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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, March 10, 1869

FRIDAY, March 10, 1869.
Mr.. Kelley, of Davie, from the Commit
tee on Private Bills, reported favorably
upon the resolution in favor of r. B. Wood.
Placed 1pon the Calendar.
The Chair announced Messrs. French
Jarvis, Leary, colored, Graham and Blair
as the Special Committee on Disabilities.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill creating a mechanic and laborers'
lien law.
The bill elected quite long discussion,
and after being variously amended, passed
its third reading by vote of yeas 81,
nays 1.
On motion of Mr.. Downing, the rules
were suspended and the bill appropriatirg
SO, 600 to the University of North Caro-
lima was taken up.
Mr.. Durham moved to strike out So, 900
and insert S., 900. He said he made that
motion in order to test the sense of the
House. He was perfectly willing to vote
q sufficient appropriation whenever there
should be system of common schools Or
gained, but was opposed to passing bill
appropriating this sum to support five or
six Professors for instruciing couple of
boys. He gas opposed to appropriating
cent until n proper common school bill had
passed.
Mr.. Ingram moved to postpone for two
weeks.
Mr.. Argo said that he hoped the motion
would not prevail. He thought that if the
State intended appropriating money to
that institute, it had as vol be done now
as at any time. He had heard that the
number of students was increasing, &c.
Pending any definite action, the House
adjourned to meet at o'clock this after
noon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
FRIDAY, March 10, 1869.
Mr. Barnett from the Committee on Cor.
porations, reported favorebly upon the bill
to incorporate the Fayetteville Co opera
Placed upon the Calendar.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Bill appropriating $4,000 to the Uni
versity.
Mr.. Pou moved to lay the bill on the
table,
The House refused to lay on the table
by the following ballot:
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong. Banner, Clayton,
Davidson, Durham, Gibson, Green, Hawkins
Hicks, High, Hinnant, Hodnott, Hudgins, In
gram, Jarvis. Justice, of Henderson, Malone, Nc
Canless. Morris, Nicholson, Painter, Pou, Profit.
Smith, OF Allegheny, Smith, of Wayne. Snipes,
Sweat, Vestal, Welch, Williams, of Harnett, Will
liams, of Sampson, and Wilson-33
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Ames, Argo, AshWorth,
Barnett, Blair, Bowman, Carson, Cawthorn,
Downing, Ellington, Farrow, Forkner, Foster,
Franklin, French, Graham, Gunter, Hsrris OF
Wake, Hayes, Hodgir, Hoffman, Humphries, Laf-
lin, Leary, Long. of Richmond, Moore, of Chow
an, Pearson, Peck. Proctor, Ksgland, Renfrow.
Robbins, Reynolds, Siegrist, 6imonds, Stanton,
Stilley, Sykes, Thompson, Vest, White Wilkie,
and Williamson-44.
Mr.. Vestal moved to postpone until the
School bill was passed.
Mr.. Durham said he hoped the motion to
postpone would prevail He was opposed
to giving a single cent until the Common
School bill was passed. He did not think
it was just to the people of the State to
vote money to support in idleness half
dozen Professors. There were, probably,
about half dozen pupils entered at that
n Of tint 10
was no reason why this large sum should
be appropriated. The Constitution made
the University a part and parcel OF tn Q
Common Schools. Yet this bill propos es
to give money TO the University as Yep
arate establishment, when there is no ne
cessity for it under the sun, sc.
Mr.. Ellington opposed the motion He
thought the gentlemen of the opposite side
were trying to make this party question,
&c. They (the Republicans should unite
upon this measure, and if there was ever
time when the party lash should be crack
ed, it was DOW, &c.
Mr.. Vestal said he made the motion to
postpone, for he thought the poor people
of the State should be protected. He con-
Cured with the gentleman from Cleveland
(Mr. Durham), in thinking that the Com
mon School bill should pass before this
lash should be cracked over his head. He
wished it to be distinctly understood that
he was no Radical Republican, but mod
crate one, and when a measure was pre-
sented he thought right and proper no
should support it whether it emanated
from Democratic or Republican source
&c. . -4a #s .FEA Asa
J. s. Leary, colored, also favored the
motion to postpone. $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
What Docs 1t Mean

