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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22

CALIFORNIA,
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS

SAN Francisco, Aug. 2O.-The opposition
steamer Oregonian sailed this morning with
400 nassen gers. $625 600 in treasure aud iareu
freight of wheat, hides, wou, &c, IN all 800
tons. The Pacific mail steamer Constitution
arrived last night. She was over twenty-seven
days from New York, and must lie over till
Monday, the Oath inst, instead of sailing on
the ODD har rn,rnlar dau
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22

premium.
LONDON, Aug observation-disclosures ssH for
money
American securities-Unted States 8 20's III; Hi
nois Central shares 9l9; Erie shares heavy at 3lt;
Great Western 49,
LIyERPooL, Aug. INSTRUMENTATION still adj
yaneing Yarns and fabrics at Manchester for the
forenoon better prices realized, which impars
additional frmness to Cotton here. The total stock
OF Cotton at seaboard here is 722 900 bales of which
only 5000 are Amceriau Breadstuffs heavy; Red
Wheat los; Flour 27s; Corn 34s, market easier;
Cheese quiet Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. 21-Evening. closed at 93t
foI both money and account.
American secGrities-United States 5-20's ~; Hi
nos Central shares OIL; Erie 81; Atlantic s. Great
Western shares 37a
FRANKFORT. Aug. 2t-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed at 75l q 100.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 21--Evening -Cotton market
buoyant; sales 20 900 bales; advanced fraction;
Middling uplands 10sd do Orleans lid. Breadstuffs
quiet; others unchanged Calcutta Lnseed 62s.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22
sOUTI1 AME6fNA.

PARTICULARS OF THE ATTACK OF THE ALLIES
ON THE FORTRESS OF HUMAITA AND THEIR
REPULsE WITH TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER
New YORK, Aug. 21.-The Herald has the
following:
Rio Jdnetro, July 31St, via London, Aug, 90
The attack on the Paraguayau fortress of HUI
malta, news of which has been daily expeeted
for a fortnight past, took place on the 18th of
July. On the morning of that day the COM
bined Brazilian and Argentine forces. under
command of the Marquis de Caxas. advanced
to the assault in three columns, amounting in
the aggregate TO 10000 men. AT the same time
a heavy fire was opened upon the Notifications
from the fleet of iron-clads and the land bat
teries
After desperate and prolonged fighting at
the loot OF the entertainments the allied col
umns retired without eff.cting a Judgment
within the enemy's works. The losses of allies
is reported TO be three thousand killed ana
wounded. Nothing is known of the losses OF
the raraguayans, but "a they fought most OF
tine tlme under cover of their entertainments IT
Is supposed that the number of their killed
and wounded will fall far behind that OF the
allies
The a lied forces in the Grau Cache also add
vanced with the object oil cutting off the COM
mnnications of Lopez in the forest. They
found them defended by large body of Para
guayans. protected by breastworks.
After an obstinate engagement the allies
withdrew to their former position. The casu-
ties in this battle are not stated: The hopes of
the war party in Brazil rested upon the sue
cess of this enterprise, and its failure will give
great impetus to the peace movement.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22
SHIPMENT OF TREASURE

sub-Treasury shipped 100000 in coin to New
York yesterday by the opposition steamer,
making the total amount shipped since the
first OF January ~, 100000, an excess of 81 500-
600 over the total amount thus shipped in 1867
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22
CENTRAL AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARIZONA.
NEW YORK, Aug 21.-The steamer Arizona
from Aspinwall brings $844, goo in treasure.
THE WAR IN PANAMA.
The war in the State of Panama is at an end.
all parties having submitted to the Provisional
Government. A constituent assembly is con-
voked to NEE; in October
DAMAGE BY A THUNDER STORM.
A tremendous thunder and lightning storm
on the lsthmus occasioned considerable dam
age 10 the railway wharf and other buildings.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22

Picked Up,
$50, ,.,,, ~. ho,ween Macky's Island and Two
n. .nu . one dig, which the owner can have by
nrovlnS property and paying eharges.l auglIdl"
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Aug. 19.-Sugar-The market is quiet at
u "a y reals " arrobe 1or Nos 10 to u. Exchange
on London II q ~ per cent. premium; on United
States, 60 days sight in currency 800 29l per cent
cent. discount, and days sight. q q 3 per cent.
premium,
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22

w. F. PHILLIPS & co, Nos 46 and 4S Middle
St. Portland, Me, Wholesale Agents tor the State.
Nav d3m
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-22

