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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
.hE-F, WO.EE-N. AND CHILDREN
directions for use and diet accompany.
r fHlLADELPHIA, PA, February -. 1871.

Ill, T. HELMBoLD Druggist ' - i00''
, Csa' Sri have been sufferer for upwards Of
tions, curing which tine havs ma an, Aahet a nee
ma pre-, ara'ons and been under the treatment Of
relief. 9' - 4 i-shoihg Our little
IN; having seen your preparations extensively adver
10 usin en- Su VIII my family physician regard
i1 TINS because had used all kinds of ar7v ,tfsei
IN. ana had found them wor1 hIess s3d so,,a
IuIe injurious IN fact | despsired of ever M,
W., -nI determined to no remedies ssr
prompted me to use your medicine A. -, IN IN. INA
t seu that II was composed OF bxclu cnbs5, ana 80;
eelieh' combination. and, with his advice att on ~
ANIMATION of the article, end consnltiDg aai -
use about eight months ago ar which tirna a ~
a ~ nn;Shd 40 my room From the first bottle was
:. ohished ana grathed at the beneficial ffc, o.,
ai, using = three weeks able TO walk ont
at ,h IKE writing you full statement Of nv case
en pe temporary. and therefore eencIud, d 60 It,
then it wouId ha Of enect perfect cure, knowing
satisfactory to me.
1 Am NOW ABLE TO REPORT THAT .,r-r - -
IHayr - lnN CslN9 THE REMEDY FOR FIVE MONTHS
-. I'VE NOT USED ANY NOW For TpRFv ,I,S-r,,s
ANp FEEL As WELL A IL REsPFcrs as r,N Ihs
snd 49, huchu being devoid of any uun.assn, to-
: aa . OF m an to be without il Whenever oceasio &
'ed""e us Sc IN such affections. may
sbo,,a NJ. MCCORMICK.
iei gns, 10 the following gentlemen '"e''' lie
non VIM BIGLER. ex-Governor Pan,svIr.:
non Hon- hos; Il FLoRESoE, Philadelphia
IN > Y KNOX. Judge, PHILADELPHIA
ron j. . BLACK. Judge, PhiiadeIphis
ION y X foRrRR. ex- Governor I,annx,lv.,;
non non ELLIS LEWIS, judge, Philadelphia.
I'm "A =, CkiEk Judge United States Court
ION G W WOODWARD, Judge PhiadeInhi.
lion. w A. PORTER City So:icitor
n n- I - BIS 81 Ex-Governor, California
ZION non + bANks Auditor tienei washinston,D D. G.
ana many othe-s, if Necessary -
Principal DeDot, HEIMROI MS DEtrc Ann
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. D"o" AND
oo4 'RoAD~
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
c.,, New York
Sold by Druggists everywhere
OF COUNTERFEiTs =,
M3Syl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
TRE4pHPvT

Rembold's highly concentrated comnonr,,4 Ex,-a,t
bnchu Is decidedly one Of the best remedies for dis
eases 81 the oiaddet Kidneys, gravel drobsisa swell
Tags, rheumatism, and golty affections Under he
nea1 we nave arranged Dysuria, difficulty a nd
paii IN p9s1ng water scanty secretion or s an and
Heqisht u3Scharges OF water Stfaugrry or s.rrDiDd
=, Wa1er en- or bloody urine an heu
ina0ism OIL tha kidneys, without anv change in ona
MY but increase OF color or lark water II rss a.
ways highly recommended, by the late DR. thvsick
in these arectiOns - - ~ SiSA
/ nus medicine II creases the power OF dfg.st
eNcltes the aosorbents into hesItbx, exarc;sa ~.
Whch the wateTy or cGicarcons dispositions and All
unnatural engagements as well as main ana milan
mation,:are reduced, and is taken ~ ~ A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

GOOD CHEEsE--A farmer residing in Cav
uga County, New York. says it is affirmed that
warts upon cheese Indicate superior excellence.
II is said that this is the generally received or
inion among cheese dealers. Warts are never
formed upon a skim-milk cheese.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

Moses Oraway,s Estate.

