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A Clergyman, while res!ding L South
America as q missionary, discovered safe
and simple reneiy foE the Cure Of Nervous
weakDes, Early Decay, DISEASES OF the In
mary and Ssminzl Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vIciouz habiUs- Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed By a desire TO beneat the Rfnicied and nm
fortunate, ! Will send the recipe for pTepaT-
ing and using this medicine, In q sealed en-
yeloPe- 10 Epy one who n6sls II, Free Of
ChdRpe.
Pleasa encIose a postpaid envelope, ad-
drE4zed 70 yourSelL. .Address
JOSEPH I. IMAM,
StstiOa D. Bible House, New York
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woNpERFuL But True.

MADAME BENNINGTON, the worid-re-
powned AstroIogtst and SomnambulIstic,
Clanvoyant, while in cIairvoyant
state, delineates the very features Of
the person you aye TO marry, and
by the aid OF an Instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
antees To produce perfect and Mre-lIke pic
ture Of the future husband or wife of the APP
plieant. with date Of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, sc This IA no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place OF birth, age
disposition, color Of eyes AID hair, and en-
closing my cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed TO yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail. together with desired in
formation.
HS-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE RENISGToE. p o. Box 81. West
Troy, N Y. mch23-eod, triw&wly
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IAIaIILIN,. IsPANT rnRDIAI.

The ChTId's Cure When TeethInE.
No,heEs all know the many Eleeplsz nights
the little ones al home have 20 pas when
Teethinz- You NEED no one to remind you
OF the Pdn-Chodc, Yakefuiness. Unssg-
nas, FTetting. FIatuIenee1Dts DISTURBED Bowels,
&c We tel you esndidIy. one bottle ofthts
Cordial VIII correct all theSs troubles Assist
TeethinE, Remove Actdity, AIIay All Pain,
Quiet the FTetfui- Promote Sleep.
tn IL II viii sst ~ charm Sold By
LAUGHLIS. SMITH q CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soJourn OF few months in the
City. was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had soft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smoothness. and instead Of twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon Inquiry
as to the canse OF 50 great a change, she plain
ly told them that she used the CiFcassfnn
Balm, and considered Il an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION TO any Ladyfs toilet By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t Is sim
pie in its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
Ing and beautiiyinE the skin and complexion
By It's direct action on the cuticle 1t draws
from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended 1t should be, clear. soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mall or Express,
on receipt OF an order by
w. L. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette st, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the
same mch2- cod, triw&wly
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TsEEg il no community ia Chrisien-
dom where a greater stir can be made
shout a trivial matter than in England.
Now there H. great excitement in the
Courts over the definition of the term
"a gIass Of beer" It appears that II a
customer enters "a British Pot-house and
asks for bslf pint Of ale be will get
that measure, but n he asks for n
glass" of ale, he will have TO pay the
price of half pint, but will get a less
quantity. The Alderman presiding
Iasds the following remarks:
We have considered this question.
and while we are Of opinion that the
evidence fl not strong enough 70 prove
that the bali pints were asked for, We
hfs both Of us Of opinion that n fraud
f. committed on the public by giving
them leAs ihan half pint for o glass Of
ale. We do not convict, but we eE-
press n very strong opinion that II u n
most dishonest mode of conducting
business. You do not charge more for
"a half pint Than for n glass, and yet
you always serve In a glass instead oil
giving half n pint.
Or TO put tbs verdict In plain Eng
lisb, ''Sot guilty; bat don't do It again.
-s-
OA-@A-sAh ~ ssAASAA@A<lA-A-SAAAAa4-- n AAaAA
wing has thoroughly and repeatedly
read Shakespeare may be said 70 have
received q liberal education. II he be
fortunate enough to have been inspired
by the spirit Of what he has read. he
will possess a mastery of his mother
tongue not 10 be acquired Ia colleges,
a. frequently conductsJ. He will have
n key TO The hearts Of other men, which
those whose phrases are involved and
polysylIabic do not possess. For.
though Shakespeare WAS cosmopolitan
in one sense. In another lac was truly
national, AngIo-Saxon in mode OF
thought and ntterance. Dickens says:
A Knowledge Of Shakespeare redeems
n ynat amount Of Ignorance. An actors
education may be very deficient; he
fnhy not be able 10 spell; he may bstrAy
10 bis handwriting and COMPOSE
lion q sad want OF familiarity with the
use OF the psn-but he knows Shake
Epeare by heart. He haa all the phllo-
sopby OF life at the tip OF his tongue in
shakespeare glowing words. We
may DO very clever and very accom-
pll, he'd, but when the actor leans upon
the arm OF Shakespeare he IL dt COM
paDy for the best Of US.
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THE HEALIxG POOL.
AND HOUSE OF MERCY

