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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15
A Grateful Tiger.

A Gagged Tiger had live dog thrown ia
it one day for its dinner. Not being very
hungry, the usually fierce creature did
no; louch the trembling liule victim. This
quleIness gave the dog courage, and he
began 10 lick the tigers eyes, which were
sore. This act seemed pleasant 10 The
wild beast. and the dog continued from
time TO lime, ill the eyes of this savage
animal got well The tiger from that
time took his tiny, four legged doctor on
der his patronage, looked upon.him kindly.
and allowed bin 10 eat what he chose Of
the food thrown into his den. Hence
forth they lived like bosom friends.
Thus. YOU ee.even the fierce tiger can
be grateful for liule favor. How much
more, then, should children learn to be
grateful 10 their friends for the great fa-
vors they have received When | see
boys and girls unknd and insulting to
their parents, who have done and suffered
so much for them. tell them the story
of tie tiger and the dog. and say. "Chil-
dren. don't be less grateful 10 your kind
parents than the tiger was 10 the little
dog"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15
VOL. l6 SHEPHERDSTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST
For the Ladies.

As the season for wearing light colored
fabtics has approached. tbe following
method OF preserving The culors in wash
ing these materials viii be of interest.
1t IS from lady correspondent who says
she has never known il 10 fail
herewith send you all excellent meth
cd for washing dresses.ot printed mus
Inns. lawns. &c, so as to preserve the
coIors whether the pattern be printed IN
black or variegaed hues. The dress
should be washed in lalher and not by
applying the soap in the usual way-dI-
reel upon The muslin. Make laiher by
boiling some soap and water together; lei
II stand until it is sufficiently cool for
use, and previously to putting the dress
into it throw in handful Of salt; rinse
the dress, without wrlnging II IN clear
cold water into which little salt has
been thrown; remove it and rinse il in
fresh supply Of clear water and salt.
Then wiring the dress in cloth and hang
it 10 dry Immediately spreading as open
as possible so as 10 prevent one pant ly-
ing over another. Should there be any
white in The pattern mix little blue IN
The water -Lyachburg Ne1c8.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

The Cleveland Pioindealer, which is
sgnod local paper. makes the following
snslble remark in relation 10 local news
papers: Ill matters Dol how many news
papers man takes, his list is incomplete
without his home paper. Every citizen
Who wishes we'll for HE locality. should
give generous supper, I" his home pa
pr IL ths1 paPer-is no, just such a hf
~oUId wish. lie should ieel that himself
and ndiehburs are responsible.in meas.
Ute, Tor lls shor, comings. Give paper
ilbrra' support, an active sympathy. aud
Vii Instantly respond 10 such naniles-
lailons."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

Boys UsINe ToBAcco.-b strong. sen
sib'e writer, says a good. sharp thing, and
true one, for boys who use tobacco. Il
has utterly ruined thousands of boys. 1t
tends to soflening and weakening the
bones, and j, greatly Injuries The brain the
spinal marrow and the whole nervous fiu-
I'd. A boy who smokes early and ire-
quenily, or in any way uses large quanii
ties Of tobacco, is never known 10 make
a man OF much energy, and generally
lacks muscular and physical, as well as
mental power. We would particularly
warn boys who want 10 be something in
the world,io shun tobacco as most bane-
iui poison. /, Injuries the teeth. 1t pro-
duees an uni e'thy state of The throat d
lungs. and hurts the stomach and blasts
The brain and nerves. ..-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15
A SAGAcIoUs PoNY.-Sir Emerson
nnabt gives in "Land and Water" an

A SAGAcIoUs PoNY.-Sir Emerson
nuahl gives in Land and Water" an
cunt Of a pony. the property OF milk
n, which brings milk to Sir Eme'son's
" daily. BY means of bread, sugar aud
shuts il has been tanned, and it now
yes from door 10 door of lis own &C.
d., preceding The milkman. so thai
list he is settling with the servant al
, eouse, The servants al the next house.
rned by the sound Of the slopPage OF
4 cart. may be in readiness 10 take IN
milk when the man arrives, At ceI-
doors, where The pony is in The b b.
being regsled with tread, apples. ETC.
cobtiyes, without upsetllng tue cart, 10
Use the kaockeI with lis nose and rap
vice. ~ae.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15
Quotations OF Gold.
cover.

