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The Augusta .s,anda,d ,wi,s tho New

The Augusta Standard ,wi's tho New
Hampshire Legislature Of not "laring" to
pass the constabulary bill. What sort Of
consistency in q public journalist b that
which makes itself conspicuous for oppos-
ing and aillng against certain laws, and
then, when the Legislature OF neighbor.
ing State refuses to pass them, the editor
cries out in despair, "sevcnty.five majority
Of intolerant radicals, and yet you didn't
dare pass Il Afraid Of the people, SHANE
on you'll to indefinitely postpone 81" Rad.
ical temperance men will soon question
whether It is not possible that his would-be
s1cellency ID not at heart with them, and
whether he 10 no, "playing It" through the
Standard on the constabulary, In the hope
Of catching few votes Of those whom he
suspects arc opposed to this law. but whom
no knows to b death on his miserable pol
tics
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-02

The Charleston .Essrs closes on article on
the Presidents last veto message, a. fol-
lows:
The whole subject Of this message is ono
en,irrly beyond our province; il concerns
the quarrel between, Congress and the Pres
i,lcni. To the people of these ten unrecon-
str1ctcd Stntcs their duty should DO plain.
" irc ,rotlld hare peace, order; orymi.as'on,
government, ps mst adopt Dk meas,0s pre-.
s1ibed for ~ By Consress. Congress alone
has the power to enforce its docrocs, and
that power Is even now ut our doors, and
for this very purpose. Where, then, b tho
wisdom Of opposition, or Of refusal to
accept the proffered terms?
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REMOVAL IN TExAs.-Sheridan has re-
moved the rebel Governor in Texas rs will
be scen by the following order:

New ORLEANS, July ~.
Special Order No. i04 A careful CON-
siderntion Of the reports Of Brvct Major
Gen. Charles Grifien, U. 8. A., shows that
J. w. Throckmorton. Governor Of Texas.
is au impeachment to the reconstruction Of
tina, State under The law, he Is therefore
removed from that office. E. N. Penso is
hereby appointed Governor Of Texas In
place Of w. ThrockInoron, removed.
iie will be obcyed AMI respected Accord
ingly. ,
BY command Of Gen. r. II. SHERIDAN.
tSigned) Gro. 1. HARTsurT, Asst. Adj.
Gen.
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Ex.Gov. Hcrchell v. Johnson OF Georgia
Is yiolenly opposed TO rseo"":;uc,ion' but Sa.
President Is powerless," tho Suprsrns Court
{" bows to tho black surge Of radical ianati-
cisn,," and that his only hope, I. md that
not sanguinc, Is In possible reaction among
the people of tho Nonh aud Northwest"
Truly no has no reason 10 DO saDguine.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-02

LAlaE PRnnuns. - Tho Illinois Stats
Agricultural Society have offered $1,000 f0r
the tastes, trotiins stallion, ge'ding or marc |;
500 for the best bull, and sooo for Tho best
COW, Such premiums srs worth ooossssins
for
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-02