A correspondent of the Radical paper
published in this city, in speaking OF the
election of 'party by the name OF
French. who halls from this State, and
who was elected Sergeantat-Arms of the
Tinted States Senate, says: ' In regard to
this. let it be understood that in future
men who are employed at the Capitol Will
be recognized on account of merit not
color"
What does this mean Is French Radl-
calism more than skin deep a? Has Ashley
q rival Have we another Bourbon
amongst us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
OUR CATAWBA CORRESPONDENTS,
The Western Horth Carolina Railroads.
Stupendous WOrk-SkilIfuI Engineer
inK-PrOgress CT the Work-Gold Mines
Agriculture, &C., &c.
NEWTON, N. c., March 81. 1869.

Dear Editors: In my last, in describing
the Western North Carolina Railroad, I
mentioned that there were three tunnels !;
in fact there are five. I meant three on
the Blue Ridge, proper two others are on
the ascent. but near the bottom, and they
are both short. OF those on the Blue
Ridge and the spurs, two are six hundred
and one eighteen hundred feet long. The
latter is near the crest, and cut Of it flows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
% From.the Raleigh senti,eI
LEGISLATURE OF EosTH fCspn, 81,
SENATE
ERIDAY, March 10 100,

FRIDAY, March 10, 1890
Mr.. Love (after the reading of the Ion.
nal by the Clerk asked that the lanonono
of the second resolution in reoar5 to uage
diffulty between himself and Mr.. Moo Sne
be 80 corrected as not to leave the init
sion that Mr.. Moore gave him no nroIoe CO
ton, whatever, for the language. which Ia
Mr.. Love, used towards Mr. Moore tI e'
preamble clearly stated, OF implied provo
cation to some extent, on the Part Of NJ
Moore. #5aa 4aLah q E*-- "a "r'
Mr.. Lasslter thereupon moved that ~.
vote by which said resolutions were adont
ed, be re considered. p'-
Mr.. Barrow moved to lay that motion -,
the table ; and the yeas and nays bo;Uu
called, resulted yeas 10, nays Is. Ds
Mr.. Love gave notice that be yould =.
an early day, avail himself of his persor 81
right guaranteed by the Constitution ar;
Gle II, sec. 10, of entering his nrotaat
against the article of the Senate. in tb"
adoption on yesterday of the preamble ana
resolutions relative to tho Senator fron,
Carteret and himself.
The rules we're suspended on motion of
Mr.. Martindale, and the Senate proceeded
to consider the bill to raise revenue.
The action proposing to fax incomes ON
Billiard tables, caused a protracted debate
which was participated in by Messrs. o.
borne, Robbins, Sweet, Barrow, Graham
Welker, Cook, Winstead, A. J. Jones and
others.
When Mr.. Love said, that the time con.
sumed in the discussion of taxing billiard
tables lin both the House and the Senate
had cost the State larger sum than
would be collected from this source of tax.
alton.
Mr.. Cook said the proposition involved
constitutional question. He did not
think it constitutional to impose two differ.
ent taxes, as proposed the property
should be taxed dd odIOrene if the table
be taxed, the income should not, &c.
The section was disposed of by refusing
to tax income, but imposing a tax on the
table.
The vote by which the bill was ordered
to be read by sections, was reconsidered
and the substitute was read second time.
and the previous question was called and
sustained, and the substitute was rejected
on its second reading by vote of yeas IL,
nays %.
The question then recurring on the
original bill as it came from the House.
the second reading-resulted yeas 81, nays
II.
Mr.. Forkner then moved that il be re.
ferred to a committee of one from each
Congressional District. Prevailed.
The Senate then adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
Beef From Texas

The Lowe Ice and Refrigerating Steam
ship Company of New York have fitted up
the ship VIM. Taber with refrigerating ap-
paratus for the purpose of bringing beet
q. as fresh as the day it was killed from
Texas. ~-sg =. E@f-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
Terrible Shooting AfTray-Three Men
Killed

