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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19

The ingenuity of the American me-
chanic has found an eccentric interpreter
I'm w. /. Trafton, of Manchester, New
Hampshire, who is making the smallest
possible specimen of an engine, Every
mart of it is constructed out of a. silver
half dollar. The boiler is to hold about
eight drops of water; but with four drops
the engine can be worked for several min
utes. When finished it is TO be placed
under glass case three-quarters of an
inch in diameter and an inch and one
eighth in height. Some Of the parts will
be so fine and delicate that they cannot be
made without the use OF magniiying
Qlass
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19
POETRY.
THE BoNNY BROWN HAND.
BI PAuL II. uAYNE.

Br PAuL II. uAYNE.
l.
On, dresrly, how drearily, the sombrc eve comes
And weariy, how wearily, the seaward lbrcezes
But place your little hand in mine-so dainty yet
For household toll hath worn away its rosy-tintcd
snow;
But fold 1t, wife the nearer.
And feel, my love, 'tis dearer
Than all dear things OF earth,
As watch the pensive cleaning,
And my wild thoughts cease from roaming,
Ana bird,Ilse turl their pinions close beside our
Thch rest your little hand in mino, while twilight
shimmers down
That little hand, that fervent hand, that hand of
The hand that holds an honest heart, and rules
.. happy hearth.
Oh, moTily, how mOrrily, our ehdrcn's voices
And cheerily, how checrily, their tiny footsteps
But, hand you must not stir awhile for there our
'.-l nesting lies
Snug in the cradle at your side, the loveiest far
OF all;
...if And sho looks so arch and airy,
so softly pure a fairy
B.. $500 she scarce seems bound to earth;
. uH And her dimpled mouth keeps smiling,
I Who flies from Ariel realms to light her slmnbers
. on the hearth.
I.f bright locks down.
But, little hand-but trembling hand-but, hand of
bonny brown,
Stay, stay with me ! she will not fec, our birding
on the hearth.
III.
Oh, atingiy, how flttingy, the parlor-shadows
- thrill
AS willingly half Willingly, they seem to pulse
'. and pass f .I
And solemn sounds are OH the wind that sweeps the
haunted hill,
Ard murmurs of ghosty breath from out the grave
yard grass. ....
.1 Let me feel your glowing fingers
In clasp that warns and fingers
With the full, fond love OF earth,
Till the JOY OF loves completeness
.E.t y In this flush Of firesidc sweetness
Shall brim our hearts with spirt-wine, outpoured
- beside the hearth. .t .-...,...f ..
So steal your little hand in mine while twilight fall
tiers down
That little hand, that fervont hand, that hand of
bonny brown
The hand which points the path to heaven, yet
makes heaven Of earth
.s.' -Appletons' Journol.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19

Two brothers of Gen. Steele have
dairy south of San Francisco They own
500 COWS and $1,000 acres -Four years
ago, the Steeles made, from one days milk
Of their cows, a cheese weighing 4,OoO
pounds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19

In an old house in DanbuTy, Ct, the
other day, well-preserved note was
found, issued under the act Of Congress,
Feb. IL, 1916. II was Tor "one-sixth OF a
dollar" On one side, omong other things,
was the motto, "Mind your business,
and on the reverse side circle composed
Of thirteen links, representing the thirteen
States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
TO ColsumptiVes,

HE Adv rtrscr, having been restored tn
hcrlth ~ few week. by YER simple rrn"dy
after having suffered several years with a s~'"rc
lunE affection. and that dIrnd disease, Consuuip-
lion = anNi"u- 10 mskc known 10 his fellow
sufferers the mraDs ni cure.
TO ali who desire It. be will send copy Of Ito
prescription u,rd Geo OF charge with the dI.
rcrlIons Tor preparing and u-Ing the same.
which they will End n SURF CrRE ToR Coz
sUGPrI"S, A-ruNN, BRo>CuIris, etc The Oh
jet ~ the aIycruSrr IN sending he Perception
II 20 hcu' fit the uHiccd, and spread information
which he cunc"rTcs to hc luvaluahlc and hr
hoies every sufferer will ,y his remedy. =, Il
vii cos then nothing, and may prove c,-
sing. Parties wishing tho prescription, viii
plca-c address
REV. EDWARD i. WILSON.
Wiilam.hurg, Kings County, Ncw fork.
November !, 1859 IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