fns County Committee yin be IN sesson d the Comfy
House. u O'Clock On The .orups q he ccnventoo, 70
rsv,svs and szanins ths ersdsssiAb of de,essssa
J. n DEERfN0,
THOMAS rARBOX,
JOsEPu ". HANSON,
wM. n. MACARTHUR, County
SAMUEL ROBERrS
CHARLES O. NUrH Commlttee
0nOR0n 0EfCHKLL,
JOHN r MOODY,
FRANCIS BACON,
JriY 1lth. 1907.
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Thu sisc,isn in Sensessss hkes place to-
dly, and Il : Fortunate for tho ssate that
10 exeissd and dissraoefal campaign b
brought to . close. I, seems strsngo to our
New England ears to hear of political
meetings being held, whore The audience Is
20 excited that pistol shots arc used instead
Of Arguments, -whsrs the candidates are
50 .mad" that they arc with difficulty 70.
strained from lynchins one another. and
where, ifa voter s,rpys away from the
protection Of the crowd ofhii own part.
Fans. he ID liable lobe " gobblcd up" by his
opponents. who arc his enemica The stu
alton 10 Tennessee b the transition period
from a STATE OF harbarous slave.holdins do
mocracy into the sunlight Of Republican
civilization, and the passage Of such an inn
measurable gulf cannot 10 made without
danger from the worst passions Of igno.
rant and trnitorois parties. who, unfor
t,nstely for the Stnte and the country, were
net sxtsrminaied in the late war. There
and In Kentucky, and we shall find the
same appearance wherever m election, 10
held in ,his broad land, the ignorant, tho
low, The brutal and the rebel rally to the
standard Of the democratic party, finding
alone IN that party The sympathy which
Al. - -
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"DrAp HEAps."-ln answer to q lady
correspondent Who desrss' to know tho
meaning Of tho term dead head, ;" and ex-
change says: "The ffee tickets given to
the press for the no named arc always
paid for, and very literally. A. . ruletboss
who issue mot thoso who rcceive-tbose
free tickets arc tho dead heads,' usniiy
giving fly cents Tor that which Eve dol.
lar bill would adequately pay for. 30 long
as the Newspaper editor Is expected to give
libenI notices. of entestaininenn bei6ie they
occur, and then follow tboso with gensr-
si puff ailer the shower ID over, he certain
N has no place In the dead head clssifca.
lion. Iniecd, In nine cases out Of ten tho
editors would be glad to receive half pay
for their work and pay TWO prices for the
free ticket. They certainly would make
money by tho operation. We may add
few words ON tie general subject Of adver.
Using. The publication Of the ncwS and
an edit orial notice which 10 designed to
supply the place Of or add value 70 . rcgu-
Lar advertisement has even bess claim 10
gratuitous insertion than wouh sucii IN ad-
vertisemcnt. Yet there are those Who ask
JUST such gratuitous notices, and this al
most a. matter Of night. II these samo
persons should be asked to make present
Of dozen yards ef,noskn;io each purehns-
or Of q merino dress, or dollars worth Of
sugar to whoever bought threo pounds Of
tea, or half dozen free tickets to who
ever engaged twenty seats ut a concert, they
would resent the demand as an insult. Yet
xhy should not their wagcs he given away
% freely a. should and are the. product Of
The editors and publishers labor and CAPT.
tai? The merchant makes bis profit and
LIVING by selling bis goods. Tho publisher
Of newspaper makes his by selling his ad.
vertising columns, not by giving them away.
and when he does thus give them In aid Of
public library or other bcnefeent object.
he deserves thanks a. = public benefactor,
and not insults 40 q dead-hesd.'
DIFFERENCE IN THE SHARE OF FrET.-
The Hide and Leather Journal notices .
few Of tho differences in the shape Of tho
pedal ex,remitics Of people In various sec
tons Of the country:
Shoes made for ono locality arc not
adapted for all. For instance, broad shoe,
wide In tho shank, Is best adapted to tho
eastern trudc, narrow sole meeting with
little favor. Rhode Island though tho
smallest State In tho Union, can boast OF
having some Of the biggest feet that ever
trod sole leather. The Middle States 70
quire smaller shoes and higher in the in
step than the East. Tho instep grows
higher as we progress southwark, common
cling with Virginia, and the foot shorter and
more plump. Rarely a, the North does
full grown man wear less than . number
six, running up In the scale OF sizes to
number eleven but at the South many
fill sized man wears foun and fves, and
seldom over mines.
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tho factories. '"
The Portland Star has adopted the ad.
vance system In subscription. which 10 the
only rational way Of furnishing paper to
subscribers. Tho Str can do that thing
with less risk than stars Of lesser magni
ti,de, since the Por,lander that can gc'
along without taking the Sxr with his tea,
isn't worth trusting for subscription.
A man was cured Of deafness, in Yer
mont, . few days since, by stroke Of
tightening. Thunder bolts arc known to
have cured other cases Of hard bearing, but
a. a remedial agent they arc not to 30 relied
Admiral Far,gu, Is In rank tho highest
naval ot5ices aAost His station corresponds
to tina, Of Lord High Admiral In England
an Office which has not been filed since
1923 and which can only DO filed by q
prince Of tho royal blood. Prince Alfred u
now trimming for II. 'r.'" s'rW mott
Thur,ow Weed Is tired Of his little attic
in the ~ y. Cosa~eisi Office (only five
srories above sround) and has gone tc
stretch his legs and drink tho waters Of
Saratoga. ,rJ 81. .aa ...
A wharf in Philadelphia recently bsoks
through. prscipitatius three mon into the
- .-hn wsrs drowned, and 40 hogs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
Hlarria9cs.