The quotation of gold as given in the
money articles of the daily papers con
vev no fixed idea to The common mind;
the information needed by the generality
of The people is, what is paper dollar
worth We have been furnished with
The following. which those who care /"
do so, can cut for reference :
When gold is quoted at sl,lO. paper
dollar is worth 81 cents nearly.
When gold ,s quoted at Sl.l5 paper
doll r is worth 81 GEMS.
When gold is quoted al Sl.2O paper
dollar is worth 63 cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl25 a paper
dollar is worth 80 cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl.20 paper
dollar rs orlh Il cents.
When gold is quoted al Sl.35 paper
dollar is worth ~ cents.
When GOLD is quoted al Sl.4O paPe'
dollar is worth II cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl.45 paper
dollar is worth 60 cents nearly.
When gold is quoted al Sl.5O pape'
dollar is worth 66 cents nearly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

A young woman perpelraIed prac'lcai
Joke on brace Of lovers at dance the
other night, where two chaps got might
Iy struck with the same gal. She, not
willing TO show special favor 10 elher,de-
cIined dancing, and seated herself in The
back part of The room. Being chilly, the
fair maiden wore a large shawl, and one
of her admirers concluded 10 slip his hand
under The shawl, and Try what effect
squeezing her hand would have. He
went for il, and succeeded. Lord, how
happy he was. He squeezed, aud she
squeezed. He felt glorious all over. and
she evidently (el! glorious too. After
quite a JOY lul lime spenlin this way, Ihe
lady threw back her shawl, and revealed
TO lnie crowd standing near, our two
youths sqeezing one snother's hands
most lovingly. 1t don't 60 10 say
squeeze" 10 either one OF them since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15
Origin OF "Old DominionI'

Few things are so well calculated 10 a.
wsken in The mind Of the proud VUginisn
wandering in foreign lands. touching rem
InIscences Of home and kindred. as The
simple mention ol the "Old Dominion"
And yet there are comparatively few who
are aware Of the term which has so lJng
and go generally been applied 10 Virginia.
II originated Ihus: During the protector
aie Of Cromwell, The colony OF Virginia
relu'ed to acknowledge his authority. and
declared Iisell independent. Sborijy az.
Ter hen Crcmwtll threatened 10 send q
hreI ahd army 10 reduce Virginia 10 sub
,Jrclion. ihs alarmed Virgiaisns sent
messenger 10 Charles III, who was then
an exile IN Fanders. inviIing him 10 re-
turn in the ship With tie messenger and
be king Of Virginia. Charles accepted
The invitation, and was on tie eve OF en-
bsIkslion. Wien he was called 10 Tie
throne Oi England. As soon as he was
fairly seated on bis throne. in gratitude,
for The 10y ally 81 Virginia. be caused her
coat Of arms 10 b- quauered with those
Of Eng and. Ireland and Scotland, and as
an Independent member OF The Empire
distinct portion OF the ..Old Dominion"
Hence arose the origin Of The term. Cop
per coins OF Virginia were issued even 80
late as ibe reign of George ILL.,. which
bore on one side the coat OF arms Of Eng.
land. Scotland and Virginia.
IL was an spt answer Of young lady
who. being asked where was her native
place. replird. 4 have none; am the
dsugl CIR OF Methodist minister. : s. y -
Prentice says when lie famous Bsrk s,
shot War" occurred al Hsrjfbcre. Ps. p
L lad. Stevens WASH, one Of the "Sissjf|It
Uuts, bat his cosl.isIl was. 80
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

The Warrenton, Virginia, Sentinel says "Tbe
United States mail between the famous Stone
House on The battle field of Manassas station, a
dlsraLce OF five and half mi e>, is carried by a
little girl of not more than fourteen years OF age
As her mail matter Is not very bulky, she carries
il in he pocket of her riding habit; and though
she sits Ter stced gracefully, aud goes at break
neck p ed, she rldeA without saddle or stirrup
merely using in their stead common saddle
blanket"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15


