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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

Drugs, Medicines, Fancy articles, &c.
Understanding the art of compromising medi-
cines he is prepared to pu: up prescriptions
with neatness and dispatch, and Physicians may
be assured that accuracy will be observed in
preparing Them. Having purchased the stock
with Cash it will be sold for Cash, and at as
reasonable rates as can be done elsewhere.
In connection with the ordinary Drugs and
Medicines, there are added many new prepare
items, such as Gelseninin, Lupulin, Senecin,
Fluid EIrac. of Blue CohoSh, Ditto Black Co.
be, b. Ditto Valerian, Oxslate Of Cerium, &c,
also Coal Oil, Window Glass, Putty, Lindseed
Oil, Turpentine, &c,
P.ATENT MEDICINES,
Soothing Syrups, Cough Medicines, Zingari
Bitte,s, Hosetter's Bitters, Worm Syrups, DitiJ
I.ozenges, &c. Fancy Articles, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, s issors, Camphor, Ice Sovps, &c.
As good medicines are so importan, 10 the
community, the best have been selected.
DR.. Msgruder siill offers his Professional Ser
vices to the public and is especially prepared to
treat Chronic Diseases.
Shepherdstown, October -, 1868. If
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
EY Sg}s9kH@9

Merchants or Farmers desiring any OF the
above for their Fall or Winter trade or use,
should address R. II. ALLEN d CO., r. U.
Box 376, New York.
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Gpcfial Notiffs.
GLOW Chill, the Evenings In October"

This is common remark, yet how few think
OF the danger CT exposing themselves 10 their
influence; In all low, marshy localities Ague
and Fever prevail at this season Of the year.
In this disease there is invariably more or less
arrangement of the liver and digestive organs
The remedies usually resorted 10 have refer
ence 10 preventing the paroxysm or breaking
I'd the chils. If this is effected without reno.
wing the cause. relapse is inevitable. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITrERS strike d.
rectly at the foundation of the evil, by acting
on the liver and correcting digestion. The
cause being removed, the Psroxysm will cease
and the chills cannot return. When the patient
is weak and debililaled, the BITTERS should
be resorted to as they will strengthen and tone
the stomach, allay all nervous irritation, and
infuse renewed animation into the hitherto
dropping spirits, without entailing the danger
Of reaction.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is truly aprcven'
tive medicine, rendering even the feeblest
frame imperYious 10 all mslarous influences
and as a stomachIc and anti-biious medicine il
is Incompatible, and DO one who values bis
health can afford TO do without it. Fortify
the system with this inestimaOle tonic and IN.
yigorant, and the "Chills Of October Evenings
will have no terror for you.
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To Good Irusfu Agents,

We will guarantee $50 per week and e1Pen-
ses. For particulars address q. W. JAM
SON Il CO., Batimore, Md.
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DOMESTIC GOOD S.
Stocks of the most popular Prints at old prices:
Fast Colors, l24 cents.
Domestic Ginghams, I2j cents and upwards.
Brown Cottons, yard wide, -! cents
Bleached Cottons, 10 10 Is cents, tip top.
Good Tickings, 20 cents and upwards.
Crash ~ to 90 cents,
Also full line of Checks, Stripes, Denims,
Jeans, and other Domestcs, at sPondlng-
ly Low PRICES.
ORES GODS,
OF all shades and latest styes-French Meri-
nos, All Wool Corded Poplins, Empress Cloth,
Bombazines, Black and Colored Alpacas, All
Wool and American Delanes
SH.4WLSof the latest and most fashionable
styles, and very low.
" HITE G. 0 o d S.
a full and complete assortment Of Barred Mug
Inns, Cambrics, Briliants, &C., Puscals OF the
finest quality
Notions in great varieties-Hoslery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hoop and Balmoral Skirts.
FRENCH B E a y E r for Oyercoating,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linseys, Cassinets and
Blankets of all descriptions, VERY Low
A complete assortment Of Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Of all styles.
q r OC RIES.
large and we'll selected stock, at the Low
EST PRICES.
A car load Of G.. 4. and Marshall Fine Salt.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
the Public 10 our we'll selected sock. Please
do not fail to give US an early call and see Tor
yourselves.
HOMSHER & DRAWBACK.
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Hosiery. Notions. sc

z AIDES, Gents and Children's Cotton
"a and Wool Hose; Stationery, Soap,
Pencils, Paper Collars, Spool Cotton,
&C., at j. S. Feming's
oct "a Cash Store.
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CAUTION |!