lNhE Subscribers, having been appointed by the
4 honorable Probate Court for [ he District of
Randolph, Commissioners to receive, a
adjust all claims and demands Of all perso a
the estate Noses Ordway, late of Wiliamsown, In
SAID District, deceased, represe nted insovent. and
n e term of six months from the 10th day of jan.
1867, being allowed by said Cou the re- tors
OF SAID deceased, to exhibii and prove heiT
spectIve la oIs be fore give notice that will
attend to the duties OF our appoi ntment at the
dwelling house Of Widow Ortwav, in Wiliamstown +,
in said District, the Sd Tuesday Of Fe
let sday Of July O'Clock the AFTER
noon on each of said days
JOHN LYNDE, lc
ENOCH HOWE, Oo
Willamstown Jan. ls, A. d. 1867. v5w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

Inc gFavei ensues from neglect or improper treat
-lenl Oh the kuueys These organs being weak. the
water Is not expelled from the bladder but allowed
20 remain It becomes teversh and Sediment foI ms
gravel erSueS. - -- $40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
DR0pSY

Is collection of water in some rarts of the bcdv
anu pears different names, according to the parts at
i-cIe1; VIZ when generally diffused over the scited
n eai.eo Ahasarca; When Of the abdomen, A. boil
VINO OF thechest, HydroBthorax
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

BUcKwHEAr CAKES may be improved by
eooing corn meal, prepared in the same way
10 aoout the same proportion as for bread.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

The corn crop of Ohio for last year is essi-
mated at 81 900 600 bushels; that of the
eleven Western States ut over $50 ,OO0, 600.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
Hlisfellaneone.
Vermont Central and SuDIi.
ssazs e. iEFGGn0s,
81 kSzs.@ 81 ssssFssszssa sss
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


'ommenciny Dec. 17th, 1866.
crafns Going southland East
Leats Montpeiic' st S.45 80 NJ and 10 C5r N
MAIL TRAIr leaves ST. Adams at els A. H. and CEN
nects at Burlington with X. B. X. r., White River
Junction Bellows Falls with trains FOL Boston
Worcester SprinRfe i'd and with trans Passump p.
sic R.R., arrives at New ork at 10 A. rM.
DAY EXPRESS 1RAIr leaves Montreal al $40 A. n,
81. Johns at 1000 = ~, Ogden sburgb Oils p ".
iodg e Malone leave Rouse's Point at lO.45 A. ~
for Boston, &C, Boston Lowell at
1890 P. N.
NIsHr E1rREs.rRAIs leaves Ogde nsburgh at L 90
Montiea al 31o P. Kouse's Point 5.45 P.
n ST. johns ala As P.a arrivin Bostonat 40
connecting al Bellows FaiI iii Cheshire Road for
Boston and Worcester and Wit Vernon Valley
& torSpringheid. &c. Il q arriving n New York
1870 P.
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. NJ, SIS AM, 32o P. n.
and $50 p
for burlington, 81. Adams Montreal. arriving
Montreal at 9 80 r. NJ, Ogdensburgh at 200 A NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell, at 90 NJ
via Lawrence and Fitchburg 80 a Springfe Id
at 7 As A.. NJ, for Burlington and st. Adams
Accommodates Train leaves Northfield 500 n.
tor Burlington Rutland st. Albans, Ro1se's Point.
NIaHT EXPIRES sTRAIN leaY Bellows Fa a o 90
p a., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley
R. -, eavins New York q. l2.I5r P. n, and from
Cheshire 4 X, leaving Boston - $50 p
ing II Waite River junction with leavIng
toa at 800 M, for Burlington Rouse Point, Mon
tTeai and Ogtensburgh, connecting nirea ard
Ogeensburgh, with Grand Trunk trains for tn West.
Sleeping cars are lttache' 70 boIl tn. niE h ry
pre- ."insrunnine between ST. Albau : . nd Boston
an s. Adams and Springhed
through Tickets to ';hi 80 a
81 tth- 1Tinri pa stations.
ST. Aibsns, Dec. II. 1866
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

