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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-25
IMPEACHMENT DEAD!

TIlE OAK HALL Clothing, HAT AND
| SHOE HOUSE ALL ALIVE with ire'h
stock Of GOODS uuiiablc 10 tic trade add sea.
son. n you want nice cool Straw Hat OF
Linen Coat. here !, tho place 10 hud .. large
Stock Of SHOES for Men and Boys, Misses shd
Children. Cater, all siylc,. Trunks, I'm
brellas, Satchcl,. Full Inc Of
cents Furnishing Goods and Notions.
I invite the trade to an examination Of u'y stock
feeling assured that can offer Bargains.
l. LlCkLIDER, Oak Hall.
ShcpheId,towu, june u, leG7 ~
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information fOr Manned Ladies.

THE undersigned, after suffering the cares Of
i three children during married lIfe Of FIVE
vearS, and constant Irregularity 81 the men
siruals, having been restored and continued IN
perfect regularity by very simple remedy, -
anxious 10 make known q married ladies the
means Of prevention and regularity of the men
slrusls. To al who desire il she will send 4
copy Of the prescription used, free Of charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they ill find an infaliible regula-
tion. She hopes every married lady will OBJ
tain ,hr prescription, as It vii coat them moth
ing and certainly prove the source % great re-
lief to many. l.adIes desiring the PTe,cfIPion
free will please address
Mr.. SARAH F. CLARIFIED,
Box o., brooklyn, y. y.
June q. 1865. Jm
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West Virginia :

At rules held in the Clerks Office, Of
the Circui, Court OF Jefferson County,
July 9th, 1868
Joseph Myers, Plaintiff
vs.. In Chsncery.
John J. liable. Charles ii. kable,
Elizabeth Kablo. DR.. Hartman and Mary
Jane Hartman his wife, Solomon Hetlle-
bower and Sarah l.. Heillebower his wife,
Jonn f. Massey and Margaret Ann Mas
sey his wife. and William III. Ksble, De-
PENDANTS.
This suit is bToueh, 10 enforce specific
performance of contract for the sale Of
certain realty situated in Jefferson County,
which was sold 10 the said Plaintiff by
John T.. Massey, attorney in fact for the
heirs and widow of John kable deceased.
as in The bill named and II appearing from
affidavit filed in this cause that DR.. Hart
man and Mary Jane hartman his vile, o!
Chester County Pennsylvania. Solomon
Heiiiebower and Sarah l.. Hefilebower
his wife. OF Jackson Tennessee. John +.
Massey aud Margaret Ann Massey his
wife. and William Kable, of Alexandria
County. Va, are non residents Of the
State Of Yves, Airginia they are hereby
required 10 appear within one month after
due publication OF this order. and do shat
is necessary TO protect their interest in
,his matter. II is further ordered ,hst a
copy hereof be published once a woek for
four successive weeks in any newspaper
in said County. and posted at the front
door Of The Court House thereof on the
first Monday after the date Of this order.
Teste.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
Blackburn e. Haldeman p. q.
July 10. 1865 Prs. fee IS. 4w
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

fhoUR-Uowsrd street Super s GOA
~ W. do. family IL 5OssI2 90.
"HhAI-Choce white at 3 4OsS2.
40 ; choice red a, ? 33sS2 35.
=, lin" bite / 1881 2O-yelIow
GOLD-CoId is quoted in New York
ail43 and in Baltimore at li33.
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NEW CONCERN.

IIAvING purchased The Sloek u Cool
y Of Cost Il Wsgner. ID" business sIll
be continued by my As'ni.
respectfully ask eonunuanee of The
custom heretofJre ex1Dded. AID shall 81
dea,or. by keeping Up regular stock az
goods. 10 supply al Who are in search OF
good snd rhesp goods.
Tfrms Cash or Produce.
JOHN KRPLINGER. Agent.
Tor SAHrEL Cor.
June 10. 1863. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-25
For County Treasurer,

MR, ZITTLE.-Please announce me
N1 as an Independent, Constitutional
Union candidate for the office OF COUN-
TY TREASURER, at the next cleo
t'On' and respectfully Solici. the votes OF
my old friends.
July JOHN SPANGLER.
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Wanted-Agentg,

S11S PER MONTH to sell the NATION.
SlIJ AL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is equal TO the standard machines
in every respect AID is sold at the low Price OF
$40. Address NATIONAL SEWING MA
CHINE CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
June ~, lsG- $40
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uentbs.