THE undersigned having sustained much
| loss by persons TessPassing upon
thcir farms in Terrspin Neck, Jefferson
County, West Va, end lying opposite
MercerviIle, Washington Co., Nd, here
by forew warn sill persons from hunting,
tearing down fencing, riding or driving,
or resspsssing upon the said lands, in
snv way, as we will enforce the law TO
lis fullest extent against any such hereaf-
ter offending.
W. NJ. SHEPHERD,
w. W. & THOS. ULLUM.
Oct 81, 1868. 3w
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S1000 year 10 agents to sell the Star
plNUU Shuttle Sewing Machines. Full
particulars free. Extra inducements to expe-
rienced agents. Call on or address w. G. WILL
SON q CO. Cleveland, O.; Boston, Mass, or
ST. Louis, Mo.
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Goodspeeds Fountain Pens.
CO lines written with one pen Of ink. No
blottlng. One dozen assorted samples sent for
25 cents. Agents make $40 day. Address
GOODSPEED & CO., 81 Park Row, n. York.
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Oct. "a. 1868. Prs fee $40.
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W. A. CHApLINE. Clrrk.
Oct 10. 1868. Prs fee 5S. ~
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October Term, 1868.
John W. Roberts and wife, complain
ants,
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DIR. R. P. MAGRUDER

Having opened a DRUG
STORE in Shephe'dsiown,
in his house formerly owned
by John H. McEn5ree, and
nearly opposite the Court
House, offers 10 the Profess
sion and the Public general
", a fresh assortment Of
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Oct "a

To Farmers and L4bOring Men !!
YOUR attention is called to my large
Stock of Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots,
selected with great care.
Oct24 Joseph Fleming.
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NEW GOODS !
FALL AND WINTER STocK

! am now receiving and open.
Y ing complete and varied stock
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Commissioners Notice.

Oct. "a, 1868. Prs fee SO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-30

oUAcKENBos' ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL HIsTo.
RYOF THE UNITED STATES. Brought down
to 1865. s2
ouackenbos' Primary Histry q. S. For begin.
ners. 81
ouackenoos' First Lessons n English Composition.
30 cents.
ouackentos' Advanced Couse Of Composition sud
Rhetoric. 81 70.
Quackenbos' Natural Philaophy. 3S5 Ilustra.
tons. s2
Corneu's Geograph!cs Primary. Revised and
brought down to 1867. 20 cents Intermediate,
with carefully Revised Text and New Maps,
(the most magnificent ever presented In an
American schoo!-book, Il 90. Grammar School
| 81 80. High School Geography and Atlas. S. go
| HSkness Latin Textbooks. Latin Grammar 81 75
Latin Reader, 81 so. Introductory Latin BOOK,
S125.
Yo,aans' New Chemistry. 10 Engravings. SO.
Hux.y and Youmans' Physi0logy-THE WORK or
it's important subject 1876 EngraTings. 81: :.
Specimen copies OF any OF the above works mailed
poStpaS, to Teachers and School officers on reco'p
OF one-alf the retail price. Favorable terms mad'
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| The BEs7are within rench9 Address
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206S1, in ALT ,667 men; aud on July lst' Ioos'
22iO, foaystry s2ai, infantry 1,725' a
total OF Il, ,15s men.
: -Forneyh frank .Ilf he! !is wicked. He open
lyaoknowiedges that Congress has been acting
in the reconstruction business with the pur'
pose of throwing the South wholly into the
hands Of the Radicals, and nowthat-is has been
delivered, bound hand and foot, to the carpet
baggers, he calls upon those individuals 70
finish it. With such brazen efrontery,- he
says: s:The Republicans Of the South must
look to their household. Placed by Congress.
in possession Of all the State governments, and
strong in the recent acts relieving from constl-
tutional disabilities large number OF active
and gifted men Radicals ally, they ought to
secure an immense vote for Grant and Colfa1,
They ought to hold the great body of the color.
ed vote, thus inspired aud strengthened; ana
they will, If they are as resolute and as active
as they should be-"
The recklessness arising from fam illarl-
ty with dangerous machineryis again illustra-
ted by the .acts elected at the coroners in
quest held on Wednesday, over the bodies OF
the six victims Of the recent steam fire engine
explosion in New York city. 1t seems that the
safety-yalye was broken, and permitted the es-
cape of too much steam. In order to make
the engine work the safety-valve was at first
held down by two men, and then tied down
with strap. One witness testified that he
saw. the steam-guage blow out, carrying the
glass face with it,. He crossed over and spoke
to the engineer, and said it was wrong. The
lower guage was tried, and dry steam issued;
and the witness then crossed tie street, deem
ing it not safe to remain, and soon after the
boiler exploded. The testimony clearly showed
that the engine was broken down, worthless
affair. The sufferers by this explosion were
Innocent bystanders, and the accident shows
that the blind trust in tine security of opera
tions carried on in the public streets may
sometimes result in serious damage to the
SPECTATORS.
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CHARLESTON +.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1865.
John Bright on the stump.