A correspondent of the RraI Amesscsn re-
ports yield of 36l pounds of potatoes from
Jour pounds of seed, of the Early Goodrich
variety. This is an increase of over 80 fold
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

IHE BEST ON THIS CONIIN ENT.
keeps the cad free from Da ndruf, but it is the
j. sTICKNEY
Leather Dealer, Manchester. n. II.
feel confident that il operates not as a Hair Dye.
but to restore the roots to their natural healthy
HIRAM 3. SLOAN,
Carriag= Manufacturer, Manchester n. Fl.
have used J. K. Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive, for about two and have found il the
preparation have used. JASON WESTON
Clerk Gas Co, Manchester, n H
1t certainly will stop the Falling of the Hair.
DANIEL L. STEvkNS,
Late High Sheriff, NJ nchester. n. a.
have used J. r. Barrett's Hair Restorative for The
past year and consider it superior any other in
J. g. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel. Manchester y H.
have tried most all the other Restoratiyes, and
never found any that did my HAIR the hual all
barretts- Col. ). c. HALL.
Manchester. y. H.
1t restores Grsv Hair Prevents Hair Failing Out;
Changes the Roots to their original organic
Eraiicates Dsndruf and Humors: il keeps the Scalp
healthy 1T Contains no Injurious Ineredi and
universally accorded be a Splendid Dressing an
Superior Toilet Article; its inside The bottle
Every bottle contains liquid than any 9th
dollar preparation
No large rewards offered establish its efficacy. t
we do guarantee to refund the money any person
who will bottles and then saw hat our Restor-
alive has failed do all m. We have instructed
sil our agents faithfully comply with th~ above
Guaranty.
r. BARRETT & CO. Proprietors
Manchester, n H Sold by all Druggists
NJ 5. BURR & CO General Agents Boston.
T. REOFlELD. Agent at Montpelier. FSa29m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

q 6nft will be forfeite d BY DR.. l.. LIZ iail
eDJOO less tim than any other ply
scian, more ehectuaIly AID permanently, without
stran from ocoupat or tear OF exposure to th.t
weather, with safe and pleasant meoIcInes.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS;
Their efec and consequence.
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
aoidentto Married and Single Laoiet;
SECRET AND DELICATE DiSORDkhf
MercuriaI Affections; ErUptioDt and all Disess e
of rne Skin; Ulcers OF the Nose, 1 hro et Body
PimpIes the lace; Swelilngs oi the Joints
Nervousness; Constitutional and Other " eakLesse
in Youth, and more advanced, OF all ages,
sord ,EXES,5 SINGLE OK MARRIkL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
GOVT. OR RHEUMATISM
TIE GRAXEI

ram occurring IN the loins Is indicative OF the
acoSe diseases hey occur in persons disposed to
ACID 'tomaeh and chalky connections
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13

Heart. &C., may be consulted IS FREMONT
STREET, BOSTON, "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Octo
Der Sd and 4th and every other Wednesday and Thu
day after.
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
8 FAMILY PHYSICIAN IN PRINT.
This book will be sent 10 any address. No Money
required until it received read, and fully approved
II not approved, keep it for trouble, 76 pages
price IS Complete curstives given for
disease which admits of self doctoring. Give State,
County, Town and Post Office.
Contents of the 50 Family Physician.''
Consumption. Dysentery-
Bronchitis. DiarrhHa of Infants.
Catarrh Sick Headache.
Asthma. To Preserve the Hair.
Diseases of the Heart. To Cure Burns.
Dyspepsia To Cure Bruises.
Liver Complaints. The Teeth, from infancy to
Chronic Diarrhea. old age
Piles. Goitre. Swelled Neck
Kidney Complaints. St. Vitus' Dance
Female Complaints. How to have good Lungs.
Rheumatism. Rules to Continue Health
Neuralgia. and Life to a hundred
1t Rheum. Years.
All Skin Diseases Causes of Premature
Diphtheria. Deaths.
Group. Cure Of a Cold.
Scarlet Fever. iiair Dye.
Measles. Cologne Water.
Erysipelas. Tooth Powder.
Whooping Cough. Cancers.
Typhoid Fever. Worms
Cholera. Sores on the Legs or ary
Cholera Morbus. where.
Address
DR.. s 5. FITCH,
No. 25 fremont Street,
RAINS BOSTON, MASS.
~ =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-13
MfoifaL.
DIR. S. S. FITCH, A. NJ, M. D.