On tie 9Th instant. in Martinsburg,
Mrs; Elisabeth Drsbiag. consort of g..
L. HTeblng, Sr. aged Ga years.
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TO VOTERS.

Z HEREBY respectfully announce my.
4 self an
Independent Candidate for the
.dSSESSORSHIP
OF Jefferson County a, the mex, election,
and pledge my best efforts to discharge
the duties of the office, if elected.
J. ID. POrTERTIELD.
July IL, 1868. ,e
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ELK BRANCH
AND
KNOXVILLE STOR f..

JUST receiving fresh supply OF Lldi's,
y Misses aud ChiIdrcn's Morocco and
Calf Boots and Shoes. Just opening q
new STOCK OF Ready Made Clothing.
Keep on hand Potomac Herring, sold
low ,r exchanged Tor Bacon at best rnIcs.
Have in store fresh lot Of rsr,by the bar
rel, of homo manufacture, superior article,
sold low. Will purchase any amount OF
Uool for Cash, or trade nj best rates. For
sale several thousand Oak Shingles. My
stock Of goods kept full tho year ro"Rd'
end propose to sell them as cheap as
any other house in the County, and 70.
FpectfuIy ask an examination.
J. S. MELVIN.
May 30. 1868. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-25

ENTLER'S
SU II f G. u IL T. ,
AsArr ASu CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, Cholera, DySentcry,
Cholera MorbuS, Cholera IN
fantum, Cholic, Cramp Cholic,
Bloody FluX, and all diseases
of the Stomach and Bowels.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
This "Sure Cure" has been IN use IN the
section of country where II Is manufactured.
for the last two or three years, and has always
Ep,icrl Sure Cure is manufactured only by
W. VI. ENTLER y CO.
Sole ProPrciors,
ShcpherdstowU, W. Va.
rs Price 80 cents per bottle.
Il ) Every family should keep II constantly
on hand. Full directions on each bottle. y"
better article for children can be had.
Wholesale AGENTs-Canby, GIlPln 20,
y. w. corner Ligh, and Lombard streets, Balu-
more; French Richards \ Co., y. W. corner
10th and Market streets, Philadelphia, and ior
sale 5y all respectable Wholesale and Retail
Druggists and Storekccpets IN the United
States.
Read the following homo certificates from
Druggists and others
SherLcrds,own, W Va, Nay %, iSCe-
Messrs. W. NJ Enllcr Co.-Gentlcmcu
take pleasure in recommending ENILkkS
SURE CURE, as have used and sold It for
several wears while IN the Drug business, am
can safely say II is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
c. BURklIART, NJ. ID.
Shcphcrdstown, W. Va. May q, lo6o-
Mcssrs. W. NJ. Entlcr s Co-Gcnls Since
have been in the Drug business here, find that
ENTLER'S SURE CURE takes the lead OF all
articles Of that kind it being used IA tins neigh.
borhood ard found to bc all il is represented.
can chccrlully recommend it TO every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist.
Shephcrdstown, W. Va, May s, lsGo
Messrs. W. NJ. Entlcr x Co-Dear Slrs Du-
ring the summer of leGG ! was attacked with
genuine Asiatc Cholera, aud Physicians could
give mo no relief. Your SURE GU RE was
administered to me by DR.. X. G. Burkhan. !
only took two doses of II and was entirely CO.
red. believe it saved my life, and can safely
recommend II to every onc as the very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Darrhca, Nc.
Yours Truly, GEO. /. BUkkE.
May 30, 1865. u
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-B,8DE-UP CLOTIfL.FG