~. C,RCuIr Court --.Onr Circuit
Court resumed it. session on Monday
morning last. His Honor Judge Joseph
A. Chspline presiding. G. L. Siubbs.
Prosecuting Attorney. VIM. A. Chap
line, CLERK. T. W. Pouerfeld, Sheriff.
|. Thos. Chapline ana George koonce,
Deputy Sheriffs.
The following cases were tried:
r. ID. kerlool vs. Theodore Homsher.
..c,ion for SANDER. Verdict for Plaintiff
for one cent damages. lngles and Bel'z-
hoover. for Plaintiff; Van Swearingen
and Blackburn for Defendant.
John F. Harris VS.. F. a. Lewis. Ac-
ton on note given during the war, made
PAYABLE six months after ratification Of
peace with The Confederate States. Yer
dict for Defendant Kennedy and Will
son for Plaintiff; Faulkner for Defendant.
John Hamilton vs.. Wm. Anderson.
Action for damages for searching house
without wsrrsni. Verde, for Deft. New
trial granted. Davies and Faulkner Tor
Plaintiff Blackburn for Defendant.
John W. Myers VS.. George Needy
Appeal. Action on account for services
rendered. Verdict for Defendent. Van
Sweariagcn for Plaintiff; Bel'zhoover
for Defendant.
. George w. johnson vs.. David Thomp-
son. Action on accoun, for services rem
JereJ. Verde, for Plaintiff. BeltEhoo-
ver for Plaintiff ; Ingles and Blackburn
for Defendant.
Cour, adjourned on Thursday morning
las! until this morning, but the jury is dis
missed until Tuesday morning next. His
Honor Judge lIoke Of the 5ih District IS
expected here on MoDdsy next, to hold a
term for the purpose Of trying cases in
which Judge Chapline was interested and
employed as counsel before his appoint
ment as Judge. which have been delayed
on that account.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
G.. G.. BAKER.
G.. w. ANDERSON,
HENRY G.. EVANS,
JOHN II. HYATT.
JESSE BRILLIANT.

Ordered, That Lewis Lucas be cum
moned TO appear before this board at lis
next meeting, 10 show cause, if any he
can. why the prayer OF the above petition
shout not be granted.
Ordered, That an order for S2G0 pay
able gu, OF tie road fund OF Averill town
ship be given to VIM. o. Mscoughtry,
road surveyor of said township 10 be ex-
pended on the roads 'herein.
The following bills were allowed. and
orders directed to be given for the pay
men, thereof. to.wii:
G. Il. Licklder -. so for shingles for
aimsholse. James Wilson 81, so for haul.
ing dnt. E. ShsTer S2,05 for hardware
furnished county John J. Stevens SIS
623 for goods furnished for use of aims
house, a. NJ. SponseIler $50 90 for Ser
vices in acting as overseer OF the poor.
Robert NJ. Duke S3 for scalps, John W.
Grant IS 10 for stationery, brick and
sand, H. s. League & Co.. SO SO for
goods furnished slmshouse, Trussell &
Lucas $50 As for bill Of goods furnished
almshouse, }. ". League $40 SO for
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

goods furnished olmshouse. Charles Il.
Iit,Ielon $50 90 for payment OF hands on
county farm, Thomas M. Davis SO so Tor
repairing wagon for county farm L.. u.
Elchison 81 90 for carrying registration
books to Grant Township. Joseph L..
Roberts 81 80 for supervising election,
Grsn,ham Way 81 so for acting "a IN
spec,or Of election. n. S, Shaull 81 so
for acting as spec,or of election, Geo.
E. Shaul 81 so for clerking election
Nath. Myers 81 90 for conveying pau
pers 10 almshouse and administering oath
to road viewers, w. B. Cost 81 so for
acting as deputy clerk and clerklng cleo
ton, W. Moore, jr, s. for conveying
prisonerto Shepherdsto d. +, Needy
Sl2 90 for spittoons for courthouse ard
Offices; and +. W. Osbourn, assignee OF
J. w. Osoourn, $50 So for boarding pris-
oners &c.
l, appearing 10 The board that the cred
i, of S ordered by this board at its
meeting on the day of 1869,
be given J. J. Miller, surveyor Of roads in
ChapIne, for bill Of work done by K.
Burkhar,, should have been given to John
Burns, surveyor Of roads in precinct no.
!, OF Grant township, the correction Is
ordered 10 be made, and the same placed
10 the credl, OF said John Burns,
Ordered, That John Burns, road sur
veyor Of precinct No. |, in Grant town
ship be credited with 1913 SO for bills OF
work this day presented by him and ap-
proved by the board
Ordered, That Jacob J. Miller as road
surveyor of ChapIine township be credit
ed with $50 so for work done by Geo.
W. Johnson.
Ordered, Tha, Jacob ". Sloley as road
surveyor OF Shepherd township be cred
tied with S22,l5 for bill Of work done by
w. B. Daniels with Sl4 rs for bill Of
work done By Geo. L. Hoffman, and with
S27 rs for bill Of work done by John NJ.
Engle, said bills being approved by the
board.
Ordered, That r. ". Duke as road
surveyor Of Bolivar township be credited
with sci 25 for bill OF work done by Jas.
Earnshsw.
On motion the board adjourned TO meet
on The 3rd Monday Of next month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
For he Rssisit
l. LSE.
ny n. II. l..