MAMMA said litle girl TO her
mother, "Jo the men want TO get married
as bad as the women do ?" "Pshaw
What are you talking about" "Why
ma. ihe women who come here are al
ways talking abou. getting married-Iht
men don't"
lady tainted few days since IN the
cars. A medical gentleman present, who
went 10 her relief, exclaimed: "Hss any
gentleman flask Of whisky or brsndyr'
Over thirty pocket pistols flashed IN the
air a once.
The cay is coming, SAYS the London
Star, when throughout The whole c0un.
try, women shall be clothed with the
elective franchise. Rather thin eos
tune and hard on dry goods deslers and
hoop skirt manufacturers.
That convuIsive movement Of the dia-
phragm, commonly called Iaughler. Is a
great promoter Of that useful animal func-
lion, commonly called digestion. Jes' so.
My dear Amelia said dandy. IL
have long wished for this opportunity.
hat hardly dare speak now, lur fear you
will reject me; but love you: say you
will be mine! Your smiles would she'd"
-anj then he came 10 pause; your
smiles w0uid shed. and then he paused
again. Never mind the wood she'd"
replied Amelia. "go on with the pretty
talk"
Dnni live in hope with your arms fold
ed. Fortune smlles on those who roll
MP their sleeves and fut their shoulders
to .he wheel that propels them to wealth
and happiness. ca, this ou. and carry il,
about your ves' pocket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

In a small country town there lived a
poor boy, no was al times llItIe insane
One day the poor little fellow, having oh.
lained fish hook and line, was amusing
himself by fishing in dirty puddle OF
water. The minister OF the place coming
along, espied the boy, and thinking Ia
have some fun, asked bin what he was
fishing for. why" replied the boy
81 am fishing for The devil" Indeed,
says the minister, "and what have you
gol for bait - well" says lhe boy
IL have had lawyer on my hook for
some time, and couldn't get bite at all;
but now have ust pat on mlnisler.and
by love ! the devli has begun 10 nibble J.
A jury in Arkansas is said to have
brought in the following verdict Guilty
with some llile doubt Us 10 whether he /.
the man."
Another jury brought in better yer
dict than ,ha,: "Not gully. if he dom
do it again. This jury resided in II
lnois.
And yet another. In ibis instance The
verdic, was-"Nni guilty. if lie consents
to leave The State" This was in the
State Of Michigan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

A Canadian clergy man not long since
was called upon BY an Irish gil who IN.
qured how much lie asked Tor "marry-
Ing anybody" He rel lied. "a dcll.r
aud halt aud BidJy departed. A 'e~
evenings later on being summoned 10 the
door, he was &C osted By tie same per-
son, with The remark that she had come
TO be married. VERY vel" said The
minister; but percei'lng with ssionish.
rnenl that she vas alone. he continued
.Where is The mani" An expression Of
disappointment and chsgriB, TOO ludicrous
10 Be described. passed over Biddy's fea-
lures as she ejacuIa,ed "And dom
you find the man for dollar ard hsll!'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

lR~ said the negroes were only nOnkiee with T
their tails cute of. e it
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

NJ THE MARYLAND FARNER.-ThIs va'u9
ole magazine for June, has been received, and
as usual, II IS veil Stored WITH original and Sc
tIecied articles, embracing many articles on
Agriculture, Tobacco Culture, Live Stock Hor-
ticullure, ] he Dairy, Lady's Department, SC,
with numerous illustrations Of Agricultural In
plemeuls and Machine. IL Is published by >.
SENDS Mills s. Co, "a $ Calvert Street Balti-
more, al 81 30 per annum The "RuTHi .NtV
Yorker" Che leading Agrit ultural. Literary
and Family Weekly price 80, and the Mary
land Fnrne~," price ) so, furnished one year
lur So 50.
Ata concert recently. al The conclusion
Of the song, There's good time cOm-
inq.' country farmer got up and ex
claimed, "Mislrr, you couidn'! tx The
date. could you p
Time wesrs slippers Of list. and his
tread is noiseless. The days come softly
dawDlng, nne after snoIlnr; they creep IN
al the windows; their fresh morning air
is grateful 80 the lips that paint for ~;
h.ir music is sweet ir The ears thai lislt n
1, il; unlI. before we know j.. a whole
lie OF dsys has possession Of The citadel.
ana time has taken Us for Us OxB.
II is curiosity 10 f,sd Mise Of fifteen
who has mol began 10 Ihlak OF getting .
husband.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-15

Two gentlemen of The bar were wend-
ing their way home one night, when one
W as nabbed by he Charles and put IN
the lock up. A friend on learning 'he
mishsp, asked the other why he did not
bail hin out. BAL him out p said The
topper, "you could not pump hin oul."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-05
NEwBERNE, N. c., April 4. 1858.