On the 25lh ult. by Rev. Geo. Lewis
SIaley, d. ". Lopham, Esq, of Ela-
gerstown, to Miss Josie Mug BOteier,
third daughter of Barton BoteIer, Esq, Of
Pleassn, Valley, Nd.
At Martinsburg. on the Goth ult., by
Rev. Lewis f. Wilson, James Larson
Norris, OF Washington, ID. c.. 10 AHnie
ErginiG, daughter of The late Col. Israel
Robinson, Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
Shepherdst0Wn Market,
Corrected pcskly by d. S. Renieh.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise our quotations
as follows: Howard Street Super and
Cu' Extra, 975 a $1,000; do. High
Trades II so $1,000.
" hEAr.-rhe only lot of white re-
ported sold was 100 bushels at 81 so;
1870 bushels red brougb. 50 65; 1000
bushels do. . so 81 s..
CORN.-lncluded in the sales were
700 bushels mixed white a, 90 81 %,
7G0 bushels good to prime a, 1917 sl2 %:
1900 bushels good TO prime yellow at
l 34a 81 35.
OATS.-ssles of 100 bushs prime al,
20 a 10 cts; 1000 bushs good a, 65 a
&C cents 200 bushs inferior ct So cents
RYE.-3SO bushels sold at 81 40, 100
DO. al 81 Al, ana $50 do. at 81 AZ per
bushel.
GOLD.-Gold quoted in Baltimore a,
IA and in New York al l44.
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NOTICE.

guYE regular meeting of the Shepherds
( town Building Association will take
nIace TO-DAY at The Court House, al 3
o'clock. Insisllments from Stockholders
are due-please pay Up. Two Hundred
dollars 10 let. BY Order.
j. p. \. ENTLER, Pres't.
d. F. HARRISON, Sec'y.
Oct IL
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A CARD,
foREsT HONE, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
September 30, 1867.

FoREsT HONE, Jefferson Co., W. Va. !
September 30, 1867.
Nr. little Dear Sir In looking over
.he Register. see that am announced
toy Union Voters" as an "lndependeni
Radical Candidate for the House Of Dele
gates" am not Radical" neither
am | a "Conserva,ive." am law
abiding Constitutional Union man, and as
such Will accept the announcement, and
leave it with the people to decide the
contest-Ihe power being in their hands
30 choose whom they please. If the Peo-
pie send me TO The Legislature, | promise
they shall not DO deceived though the
Heavens fall Yours, &c.
JOHN SPANGLER.
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OF TIE
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October 5, 1867. I'm
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y ASKETS.-Corn Baskets, Market
y Baskets, Baskets, Tubs and Brooms.
oct5 Irwin g. Ke'dy.
uTONEWA Wholesome Jars, largo
y and small, also, Butter JSrs, Jugs,
Spiloons, &C., at FI0in o. keedy'S.
I AMPS and L9nterns.-A great vare-
u ~ of Coal OIL Lamps; also, Lanterns,
Lamp Chimneys, Wicks and Coal Oil,
cheap by ir'cua a. hcedy'
4 LMANACS.-'Fhe original Gruber's
y Hagerstown Almanacs, for 1865, just
received at Ir,cin g. heedy'S.
EtRESH Lemons and Raisins, at
X oct 5 Ir,cin g. Keedy'S.
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LOST |!