Yes, have loved you,
Oh, so madly
Alas, that must mourn you
Now, so sadly
And vet not yOu-ah no, not you;
RutIoyelIness that seemed less fair than true
What asked from you
When NY passion,
From heart to mouth uPleaPlng'
Made confession
What asked that you might not yield,
When all nv faith to all your truth appealed
What gave you to me
Vas il but part,
When eye and lip were pleading
All your heart
Did.t breathe these trembling words, alone
To prove so bitterly you had not one
And row, while mourning
Truthful seeming,
THANK the hand that, hcarIlcss,
Broke my dreaming
Though falsehood murdered Ihruth the while,
The heart you thought would break, will on
ly smile
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
ErrOrs Of Y outh.

GENTLEEAN wac suffered Tor gears
from NcrvosS p'brhy. rrmI,uro Ders, and
oil the effects Of youthful nJscretion, will, Tor
rake Of suffering humanity, send Tree to ,llvho
need II, the receipt and directions Tor making the
simple remedy by winch he vas cured. Sullrr-
eTs wish ne TO profit 10y The advertisers SIr.u-
'nce can do 80 by addressing. with perfect
Confidence, JOHN OGDEN.
NJ. ~ Cedar street, New York.
Nov. mhrr 81 1850 IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

e. 4 wedding rather upon the ro-
mantle principle took place upon the Po-
'omar al his place on Tuesday afternoon
last. Young Gent named Fiddler aud
a young Miss named Seiss, hsling from
I.re'own IN this county, took it into their
heads TO b. lied in the holy bands Of
nupral >weetnes.." They accordingly
20, INTO u small boat. called "skif'' in
,oupsn, w'th their minister, Rev. G. G..
Baker, ri Harper's Ferry. and sailed 10
re middle Of The river. where the knot
was tied, witnessed by many persons
rom bath sides. The couple afterwards
seemed as happy as two cooling doves and
I, joicirs serted for their home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

O. The U. s. Armory property and
wafer rights, at Harper's Ferry, will be
offered a, Public Sale. on Tuesday next,
the ooh instant It's thought that the
b. & o. Railroad will purchase 3 large
portion OF the properly, for the erection
OF machine shops, a..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

O. Lloyd lickllder. the proprietor of
Osk Hall, has replenished bis stock Of
clothing, hats, shoes. notions. undershirls
and drawers. His stock is nice, fresh
end cheap. Give him call before The
bargains are sll gone.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

The man who expects Ia succeed IN
any calling in life, must slody his arl
and if he has 3 natural genius for his vo.
cation. and studies it's details with pstien,
care, striving with conscientious pains To
please by always doing the very best pos
sble work. he will not wait long Tor his
reward.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
For The RCgiSiCr
Sabbath schools.