NEWBERNE, N. u, April 4, 1850.
Messrs. Horace L. Emery & Son ice. 81
GENTLEMEN-I take pleasure in informing you
that the thirty-fiye saw Universal Cotton Gin and
Condenser purchased from your house in 1854, has
been in use through two seasons, and has been re-
moved and used on many different plantations.-
1t is readily driven by two mules. Gives us more
same amount of seed cotton, than any other Gin
have seen in my travels in tie cotton business,
throughout five of the best cotton growing States.
,All the cotton cleaned by your Universal Gin and
Condenser, has uniformly commanded from two
to three cents per pound over that of the same
grade from other gins in this market for the two
seasons last passed. i.t a..
The Condenser attachment is indispensable in
my estimation. This gin and condenser easily
cleans two thousand pounds Of lint per day, with
two mules, which is nearly, double the amount
that any other gin can do with the same amount
of power.
You are ut liberty to use any portion of this let
ter which You may DESIRE All the foregoing state
m, ;nts can be verified by affldavits Of many plan
ters and others, If you wish for It, The man who
has the gin in use is now here, and endorses all
have written. I have several applications from
planters to furnish gins and condensers of your
manufacture, and will order them forward for
them in time for the new crop.
am yours truly,
...-.. ... E. p. JOHN SATERLEE,
- Cotton Broker and Com. Merchant,
and SATERLEE, LYON & CO.,
331 Pearl Street, New York.
JAMES PAGAN, Agent,
CHESTER, G. H., S. G.
va. He is also agent for EMERY q SONS
HORSE-POWERS AND PRESSES. Send for a
Descriptive Catalogue.
August % 18 At
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COMMISSIONER,S-SALE,

IN EQu1Cy.. ok IlSJ.
John F. Lindsey, Admir-, Biufor Sale of Land,
Robt. NJ. Lindsey, ct al. Injunction, DC. >
IN obedience to the order Of the Court Of Equi-
II ty, in this cause, I will expose to public sale
at YORK COURT HOUSE. on the FIRST NON
DAY IN OCTOBER next, a tract Of land belong
ing to the estate of " ! -. 'H3SE' - "r''n'. 8
- SIS MAI. j. g. gLINDSEY,7ssa 'Ti!, )!
late of York District, deceased, lying on the waL
ters Of Turkey Creek, containing a x,f /
1929 ACRES. nj
and bounded by lands Of Robt. Lindsey, Philip
Lindsey, John Moore and others.T !" "ffH.z .
.,.fa :ee' TERMS OF SALE. .5uG4 a'a: .
Said land will be sold on q credit Of one and
two years, with interestfrom day of sale-purchase
money to be secured by the Bond Of the purcha-
ser, with good sureties and q mortgage Of the
land. So much Cash will be required on day Of
sale as will pay the costs Of these proceedings.
(3ll.25)y = WALTER B. NETS, c. z. z. d.
September -,........ 10 To-. --.,Es st
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In Eouity.-Yorlx Dist.

. In Equity--YorlD Dist.
3 g. wsss3s, Wisss5' .ao a. Blu 5or ese, Of asa.
80 US. 't..r .- ''.'.s' .' -'' p
81. F. Adickes and as:...: - Estate. IT,.
Wife, ct al.
TN obedience to the decree of the Court of Equi-
Il ty in this cause, will expose 10 public sale at
DAY IN OCTOBER next, the real estate Of q
B. F. WITHERS, ,,.... , -. 80 80
late Of York District, deceased, as follows-a
Liberty street 66 feet and running back 31n feet
adjoining lot belonging to the estate of W. A. Lat
ia and others. Also,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
near Yorkville, the one containing 20 ACRES, the
other, 1s ACRES, bounded by lands of DR.. With
ers 8. r. Moore and others. Also,
TWO LOTS ON THE PINCKNEY ROAD,
containing2, and II Acres, bounded by lots Of
w. l.. Grist the Tan Yard Lot and others.
will sell at the same time .p:- ..-
A LOT IN THE TOWN OF YORKVILLE,
adjoining the first mentioned lot and the Episco-
pal Church Lot, belonging to the estate of
= MARIA GOORE, DECEASED,
fronting on Liberty Street 66 feet, and running
back $40 feet. There is q nice Cottage, which 1s
situated on the dividing lines between these lots,
and the other buildings are located on both lots,
and thew will be sold together as one Lot.
TERMS OF SALE. -.. "
Twelve months credit with interest from day OF
sale; purchase money to be secured by the bonds
of the purchasers with at least two good sureties
and mortgages of the premises. Cash sufficient
to pay the costs Of these proceedings will be re.
qufred on day Of sale. .,
(sls.s5) WALTER B. NETS, c.E.Y.D.
September B. O., 10 ..a. st
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE,
In Equtty..YOrlx