Howard Association Reports, lDE
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE. and the ERRORS, ABUSES And
DLsEAsEz5 which cestroy the manly powers
and create irupsdInsnts to MARRIAGE
gtih sure neanz Of relief sent in sszled
letter eayeIOpes, free 0: charge. AodresE,
Dr. J. ERILLIS HOUGHTOS, HoEArJ As
ISOLATION. Philadel phls- Pa LDTlT-StndGw
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POLITICAL H.TrERs.

1t is reported that Congressman
Bingham has said that if the President
IL impsached, he will, for fee Of 3D.
OOO, resign his seat in the House, and
appear as the Presidents counsel in
the trial before the Senate.
Variety Is the spice Of life. The
National InteuigeTeer insists that the
republicans are ali Bourbons, and the
Sew York World assures its readers
that they are ofthe same stripe as Dan
ton and Robespierre.
-"The RGdioaI' is = new paper pub
lished at Sewbern, y. C. It is two
column folio, and is published oecs-
sioDaIly and grauitously for the sake
Of republIcanism-
The temper of Congress appears 10
be unmistakabIy in favor OF short
session, during which all energies shall
be devoted to the work OF perfec;Ing
the necessary legislation for reconstruc-
zion.
People sometimes get strange infor-
nation from others about their own aE-
fairs. a Paris journal, noticing the
departure from this country of Ar.
Bancroft, our new Minister TO Berlin,
in sllusion 10 the fact that he was a
passenger on the Hamburg steamer
AIemsuIs, Esys it is curious that all the
Diplomatic agents Of the United States
have hzen ordered not 20 take passage
IL English vessels.
The New York EzpTeSs moralizes
thus ia regard to TIE death of three
prominent political characters:
sSTbs death Of three prominent men,
one by Violepce,-GsD. Santa Anna,
and tso.-Judge Wayne Of the U. s.
Supreme Court, and eE-Goy. Powell, Of
Rsnt1eky,-by tine natural indrmitisE
NJ age and disease, all admonish Us that
human konors are as uncertain as hu-
man life. All Of the persons here nam
II, Is j. tF1E, were advanced in years.
santa Anna being nearly 50; Judge
Wayne n, and EK-GOy. Powell Is.
Disappearing from the public stage at
ItlOu Of the great truths, both that death
il, in the end, the nlAster ofaII men,
and that we best fulfill our mission
when we remember that, whether it
come at one age or another, or in one
cline or another, come IL will, there Ia
no escape from it The moral Of all the
obit uaTies which daily I'LL our columns
Is simply this, that all rank and hon
orH fade before the great destroyer.
Human lives fall as grass beneath the
Bcythe, and Of the millions upon mil
lions now living, not one can escape
the summons. Happily, there Is res
direction of the body and alife eyerlRst-
ing"
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Tzx FA1zIEs OUIDoSE--Tns Prin-
eezz, IA Ibs Fairy Tale, d-opi pearls
from hs- mouth Ebeu she opened u.
but whoever UsA THAI tzltsnAn o.
science, S5zodS4t, vii have r1outhtul
Of peariE that viii never crop ont.
dagEen. or ds-zy. sod
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A large s PIP. Circular. giving information
of the great est importance to the young Of
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
Iouaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fail TO
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail Address,
P.o. Drawer, 81, Troy, N. Y.
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PARTON, the biographer, who has
written so much in regard to the faith
ers and early men ofthe Republic, is of
the opinion that Islander rarely Injuries
the character of public man. Gener-
ally speaking the people receive with
many grains OF allowance the stories
that are started about candidates for
Office, knowing that it is always natur-
al and generally necessary for their OPP
ponents to put such stories in circula-
ton. Speaking of"the calumny OF our
early politics." he says:
A dastardly weapon early employed
in our presidential contests was calum-
ny; but the wounds which 1t inflicted
were never mortal. We may assert
that Islander has never seriously harm
ed public man, though 1t has fire.
quently aided one. Hamilton, accused
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THE little japanese IAN Right" who
got SO terribly hurt some weeks ago at
the New York Academy of Music, has
again made his appearance in public.
A reporter of the Brooklyn Press visi-
ted the little fellow behind the scenes
previous TO his reappearance and gives
US touching idea of what it costs to
amuse the public. He writes as fol-
lows:
Next TO editors. we believe actors
lead the hardest life. Last night being
in the neighborbood Of the Academy of
Music, we called on little tAlI Right"
in his room on the second floor above
the stage. In a corner sat toothless
veteran. whose duty 1t was to tum-tum
on the Japanese guitar for the amuse-
ment OF the boy; in another corner, on
his knees, rested a servant waiting for
his masters order. On the floor was
stretched pallet, upon one side Of
which sat the chief OF the troupe, in
dustriously tanning his son, little "All
Right, who lay at full length on the
other side. ''All Right" was dressed
very elegantly, and his little cheeks
flushed with tie anticipation Of his re-
ception. AT that moment DIR. Sayre
entered the room, and after little
talk, felt OF "All Rights" leg and
thigh. II was evident they gave him
great pain, but with the patience of a
Job. he remained mOtionless. He said
1t hurt him badly, but he was very
anxious to go before the people. Pres
emily he was called, and with much
difficulty he rose and walked to the
stairs. He was carried down, and then
strengthening himself with the air OF
prince, he strobe before the audience
In brief, he was put through per-
Iormance which must have made his
pulse throb with agony, but he bore it
like soldier, and smiled sweetly in
He came of, and nearly Gainted-the
applause recalled him-he went on and
bent low to the floor, although a hun
dred dollars would not have tempted
him SO to torture himself. He was
then put to bed.
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If EatIaE we're a FELONY It oDzyd M Dc
roo-s ts-Tsb1y punished than - the tn-tzses
o. Iodtgss;i0n- Why endure ihszE: ESsTy
1zpsgae knows, @: ought u know, that
IAKzAST's ETFEEyIscES- SELIZEK APE-
EIKsT : a sps-zds for ins complaint Why
thea suffer- j i ESssE folly.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST
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4fE a6rfrffsrmtBts.
Notice