"
H"Oo''h "'""o'''
In ms progressive age "i "Hf|' u i S"u
To see the neglect on NE part "I "'h!
PERSONS OF th7 appliances ana means ="
promote virtue and feIlgIoh' among I've
rest mere Is none more InP"''"n'
than the Sunday school, AMI ihrIe Is
sometimes exhibited an indifference tHa'
indicates. at least. want ol due "PpI'r-
alton, II not direct opposition to virtue ana
good moral. The benefit ct the sabbath
School lew Will dare to deny ana yea per
sons generally DO not seem To understand
hat neutrality IN moral- is lmpot-itIr,and
by simple neglect 10 promote, they rang"
themselves in oppO-IIron Ia ANY good
cause. The persons interested III ;.
Schools are,
lst The Pastors OF our churches.
believe mere = not one IN our com
munlly 81 all u'"omina"oh' T'P''S''l. W.
VINO laiIs 10 appreciate or 70 Pto""'' we
Sunday School cause IN ms church. bn'
1t must be apparent that pastors can
"'','',' w. .r -, w. &c., a.,'u, :,
VOW ,"I ..,,l, '' ,I,a,., y!
o. 'rra p.,a.,, - ar;,J.o
IN ,h,. Genar,mcr, we find , y,.,d,tTrr.
Ia 'hi' "ePsr'h'n' we ""u ''S' o'''''
raIe0,s arc ,rwavs o,sssr, .,J see ,,si
,no;. aL,ii,aa a.asa,,,,.L,oS sill
,aaoL;nn ol's, ,homsar,os ,,r .ee,ro
L".',i"E -t,Ii. ,s,',, ,Io,o a,a
'''"' Wv" ,''''' , CoI
interest sufficient TO ask their e. lIdF'n
whether they were there. Indeed It "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27


&C. 4 meeting Of the citizens OF Clarke
county was held in Berryville on Mon
day last. for HE purpose OF taking into
consideration the extension of the Cum
berIand Valley Railroad. Resolutions
and speeches were made (svOIiDg the OBJ
jec'. A resolution was also offered Ie-
commencing that the County Court Of
that County take the necessary steps to
submit to the voters Of that county the
question Of subscribing on the part of the
County, one hundred thousand dollars, to
the capital stock Of said railroad.
The Court in session on Monday last,
also appropriated 5000 for the survey of
tie equity in connection with the Cum
bsrland Valley Railroad extension.
We are glad to see that the citizens of
that irr,ile county are awakened to her in.
trrPst-, and hope that ere long they will
see lhe iron horse snoring through tie
county with tid,ngs from Shepherdstown.
\ meeting was also held in Warren
county for the same purpose, the pro.
ceed'ngs OF which will be found in this
issue.
One ol The committee who recently
met the Presidents and Directors of The
Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania
Central Railroads al Philadelphia. says:-
Our late visit to Pennsylvania was a
most satisfactory one, and | feel entirely
cnufdent that If the counties along the line
Of the proposed route OF The road will aid
by their subscriptions and good will. II
" all undnubicdlv he consirucIed'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

&C. The CANAL TRADE.-In 1912,
when the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
was frs, opened, only 100 tons of coal
were mined at Cumberland; al the close
OF business las, ear over 100000 tons
were shipped, and the trade this year at
the same period will have reached from
900, 900 TO 100000. On Monday
next the new Board Of Directors Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will reach
Georgr towh from Cumberland on a tour
OF observation. The 9Th day OF Deem
Der. tie day determined upon for drawing
of The water, is from ten to fifteen days
earlier than usual; but, as the order has
been issued. il may not be revoked. The
regulations about Observing the Sabbath,
it is thought, ough, to be repealed FOR,
besides reducing the canal company's re-
ceipts from s35 600 TO $45, 900 annually
1t effects 10 good. because the boa,man
who otherwise might be useiully employ
ed, spend that day in playing cards and
depredalng on farmers along the route OF
the canal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

DLACk Pepper, Sweet Msrgery. Co
ID riaOder. and all kinds of Spices, for
sale at Billings Drug Store.
HALLS Bal'am for the Lungs, ScovilI's
III Blood and Liver syrup. Rogers Sy-
rup of Liverwor, and Tar. Bennew's
Bronchial Tablets, and many other stan.
dard medicines just received and for sale
at Billings Drug Store.
nENNETT'S "Sure Death" to rsis for
y sale at Billings Drug Store.
MI small 10, OF Feathers.
81 for which the highest market price
will be gwen.
NOV 90 Richard e. WeishDls.
4 FINE lot Of Queensware just Iecelv
4 ed, 5, the Store 81
nov 27 lillian Il. Chapiiae
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

3S, Charles, Davies, ESQ Attorney al
Law. Harper's relry. has received The
appointment, OF Notary P,bhc, from Gov.
Stevenson, for This County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

