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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
Westward the Course of Empire
takes its wayp'
GREAT CENTRAL
~EMIGRANT ROUTE
MISSOURI, TEXAS, N
AND
ARKANSAS.

E~mietants coming from Virginia, North Carolina,
kentucky and Tennessee, will save time and money
by taking the short route by way Of Russellville, Hon.
kinsyille, Aurora aud Blandville, Ky, and crossing
the Mississippi river on the Ferry at the mouth Of the
Ohio, opposite Cairo, Ill.,, thus avoiding Ii, MissIkgipui
bottom swamps, which are 80 often impassable on The
Memphis, Point Pleasant, Columbus, and other routes.
On this line there are but few Toll.gates aud only one
crossing Of the river.
The roads leading to this Ferry are always kept In
good order, and during tho high water on The Missis.
sippi river, the Ferry runs from the bluffs in Kentucky
TO the Missouri shore.
There is no delay in any stage Of the
Water.
The rates Of Terriagc are lower than on any other
Forry south Of st. Louis. Good docks At the Ferry
landings enable teams to drive directly ON and OF the
boat without delay and without unhitching. The boat
can carry from twenty-five to thirty loaded wagons at
DIRECTIONS.
E~migrants from Upper Kentucky and Virginia,
should 20 BY the way Of Bowling GEeen, RusselIville,
Elkton, Kopkinsyile, cadiz, Canton Aurora and
Blandyille, ny.
Emigrants coming through Gallatiu, Tenn, should
go by way OF Hopkinsylle, Cadiz, Canton, Aurora and
Blandville, Ky.
Take care to keep on the eastern side Of the Missis-
sippi river until you reach u point three miles below
the mouth Of the Ohio where the high bluffs extend to
the river bank. From this point the steam Ferry
boat Missionary will carry you to the Missouri shore,
landing you near Charleston, Mo-, and completely
avoiding the almost impossible swamp which YOU
would have to pass If you should cross at Columbus,
Ky, or any Of the Ferries below. By taking this
route you secure high, leyol roads all the way, and
! avoid the hilly country OF southern Illinois, which Is
met with in going BY way Of GolcondA, and Forts, or
Green's Ferry,
The Cairo city Ferry Companys now steam Ferry.
boat MissIoNAGY, leaves thu Kentucky shore ut 81,
"a, 95 aud llh o'clock, A. NJ, aud ~, 81 and 50
O'Clock, =. 81.
RATES OF FERRIAGE.
Four horse wagon, with load and driver....... 81 90
Two.horse wagon, with load and driver..,....... rs
Ono-horseW wagon, o. and horse. .....,....... 80
n4- Look At the Map and do not lie deceived. This
is the shortest, cheapest and easiest route, with good
grazing and good water all the way.
lS~gSauG7mosl".
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
Decision Against the United States
in the Cases Against Contractors
for Building Confederate War

PARIS JULT. 29l--fn the case oftbe
United States w. Arman and others,
Judgment was to-day rendered against
the plaintiffs, with costs. In It's do
cision the Court says that the owl
dence adducod is not sufficient 70 sup
port the case made By The United
States; that tho plainpHs Jailed TO
provo chat the Mossrs. Afmans had
contracted " build 7csselB Of war for
tho Southern Confederation, or that
tho said Armans had rceeived'any mo-
noyS belonging 70 the UnitedlStatbo
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF

RI VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
~ sails issned from The Supreme Court at Knox
vile, and to me directed, l will proceed to SELL to The
highest bidder, for cash ia hand. AT the Court .heu,e
door in the town Of Blountville. on Monday the an Of
September, ls6a, all the right. title, claim and interest
that Joseph Allison has In and 10 one tract Of land ".
ing In District NOS Q, sullivan Co, adjoining the lands
Of James Riley, Isaac Davault and Others, containing
rs acres, more or less, 10 satisfy two orders Of sale 10
favor Of Martha barefoot and Jane Barefoot. August
D., lSGs. T EASILY sbi5
6saug7w4pf9
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07