PUBLIC RECEPTION OF CHINESE EMBASSY.
Boston, Aug. 21.-Faneuil Hall was thronged
between II and l O'clock to-day, the occasion
being the public reception of the Chinese EN-
bassy. The women filled the galleries and the
men crowded the main floor. Many of the
latter shook hands with Mr.. Burlngame and
members of the embassy. The hall was finely
decorated, and the music by the Germania
Band made the scene quite attractive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

9NE horse Plows, two horse Plows,
y three horse Plows and Hand Garden
Pows, ali Of the most approved patterns
and every Plow warranted, for sale by
Ransom g. Duke, Charlestown.
NISTERN Pumps, Grrndstoncs and
u Grindstone Ilangings, Pump Chain,
Wooden Tubing for Chain Pumps, Well
Wheels, ChuTns, and Cook Stoves, for
sale by Ransom g. Duke.
ORITISn Lustre at the
- feb 30 Drug Stare.
ZINE Durham Smoking Tobacco, for
X sale at the Drug Store.
I FULL Stock Of RuiIling, Laces I'm
* broidery and Trimmings Of all kinds,
at Rickdrd g. UelShans'.
NEW Pressed Tin Ware, Seamless Tin
~ Ware, cheap and durable, for sale
only by d. NumphreyS g. Co.,,
ap IS Charles,own.
Z AIDES in want OF the new Spring
II Style Hoop Skirts, should call at
ap is HiCkard d UcisiGay.
glRENADINE for Vols, at
" ap IS Rickayd 8. Helyhons.
RABLE and Pocket Knives, Pruning
4 Knives, Budding Knives, Scissors
and Briar Scy,hes, for sale by
PGHSOH g. Dutc,
mar q Charlcstowr.
,3IViTN EooI,s for llc usc Of the Moth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SAIt
-s3IEmORIAL DAY
FROM THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR, cAN'OA.

.t,,,.;r.o s;,,o The ladies' or yjrri1.
,-,r.5;.'. ~; '.'-.' e. i,,,olrccd +, The
n,bor ,Ii eo,,,i5-n S,stss So, ansr, Jav on
wb;ob U,by. =, 5ecor,,a y;,b Gowe,s the Graves
or,to C,af.,r,-a,e soIIio,s rho fel, while
fcL,;rr f,- 10 mTos, C,nsc" The day
50 go, scsr, is c,,rsd Memorial Dav. ."
~ - -, -, ,.-...-.,,.s or
the brave and noa.e DEAD
FFecious oe"--Eo?' !'.'i"r o cI "'''" ]"
'he plying tears ye shcd
OH' yc Giacious Southern iaiies ch'''Su-
cd long Jour iame SAai! be :,
oFihy the cause these "!ed io!' ana
Virginia c"'Ta.Ty.
,.,, -, .t,
won INC 'n'''' ; crown
was 10Y you '"ey ieu Me ''oh' o' Son'h-
eFn oa'He down.
Twas '"c Ihough' OF YOU INSPIRED 'heu
through hours OF doubt aAd PAM
And e"eeT'd 'ao'F P'funG moments ""'"
'hey ieII' a'as' III Val"
v. Ao ..,-;c.o ,o.
vain Their glorious ia"'
The starlight oi Their memories Sh'h'hg
through gFIei S CLOUDY pa"
Shall be deafness hen''ge' more nch
aud lasting tar
Than the sPo!!s oi conquered '''''s "' o'
devastating war
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
JOHN L RICHARD JOHN F. wELsHArs.
THE LADIES' STORE.
NEW SPRING s SUMNER GOODS {!