COMMITTEE OF NIRGINIANs The fol-
lowing conservative members Of The Viz
GINA State Legislature have been appoint
ed committee To visit Washington and
nrec upon Congress the readmission Of
tina, State Zeph, Turner, Speaker of the
House OF Delegates ; Charles Herndon.
senator, 4th district r. l. Owen. sena-
tor. li,h district; A. K, Courtney, sena-
tor. l9ih district J. w. Walker. dele.
gate. Madison w. w. Wood, delegate,
Halifax \. b. Cochrane. delegate. Au.
gusia J. b. Crenshaw, delegate. Hen
rico: J. A. McCsul, delegate. Roanoke.
The committee will assemble in Wash
ingion on The 9th Of December.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

The veteran General Wool, when first
seized with his last illness. remarked that
this would he his last sickness. ooh,
no, General" exclaimed one Of his attend
ans. "you will recover, and be with US
many wears yet. mo" said The Gene
raj, This is the last tlickeTing ct lamp
tia, has long been forming
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
For the Register.
LEETowN, Nov. %, 1869.
on that accOun

LERTOWN, NON. ~ IOUO'
Thanksgiving day was not observed
here excep, in the adjournment OF the
public schools for The day.
Some OF the members Of Mount ZION
Church concluded 10 give their pastor.
the Rev. Mr.. Penick, thanksgiving sur
prise, and on Thursday last five teams
passed through our village laden with
their contributions. including load OF
hay, several barrels Of -four, load OF corn
and numerous other proofs Of the esteem
OF this par, of his flock.
Joseph. little son Of ELgene Baker,
Esq. residing at Hopewell Mills, met
with painful accident Oh Friday morn.
ing last. lie was trying TO get into
wagon driven by colored man in Mr..
Bakers employ, when he made a mls'eP'
and falling to the ground, one wheel pas
sed over the side of hIs face and one
shoulder, bruising him very severely.
Dr.. Buck attended him and he is now
improving.
One hundred and ten cattle from Poca-
hontas county, w. Va, passed through
our village on Wednesday last, en- route
to Pennsylvania.
On Sabbath evening. 18th instant, Rev.
Mr.. Pennick baptized four cor ver,s, fruits
Of the late revival at Mount X,on.
The revival al Leetown is still progress
sing with undated interest. Since the
date Of my last letter ten persons have
proressed 10 have found Christ in the par
don of sin. Nearly score are smll seek
inp salvation. Yours, &c.
TEMPLAR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

&F I. ", La,irner, of This place. was
severely injured by being kicked by one
81 MS mulrs. on the c. Il o. Canal, last
week. lie is recovering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

C., REMEDY FOR HARD TIMEs.-The
Fredericksburg News, suggesting rene
dy for hard times, says:
"lt is, pay what you can promptly and
cheerlulIy. Don't treat the man to whom
you owe money as il he was an offender.
when he asks for his own. One mans
delay may disturb and delay dozen
payments. II you make prnmises, keep
them, if possible; if not, go and explain.
One hundred dollars or ten dollars paid
to-day may pay dozen debts and return
to you before night, or before the week is
out. We knew it TO return TO a man in
half an hour the other day, after passing
through three hands. Hang your impu-
dent prelense to piety or proprie,y. when
YOU are thief at heart, and lie daily
about money for gain"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

g The weather has teen cold aud
b"-'rIy duiiag NE past week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

C.. Owing TO the freezing and unfavor-
able weather for the late sown wheat, the
present prospect is rather discouraging to
our farmers The wheat looks slckly,
Thin and short.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

o. We learn from the Spirit that the
en,erprzing Proprie,ors of the proposed
Paper Mill at IIaIllown, express strong
hopes Of getting under way by the mid
die " next month. The engines, machi-
merry. &c. are all in Llsce, and the sup
ply of msterial on hand sufficient for sew
eral months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

e. FAIR Extensive preparations are
btiug made by the Ladies Tor the Fair to
he held during the coming Holidays, for
the purpose Of purchasing instruments for
a Band IN process Of organization. AT
this Fair su.t Of clothes, worth S45, will
be voted 10 the most popular minister in
town. The candidates are, Revs. C.. w.
Andrews. ID ii. Bnlle. G.. W. Feele.
mveI, W. G Coe. II. Wlssler and T..
w. BeJinger.
A saddle and bride worth $37. will be
drawn for on New Years day, =, 81 a
chance.