"a Gsneral Grant is travelling
with General Sherman and Sheridan /;
General Blair with General Despair ;
ar. Collar with General Satisfaction ;
while Mr. Seymour stage at home
with Ge-eral Gloom.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
SHERIFF SALES,

~ sale and one III. Ia, issned from the Chancery
Court Of sullivan CO., Tenn, aud to me directed. l viii
oneT for sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
NJ the CouH.house door In the town Of Blountville. on
Monday the 9Th of September, 1855, one trac, on land
containing go acres, mere or less, adjoining the lands
OF Thomas Bachman, A. Gibson and others, to satisfy
'Wo judgments In favor Of WIN. Mullennix, G. 4 NJ,
for the use Of the heirs Of Joseph Evoritt, deceased.
6s~aug7WipfS5l Tn. EAsLEY. shin
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN
IL trust, made to nv by David Pence to secure cor.
lain debts therein mentioned, l will offer for sale. to
The highestbidder, at the Cont house IN tho town Of
Blountville, on Monday the eth Of September noxt, a
tract or parcel Of land containing one hundred and
lhirty-iouF acres, more or less, on the Island road In
District NO. IL Of sullivan co., Tenn, adjoining the
lands OF John G. Colt, Thomas BaehmAn. William
Perry aud Others. said laid lies well, part cleared.
comfortable dwelling and out houses, good Young
orchard well OF line water, &C. Title believed TO be
good, but none other will be made tban sprb 4, /.
vested In me by said Deed in trust. Terms made
known on day Of sale. July rs, 1865.
bsaug7wipfs3Sl THOS. PAIN. T1uts,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
IL sale Issued from the Cbancey Court Of sullivan
the higheat bidder for cash In hand, at the Couh.bonsA
door 10 the tovuof Blountville, IN Monday The 7th Of
september, ls6s, all the right, title, claim and i~nterest
mat David L. Gross has 10 q tract or land In Dstriot
No.. 8, Rdjoining the lands Of Jes,e Cross, David VOL.
ford and otheu, containing 90 acres, morp or ieas. 10
SATISFY aludgment that jesse hoy and Thomas Roy
obtained against David Malone and David i. Cro.s.
August s, ls6s. TN FAaITy qhig
6saugIwipit5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07

s'n and Y month. credit in cquAl instailmsnts. bond
ana approved security, and lien retained until the Dur.
e~.usIw'PlsS HENRY HOSs. c IAN.
WIN. G. PAYNE VS.. G. W. TED
w ford and \. T. Mathos, Ex,r Of 4. Maih,s.
deed, and other. 10 this case h l. aliedgsi thaf ~
dsieudani, Alexander Nelson, u ! non.P.sident. Ia
y ordered that BE- tprcara November term isss. 0th
aonlAyh o. MS Court and defend, or ihs canse viii
sipans hgggst ., ise'. HENRY H0ss, Q. N.
JAMES W. SHAFER AND WIFE
~ "a. Dayii n. Carson snd o,heu In al, e.n,s
" aistfed that BE defendants, Hauilton Hayes aud
Hife, bsther, ap non. fatifsntl. II Il ordered that
NJ sPle.t a. hovenber lerm, ises, o. thia Cour snd
~ iof heufinR cxrarte. Aufnaf 4. iteg.
essusI~tpftsl HEERf Hoss, CAN.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-07

The rates Of Ferriagc are lower than on any other
Forry south Of st. Louis. Good docks At the Ferry
landings enable teams TO drive directly ON and OF the
boat without delay and without unhltching. The boat
can carry from twenty-five to thirty loaded wagons at
.n,h NHiu .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
The Drunkards Cue.