Author of the six Lectures the Causes Prevention
and cures of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart &C., may be consulted at IS FREMONT
STREET, BOSTON, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Octo-
Sd and 4th, every other Wednesday and Thu
after.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

lion. bIszes IN the red line around these
hills 10 90 out no more while the page OF
history shall endure.
The token of our gratitude which we
now pepare to place over The dust that Is
hepce(orih sacred is the index ths' IN The
f, eloouence of silence shall challenge Inc
propres. of mankind. The nob'es' thought
Of man was TO human right The utmost
accidental At the call Of duty the grand
est example of national devotion OF The
strong TO The wesk, Characteristic OF our
prea. war; here taking frmer roofs
strength The trunk and extended the
branches Off tree Of freedom and peace'
whose ripened fruit hangs waiting Ter
hs1ts clear Of ell uuisi.hlulness and injus-
tice.
The oppressed Of all lsnds, toiling and
waiting for their hsrves, of freedom. Will
evermore turn their faces TO our heroic
struggle, and grow patient and strong.
The statesman cropping the problems
which impede the progress OF The people,
baflhd by selfshness. appalled, BY crime,
or dishearlened BIZ indifference, looking
TO these heights shove the clouds that sur
round him, shall see this pledge TO liberty
and work on, and iii shall be al any time
tina, wicked men shall seek 10 destroy or
disturb human progress, reckoning on the
Ignorance which suffers or the prejudice
which bears down the lowest and most
friend!ess, will they not 81 least pause be.
fore the appraised hand Of an enirsnchIsed
people.
True, we are not free from national
uial, but, faithful sill TO liberty snd JUS
tee, the result is not doubtful, and our
lives, a also the lives Of the men whose
deeds we now celebrate, will be sacred as
they are given to the progress and haPPl.
ness Of mankind.
Tile N0ntrmnL-The assembly then
dispered The design OF the monument
has been agreed upon. The pedestal is
10 be twenty-five feet square at the base.
Il vii be surmoUnled with q statue repre-.
scuGng soldier keeping guard Owe! tic
graves OF his comrades. Both the pedes'
to- and the statue, are 10 be OF white gram
lie. from Rhode Island. The statue alone
will weigh eighIy.six tons.
Return find Incidents The cars
started from KeedysviiIe a few minutes
before Z clock for Baltimore and Wash
lnglon, and about This lime several Of the
passengers were relieved OF their valua.
bcs, including watch and Pockelbooks,
pCkpockel being in the crowd. Much
excitement was produced by these die
honest proceedings.
Just west OF the mainland, and within
tie cemetery enclosure. : limestone
rock, some six Ieet long by two or three
fest high, known faraod wide throughout
Washington county as Lees Rock, from
the fact, il is said, that General Lee stood
thereon during the iiercesl fight at Ante.
tam, directing he operations Of the Con-
federale army. During the day parties Of
curiosity hunters were busIly engaged in
chipping pieces Of tie rock as relics.
Throughout tho crowds during tie day.
vendors Of relics Of tho battlefield, con.
sistng Of bullets, pieces of shell, canes,
&c. we're busiy engaged in disPos,ng Of
their wares.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21
SUPERVISORS COURT.