ME are now receiving from the Philadelphia
). w and Baltimore markets large and well
selected Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods and Millenery Our Stock OF Dress
Goods is the largest ever brought TO this mar
ket, consisting, in part, of De LANES, Poplins,
Black Silk, Mozambiques, jasper Cloths, Ar
mures, and a large stock of Lawns and Jaco-
nets, both figured and plain.
Our stock of Domestic Goods is complete and
consists of bleached and unbeached Muslins,
Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Linen Checks,
Shrtiug, Striped Tckings, Denims, Cottonades,
Brown Linens, Table Diaper, Crash, &c, &c.
We would cali particular attention to our
Stock of White Goods, such as plain and plaid
Jaconets, plain ard figured Swiss, plaid and
striped OrgandicS, plain, plaid and striped Nan
sOok, Irish Linens, soft finished Cambria, &c.
Our stock Of Notions, is very large On! COM
rlcte. and we defy competition.
MiLLEN EBI We are constantly rcceiy-
ing all the latest styles and novelties in the way
ofBonnets. Bonnet Frames, Hats, Ribbons, sc.
We would also say IN addition to the above
that We have on hand and will constantly keep q
complete Stock of Mourning Goods.
Wewould invite our customers aud the pub
lie generally TO call and examine this stock Of
Goods for we are confident that we can offer
them at prices to suit all.
We would be pleased 20 have all come and
examine our stock, as it IS 10 trouble TO show
goods. TERMS CASH
RICHARD & WELSlIANS.
Shcphordstown, April II, 1868. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

TERRiaLE Semi AT 6aLI5HuHV, n. g..
4 man named Rnins Ludwig was hung at
Salisbury, n. g., June 2G,b. for The mur-
der Of his wife 10 whom he had been
married bot eleven days. lie was con-
vlcted on sIrong cifcumst1nual evidence.
At the execution about 1000 pcTsoos, Of
a,l ares and both sexes and colors, we're
present.. a correspondent says hat the
as,an, he touched tho platform most
ex,raordinary and exciting scene cusucd.
lie at once made viiJ plunge forward
with tho intention Of leaping OF tie plat
form on the farther side, and with the eyi-
dent purpose oimaking break ond des-
poratg endcavor to push bis way through
the crowd.
He surcccdcd IN throwing Lis feet 81!
legs cff the platform, but the two officers
having hold oihis arms and shoulJgrs
held fast, and. pulling him back kwardr he
fell with the upper par, of bis back still IN
the platform, his legs and part Of hIs body
projecting over the edge. The platform
was shout four and half feet high. Sey.
erai OF the nearest officers Of the guard al
once rushed 10 the assistance Of tic shcE-
IT. and laid hold of Ludw!E's legs, en-
dcavorjus to shove lin backward on tho
platform, but tho prisoner struggle with
almost superhuman strength For long
time he uttered 10 word but win cUnyul-
siyc and rspid movements Of aFus aa1
legs s,rova to wrench himself f.on Tie
grasp II the eight or ten men who nov
had hold 4 bim,
4 ilull OF horror ran through TIE I'm
mcuse assemblape Some turned and lied
from the swiGI spectacle; cxcIams.lous Of
excitement and terror broke forth rom
o,lerz; women and negroes s1hcbcd.
Such scene Is rot often seen IN ;a.s
wcI1. And still the srlUEE.e went on.
one against ten; and - times slmos! ss r
tic departing wretch wou.L succeed IL
freeing himself from the powerful posse
holding him. The moose vas Two feet,
above biz head as he lay and powerful e.
forts were used 10 push him ~ 70 IT.
Meanwhile the platform grew rickety, aud
se7era. were employed IL s.eadyiag ..
At the end Of more than FIVE minUles-
which sccuct, however, 70 be three times
IS loug-,he sheriff vas about getting the
moose over Ludwi2's head, which he
drew quickly from side so =ile TO avoid
It, lie then exclaimed lasI lie would
stand up and be quiet il they would &C.
lease their hold. but ;his vac evidently
said oaly iar tie purpose Of inducing
them % relax ,hcir efforts for be showed
no sou Of Disposition 10 relax his own ex.
eriions.
The officers persisted IL placing the
moose over hIs head and as he lelttae ID
evi'aLle fs,e now had hin, lie Is sail to
have nu"creJ . curse, w,ics vas over
heard BY soue q those ntalesl hin.
Tie moose Wss s.Issi PCT m and drawn
tgAl around rs neck. He r.utehed il
cosyulsigely, and still ured hl, feet 70 tie
Utmost in kicking of those Wbo bad hold
Of Tin. iitook several minutes to 1iriob
L'- bands sHIfrrI, Hr mc5nvhilc i-I-g on
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SO.METHLN'G NEW !
THE STYLE.