CAIRo, March 18.-As the steamer Belle,
of Memphis, landed at Darrell's Landing,
three men, all named Darrell, got on
board, armed with rifles, but not looking
in any way suspicious. They told the cap
tain to land at Island No. 10, as another
party wished to come on board there. As
the boat landed at Island No. 10, three
men, by the name of Lane. appeared on
the bank, and one came on board with his
wife. AS he started up stairs he was shot
dead by the Darrells, who then ran back
to the cabin deck and shot the two Lanes
dead who were standing on shore. The
Darrells then went ashore and called to
the captain to take good care of Mrs. Lane.
as she had been respectfully raised. The
cause of the difficulty is unknown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26

General Grants platform. of 'slet us have
peace" is working finely indeed we may
say it is doing Z" a great deal of good. -
The National Republican observes
Orders have been received from Washington, at
the United States Armory, at Springfield Mass.
to begin the manufacture of q new model of
breech-loaders, and to turn out five hundred per
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
FRIDAY. MARCH &c, 1869
The Stay Laws.

We republish in this issue the new Stay
law and also the Supplemental Act, in
regard to small debts. These are of great
;mnortance, and it will be we'll for our
readers to preserve them for future refer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
G.. W. Brooks.
John ". Hinsdale. ATTORNEY for ere,

A Louisiana paper says; "a mother and
her child were accidentally ground up in
Boggs' sugar cane mill last week. We re-
greet the accident, as the quality of sugar
furnished at this place has been very
good" 80, : 80 -e5..- :.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26
In TRANSIT.
From the Raleigh Sentin !.
OPINION OF JUDGE BROOKS
That Judgm is Lien on Bank.
rupIz Property until "a Levy

In the motter Of Milton McIntosA, Buuhrupt,
at Elizabeth City, IN lie District Of Noa1h
Carolina, on The 81 dag Of March, 1869.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-26

FRIDAY, March 10, 1869.
Mr. Barnett from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported favorebly upon the bill
to incorporate the Fayetteville Co opera
ton Land and Building Association
Placed upon the Calendar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
The Cos; ofa woman OF the Period
When Fully Made Up.

Her beautifully luXuriaBl blonde baiI is
wc?Ih-il il be wig--trom fifty 10 two
hundred dollars; il it be switch, from
ten to one hundred dollars; If it he in
curls from ten to fifiy dollars.
Her pure white brow, her dark, arched
eyebrows, cost from four 10 fourteen dol.
lars.
Her large and liquid eyes sro wouh
one dolIar.
Hervhire face and necS when ernu-
eled) are procured st price ranging from
Gf!een 70 thirlyGv dollars.
The glowing rose and virgin lily Of her
cheek cost anywhere, with the various
soaps snd cosmetics, ETC., FIVE dollars.
Hsr fsu,Iess. cleaning worries; il false,
cost her l'om twenty-five TO two hundred
dollars.
Her ruby lips are worth aboa, twenty
five cents.
Her round, plump cheeks, if Plnmrers,
cos! five dollars.
Her swelling bosom, is gotten up, If
pads, for one or two dollars; # respirators,
for five to ten dollars; if balm and teycl-
o1rrs, for fourteen dollars.
Her Grccian bend is worth anywhere
from nothing to ten dollars.
Her plump arm lt padded costs E-om
nothing 10 llree dollars.
Her fair white arm Gf barcl costs from
I one TO three dollars.
[ Her Italian hands and arlst1crauc nails
are worth Two dollars and upward.
/ Her corsels therefore her war-E Is
worth from scven'y Eve ccnls 10 thirty
, dollars.
Her hips are rounded at a price from
ore dollar to six dollars and fifty cents.
Her delicious hmbs, when in the shape
OF lslse calves, cost from eight dollars and
upwarl.
Her pretty Iiule foot and ankle cost
( from seven dollars to thirty dollars.
Her bIoIChes, tongue scraPeTs, neck,
, &C.. aro worth two dollars
The total beauty, therefore. cos,s her
self, or rather some man OF the period,
from about eigh,y-fve to five hundred and
fifty End upward, per occasion just for
her personal charm. entirely independent
Of her dry goods and loves Of bonncts.
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