SHEPHEKpsrowN. West Va, Sept. l6, 1867.
The Board me, at 10 O'Clock; present Super.
visors r. n Duke, W. G. Butler. J. I. Reei,
q. II. Turner, J H. Haines aud j. d. Staley.
The President being absent, on motion,R. y
Duke was appointed President pro TEN.
On motion, the road case of Snowman AID
, Wysong was continued until the October meet
ing.
On motion, W 7. Yontz was appointed con-
stable for Shepherd Township.
Ordered, that Thomas Rutherford be suthor-
lied 10 sell a small parcel of land belonging To
the Berryyille and Charlestown turnpike, near
Rippon, 10 the best interest OF the county and
turnpike.
Ordered, that the Jail committee be allowed
800 each for their services.
Ordered, thai the following bills be allowed
1T. Chaphne Sa,25 for lime; c II. Trsyuor 81
for clerking election; Jacob Ferrelis $40 for
painting gates al Court House yard; W 4.
Chapline SllsS for expenses at Court House:
D. Billmyer SIS, 10 for balance due Jail com
mttee.
James Earnshaw offered his resignation as
road surveyor OF HarPer's Ferry Township.
which was rejected.
Ordered, that the road surveyor of Charles
town Township open the road leading from
Shepherdstswn TO Charlcstown, nesr Charles
town.
At the request OF the Board Of Education Of
Hsrper's Ferry Township. J. T. Reed was ap-
pointed Township Treasurer of said Township
Ordered, that A. Nunnamaker, road survey
or Of Osburn Township, receive two orders for
$3.50 each out of the funds Of said Township.
Ordered, that the suit brought by the Board
against Joseph Crane, be stayed for the present
until the said Crane can notify his deputies.
Ordered, that A McIntire road surveyor OF
AyeriII Township receive an order for 5000 out
of the road fund, of said Township.
Ordered, that Joseph Entler DO granted Ii
cense 10 sell spiriuous liquors FOR months at
Shepherdstown.
Ordered, thatsuperyisor Turner have bridge
buli over Everett run at lser's mill, and report
the cost of same 10 the Board, and 10 be paid
for out Of the road funds Of Charlcstown Town
ship.
Ordered, that the committee appointed to
have the wall built around the jail receive OF
der for $1,000
The following resolution was adopted Re-
solved that the Board tender to Mcssrs. Bill
mycr, Schlcy and Miller, Jail CommilteeD
their appreciation Of the promptness and sbl-
ity with which they have performed the Yari-
Gus duties assigned them
On notion the Board adjourned until the 81
Monday Of October, 1867.
X. y. DUKE, President pro. TEN.
H. G. EErLER, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

H. Whilst at Baltimore last week VIC drop
ped 10 the large establishment Of Hoffman,
Staley s. Co., Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants, 3il West BALI. Street, and
found that their business is rapidly growing to
LUCE dimension. They are building up an
extensive Southern trade which they already
find very profitable. Mr.. Sta!ey, one Of the
firm, is a native Of this town, and We are glad
10 observe his success IN business.
James L. Towncr, also native OF our town,
who is with the firm Of Reuehan Brother,
wholesale aud retail Dry Goods Establishment,
81 North Howard Street. is hourIsbng and
selling great amount Of goods TO his old friends
and acQuaintances Of this section Of Virginia
While there we examined the quality Of goods
and prices, and must proclaim without fear Of
contradiction, that they were the cheapest and
best 10 have seen in the city. The Ladies' De-
partment Of goods was very extensive, Of every
variety and choice, as well as the Gents De-
partment. We commend all, especially the la
dies, 10 call on Jsmc' if they wish anything in
the Dry Goods line, from a silk dress down 10
pair Of hose
II. Smith Shepherd, a native of this place,
with Meier Helner, wholesale and retail dealer
in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, G. West Bal
timore Street, was "uP to his eyes" selling
goods Those in want Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods should call on Capt. Rickety.n
John W. McCleary, native Of this county,
with Carey s Bangs, 266 W. Bait. Street, deal
ers in Boots and Shoes, we found in his usual
agreeable and aGable manner. Persons wish
ing any thing in the Boot and Shoe line should
give Mack" q call.
We also stepped in 20 see ouI old ard partc-
ular friend Harry Nicely, the Live Halter"
80 ". Bait Street. AID right glad We are that
we did 20, because Harry made US the recipient
Of bran now lIa', something in which editors
don't often indulge hee, gratis. tornohing, and
for which Harry has our unieigned thanks.
He is extensively known as The Live Hotter"
and We trust that The one presented u, may
serve him as dread thrown upon the waters"
Dr.. 4. s Stonebrsker, alias "OId Stony"
formerly Of this place, We are glad 10 state, IS
fourishlng and in good health. lie IS engaged
with Clolworhy & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, preparing "Stonebraker's Family
Medicines >" and many others, and is building
a large trade throughout the South
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