20 suit the Spring and summer trade ~bfh
viii be- .old At price, 10 defy competition.
Coats froni 81 50 up. Pant. from $780, up.
In connection Nth tie Clothing Department
will be found q good siocb of BoOi' ADD shoc'.
Gents Fashionable Hat, Hats f"r Men aDd
u,v. Ladie, Morocco Shoes sid Lasting
GaI,e.,. alisv les, Misses and chldrens SHOES.
Gents Furnishing Good, 81 ali drserip,ioa';
larrr stock Of Paper Collars, Meek TEES, ing
l,.h Hall Ho.s, Dog Skin Gloves. The FUR
ni.lrng Department .. complete. Umbrsjis.,
Railroad Bags, Ssii"n,, iH 'aTieiy' CoD'i,',
brushes, &c. Icsgeeially Infiie all sno are ~
search ol bargains 10 call and examine NV stock
before purchasing. Ny soiio - quick ,aI.s
and small profits for tie Cash; - don't forget
10 ealla, tie Oak Hall CIoihmg, Hat and Shoe
IiDl.e. ~ y bgi1mg, fof B1rEsns.
LLOYD LICkLiDEE.
May &c f-G- &c
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r Il NJ 0 Y A l..
REMOVAL! RE.MOT.aL !

U'IlE undersigned would respectfully snnooooo
i to ula citizens 81 town and surrounding
country. that toe has removed 10 his no~ s'o'e
Room. 2 door, vest Of the old stand, where be
IA, A fine Stock If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-25

The largest religious paper in the World, aver
aging nine columns OF reading matter each
week more than any other competitor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09

home, my horse was as free from SHOWING
any signs of the heaves as when BOUGHT
him. determined to make the hest
Of bad thing, and bought q auan-
tity Of condition powders that were
recommended for heaves and gave them
to him, but, to all Appearances, they might
as we'll have been thrown into the fire to
keep the smoke from going up. finally
went to feeding him cut and carefullv
wetted feed. For long time this seemed
to do no good. Whilst in his stall the
poor animal seemed to be pretty nearly
all wind, but an hour or two's drive would
make him all right After a while I dis
covered that he was in the habit of eating
his bed, that he was foul feeder. This I
obviated by using saw-chaff for litter. In
q short time he actually stopped heayine.
and also discovered that the economy IN
provender efecoed by cutting and wettine
feed was much more than sufficient to nav
the trouble OF doing it. In spite of every-
thing my money had been well invested.
and when, after had used him over six
years, an accident deprived him of exist
ence l would gladly have given an equal
amornJ for his duplicate.
No one need conclude from this that a
horse is as valuable with the heayes as
without, but it is certain that with proner
care this disease detracts but little from
its subjects usefulness.-A Stock Journal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09
Fancy the Dismay

tVhacA aoould preuau in thousands Of Househosds
Il 1t should be suddenly announced throughout
the United States, Canadas, the West Indies and
Spanish America that no more HOSrRTTER,S
blTTERS would be manufactured, and that
henceforth the GRAND SPECIFIC FOE DxsrxrsIA
and preventive Of all malarious diseases would be
LOST TO THE WORLD The billions. the feeble, the
Respondent; the traveller, the voyaasr, the miper,
the sedentary student the settler on the frontier
OF CIVILIZATION the toiler. cooped up Il crowded
city tenements; the convalescent, needing an In
"eoranf; the shivering victim of ague, and the
nervous OF both sexes everywhere, would learn
with grief. too deep for words that the most cele
DRAFTED corrective, invigorant and Alternative of tho
age, mad been blotted out of exis tence As aPar
PARAToRY ANT1DoTE to epidemic disease . genial
stlmuiant, promoter of constitutional vieor. an
appetizer, stomachic, and a remedy for nervous
debility. no medicinal preparation has ever at
tame the reputation of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS. 1t is the HOUS EHOLD TONIC of the
AMERICAN PEOPLE-has been so for twenty
years. and in all human prob ability will be so for
centuries to come. The magnates of Science
recognize its merits; and that 1t is emphaticaIly
the medicine OF the masses is proved by Its vast
and ever increasing sales.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09

ways adhered to, ever to do the best
could for my employer. By my choice of
place, l escaped those bad associates which
are the ruin of 80 many young men. BY
my faithfulness rendered my services so
valuable to my employer that he kept me
with him many years, and raised my
wages many times, thus laying the foun-
dalton of my fortune
And now, whenever get chance to
speak to young man just beginning in
life, say to him. Don't be particular
about high wages. Make sure of good
situation and good associates Be faithful
to your employer, obliging to your COM
panions, honest. frugal; and the high
wages and fortune will come in time of
themselves. Our Sceoolday Nsitor
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09
THE HEARTSKELN.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.