MIR. DIsRAELI has not allowed himself to
be turned out Of Office. Mr.. GLADSTONE is
still the leader Of the Opposition. The
Conservatives hope that popular vote will
return them safely to Parliament after the
dissolution. The Liberals are educating
public sentiment and pressing the claims Of
their future candidates, in anticipation Of
the severe, struggle at the Hastings next
| autumn. -e-.
The most important demonstration on the
Liberal side was that which was made under
the auspices of the Welsh National Reform
Association, where JOIN BRIGHT "took the
stump', in: vigorous manner against the
Government and in favor Of the Liberal
cause. MIR. BRIaHT's speech was full OF
force and fire. He launched the weight OF
his eloquence against the Irish Church Es-
tablishment and those who favored its main
tenance. He took the position that the sys-
tenn, however good when religious instruc-
ton was missionary rather than ministerial,
is utterly untitled for the wants Of the pres
ent day. When there was only one church
in England, be said, it was q noble idea to
divide the barbarous country into parishes
and establish in each devout and learned
man who might train the people in civiliza-
ten and morality. "But now who has a
"right to insist that the State Church to be
ofouuded in. Ireland shall be of the Protest
cant Episcopal creed, rather than of the
oRoman Catholic or any other? What he
s.and his party propose to accomplish is to
ssplace the church in Ireland inthe same po-
sssition as the free churches of Wales, Of
"Scotland, of the British colonies and Of the
"United States. The Catholic Church sup
sports itself by voluntary contributions,
"while large subsidies have to be granted
oeach year for the maintenance Of the Estab-
..lished Church, although that is equally
.aable to sustain ITSELF"
This speech of Mr.. BRIGHT was important
enough as an argument, but it is more i'm
portant still on account Of the application Of
the principle of disendowment to the Eng
lish Established Church. The same anom-
ally that exists in Ireland exists in Great
Britain, and the views Of Mr.. BRIGHT logi-
cally lead to an abolition of the union Of
Church and State in the three kingdoms.
Wherever it is seen it is relic Of the past
ansuited to the civilization of the age, paid
for by those who have no direct interest in
it, in conflict with every liberal idea and
progress in doctrine. Mr.. BRIGHT does
not say this in so many words, but if he is
sincere in what are evidently his opinions,
there is plenty Of work before him and his
Liberal companions. The canvass is now
begun. and the principles laid down by
JOHN BRIGHT will be, it is presumed, the
cry of the Liberal party. Their victory
may be decisive one, but it will carry with
it fearful load Of danger and respon-
sibility.
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Morbid Literary Appetite-The Cause
and Remedy.

Judging from the vast amount of fictitious
literature which issues daily from the Eng
lish aud American press, one would think
that the want Of the age does not certainly
take the form Of a deficiency in this re-
spect. And yet it may be safely affirmed
that never has there been greater need
for wholesome, and at the same time pow
erful, imaginative writing, than exists at the
present time. Never has the public taste
been more imperatively solicitous for some
thing to feed its Unsuitable craving for in
t,llectuai excitement and never has there
been so great lack of positive talent in the
domain of healthy fiction, or 80 large de-
velopment Of ability in works of precisely
opposite tendency. The Westminster Re-
view doubted, some time ago, whether Eng
lish literature could boast of really good
and great novel, while admitting that there
have been, and still are, some very great
novelists. The doubt, at present, may be
carried very much further. 1t would re-
quire very little more than mere resume
|:af the names of the most popular novels Of
the last half-dozen years, to show the dele
tsrious influence which authors Of really
distinguished ability have exerted in the
sdomain of novel-wri.insS Where ten read
era have been charmed and soothed by the
tender yet wonderfully artistic power of
Mrs. GasKELI's s.wives and Daughters, =
one of tn , most perfect and thorougbly-to-
be.c,n uAadej 6etiols in the whole range
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QUACKENBo! ARITHMEIICs:
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This Series is n,eets With most gratifying re-
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Special attention Is a;ed to the PRACTICAL. !ss
rules and analyses ere IL from unnecessary WORDS:
Its methods are the siorst possible. Above all 1t
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Gitp Aooertisements.
D ROCL l. A nI A TIoN.

ID r. u c l. A NJ A II ION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Whereas, there is reason to believe tha. the Are
which occurred on the morning OF the 22d instant
was the work of an inceudary:
Now, know all men By these presents that I, Mil
ton Cogswel Mayor Of the city aforesaid, do offer
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the dis
covery ond proof to CONVICTION. in any court of COM
petent Jurisdiction OF the party parties who fired
the building on Meetng-street, lately occupied by
Messrs. Dowie & Noise. which was burnt down,
with another on the morning above stated.
Witness my hand this twenty-second day OF June,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
Junp %
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OOK AND JOB
P r 1 " T I N G..