nHE NDIsEEs or TEE EEIHoEES
ssncszeF Ezzs reou=sed 70 E=<1 x L1.=L
EEE tk1s- gIres1zyl sTsatEE- 1riy III A :
a sEa.al E-v-.zsiaa i alsa eusssd % sh<
- -. q u ~ CHAxpI.vR soy.
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SpetiaI aIutitts.
oDBEET-s cHoLEKA AsTIDoTE

Aspsssy, szre AID .,zElzia ere tx Caoss-z-
pzuhss, Dgssat==y, FLz1.Csol I'D Camp
Ing Psfns. Warranted 70 ere Il eys-y 1slss-
II - PEGEzED a8FSEEs1cIAS2-
4 & RoSe-saO-. Ea-oas S-zts0l- ~ Va
az. II : 1-o-lh - EsIzhf II god
81 Benps;, CI31taazii- Ohio. szyz i csssai
him q Crnis-z-
T,ss-.eo-uzasats.1 b J \ Mccall, Iroa
sEsrrnaut. 2Sdz-s GEy; Jchn DOlio1- 2. =
ED- L(,zEE Name n GO 2 IfLEAS- Nay
TsI! 4 TznZss- Josn BAr5Ou- B<lmoat Nils
5srlUzl LsnEhAn, Rbose=z4s IruzEls-s J a.
Laun5sr- Jcs- :. Norton J. z Ecszsfa- Coz
2 70 p r. nT55
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WIZ. Y. HoGR,
d. DAVIS.