YUST received fine assortment Of Pa
u per and Envelopes, (slampcd With .
new style Of German Letter. put up in
neat box OF one qu.rc paper and one pack
OF envelope, call and examine. If you
want cheap Paper, Envelope, &c, 20 to
the pug Nt0jt'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

DOCKET BOOKS! Pocket Books =
l Just received from Philadelphia the
largest cheapest and most select Stock Of
Pockc; Books, Dill Books, Memoraudum
Books, &c, ever broughiio this place.
Call. see, and get bargains at The
May Q, 1897. Drug Store,
QUST received fine stock of Linen
y Coats and Pants. aiih an additional
supply Of Shoes and Hats for Men and
BOYS. Ifyou wantto be rugged out, call
a the Oak Hall Clothing and Furnishing
Emporium of L. LlCkLIDER,
New Building, Main Street.
TOOK Stoves for sale By
Y Ransom & Duke,
may lG. ChaTlestown.
IF you wish te sell your Farms 60 to
4 Smith & Hahon, ReaI Estate Agents,
Chariestown, Va Office in Bank House.
IF you wish 10 sell your Farms 60 to
4 Smith 6 Hdlton. Real Estate Agents,
Cbarlesiown, Va Office 10 Bank House.
" Z Naf5r's
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Only

'fAA1
Only one drop Of water ai ,imc that
bad found i,s way from tic nights ocean
ihrough the dyke. and wss slowly wear
ing illto channel. Only one drop /!
Yet II that lille child IN her morning
ramblc had no, noticed i, who can tell
vhr. the terrible result nigh, have been :
Only q sr1y sunbeam Yet TerchHnco
], hath pierced some wralcheI abode,
CiadIercI some stricken heart. or lis gold
en- light found its way through the Icaly
branches Of somo wildwood, kissed tho
moss-covored bank where the tiny violo;
grew, and caused a rich shade OF beauty
10 aiorn its lovely form;
Only gentle breeze Bui how many
aching brows hath il famed, how many
hearts chcorcI ty "a gentle touch
Only one stray bullet that pierced the
noble soldier boy as ne ;roj the lonely
midnight round, faithfully guarding the
precious lives entrusted - his keeping /;
aud the lie blood slowly ebbcd out, and
the morning sunbeam Tell upon the cold
face Of the dead.
Only q sentinel And yet one soul
more had n,s,ed from i,s earthly tenement
to meet its reward al the hands Of a mcr-
ciful God.
Only one drop Of ink And VT il
carried the news OF death 10 anxious ones
At home, end caused the tear Of anguish
TO 'yick.o down the furrowci check Of lho
Orjy . lrownl Du, lcf, a sad .droarv
ache in ,!atchIld's heart. and the oulyef.
ing In, and fearful ewes told how kconly
he felt It.
Only smile DQ, ab , how il cheer.
ed the broken heart. cncende,ed raw Of
hone and cas-, , halo orlipL, around Tho
nnb,rnv presopi.. r,Jo Tho bed ,iJJcn
ono forGet lie nrcscn, pgin for momcp,
osuJwcl, in sunshine Of ioy. lived IN the
warmth Of ,ba, smile.
Oply p word But il carried ,hc oois-
ocors bro,,l ~ slarIcr. oss,iling the
character, Oh how il pierced the lone
IL hcart
0DIy oro class And how many
b,yo fIIcl Ifnnk,r5's crsvo urouoh ;is
;rnnorco How marv homo. have bocn
,,ato dosol,,o Uoy morr br;ob, anti.
ciDo,;o,s oro h,,1y rr,r,o bI,s,ci hv IT,
- nht;ra ;-o,o,rcs
6Iy , mound in TIC cuir,.,'urcl-,ar!,
,rl yc, =, s,oaks volumes 20 ,hc stricken
rrcs some home has los, rrh, :
..., - -;..l- t., -,..,.. ..l,,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