Some months seU, says IN exchange
gentleman advertised that 10 had GIs-
covered q sure specific frT the cu'O OF
drunkenness. lie would not iivalge Ihc
ecrei OF what Oonpuun's he used, bu,
furnished Ihc medicine ~ 81 much per
b9ie. lie d d not have :" many sppli-
csns tor hIS cue 80 he tNrrr'ri. cuusIG-
erng the extent OF the di,pp-r In fact
the more malsnsn, eases d,j nn, seom
snXIous Tor relief. Tloy a.htr sppcau d
10 enjoy the mslsdy. 4 icw. however.
placed themselves uuder treatment. aud
soms were oured-vhsthcf hy taking
the medicine OF by not taking strong
drinks We are not prepared 10 say. One
OF tho cured one, had iuiih IN the mrjl.
cine, rigldly carried out he directions %,
the doctor, and now hss not lie Least taste
tor Intoxicating drink, whereas, one
yoar sgo he WAS an inebrale, and could
not get along with less than Pint 20 q
GusrI Of whisksy per day. lie salL that
a. some trouble and expense, he hat pro-
cuIei the receIpl for the preparation 0t
the medicine, which hr had published Tor
the benefit Of suffering humanity. II ~
as follows SulphsIe OF iron, five grains,
peppermint water. eleven irachms. splf.
II of nutmeg, one drachn twice Q dSy.
This preparation acts us tonic aud sum-
ulani, and so ParnaIly supplies the place
Of the accustomed Iquo., AM prevents
that actual physIcaI ptosuaunm thai fol.
lows the I'll den breaking oil rom tie use
Of stimulating drinks ll.s 20 be taken
in quantities equal to an ordinary dram
sud ss often as tho desire Tor dram 70
turns. Any druggist c,a prepare the
prescription.
lllssaId IhIs preparation will soon re-
move all longing for intoxicating drinks.
Try II, you who honesty wish 10 break
away from habit which D, hurrylng you
10 drunksrd's grave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
JOHN L. REGARD. JOHN T. wELsHAEs.
TIE LADIES STORE.
NEW SPRING s. SUMNER GOODS!

NYTE are now receiving from the Philadelphia
W and Baltimore markets q large and well
selected Stock Of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods and Millcnery. Our Stock Of Dress
Goods is the largest ever brought to this mar
ket, consisting, IN part, Of De LANES, PoPims,
Black Silk, MozambiQucs, Jasper Cloths, AR
mures, and q large stock Of Lawns and Jaco-
nets, both figured and plain.
Our stock Of Domestic Goods is complete and
consists Of bleached and unbleached Mus!ins,
Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Linen Checks,
Shirling, Striped Tickings, Denims, C0ttOnades,
Brown Linens, Table Diaper, Crash, &c, &c.
We would call particular attention to our
Stock OF White Goods, such as PLAIN and plaid
Jaconets, plain and figured Swiss, plaid and
striped Orcandies, plain, plaid and striped Nan
sock, Irish Linens, soft finished Cambria, &c.
Our stock Of Notions, is very large and com
plctc, and we defy competition.
MILLENERY.-Wo are constantly receg-
ing all the latest styles and novelties IN the way
of Bounets, Bonnet Frames, Hats, Ribbons, &c.
We would also say in addition to the above
thatwe have on hand and will constantly keep
complete Stock OF Mourning Goods.
Wewould invite our customers and the pub
lie generally to call and examine this stock oi
Goods for we are confident that we can oler
them ut prices 10 suit all.
We would be pleased TO have all come ana
examine our stock, as it is no trouble to SNOW
goods. TERMS CASH.
RICHARD s WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown, April II, 1868. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
Authors Of the Apostles Creed.