FANCH DYEIHa AND sCOURIaG
Mt, MARKET STREET,
EIbetWeen Monroe and Quincy, one Coo,
kinds OF shayTis. Dre1ses and Ribbons, and
every description OF SIX, Noolen and Cot-
ton goods, also. CoatS, Vests and fAnLIII
done NJ short notice and on reasnEiAoas
terms. Cal and $50 specimens
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sEzuttd.

"ASIED-AGESI@ % Eae PE
w mndlh, evETThere nslz EDd 1enssS-
70 1rrpd1oe thru1EAocf Ih= LEtted $50
the GESUIEE IMPROVED CqAA0S
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
ThssD1chtns VII E=ztc1- BEN, ezl-rneE-q c1lA-
h-rd had aid enb-uE5e- in 4 nos s1rE<10I
razuneE. Pre- only So FEuy EE1zufed
for I've TeES- We VII pay s. Sc for any
rllscEfne tha- VII seE = s1rulGE more nea1-
fff1I or more elzs-tc EeAEn Lnau ozrs- II
-nEEEy 1lae -Elzs-1c LncE SC1tsA- EEery
sss5zd sftfch can b cut and Ez1u The con
Csuuo. b p1IIsd apart Wtfko11 tszEEE Il
We rSy azenzs ron s. 20 SID Per nao1th
srd tsxpausas O. . couEntSs.on NON which
rEioe rhaf a-rouof can be made AccrsE
SEcoEB 4 Co. Cleveland. a
CArEroS-Do Dot be imposed uPo1 %
o.hs- parties p,Alninz O. WORTHLESS c2S+-trOa
machines under the sane name o. oIhsE-
VS. Oars : the only Etnu1ne and really
rrsc<5azI cheap machine InAaDfsStnred-
. fc1--IrndEW.
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FRoMAs osBRKS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

ovrCE STATES IN CCsroH house
I J bul5df-K AIfs.os 70 Ike rGDi41E e.
Ls6s-Esx r11liz-ziElg o. rents. n1yk and -
rE-EI ssgfa-s. Ezreks. Ge on caun1Ezo7- Al
-5affE1 erIrzs-sd 20 Is c-s p-u-n ply AISs=2-
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Ftrst CLASS Roardine.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LEASED
IL the house on the corner Of Fourth and
Union streets, formerly occupied by hrs-
Key. respectfully ANNOUNCED 10 the public
that II viii be continued as 4 FIRsT GLASS
let with board; also a few day boarIiers want
cd y2S oopv ,fsns p 81 e tb Hia 5fSss
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wHEHSG sAyrSss IsSsTTTrT1oS,
July L.. lss--
he Directors Of this IaslifCtion have de-
clared sdtv1iscd . ten 10 PEI cent oGL o.
he ezrafHgs for the pas SIX EnonLEs- ne o
sfzrs 80 FsssErzl Tax pay abe 70 the sock
boldsTs O. their Jessl representatives on ce-
IT, iEs-l~d &C. QUARRIER, TreAs-
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Hnnsa For sale.

7 oFFEE FOR SALE NY REIDESCE
1 O. J5dE E-raez- eozrEta5nE sven 49,
5@5= arzE=, bath rooza. patty, tFo EA42s
clat- B-sek ssstlEz AID cal koass o. ne A.
LEy IN The TezE-
2T--lE = q S1ENEsS-
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400 Dress Patterns

OF Fine French Jaoonett Lawns at . cents.
Twenty pieces Dark Brown Lawns al . cts
Three thousand yants nns soft finished
Bieached Muslin, , ard wide, at lfzz cents
IunI7 ]. $. RHODES CO.
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NOTICE to Contractors.

SIEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. oeiyed at FRAZER's HOTEL, ST. CLAIRE.
WILLIE, Ohio. until the 25th inst, for the
County Road from st ClRirsvilIe TO War
nock's Stallion, on the Central Ohio Rail
BIDS for grading, culvtrting, delivering,
breaking and spreading Limestone, must
each be sepaTate-
cubic teet each, for limestone by the rod of
100 cubic feet each. the stone to be broken to
siLs not e1cee1ln2 FoUk ouSCL1S IN Nsisnt:
FIazier's Hotel, after the 9th July next
The right TO reject ali bids win be reserved Z,
Contracts Will be subject 10 the approval Of
the County Commissioners
JULY 2. 1857. - 1iy6.td
DOCTRINES AROMATIC BLACKBERRY
for Bowel Complaints OF Adults or Children.
Z. BOOKING,
jly6 No. Odd Fellows Hall
TURKISH TOWELS. FLESH BRUSHES,
India Rubber Bath Brushes, SPonges, for
jIys MOL Odd Fellows Han.
nNoILET WATERS. TOILET SETS, H'k'f
7 Extracts Fine French and English Po-
made Toilet oi BSSK X F5eas sy pTIf 20
JIy6 No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
THHE BEST DTSTNPECTANT AND DFO-
i dOr1zer ls Carbolate Of Lime, and cheaper
than any other article in the market. Sold,
Wholesale and Retail, in cans or bulk, By
Z. BOOKING,
Jys No. Odd Fellows HAN.
Notice.
WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
w old customer, and the public general y
that We have now made arrangements by
which TO continue the saving OF Lumber At
CHneis; Mills, B. q q. K. R., West Va We
are prepared to furnish lumber low, and e
specially solicit continual &c OF the fayors
formerly ehoFn us. Address al orders TO
LEWIS 4 BARRETT,
jlyI-lm Cline's Mills, <. q o. r. r, w. Va
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WHEELING. W. Va, June 9Th. 1907.
TTNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i Wheeling anu Belmont Bridge Company
have this day declared a dividend Of four 81
per cent on the capital stock OF the company
out OF the eaEninRsfo for the last SIX months.
PAYABLEoS Or AFTER the sixth 9TH day Of
nxs.IT Jos. I,AWsoN. sec.v.
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A New Sensation !

WE WILL OFFER THIS MORNING
w at our new Store, Just above the Asr-
chants National Bank on Main street,
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Dividend.

THK CIITZEss FIRE AM NARINE
4 9fFzrE1os Ei1EzpEET q NEeezZ I've
ms Z ~ dzeEzrs5 czzTEze1d Of I've - es11
CIT * Tie rEoE - a Ihe lax 81 Uol1Ez. pay
zhzs 70 ne ssocE 5os5eSca de1AE5-
- ~ W n saKIVBR. SKY.
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JAMES $. WHEAT. HASNIBGL FoRREs.
WHEAT d FORBES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WHEELING. W. va.
pEomee, l5O,S. Fourth street. Iuns-sm
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Just Received.
Dividend.

Corner OF Market and quincy street
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12

tG~ An IxMENsE FoRTuNs.-H has
been sscer.sined beyond possibility OF
doub, ihs, an immense fortune has bsen
left to the Grove family Of this country
BY certain parties in Holland. This in
isligencs has been corroboraied by His
Excsllency the Minister, resident al the
Hague, who has been written TO, and who
has fully confirmed tho reports in circu-
iaiion in reference thereto. The fortune
amounts 10 %75. 900 600. To this iu-
port circular has been issued ty ]. H,
Ewing. Esq. Attorney q, Law. OF Bali
more. with view OF thoroughly inves,i.
gazing The case and securing The interest
Of parties entitled thereto. Under this
Estate the S;sley family Of this place,
ohio are connected with, md directly de.
scended from Grove family in Germa.
ny. expec, 10 inherit largely, and have
employed G. NJ. Belzhoo,er. Esq, OF
this town, as their Attorney. 10 urge and
protect their claims and represent their
interests.
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Alarria9rs.