WEEN Sherherdsiown and
. Charles,own. Lady's Fine BLACK
Cloth SACK CLOAK. If returned 10
the Shephrrdsrown Register oihre' The
nerson will be literally rewarded.
OK NJ. G. X.
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Special Notices.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The ReY. EDWARD \. WILSON Will send
Gree of CHARGE 10 all no desire il, the pre-
scgIPtion with the direction for making and u
sing the simple remedy by hich be was cured
OF lung affection ard that dread disease Con-
sumption. Ills only object is to benefit the al
Gicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription. rs il will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove a blessing. Please address
REy. EDWARD \. WILSON.
No. l65 South Sccord Street,
Wlliiamsbursh, New York.
September -. 1867. tmay25GS
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HYNpTnoN NKREDNY
CLOTHING
AND
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
FOR
Gents. Youth and Children.

ENNn THE undersigned takes
A&llID pleasure in informing the
Public that he has just received and viii
continue to keep constantly on hand
large ard well selected stock oi the best
Madc-up Clothing
for Fail and Wlulcr wear, All kinds Of
Gardeners Furnishing Goods. Hats.
Caps. Boots. Shoes. Notions. Trunks.
ValI.es, Sarchrl', &C., &c, &c.
PRICES ~ P.4RT:
Snil u( Coat, Pants and Vest. com.
rletc. silk mixed Casslncr, $500
Sult Of Coat, Pants, and Vest. black
Cloth, SIP 10 s2S
Suit Of Coat, Pants nnd Vest. Grey
Harrison Cas,Imcr, sl7
SUIT Of Coat. Pants and Vest. Full.
led Llnsey, $40
Separate portions Of suits at 'sicablc rr'.
ces.
Being enabled TO buy my goods Of tho
first and hes: manufacturers in the coun.
try. positively cay can offer Jeiier and
cheaper in my line than has ever been
sold m this neighborhoOd.
o., Thankful for past lavna. ] respect.
fully solicit continuance OF public pat.
ronage and will eaLcavor to merit tho
same. respectfully roqucsl buyers Ia
call before purchasing elsewhere, and dc.
lcfmino for IhCmselycs # | DO not sell
cheaper the same qualrty u goods than
any ono else possibly can.
NJ. ROSENBERG.
Shenandoah street. opposite DR.. O..
Donn,lls Office and residence.
September IL. 1867. 3m
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nURE Cider Vinegar only 35 cents per
g.lIon at the Drug Store.
VAN Buskirk's Fragrant Sozodon, for
cleansing the teeth. for sale al the
sep2I Drug Store.
DANG'S Concentrated Lye (besi in
ID market unequalied for making good
Soap, for sale at the Drug Store.
COAPS, Perfomery. Hair Brushes,
y Combs and all kinds OF toilet articles
to be had al the Drug Store.
HIGHEST Price paid for BeeswsE al
IL tie Drug Store.
GOAL OIL Lamps, Burners. Wies' and
v Chinneys al The Drug Store.
DEYTON GrsyeIey Chewing Tobacco.
L prime article. for sale al the
sen2I Drug Store.
CIGARS and Tobacco. - A good a'sorl-
y ment Of Crga's and Tobacco. eheaP,s'
seplI4 IrUin 8. Ksedys.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

The suffering in the South 1t appears
has no, yet entirely ceased. Thirty NO
men in Montgomery, Alabama, with chill
dren, numbering nineiy-six in the agsEe-
gate. have published card in The papers
Of that city, in which they declare that
they ale suffering for the absolute neccs-
ssres of life, and can get no work with
which to support themselves and their
hopeless children.
The Boston Transcript Gays: IA
change Of two hundred and ten thousand
votes would give the Democrats control
of twenty three States now held by the
Republicans"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 tho Tx
" payers Of Chapline Township ,ha, I'll
accounts Of School Tax 10 be paid have
been placed in my hands. and all persons
are notified 10 come forward and serllc tho
same as the law requires Five per cent.
will be added in case It is not paid by tho
30lh Of October. 1867.
JOSEPH WELSIlANS.
Township TreasunE
september II. 1867. Il
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Dratbs.