The precise origin Of this simple and
most ancient OF sll the creel' i, involved
IN some uncertainty, and has long been
matter Of much dispute smong learned
iheolOg.ans. It's at last certain that It's
universal u'e In the church may be IIacet
bI"k, i rol to tie Apos ,olIc sge itself, yet
10 TIA, Immediately succeeding. and there
is rery Old tradition that each OF ,he
twelve articles Of the creed wns composed
by sn Apostolic suthor. Il IS said that
tie Twelve assembled IN council before
dispensing themselves 10 preach Ihc Cos
pc! throughout! the world, 10 frame the
symbol o. warchword Of the Christian
church; snd II will be interesting 10 many
Of our resters 10 know the Apostle TO
whom each sFlicle ia Inscribed. The
tradition Is as follows
St. PeIur-"I believe 10 God The Fa.
;her Almighty, Msker Of heaven and
earth"
ST. Anjrcws-"And in jesus Chu.i,
His only con. ouT Lord"
St. James the Greai-"W Who was con-
oeiyod by the Holy Ghost, born Of the
Virgin MARY"
ST. Jobu-"SulTercd under Pontius Pi-
late, was cruCiied dead and buried"
81. Thomas-"Ue dcsrcudcd into
hell, Ior "he went into the place of de.
parted spirits" which are considered as
words OF The same meaning, "tho third
d y he rose from the dead.
ST. James tho Lcss-"lIo ascenlei in
70 heaven and sinelh on the right hand OF
God the Father Almighty"
ST. PhiIiP-'FrOm hence he shall come
To Judge the quick and the dead.
81. Bariholomew-"l believe IN the
Holy Ghost"
ST. Mauhew-"Tho Holy Catholic
Church, Communiou Of Saints"
ST. S.mon-"Tho forgiveness Of SINS"
st. Judas Thaddeus-"Tho resurFec.
ton Of the body"
81. Maihiss-"And The life everlasting.
Amen"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
CcI!bacJ Of washington irving.

Instead Of being defect" the cellbs-
cy OF Irving was his crown Of glory.
Those who have studiodl his wrltings
must have been struck with tho remarka-
bio transition from humOr TO paihos. from
the brcadesi fun 10 lhe most medIislIro
sentiment which occurs between the fac
etious history OF Now York and the
Sketch Book. Many, perhaps, imagine
that this is accounted for by his loss Of
fortune. lIhsd iis origin in one Of those
d,sopp"inImcnis oI .hO heart which c lor
ell the subsequent lite ot a true man. We
trust that now there is no want .! delcs-
cy IN aluding 10 the fact that tho subject
oi lrying'o love died during IhOIr beIrorh.
al. We have heard tho last interview
described by mcubcr Of her family {;
and 10 tho sacred sorrow thus enRendsIed
IS 10 DO ascrlbed much that 10 touching
aud true in tho sentiment Of lriBg's VII.
lings to hls fcolIy TO this affection, IN
no smnll degree, 10 owing tho scnslbIllty
which kept his heart fresh 70 the last
aud above all, that respect for and synps-
they with the inmate aud holy sentiments
Of humanity, which ho so uniformly
cherished and manifested in his lemOrs
and IN lIlo.
Nor is lhis all. Time may have hoal-
ed the wound aud recoucled the berel 10
another relation but there InIorVcned q
PERIOD Of disaster which drove tho Oldest
brother 10 bankruptcy. For hlO sake aud
that OF his family Of daughters, Washing
ton Irving continued single, took them
home, and became father 10 tho children.
Beautiful wos the mutual devotion. happy
Ihcir eoDgenIal household, aud Sunny
8 de is now beque0thed to them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
Standing Pire