Slip, yes, slip your skein, my Kitty,
Ger my hands, and wind, and wind,
All the while, with little pity,
ranging, tangling, heart and mind;
Kitty eyes upon the wool!
Not on me, my beautiful
Now drop your eyes completely,
winding. winding dreamily;
Wherefore, wherefore smile SO sweetly
On q thing that cannot seer
1t you must smile, smile this way!
l Will bear 1t as mayi
All the rosebud fingers fitting
Swift about the cOlored ball
HOW my heart beats time, while sitting;
Stu, | try to bear 1t all;
Kitty, do you know or care
lis my heart you're winding theres
Kitty, am in vision!
All the world to mist doth die;
Only IN an air Elysian,
Little fairy fingers fy;
Surely, If they fit too near,
shall catch and kiss them, deari
Tangled! pout not, frown not, Kitty.
Though gladly bear the pain;
For your anger ia so pretty,
1t may make me sin again.
mere! tbs well! Now wind and wind,
Tanglirg further heart and mindl
Now, tits done til last thread fingers
Sadly from me, slow to part;
Can ct thou see that in my fingers,
am holding up my heart?
a Wind and windi do not care!
Smile or frown! and / will bear.
All SO fast and quick you wind it.
no more can keep 1t mine;
DC you wonder that you find 1t
Th1obblng now, close, close to thine;
Tang ed, tangled are the twain;
KISS, kiss, kiss them free againl
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what Boys Can Do.

s. E. Todd writes some excellent things.
Inc following We find in the New York
Independent:
FARMERS, inspire in your sons greater
interest in their occupation, infuse into
them higher degree Of knowledge. and.
above all, use every proper means to slim
uiate their ambition, and make farm
work at home pleasure, and not a
drudgery. The simplest method Is to al
low each son the use of piece of ground,
to be exclusively his own, teach him how
to cultivate it well, what crops to miami
how to produce the best result from the
space occupied, and give him the whole
proceeds. A personal interest and respon-
slDlilty are thus created and nurtured. and
many boy who now lags around the vii
lage streets would then feel desire to
apply his money to right uee, by
the purchase and study of useful books
both for mental and practical improve
ment.
several instances of what BOYS have
done, have lately come under our no.
lice. One boy, years ago, amused himself
IN planting apple seeds in various places
aDout MS fathers farm. By and by the
seeds sprang up. He watched for the first
little shoots, and then took notice of their
growth, and when they were large enough
gra1'eo them for good fruit He had
Deen taught that the natural fruit of the
wlld apple tree was not good; but his
iatDers farm was well stocked with the
Dest apples, and from these he could obtain
gratis, With which to practice on his own
trees. This proved an agreeable amuse-
ment for many an hour; and what was the
result; He raised up orchards of trees, all
nls own, that after few ears yielded him
great deal Of fruit. Last fall he received
Se0s'a hundred dollars for his crop. Was not
1hat better than playing kite, top, or ball?
1ry 1t! Plant everything you can get
apples, peaches, pears, berries, currants;
ana you will have the pleasure of seeing
the trees and plants grow, and soon YOU
Will eat tie delicious fruit A hundred dol
iars deposited in the savings bank when
chlld Is born will become when he is of
age, $3.50 but log apple or pear trees of
best quality planted when Child is born,
and well cultivated, will begin to yield, be-
fore he is twelve years old, an income suf-
nclent to give him handsome education
and when he becomes of age he has got
patrlmony sufficient to give him fine start
IN life and handsome yearly revenue.
such course as this will do more than a
little to counterfeit this foolish tendency
OF the rush of young men to the cities;
but rather will give them a desire to re-
main at home, because of personal int crest.
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The Cash Basis-Adyauce.p
System.