P r 1 " T I N G..
THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS his FRIENDS
and the Public that he has large assortment Of
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY, and q fine stock Of
CARDS, PAPER, &c., direct from manufacturers,
and will execute all orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
in neat manner, and OF GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Raving large fonts OF type, will contract for the
publication of Weekly or Monthly on liberal terrns-
Orders for BooKBNDNG promptly attended to
at low rates, II left at No. IS HAYNE-STREET.
May u JAS ", MCMILLAN.
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NOTICE.

CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS oFFICE,(
CrrY HALL, CHARLESTON, March 10Th, 1868,
A LII PROPERTY HOLDERS ON The LINE 0E
"A Meeting.street, and other citizens interested
in the building OF Shell Road on Meeting street.
from Spring street to the City Boundary are hereby
respectfully informed that Book OF Suoscrpuon
will be opened for their signatures In my ohce to-
dsy and that when such an amount Is pledged, as
in the Judgment Of the City Civil Engineer viii war
rant the undertaking, the work will be forthwith
Commences. LOUIS j. BARBUT,
March I3 City Civil Engineer.
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fertilizers
Top Dressing! Top Dressing!
MAPES
NITROGENZED SUPER-PHOS.
PHAgE OF LIME.
FOB
COTTON, CORN, WHAT AND GENERAL CROPS
Hrtili,frs

A 8 TOP DREssnG TO GROWING CROP
n THIS FERTHIziR cannot be e1celled. It
may be used before or af the planting Of the crop;
for even when applied as atop dressing, 1t cannot be
lost by evaporation, as mole Of its constituents are
volatile It may be appnedat each hoeing of cotton,
and in the hills during the cultivation of corn and
other crops. When crops have been previously
manured In the usual way, aid found to be OF slug
gish growth, it may be augmented by the use of this
Fertilizer.
This Fertilizer hns been successfully used through.
out the Southern States durug the past afteen
years.
For full an1lyses of MAPE' NITROGENIzED
SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME letters from promt-
nent Planters throughout the sts of South Carolina,
and analyses Of crops, see derriptve pamphlets.
which will he furnished free II charge; and an
orders filed by III. W. K1NSmAN,
SOLE agent FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
Apruts Nv. 163 East Bay.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
MAIN GUARDHOU,E,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April T. 1858
NOTICE-THE ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
IN the firing of guns, pistols squibs. &C., within
the city limits win hereafter be strictly enforced
Shooting on the farms, Streets lanes and roads
south Of the Forks { the Roads violation OF the
ordinance.
By order Of Mayor CoGswELL.
c. B. sIGWALD,
Aprii3 Chief Of Police
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June %
MisrellaneOus.
PECCLAMATION.

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN DIE
BIZ an Act OF the Congress of the United Stated pass
ed June IS. 1868, entitled "An Act to adr1it the
states of North arolna, South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida to representation in
Congress-" the members elected to tine Legislature
OF South Carolina IN pursuance o. the provisions OF
au Act entitled "An Act for the more efficient
government of the rebel States. passed March 2,
ise7 and the acts supplementary thereto are here
by notified to conYene1n General Assembly, at the
City OF Columbia at twelve l12l o'clock noon on
Monday. the sixth (6th day of July, Ammo Domini
1868
Done at the City OF Charleston, South Carolina shis
twenty-sixth day Of June, A. D 1868.
r. E. SCOTT
Tune d Governor, ect of South Carolina.
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NOTICE TO FARNE ERs

WILLIAM HUNT HAS REsUMFD HIS OLD BU-
STNESS at No. 42 MARK cT-STREEl, 1, rortn side,
where he is prepared to receive and forward all
kinds OF VEGETABLES and FRUITS on consign-
ment Liberal advances will be made II desired,
Consi2nments fof The New York, Philadelphia Ba t.
more and Washington Markets will meet with prompt
attention.
From his long experience In this business he feels
confident of afordlng satisfaction to his customers
For those pre- er1ng to sell their pr ducts here the
highest market prices will be obtained. Vegetables
and all kinds of Country Produce will be retailed at
wholesale prices 1mo June ~
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dissolution Of Gppartnersbip.

DISSOLUTIUN OF COPARTNERsHIP.
~ The Copartnership OF STRAUSS, FANCEs 4
CO. and Z. J. WISS CO., Charleston, and Of J. &.
VANCE l. CO., C5kesbury, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
MI. STRAUSS, of Charleston, and J. z. VANCE,
of Cokesbury. are the only authorized agents to
settle the aft iirs of above firms.
N. STRAUSS.
J, K VANCE.
E.J WISS.
June &c. 1868. ]. C. VANCE.
June so