NR, JAYNE'S Hair Tome, a,
IL DR.. Nogruder's
oct Drug Store.
JtIEFALlER'S Lie for the Hair, a
" perfect HAIR Dresser aud Restorer.
stops Hair from falling on, in three days,
and restores Gray Hair to its natural
beauty and sufness. For sale at
Dr. Nagruder's
oct9 Dug S'ore.
DOBBlN'S Electric or Labor saving
~ Soap, at DR.. Nagruifr'S
oct 0 Drug Store.
C'REEN GROCERY all alive with
VI new stock OF TN WARE-Ihe
place to get your ware very cheap.
KaoH g. Pendieion.
TUST received ten sarhs best Rio Cof,
y fee, at Keedy's.
UO3LETS l23 ccuta apiece, at
81 sept 25 .Iccdy's.
DICKI.ES for sac BY
/ Oct2 Aeedy.
QCHENK'S Sea Weed Tonic, pu'-
y monic Syrup, Mandrake Pills, for sale
at Pr. Nagruder's
march Drug Store.
NrONE8RAKER'S FamiIy Medicines
y and Preparations, fcr sale at
Or. M0gruder's
april Drug Store.
NJANELLA Ropes, all sizes, for sale
III by WcCnrdy 6, Dukc,
aug l4 Chsrestown.
I AIDES AID Misses Glove KID Shoes,
Ii aud good stock ci Boots and Shoes
now in store, at IiCkiider'S
oct2 Cheap Shoe Store.
IlALI. ard SEE ten tin'ercn, grades Of
N Sugar, at Kccdy's.
YN NON POUNDS Of WOolen rags
OOoOOO wanted in exchange for
goods, at Keedys.
HYPODERMIC SyriUges, for sale
IL april Billings Drag S,ote.
DSFTACK'S Dip,heria or Sore Throat
Ia Lozenges, at DR.. Mngrwder's
orr9 Drug Store.
DAKER {, Burnc,ts pure Medicinal
. Cod Liver Oil,at Dr. BngruGer's
ocr9 Drug Store.
DRASS and Porcelain Lined Ke,tles,
Dior sale by WcCwdy g. Du&e,
sept ChsrIesown.
7 EE and Prryan's genuine Wurces-
II shire Sauce, Tor sale at
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
4 Plthy Sermon .

Nony ,o-uon ~ baor ,on, m, N
90 tcny,s Isrrth ,ra,.di5 NOT c",,,,n
t,,ro oC 'be sound moral ir.,ruc,,on and
counsel 70 IA found IN the lolIow,nc brieC
and ,,,by se,mor from ho non oC hat
,o,d man and r,cv w,i,c, Rev Iobn
;roJJ.
nyoro,o.,ol;,oo,. or ro,, owr c,r.
.,uo. PaI,n..n ror. oyrn s,,ono,h or
'' ,a'I....I Iy 'P'' .T,Go g., ,on. so,,o
sarr ,,L.a.s Lo-os,,. .oJ ,,J,s,,r n,
,.a,..,.. c.,,h ao.yo.o~..a.o ~ .oI .l,o,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

THE GOLDEN Moro II count only
the hours hat are serene" Is the motto
81 a sun dial in Venice There is soft
ress and harmony in lhe words and i0 the
thoughts unparalleled OF al concel's j,
g.. the mos. classical. - court only the
hours that are serene" What bland
and csre-dispoIling fcdi0g, How the
-Ladow. seem to face on the dial plate as
the sky lowers, and time present, only a
b1rI, unless as lis progress IS marked by
whu j. joyous, and aa hot - not joyous
sinks into oblivion. What, Gne Iesson
j, conveyed 20 the mind 10 take no note of
time bot by lie benefits, 20 watch oply for
tie smiles, and neglect he lrowns OF iale
to compose cnr lives Of brghI and gen
'ie turning always TO the sun
~ SIDE Of lhicqs and letting The rssi slide
l5om our imagina'iona, uTnocfcd or for.
gotten How different from he com
mon ar! Of sell !oTnertng.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
spnrreon,s Advice Gratls.