DEsIRuCuoS or CHUKcHEs ~ SOrTH
CaROLINA "A committee OF tho Protect
an, Episcopal Convention of South Caro-
Ina close an extended report ol losses by
the var ss folIowf:-
"To sun up the losses NJ ihr diocese.
II appears that ten churches have been
burnt, thai three have disappeared: tia,
twenty-five parishes are suspended; that
two parsonages hsye been burnt; ihst cV.
cry church boiwrcn the SsvsBnsh river
and Charleston has hecB injured. como
stripped even Of weather boarding and
flooring; that almost every minister 10
that region of lho-.9'aie has lost home aud
library; that along the entire sesboaff.
from North Carolina TO Georgia, where
Our Church hal l3urisisd for more u,sn
a century. thore are but four psrishos
vhish mziGis.n religious serV'ce., bUI n0I
one oULsile Of the cry Of Char'eiion can
10 called living, selfsgstsinins PARISH.
able 70 support minister; llisi then rleJ-
Ry hye 10y fishing. by farming aud BY me.
chAnlcAi arts: ib5l siAost every church.
Whose LlslOry appraTs on this record. bss
lost ne communion plate. often massive
sBd TeDeIsblJ sci. tie donation II al Ene.
lI,h or colonial sncesi0f'-r .r. 4.Hsa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

en- Ware, SC, all of which We guarantee to
furnish as low as any house in the Valley.
April 4, 1868.
NIIE Sensation Boot, new style, a,
may % LickHGcr'S. s.
QUEEN Bee and Navy Sweet Chew.
y ing Tobacco at L. LicbHder''.
MOROCCO Bill Books for sale at the
M Drug Store.
KlIELD Hoes. all steel; Water Kegs and
X Well Buckets, for sale by
may2 D. Humphrcys & Co.
NOOD Honey Soap only 60 cts per
U dozen, a, the Drug Store.
MAPER and Envelopes Another lot
4 of Superior Paper and Envelopes just
received from Philadelphia at the
may 0. Drug Store.
1CE Cream Fgcczers, to make Ice
4 Cream in five minutes, for sale by
D. Huu!phrWg s Co.,
May 9 ChaIlestown.
GTAMPED Bibbs, Iokos and Bands, ,at
y Richard s. UeiShmS.
lFE OF ~ b: Forrest the celebrated
IL Parhzan OF me west luS' received
and for sale at the Drug Store
MONTGOMERY Whca, Fan-bcat
II in use-Gor sale BY
. Nmphrcya & Co.,
may 80 C"''''''o"'''
TRhDln braces by Tie dozen OF nun
" drcd, Tor sale ny
H. 1''"'I''.D,,9' D9 y ~,
may 50 N''s'''''o " H.
yplIE latest style Straw Hats for Men
( and Boys, at L. LichiIdtrS s.
YlYHEELING Nails, Nonlon Nails.
III Bridecton Nails, q iuil STOCK lot sale
by Ransom & D"Fc'
ap 2J Charlestown.
DELl. Metal. Brass and Porcelain Pre-
serving Kettles. vcry cheap, at tho
Hardware Store. Il. Shgcr.
4 SUPERIOR lot Of Traces at very low
A prices L ShGtcr.
HIGHEST price paid for old Casting.
in trade Z. lShafcr.
v oCITcr CroJo Fi,ccrs and U;ckorv
a B,aces for sale by
D. Nlnnphreys 6. Co.,
NAV 90 CRsrles,own.
,,Tti- I'll, ro.on c,ouoo .,
y ickerd &. Welshn,s'.
c,,,nrD c.o. of ~ ,.,orrs fo-s solo
iEHi ''"''IS' u JL,n,' q" romv'"y T. 70, Ca '1''
- oy H. 11""'i"' ~ ~ y 49,
- may nc,,n ." on'''v'''"". n' =.
moSEH "nU 'e'o'"aS-Iloo'euI 'I al, y IL
a. nTnls and F'dn's, y, constantly @ on ma ,,'"o'
Tor sale oF II 1'""'P"IntyS q o0'
wa! -
DLAN a ! loN MILLS A'n''Ban anu
a iron' oy sale 1y
=, H. I'''''f''''9S y y ,o,o,, ~
May . N'"' .'''o"" H.
! AIDES Fine Pocket Books ioF sale al
~ the -, D,%5 o,'','
MlOuRTli supply OF PhiIadelPhin pa,
u pr anu ~ ia'''''P''' J''' Drrg Stare,
'of s'.g a VIZ '7
[ ,hMHH 'o' y 5''5 H,!on5rey, {. Ca
or On CharlpstOwn
H'2 N,
E' olI tN" nay '"o "''' '''"'
IO 'o' S''' W ~ rz,.,oL..,. 6. r.,
,o '-'''' CSo.los,omo
=, E,rE ,,p-l r, IT,,
= g., si saio 'tr'-' bn u l''I''' '''
'''' ~ ~ y B,ooob,,,, {, "a
On Sh,rIos,own
DFFpICEP.T0ps K.,os ann Arc
Il tic. for sale by
d. Humphrrus 6, Co.,
May Q Chaylestown.
Tn DOZEN Uav and Haryes, Rskcs.
SlJ NOW Is the time to ret vour supplv,
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"THE BEST" ."