In this place, on Tuesday the Oh inst.
at the residence Of B. F. Hsnis'n. by
Rev. S.Ias Billings, Mir. Samuel B Har-
riSon, of ttis county. to Ms .NUry Har-
rison. OF Hsdg' sviilo. Berkeley county.
In Tow sunrown, Md ION Dec 27th.
BY Rtv. d. Howard Parish. j. Nelson
Uisner. Of Msrunsburg, West Va, L.
Mrs Joe ~. daughter Of Joseph Kelley
ESQ nf Baltimore county. Md.
Al Wnea'iSn3. lie fesldence OF the
brides fahti, nn the S'h inst. by Rev.
Mr.. Hughes. Tim. S. H'Hsha,o and
Miss Mamie b. SnOdgrass. all o.
Berkeley county, West Virginia.
On TUESDAY morning lass, at Tie resi-
rlrn,e If the b'Ide's father. in Richmund
Va. Mr.. Joseph Rmehdrt, of Jefferson
county. to Miss Bette B. Brock, daugb
ter Of Dr.. j. b. Brock.
On rhur.d.v ,renlrg the 10 h ms snr
At the brite's home. by Rev. II. Wlssler
Mr.. UiHiau1 {. Urish. Of Bsi kelley
county, to Miss Ella {. HenstH. dA"eh
ter of Mr.. W. jeplha ileusrll, OF ht
same cuGutr.
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The Presidents Veto.

On Monday PresiceIfa Johnson sent 10
the Senate ieuglhy message. seioiug The
bill which conIeIs the right Of suffrage on
The colored population Of tie District Of
Columbia. The lnteiligeDcer rIonounces
i, "elesr, compac. argument against y
mos, unwise and unjuss measure" The
Senate passed the bill by the requisite
,wo-,hirJs majority over the Presidents
veto, by 30 10 10. On Tuesday The
House also passed The bill over the veto
by II3 TO SO, and is therefore now law.
The Speaker announced Me result amid
such profound silence in the crowded
galleries and on the floor tina, pin drop.
ping nigh, have been heard. There
were several hundred negroes present,
andsscsrcely had the echo Of the Speak
er's voice died away. before such IN.
mul,uous cheering. waving of hats. and
cIapping oi hands arose from the colored
portion Of the assemblsae that all the ef.
forts Of The Speaker. rapidly using his ga
vel, could not restrain them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
Deetbs.

Near Beuyrille. Va, Oh the 3rd ms, ,
Mrs. Eiaadsfh Nuyett, agrd a years
and IL days. lie ii Mr.. Charles Huy
Ell. formerly Of dis county. Her re.
mains were brought TO this place and in
lerrei in the Presbyterian graVsy ard on
Saturday last.
In Chsriesi0wL, on The 4h inst. Mrs.
Diury NOrrOm North. aged 81 years
~ iie OF Rev n. &. NORTH. and daughter
Of tie late Robert Worlbing'on.
On the 18Th uli, at her residence. four
miss from Winchester. Mrs. Susan p.
Garter, in the I'D year Of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
NOTICE.

By order ofihe Mayor Of Shepherds
town. the citizens Of the town are invited
TO attend meeting to be held a. the
Conr, House. at Q o'clock. on Saturday
the l9th instant. for the purpose Of or
ganizing Fire Company. for the safety
OF the town. ELIAS BAKER,
Jan IL Recorder.
" We trust The above meeting will
be we'll attended. Every citizen should
feel deep interest in the organization OF
. we'll regulated. Fire Company. which
would add much to the safety Of property.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12

IS We are informed ,ba. railroad
from Haeerstown TO Mar,insburg is pro-
jec,ed, and will sosn be under way. |,
10 10 be an extension Of the Cumberland
Valley road running now from Harrison
burg, Pa, down 10 Hagcrstown. 1t will
give direct line from Msr,insburg 10
Philadelphia. and will therefore be great
advantage NOT only to iha, point and The
Valley above, but will be decided cot
off for al shippers YES. Of Martinsburg
on the B. Il o. RAILROAD. The distance
Is OILY 10 miles and the route entirely
practicable.