On Friday the 18th ult., Nora Reg
Mods Lucas, youngest child of Caroline
and Robert Lucas, Jr., of This county,
aged nineteen months.
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West Virginia {:

W Wv
At Rules held IN the Clicks Office Of
TX the Circuit Court of Jefferson Coun.
Won the 1T Monday in September, 1867.
George B. Stephenson, use of \. 70.
Herr. Nl,as Frank and W,I.on Young ~
Co.. comrIalnanW,
70. ~ CIIANCERY.
John |. Stevens. Administrator of Wi.
liam Nlsswancr. deceased. John Nisswa-
ner and Wihclmina Nisswanancr hi.
wife, Christian Nsswaner aud Margaret
Nlsswaner his wife. william House and
Catherine House his wife, John a. Brooks
and Susan Brooks bis wife, Ephraim u.
Nlsswsncr AMI - Nisswaner his wife.
Henry Nlsswsncr and Sarah Npwanct
his wife, and Sidney Nlsswaner and b..
vile, defendants.
The object Of this suit is 20 oblsin
settlement Of The administrator account Of
the said administrator Of William Mss.
wagcr. deceased, to ascertain the amount
OF The deb,s Of said William Nsswaner.
deceased, slIIl remaining unpaid and to
subject his real cs'ale 10 the payment Of
the sane. And II appearing from snida
vi iIed 10 lhIs couse HAT iIenry Npsaa.
ner and Sarah NIsswsner his wife. SID
ney Nissasner and Sarah Ni.swsner bis
wife anil Ephrsim u. Npswsner and -
Nlsswsner his wife. are non. residents Of
the Stale Of Wesl Virgins. they iTe here
By required 10 appear within one month
after due put LEGATION Of Ills order and do
what is necessary 10 protect their interests
in the MISTER. IL - further ordered lhsts
copy hereof be published onre week for
four successive weeks in any Dew,psptT
IN said county and posted al The lroui door
Of the Court HoDse thereof on the lsi
Monday after The date Of Ihi. order.
Tesle
". A. CHAPLINE. CIsrk.
Fouke p. q.
Sept IA. 1867. tPr' fee ss) ~
UAY. Straw and Fodder Gutter, on
III hand and FOR 'sle by
aug 10 Snyder &. Link. Do&elds.
UOOP SkirU.-We have sl1rge stock
u Of Hoop Skirts. al sizes. which NO
sre nov selling less Than cost. Cal and
see them. IueiH 4 ksedy.
EIRST arrival Of Fall Good. OF every
L. variety. cheaper than ever. Call
and examine my STOCK.
sepllf r. ~ Ka,imtr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

2HHE best assortment of Cotton and
( Lambs Wool Hose in .own. at
oct Rtckard g. WelShanS'.
QUAKER Flannel. Q! yards wide for
y skirts. at Richard e. Weishms'.
YID Gloves, at $l,25. at
& oct 5 Rickard g. We(ShdnS'.
NtHE Double Spring Hoop Skirts, some
K thing new, at
oct5 Rickard g. UelshanS'.
I LARGE lot OF Laces and Trimmings
X at Richard 8. Ueishans'.
WRENCH Corsets, all sizes, a, Sl,25,
X at Richard g. Ueishans'.
NANCY Flannels, for Sacks, at
X oct 5 Richard g. WelshanS'
GUM Cloth, for sale by
~ oct Richard g. UelShans.
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INFORMATION.

information guaranteed to produce luXuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beard!eSs
face, also a recipe for the removal Of PlmPles,
Blotches. EruptonS, etc, on the skin, leaving
the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can bs OBJ
tanned without charge dy addressing
TlOS. 7. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
e23 Broadway. New York.
September IS, 1861. tmay2j6S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
left. Davis Trial.