9RIIE Latest improved English Steel
4 Tooth Hay and Grain Rakes, manu-
faciured by Miller, Protzman & Co., Ha.
gerstown, Md, on hand and for sale by
Snyder, Link s. Osjourn, Hgents
Dufield's, Jefferson Co, W Va.
May l6, 1868.
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% AkES-A superior lot Of Grain Rskes
Il very cheap, for sale by
June 90 L. .ShGJcT.
UTONES-Ohio and Darby Creek
y Stones, also Whet Boards, for Harvest
for sale by L. Shgler.
MlORKS--Two and ,hrec prong Forks,
j for sale by L. Shgier.
UCYTuES-Gcnuine English Wsld-
y ron Grain and Grass Scythos, also
best braads American grass Scyihes, for
sale by L. MCtcr.
DUGGY Horse R9kes, several patterns,
. for sale BY Ranson g. Duks,
June l3 ChaIleslown.
MATENT Iron White Wash Brushes
I Safety Fuses, Wat-r Kegs and Horse
Buckets, for sale by Ransom 8. Duke,
June l3 CharIeslown.
DP LBS. Rcd Top, Strap Leaf and
40 White Flat Trvnip Seed, for sale
by Hanson g. Duke,
June 10 Chaflest0wn.
T7ECUANICS Tools, all kirds, FOR
LH sale by RGnsou s. Duke,
June Is Charlesiown.
NHEN'S UuieT Shlts ioG Summer wear,
Lli a, Lickiider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

man BiuerS, depart for once ifom my usua!
.,,,sc 70 exnress nv foil conviction that, for
neal debility of The system, and especially
80 Liver Complaint, it IS safe and valuable
I."ra,,op .,l In .ome cases it may fail; but
lily Joubt not, it will be very beneficial TO
Csc who suiIer from the above causes. Yours,
very respectfully, ]. II. KENNARD. Eighth,
LsL.w Coates Street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
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a. the i,y bg.b, ~ -. GbreS. elInb.
Up and sUrmounu tie lofty Esii. or ibe
toacriDg tree, 90 is prayer, bsi living
'endril, put ionb ron tie spnii Of lLs
believer. by which il connect. ii.rif wiih
celestial objects. lays hold Of BIN Who 81
though gone INTO besEen.Is no, beyond
lhs reach Of that eighty srm u bis oyg
preparation.
Thos it Is tie believer. BY prsyu lays
hold Of, and sbidcs IT, Cnft Although
syoBmer 10 ibe world bslo4. his sder.
uons are tft on tbDgs above lie 10. so
10 speak. hsil on earth. half 10 b0syep,
yea. much more than the bali Of bim IS 80
beaten aB5 sEcb - Tie hr@ hold sbieh
by ihe srm oi prayer be keeps Of ne
Lord. iLsl be nay szy Niti ibe ps'risfoh.
i ~i.. nos Jet thee 60, exeepi iboU bless
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

No man knows what day may brig
forth. wbstmiseries. wbai good. vLsI evil.
whzi affections. what temptations. vbsi
liberty, what bonds snd sbai good sue.
eess, @: shsi tsI success. dsy mgy
bnEg l1ra sld. therefore nan nr,h
eIery dsy be ~ he clo.et wiik God, ibs,
he DsS be prepared and Eited 10 eBler.
tain and improve all ihs Occurrences. syc-
cssses AID smef seneirs ~bicb may al
IeDd bin 10 the coarse Of his bie. 1