A young soldisr going 10 bic bauack
room to sleep for the frst time, quietly
kneoled down % pray in the presence oI
his comrades. This act was tho signal
for storm. Kisses shouts and whist
ling filed tie room with hijeous noise.
Belts were ,hfoTn Of lho kneeiing .uldlsr.
one man leaPed upon tie led snd shoUied
IN hls ear.
But he was unmnyed 20 the end Of the
p'syer. when he arose and sfebdy went
10 his fepose. The next night his com.
Tsdes watched to see Il he dared 10 pray =
second time. 10 their sUrpri,e be again
dropped upon bis kUe'', snd 'hsy 'sluisd
him with the same noises Sc on the pre-
rious evening Bot he did not finch
however. The third evening be kbeelsd
down and prayed. regafdIeEs Of lheir con
iin0ed mockiag aud noise. On the fourth
evening the noise vas less. On The fifth
Itwas still less, and on the SIKH one OF
the soldiers exclaimed: "He stands hrs.be
stsnds fis. Hes genuine" After that.
DO one disturbed hlm. lie had overcome
oppOsiioa-he had won rsspee,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
The Husband OF The Future

The following ls from the Charleston
Courier.
The model husband walks out with
his wilo Oh week day, Ond Is not sirsld
OF mIliuer's shop. Tie even hss
change when asked for ii. and never sl.
ludes 10 !, afiCrvard. IIo is not shove
carrying a Iarg' bundIo or cotton um.
brclIa, or eycs holding the baby III his lap
N An omnlbJs. lie runs on first TO
knock at ITO door whom il IS raining. He
goes Outside If the cab Is full. lie goeS
TO bed hSI in cold weather Ho gets up
IN tho Algh. 10 rock the cradle Or answer
the dor bell, He believes in mysteries,
snda melted Instsndy by a tear Elo
pscbes Up quarrel with velvet gown
AID drives away lhe suiGs with Trip TO
die Central Pork. tie never flee out
about his buttons, nor brings home friends
10 supper. ilis clothes never smrl Of
tobacco. lie respects the curtains, aud
n'VeE smokes in the house. lie never IN
vsdes the kitchen. and would no more
think blowing up Sny Of the servants
than Of ordering The dinner. lie Is inno-
cent oil Islcbkey. lie lets the family 20
out Of town once every year, while he re-
maine at home with ono knife and fork,
sits on brown holland chsir, sleeps on
curlsiness bed, and has chsr.womsn TO
wait on him. lie is very easy and aGeo-
rlonaie, keeping the wedding anniversary
regularly"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
SIEPHERDSOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,
THE OLD CHURCH on THE HILL.

On the height Of lonely hill
lis rusty old form it uprears,
Standing in solitude, where it has stood
Through the storms Of hundred years.
Il meets The first rays Of The morn,
While tie valleys still sleep in the shade,
The glory Of sunset plays round its walls,
and It shines as with The sopphires inlaid.
In tho dark and stormy nights,
When the tempcsts sweep over the bill,
|, cgeaks in The blast, and wild, wild songs
Its desolaie corridors I'll.
The traveller sees it afar,
On ms rough aud winding way,
The husbandmen sees it, resting from toll,
II the heat ola summer dsy.
Around it the mulutadcs sleep,
Who Of old soug ght its al,ars IN prayer
4 great congregation; they rest from their tolls,
UumoyeL by earth's lumG.l au4 caro-.
o, many the thoughts OF the heart,
As we stand by TINS temple Of God
And think of the wo.yhipers, vanished and gone,
Who Up 10 its courts have trod
They came in the joy oftbeir souls,
Or they came with their burdens to bear,
In the sunlight Of youth iu the evening Of ago,
In hope, or in grief and despair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
Tb. WIN Of Drunkard

| die zre,ched pIner' snd leave TO
the world vorthls rePu's;Ion. wick
ed example, snd memory that IA only
q TO perish.
lrsVc ny Prn' 'o''o" '"' ''''e'-
mes OF soul all iel' Ives.
| leave 10 ny brolbCr' and sisters
sham. and fr., and q reProsch Of their
[ le,ye N wife widow, sud broken
hoa,,ed-aS wife lonely struggling with
wan, and 'fering.
IleaycO my children tiinIed name.
a ruinedOsitjon, pi!Iiul ignorance and
morniys FecolIec''ons Of father who.
BY higfenaIUre death, joined The great
comfy Of those who are never 10 enter
the tngdom OF God.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