oonl1aceS are more subject to impOsi-
ton from penniless travellers than anv
other class of purveyors, and, it must be-
admitted, also meet with less svmnathv
when they are taken in If what we heal
or Vallejo landlords be true, thew must
nave suffered q heap of martyrdom
from itlnerant Bohemians before thew re.
sorted TO their present ingenious measure
OF self-defense. 1t seems that the rule
adopted there is to pay for dinner immedi.
ateiy upon the delivery of the plate of
soup. The other day fraudulent genius
having unsucccssfully exploited one no.
tel, boldly entered the Washington and
called for dinner. He was astonished to
see the waiter approach him with a plate
OF soup In one Iend, towel in the other
ana a large family syringe under his arm
Inc waiter laid the plate of SOUP In front
OF the customer, and Significantly placed
the palm OF his right hand under the nose
OF the hungry customer. AS our friend
nad not as yet tackled his meal, he mod
estly inquired the meaning of the open
Pay in advance p' was the terse and
peremptory reply of the waiter.
Can't you wait till get throuph nv
meal, first ?" hy
NO, sir. Our rules are positive. On
Inc delivery OF the soup plunge down the
cash." 'o
M Singular promptitude," he muttered.
!. men, reddening up with natural indigna-
ton, said he:
II suppose, if don't pay you, you'll
brain me with that bludgeon pump of
yours?" -
Not at all, sir. Through this instru-
ment we secure our business on a cash
oas1s. Your money If you please."
lie thought he had the dead-wood on
Inc soup anyhow, and dipped his spoon
Tor the first mouthful. Before the spoon
reached the broth, however, he was trans
nxed at seeing the waiter coolly intro
duce the point of his syringe into the
plate, and pulling the suction handle out
to Its fullest extent, the soup suddenly dis
appeared, leaving his plate as empty
rs MS stomach: He turned around,
but the waiter had passed to another Gus.
toner, and our friend left the establishment
in disgust.
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#isteIlxna.
TIE NIGHT AFTER CHRwTMAs

TWAS the night after Christmas, when all thrcagt
Those stockings so late St. Nich 81 1 esre
were emptted of all that a. eatable there
me Dariings had duly been tucked In their beds
WIN very iau stomachs and pains In their heads
Twas doing away on my new cotton cap,
Ana Nancy was rather far gone in nap,
When out In the nursery arose such CHATTER.
l sprung tt Lsom my sleep-crying-"W What is the
few to each bedside-still half In a doze.
Lore open the curtains, and threw off the clothes
While the light Of the taper served clearly to show
Inc ne piseous plight OF those objects below;
But the little pale face Of each sick little dear,
For each pet tina. had crammed itself full a. tick
knew IN moment now felt like old Nick,
Their pulses were rapid, their breathings the same
what their stomachs rejected III mention by
Now turkey, now stufang plum pudding Of course,
and custasds, and crullers and cranberry sauce,
Before outraged nature all went to the wall,
Yes, lollypcps, fapdoodle, dinner and all (;
Like pellets which urchins from pop-guns let fly,
Till each error of diet was brought to my view,
To the shame OF mamma and Santa Claus. too.
1 turned from the sight, to my bed room stepped
back =
An brought out vial marked "Pulv. Ipecac,"
shocked her,
Don't you think you had better, love, run fer the
dOctor!"
Iran-and was scarcely back under nv roof
When heard the sharp clatter Of old Jalap's hoof
might say that hardly had turned myself round
When the doctor came into the room with bound;
be was covered with mud from his head to his
foot,
And the suit he had on was his very worst suit;
He had hardly had time to put that on lis back
And he looked like Fallstaff half fuddled with
sack
His eyes. how they twinkled HAD the Doctor got
merry?
His cheeks looked like port and his breath smelt
of sherry,
He hadn't been shaved for fortnight or So
And the beard on his chin wasn't white as the
snow.
But inspecting their tongues in despite of their
teeth,
And drawing his watch from his wastcoat be-
Meath
He felt of each pulse-saying 6 each little belly
Must get rid here he laughed of the rest of
that jelly"
gazed on each chubby, plump, sick little elf,
And groaned when he said so-in spite of myself;
But a wink of his eye when he physicked our Fred
Soon gave me to know had nothing to dread
BE didn' tprescribe-but went straightway to work
And dosed all the rest-gave his trowsers jerk,
And adding directions while blowing his nose
he buttoned his coat from his chair he arose,
Then jumped In his Eig-gave old Jaap whistle,
And Jalep dashed off as If pricked by thistle,
But the Doctor exclaimed, he drove of sight,
- They'll be we'll to mOrrow-good night! Jones
good night"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09
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When not found at the book stores, may be OBJ
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