:, SP"'E'O'' H"'''' "''''''
Nooo"y Is more '''e "H ""he'' '''"
man ""F NSA f"g''' -,
" ne" 70" see q man VII" d g'es' ue''
"' 'e''S'o" 'Ep'a!'" ~ I,'' s""f "'""""'
y" '''! u, 80" y .''. ion '' ''' '''i' WY
'''S'' 20 s'''' ~ u " '',','.. m I-...,,.,..,.,.
80 "0, ''''os' ' , u,' .% ';.,I" ~ Il! g., ,'''
~
10 "O' ,r, "g '|'' o' I'"' ''''"eH',, 'T
me'ho''' 'ahS y""' pussy "no 'On"
yoT, Is1y N''.,D '''s '"''
D"n o'''''c We ma" ""' '"'N' we
mos ''' "'' "'s '''s "'' ''! '''''"'
goIa n'o"s'''' -, ...,.,c .,
~ "' ~ ",'", 'c' ~ '''.,' :" '.I'..' .,..., !
persons I'"''' A" ; "" f"' ''' '.''''
os,Nse" ,l'.. wv s'''''' - ''''1 ''' wy 90
I" wv NV, ',.-.,.., ..:.,.., 49,:
nothing without rcadi"g IT, and make sure
that it means no more than It says.
Don't 90 to law unless You lave rot"-
ina TO 'oo-e lawyers houses are built
on ioole heads.
PUi no d"pendtnce On t"e IsoTl oi
bag ani count 70 on'y aicr got, own
Mind.
n any lu-ins-s never wade InJ ualer
where YOU can see bottom.
See the sock open before You buY What
is in it: Coz Sc who trades in the dark
asks - b. cheated
Keen cl,arrf j nan who ,.arq not val.
ne his own character
Ber3re or a man who swcars be who
would b,aspheme his Maker. would make
M bone, Of living or s.eqliug.
Beware Of no man more tNan youisrlG
ue carry eur ucrs, enewias with ".
ia new opinion or dOrtrirc come be-.
lore you, DO rot bae ilii you Lnow wheu-
cr il - bread or stone; and 90 not be
sure that the gingerbread Is good be
cause OF The g'.t on IT,
p,,ouyy N,.rev-Thcv have
oLa,n,,na d,ne fn, school ni.,rsss in
7, Crn.7. W;,,or,;, I;r,s Oil was
guilty Of the unpardonabIe sln Of ias'ng
bite from piece o' aNNIe during ''ucy
hours. This Aan'irHe Of teacher seized
Tie offender and placed her On the table
S"e then made al me scholars '''R"ree
from '"e'r Poc"e'' ,I'e', SPp.eS' ,ISi'~,.g w.,
s''o' '., o. @sn' T".'' s"o , ,V 5,,," 5 W..
".'e % 81 q! u,'l u',,.' s,.' '.. A. 9 S.n,s
"'y' 'oIOtI s;o,,,u ;I, ~ a. I ,o,;,,
ones vas whipping tie chi.dren's bare
Iee' "nri blood ho"'' g'Gg''t ncf srn"i-
ar' With WOODEN pas anu s"i'chng thelf
., III D"'i VIC O.ppo T9 I,"' C wv So l.F
p'.., T"ss' ~ =, ,,no. r o1.oo..I ,n,;.,.sn,
"'''' ''e ~ W Wv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27