TuE PALINDRoka-l'h gainiromc
10 line that resds alike backward and
forward. Ono Of she beet j. ADAM if.'
observation 10 Eve
MADAM. I'm Adam
Another is the siory ,hH Napoleon,
when Isl. Helena. bong asked by 81
EngliShmAL il he could hsrc hacked Ton
don. replied:
able Was e,e sa- f!b.
The ls'ier IL tho best psIIndrpnrr prob
ably. in the language.
Tho following 10 the lh,rd and ls,i VI
tho three line' in The Engl.l language
that read prsci'sIy the 'umo sckvsIJ W.
forward:
Snug & ns vm er, sos war &
guuS."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19
Fruit Trees.

When iTult trees occupy Iho ground.
nothing else should-oGrcpI very ehUi'
grass, after the trces are we'll started.
FruItfulncss and growth Of the tree can
not be expected the same year.
There is no plum that the curcu!Io will
not take, though any kind may some
times escape for one year IA Oh, place.
Peach borcrs will not DO much dhmasO
with elf clay heOped uP round ,hc tree
foot high.
Pear blight still puzzles 'he greatest
men. Tho best remedy known 10 10
plant two for every one ILsI dlos.
you don't know how 10 pTuno don !
hire man from tho other side Of the ooo
that knows lees Ihan you d..
Don't Gu, OF b,g lower hmb uulc.-
you arc renter, and don care whist be-
comes Of tho tree when your umS Ia oU'.
A tree with the hmbs coming ouI neat
the ground is worth Two lTco' trimmed W
five feet. and four trees uiumed up ten
fee, and so on tall they sfc no, worth
snyihng.
Trim down, not up.
Shorten in. MOI lenG'hsn up
II you had your arm cut Of, Jvu would
feel il TO The hosr,-a tree will MOI lco.,
but rot TO tho heart.
When anybody tells you Of 81 gardener
Mat understands all shout horncplloro aud
agriculture. and that be can DO hiiod.
don believe a word ollt. lcI lhcre sfo no
such 10 be hired. SGch . man can mako
more lhSn you can aGorj 10 gaze him, sud
# he has sense enough to understand tho
business, he will aI'o have enough 10
know this.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

An Iowa eGHUr I'D his sdtrs he BsJ
enlisted m The army q OfZ.os-hsd j'ifed
the Bspus, church. IIis political eotsm.
porary thinks be had better eslln 'yoin.
ing The navy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

A country girI coming from the GOIJ.
beng told by her poet'c rOU,in that sLs
looked - fresh asa daisy kissed wiIh dew
said: well. II Vasn'r any fellow By hat
name, but Il wa. SIeV Jones ,hal kIsrrd
me. told him every one ~ io~n wocld
hud II uui"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

An old maid is more IibrisI ibsn 9
young one. The lstIrr always be
willing 10 lend you hand; the lOfmer
~Ill give you one and IbIIk yOD TOO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

clergyman sfIef marrying . couple
made prayer over them. concluding
"ForEiVe them. Lord. they know not
what they do =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

Never condemn y"ur neIGhroi Onhoard
however many the Sceu'stIons ~hic.,
may be prsi'ued sgsIn,l h.m ereTy
slory hss hssiuo asys Of oeIog tod.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

Wisdom sDd vIfVs ore two Bfsllbic
'pecIfcS sssIn'i eli Tho crosse, and seei.
dents OF human LIE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

Andrew J'ekron ssiJ. upon cerAln
OCCASION; say s2ain, fellow ciIizeBs.
remember tie fsle Of snricnl Rome. and
vote fnr no candidate who vii not tell ynn
with the fnnkness II IN independent
freeman, the principles Upnn which. #
elected, he will administer ogf Govern.
meni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-19

DO but the half Of whS' you csn ard
you will be sUrpn,ed si iic result Of
your diligence.