RrcnMoND, Va, Sept. lihas now
become definitely settled that the Davis
trial will take place st the November term
of the Circuit Court here. Judge Chase
has expressed mis- intention of presiding,
and il The Rebel cx-rresidenl does not
fail 10 come TO time on his straw bail,
questions Of great importance will arise
which will require all the diplomacy and
ability Of Chief Justice TO evaGe and de-
eide.
The opinion is expressed that. allow
ing Davis will appear, the trial will be
shirked by the Government, and the prs
oner will again be set at liberty on pau.
There is reason, however. TO contTauic'
such an erroneous impression I"u'o IN
lions lead to the belief that the maj WIN
he proceeded with, and a mass o. uo
most important events connee'eo VIII, INV nv
history Of the rebellion disclosed. "o
counsel for defense will demand trial.
on1 tho Government urge as an excuse
ro,roaJv. the court will express Its Inten-
,;an - remain in session sufficient time
70 n,eoare falling in this, 'i0He pros.
w;tl be entered by which the discharge OF
,Lo prisoner NAV be effected. The latter
"a moi likely, and the trial, which tho ma
non al lsrge demand, will be proceeded
with. Davis can scarcely be convicted.
Win Chase on the bench and Davis in
ths prs oners box, and The right OF seces-
sion in question, drama of great nation
al interes, will be presented. in which the
actors will have to study we'll their paris
Jos. Powell give formal notice TO Con-
gresham Butler, Of the First Tennessee
District, that he will contest his seat IN
Congress. Powell was Congressional
candidate. and received forty-onc votes
against Buffers eight or ten thousand.
On the ground that Butler was "a rebel
IN the early days of the war, his compel
ilor claims the seat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
| FINE HEIFER.

| Bureau, Safe, Tables. Chairs, among
which are three good Rocking Chairs,
one of them a large Arm Chair; Bedsteads
and Crib, | Clock. large Looking Glass
Pictures and Frames, Carpets, l Cooking
Stove and fixtures, template Stove and
Pipe, large Wash Kettle, lot Of Stone
Jars, Earlhen Ware, Tin Ware. Queens
ware, Apple Peach-b butler. and
Preserves by the jar or crock, Barrel Of
Vinegar, Wash Tubs, Barrels, and many
other articles not enumerated.
e. Sale 10 commence at o'clock,
p. NJ, when the terms will be made
known.
JERE B. SHEFFLER.
G. d. McGlincy, Auc,ioneer.
October ) 3w
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JACkSON'S
UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND.

UNIV ERO1lI " hOlll4NI OUhl UU-ND'
THE subscriber as agent for the sale Of the
L above celebrated compound, would beg
leave to inform the citizens Of Jefferson county,
West Va, that he is prepared to furnish them
with family rights for using and instructions
for making this compound. lie also begs leave
10 offer few of the testimonials Of those who
have used the same.
CERTIFICATES
We, the undersigned, citizens of Jefferson
county, take pleasure in stating to the public
that we have used Jackson's Washing Compound
as prepared by Mr.. Charles \. keyser, in our
families, and have no hesitancy in saying that
it will do all that is claimed for it 10 do. We
look upon it as invaluable as all labor attending
the washing Of clothes is certainly dispensed
with by this simple process. We would not
after try ing it, be without it under any consid-
Grafton Mrs. A. Il. Botelcr, Sr., Mrs. Rev.
Andrews, VIM. Rightstine, Joseph Byers, j.
Z. 4. Entler, Mrs. II. +. Cameron, Mrs. J.
SNYDER, Mrs c. b. Line, VIM. Weis, Jas. f.
Weis, Mrs J. II. Show, Mrs. John Reed, Mrs.
VIM. Bowen, Mrs. J. II. Keesecker, Mrs. DR..
REYNOLDS, Mrs j. \. Adams Mrs. Geo. McBee,
Mrs. ID. X. Osbourn, Mrs. Henry Hines, Mrs.
A, j. Waldeck Mr.. ID. Cameron, G, d. McGlin-
cy.
Persons wishing Family Rights to make and
use the above compound can be supplied by cal
ling Oh the subscriber al ShepherdstoWn.
CHARLES \. kElSER,
Sole agent for Jefferson county, West Va.
October 5, 1861. Wv