DAKER Fan Minis. Cutting Boxes, from
3 $40 to $50, Ior sale by
Nc cC'rdy q Duke,
ocI 9 Charles,own.
YOEN, Corn Meal. OTal, Oars, Screen.
u iags and Family Flour, Cor sale by
NcCrdy g. Duke,
oct Q Charlpsiowu.
HYDRAULIC Cement, Calcined PIos-
IL ter and Crstern Pumps, just received
and for sale by BE Curly e. Dukc.
oct 0 Chsrestown.
NRINDSTONES and Grlndsione
u Rangings, Churns, and Horse. Buck,
els, log sale by McCWdy g. Duhe,
oc,9 CharIestown.
GALVANIZED Iron and JapaAnrd
u Coal Hods, for sale by
Ne Curdy g. Duke,
oct Q ChsrIeslown.
GiORN Hampers and Scoop Shovee, for
u sale By ne CWfy e. DIXIE,
oct9 CharIe:fown.
THE 'Excel,ior" Cook Stove, for ssln
by .vcCurtIy 6. Duke,
ocl9 Ch"rIe-town.
NTOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES =
y We have ju,t received a stock ct
Cook Stoves, Base DHIa'nG AID o.hcr
aeaHne S'"v : ana those 10 "aa' would
40 well to lo3H ut our STOCK before pur-
chlsing tlsc" here.
Hc curry q D"@e'
-
Il = ~ >''' ; o." "''"''>', - ., D..
o,,c ~ S"oo 'S5 Ss,ro
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
WHO WILL CARE
Who will care {

Who will care +!
When we e,iay beneath the daisea
Underneath The churchysrd mold,
And the long grass o'cT our faces
Lays It's fingers damp and cold
When we sleep lrom care and sorrow,
And the Ills Of earthly life
Sleep. 10 know no sad to-morrow,
WIKI liz bitterness Of strife
Who viii care
Who siii care
Who will come to weep above w..
Lying, oh 50 while and sIill,
Underneath the skies Of summer
When all natures pulses thrill.
TO new life. glad and tender,
Fult OF beauty rich and sweet,
All the world is clad IN spiendor
That the years shall e'er repeat
Who viii care
Who viii case
Who viii think OF while hand, .} lEg
On a still and silen: breast,
Never more 10 know rl s'chtGg,
Eyermore to know Of rest
Who Will care No one can lcli US,
Bot if res and peace beiaIl,
Wi. il matter if they u.iss us,
Or .hcy miss us not al al.
Not al all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

Young ladies' should be careful and no,
get chaps on Their Ip.. They have been
known 10 lead to an affection Of The heart.
Anan out West Eho read that dry
copperss POI in a bed OF ants woulI cause
them to leave. PuI some in his molher-in-
law bed TO zee # she wouIdn'l 20. lie
'ays -he was here al last accounts.
Johnny being rather reni.s in bi. lee.
son. the teacher remarked that he hadn't
very good memory. NO, ma'sra,
said he he'itsrngly, 'buI I've got first
rate iorgetsEy.'
No vice more easily ibsa lying slupi-
fpsa mans Conscience. lie who tells
lies frequently will soon become a hsbnu.
al Iiar. and = II soon lose the power Of
readily distinguishing between the con-
ceplions Of the imagination and tie recol.
lecrions Of lis memory.
In any business. never wade into wafer
where you cannot zee the bottom.
Men often attempt By the light Of rea.
con, to di'cover the mysteries OF eternity.
They might as "elI hold Up candle 10
.rs tie slsrs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

4 cramped wsist generally betosen,
brains in similar condition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
MUSIC ! MUSIC !

MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO SOOTHL
III TIE SAVAGE, and now why not supply
yourself with one of WA. KNARE'S CELE-
BRAIED PIANOS, celebrated for their Pow.
Err, SWEETNESS, FINE SINGING QUALITY great
PURITY of intonation. and EvESNEss throughout
the entire scale. The TOUCH is PLANT and
ELASTIC. In WORKMANSHIP they are nnexcel-
led, using nothing but the very BEST QUALITY
OF Lumber THOROUGHLY SEASONED before use.
and none but The very BEsT woRKMEN are en-
ployed regardless Of the difference in wages.
EVERY PIANO Is FULLY WARRANT
ED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do well 10
call on the undersigned agent before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
J. WM. GRANT, Jr., Agent,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
July 81, 1869. tin
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27

The memory Of good actions 10 the
'larlighl Of the soul.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-27
ORGANS : ORGANS !,

WAVING received the Agency for Ba-
* ker & kandsls Organs apG aeIode-
ons, vii! be pleased 20 show 'he insirv-
mepi and receive orders. They cannot
be exctIIe1. The prices range Fom So
TO S250. J. S. FLEMING. Ag I.
June II, 1860 It