, .s.aE - In EQu1Cyss Y Orl< fDl6Cs -
J.. A. Erwin and F.. A., ! Bill for Sale of Land
Erwin, Administrators, q
- - .ps.F & F5llSt' Injunction, to Mar
]. A. Mccullough & J. L. .i.,..l l,gs9sg.5 ga :.
Thompson, Admr's, ct al shat Assets, dc.
IN obedience to the order of the Court Of Equi
Il ty, made.at Chambers, in this cause, I viii sell
at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER next tract of land belong
ing to the estate Of %ha 49, >i.' |-..-'tr. -
~.s#. F. A. ERWIN, JR.,. So '.+ 5
late of York District, deceased situate on the wa
ters Of Taylor's and Fishing Creeks, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or 10 and bounded by lands of Daniel
Williams, Mas. Rattaree, Mrs. Mary Crawford
Miss Mccullough and others. r
TERMS OF SALE. -.
Cash enough to pay the costs of these proceed
ings-the balance Of the purchase money to be on
a credit of twelve months with interest from day
of sale, and secured by the bond of the purchaser
with good sureties and mortgage Of the land.
.. 49, SO WALTER B. METTS, &
(S12.6O) Commissioner in Equity.
September 19 St -
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GOOD NEWS TO HOUsE-KEEPERs.

PRICES SEDO GILL.
VTyHE unusual demand made on the York Drug
Store for SPEARS FRUIT PRESERVING
SOLUTION has induced the "Old Doctor" to
keep on hand such large stock of this article as
to enable him to sell at lower figures than when
first introduced. This INVALUABLE ARTI-
Gle preserves all kinds of Fruits Jellies, Spiced
Fruits, Tomatoes, Cider, Wine, Milk, some Kinds
of Vegetables, DC, DC. and should always be in
the house of every family. 1t saves the trouble of
sealing, and expense Of using air-tight jars or
cans; 1t is fifty per cent cheaper than any other
method. One bottle will preserve 12S pounds of
Fruit, or 48 Gallons Of Cider or Wine, or 12S Gal
Ions of Milk. 1t is warranted to contain nothing
injurious to health. 1t is cheap, healthful and eff
fectual.
-. :. TT IS RECOMMENDED BY .
Surgeon B. T. Bach, Director of U. s. Naval
Laboratory, Brooklyn, N. y; J. J.. Woodward,
Assistant Surgeon, q. s. A.; J. B. Chiffon & Co.,
the celebrated Analytical Chemists, N. Y; 81. A.
Hayes, M. D., State Assayor of Massachusetts (;
D. H. Craig, General Agent of the Associated
Press; Southern Cultivator, Athens, Ga. The New
York State Agricultural Society The Chester
Standard, Chester C. H., 8. G.; the ?orkville En-
quirer, Yorkville, s. c., and by numerous fami-
lies in this and the adjoining Districts Call and
GET THE GENUINE and a pamphlet of Testi-
monials, at the York Drug Store. =.
DIR. JOHN MAY,
Sole Agent for York District.
August 8 Is tt
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REGISTRATION.
To the Citizens of the First Precinct of York
District.

District.
VJNHE Books will be open for PUBLICINSPEC
TION, in Yorkvile at the Sheriff's Office ir
McConnellsville, at Jos. Moore's Store; in Blairs
vile, at VIM. Whites Store; in Clay Hill, a
Sahms' Mill in Bethel, at ]. J. Hunters Store.
The final session, for revising the lists, will bt
10Th and 18th of September; at McConnellsville
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and 10th
at Blairsville, on Frioay and Saturday, the 2Otf
and 2lst; at Clay Hill, on Monday and Tuesday
23d and oath at Bethel, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, 25th and 26th. -
P. J. OCONNELL,
Chairman Board of Registration, First Precinct
Of York District.
September 5 10 St
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OF MEDICINEAND SURGERY.
PsssSos Isssas SSans Of sas
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The cheapest medical paper In the world, pub
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Address,
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May % 81. ..,9gi,,, A .,g .I..Fa.fS r.
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NOTICE.

-WlHE undersigned respectfully informs his
Il friends that he Is now, employed at the Store
will be much pleased to have calls from them.-
He has been instructed by his employer, in order
to make room for new FALL STOCK, to sell
goods at and BELOW COST FOR CASH, and he
tanned by calling early. J. j. SMITH.
August g. Ts..E ,--1 Is Es - sE''.' If fr