INTERESTING DEcIsIoN. In The case Of
Brent, Trustee W. Creditors OF tie Bank
OF the Valley, Judge Parker delivered sn
able opinion al The adjourned session OF
he Special Term, on Monday lssL In
general terms 1t may be stated that the
Judges decision WAS to the effect that no
particular class Of creditors was entitled TO
priority over others ~ the distribution Of
The Bank asseis-uuie holders and depos-
Ilurs being placed upon an equal foonog.
The point as 10 the Trustees obligation
to receive the notes Of the Bank, in pay.
ment OF debts due to the Bank was not
decided, and the case was lel open for
the adjudication, from time 10 time. OF
such other questions as might arise IN tho
discharge Of the trust. 4 petition by Mr..
Barlon representing party who had ten
deTed notes of he Bank in payment Of q
note due 10 he Bank. which the Bank re-
fused 10 accept vas fled in the case and
will doubtless be argued at en- early day.
IL mcheSfcr Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

DURE Cider Vinegar only 80 cents per
gallon at the Drug Store.
IVAN BuskiTk's Fragrant Sozodoni for
cleansing the teeth. for sale al The
sep2I Drug Store.
Danes Concentrated Lye (besi in
ID msrkeD unequsied for making good
Soap, for sale al The Drug Store
SOAPS. Pehumery. Hair Brushes,
y Combs and all kinds OF toilet articles
to be bad al the Drug Store
HIGHEST Price paid for Bseswsx al
IL tie Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps, Burners. Wick' and
" Chimneys al The Drug Store.
DEYTON Grsveley Chewing Tobacco.
/ prime article. for sale al the
sen 81 Drug Store.
A LARGE LOT Of Cigs" and Smoking
a Tobacco, just received end Tor sale
wholesale and retail al the Drug Store.
TRANSPARENT Soap FOR extracting
Z grease, stains, &c, for sale at The
sTg 81 Drug SeTs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

KS C. A. Keyser has received the agency
for this county for the sale Of q compound
Washing Fluid. Several persons who have
tried it recommend il very highly. Ii will
cleanse clothing, no matter how dirty they may
be, 10 perfection, without any rubbing. The
liquid made is poured into the kettle with the
boiling water containing The clothing, and al
forwards merely rinsed to insure their clean.
lincss. Family receipts can be purchased of
him for Sl He will furnish portion of the
LIQUID for trial to any family, free OF cost, on
annlic ation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

TOMATO CAr.uP.-A lady friend Of this place
presented us with bottle Of Tomato Cstsup
prepared according TO the following directions
which she requests US to publish for the benefit
of the ladies generally, and which she recon-
.nenas very highly Cut up half.bushel Toma-
Toes, three good sized Onions, four large Red
Peppers, ten Cloves of GARLIC. boil from one to
two hours, then strain through seive and put
on the fire again with one quart good vinegar,
three. fourths pound sugar, three-iourths pound
salt, two tablespoons full black pepper, three
boxes mustard, boil an hour longer, then bottle
bot and seal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-21

rs Darn o. Rev. DR. AxsrAcH The re-
maius Of Rev. DR.. ARsPach Of the Evangelical
Lutheran CHURCH, Who died at his residence IN
Baltimore on the morning Of Tuesday last the
18th instant, were brought TO this place for in-
,eimeni on Wednesday afternoon in the German
Refurmrd Cemetery. The funeral services
took place at P. NJ and were largely attended
by his relatives aud frlcrds. The Rev. DR..
McCron OF the First Lutheran Church OF BaliI-
more delivered OF the occasion an appropriate
and eloquent discourse, sai was followed by
the Rev. Or. Andrews in few happy and i'm
pressive remarks. The services at the grave
were conducted hy the Rev. Mr.. Campbell, pas
,)r Of the Lutheran Church. And thus mas ter
minated the earthly history of one who had al
laincd an honorable mama in his GeuoWluatiQp
IS an author, divine and successful minister o.
The Gospel. He was in The 49th year Ct his