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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
SHEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, DEC
NOTICE !

THE following Remonsusnce VII oe
submitted 10 line Legislature ol his
State a. the next session, appended oy a
LARGE list OF names OF The cIlzeus oi !ei
ferson County -
To The Legislature of Uet '"s'"'d'
The undersigned Taxpayers OF Jefferson
County, having learned from published no'Ice
that application will be made 10 your hoEor"-
Bile Body, at its next session, 10 repeal al ia"s
heretofore enacled 10 change the County-s
OF this County from Charlesiown 10 shepherds
! town, and TO re-ests blsh The Coun'y-sea OF
this County at Ctarlesiown, do respectfully
represent The iaeXpedlency CT such ac'i0h' l0'
the following Teascns:-
lst. That upon the location Of the County
seat at Shepherds,own, fine public building,
containing Court Hall ard jury Rooms, 6eoutI-
fully located, and with spacious GROUNDS, wss
donated TO the County for use as court
House In the summer Of 1869 two wings were
added 10 said build ne, furnishing fire proof de-
posilorics for the Records Of The Court ard
County, and public Offices Tor the County ON
GERS. 4 new jail and jser's house have also
been erected, making CONF Iete ST oi pune
buildings necessary for County purposes, IN
ShepherIs.Uwn, al finished aud at large eN-
peuse to tie County, whie Char!e>towa, the
former County seat affords nothing UuI the
original grounds with The ruins OF The buildings
thereon
2ud, That a turnpike is now being built, TO
be finished by July Isl, 1871, which, when
completed VIII make Shepherdstown easy OF
access by turnpike from Harper's Ferry,
Charestown, Smi'hGeIL, and oil prominent
points Of the County.
3rd That the taxes, for County purposes
alone, for the present year, IS SIX mills on The
dollar, when vii. not probably decrease I'r
three wears 20 come owing 10 the annual inter-
est and prime pal falling due on County turn
pike Bonds for that purpose.
4lh, That the County has already subscribed
$3.50, 900 TO the capital stock Of the proposed
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company, which
may al any time be called for, negotiated, and
the County become liable for the dunaal n;cr-
est thereon.
5lh, That with the present County and State
tax, and our future county Liabilities already
incurred the expense incident TO change oi
the Couu'v-scat and erection Of pubic buud-
ngs at Chares,owr, would be assuming and
creating debt that would grossly burden the
taxpayers of tie county. materially hinder
immigration and development, aud burden Tie
tax PAYERS, involve the county in financial ru-
in, against which your petitioners enter their
solemn protest and TemonstT0nce, AID respect
fully ak your favorable consideration Of the
same, and they will ever pray, sc.
Dec II, 1870. 4w
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

THE undersigned hereby anuounces 10 Inc
L people Of Shepherdsiown aud vicinity 'haI
he has commenceo the Tailoring Business IN
this place, N Mrs. James Shepherds House,
in the Room formerly occupied by Wm.
Lauck, as Book Store, where he purposes
conducting the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches, and he hopes by strict
attention 10 business TO merit and receive a
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and good work generally guaranteed. Terms
moderate and 10 suit the times. The public
arc invited TO give me call.
SAMUEL BRU BAKER.
She pherdstown, Nov. 10 2m
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HERE'S What YOU WANT !
JOrNRAY'S SHOE STORE.

am in receipt Of large aud well
<S selected stock OF Fal and Winter
Goods, such as Ladies and Chlldren's ear,
Lasting aud Morocco Caters, Mems Boots
and Shoes, Boys Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps OF latest style, Paper Collars and Neck
ties, Cotton and Woollen Hall-Hose, Paper
and Envelopes, Soaps and Matches, Shoe
Brushes and Blackipg, Shoe Findings OF every
kind, Tobacco and Cigars.
SHOE MAKING.-l still continue this
branch of my business and will endeavor to sat-
isfy nv customers and promptly NIL all orders.
Thankful for The liberal patronage extended
to me ask q continuance Of the same and ln-
yile all to call and examine my stock:
Do not forget the place, opposite the Market
House, aud first door Wes, OF The Court House.
JOHN RAY.
Shephe rdstown, October Is, 1870. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
Save Doctors Bills,

lfyou want 10 keep from paying many
doctors bills, keep boule or Two Of
ENTLER' S SURE CURE in your
house. It will cure Diarihea. Cholera.
Cholera Morbus, Dysen,e y. Camp Col
ic, Summer Compliant in children, &c.
A sure remedy. For sale by
II NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist,
Shypherdstpar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
Eslsfu A LECTURE
EEY TO YOU n G NJ E \
is, Published, in a Sealed Envelope.

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope.
Price six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment ana
Radical Cure of Sperma,orraoea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
bity, and Impedimenls 10 Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and lie;
Mental and PHYSICAL Incspacily, resulting from
SeIf-Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D., author OF The "Green Book
&c.
The word-Genowned author, IN this admHa-
bic Lecture, clearly proves frUm his own expe-
rience that The awful consequences OF Sell
abuse NAV be efec,ua!y removed without
medicines, and without dangerous surgical oP-
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dials, pointing out mode of cure at once GER
tain aud efiec,ua by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheapIy, privately, and radically. This
LEcTURE WILL PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, TO any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of SIX cents, or
two postage stamps, also Dr. CulSerweII's
'Marriase Guide" price % certs. Address
the Publishers,
CH3S. J. C. KLINE s. CO.,
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Dec 3 Post Office Box 4,5S6.
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COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.
John Brscoe. GUARDIAN OF the children Of
r. D. Shepherd, Jf,

John Brlscoe, Guarolan OF tue cniuteh oi
r. D. Shepherd, Jf.,
Jos. A. Chspline. Trustee. &c.
Iu The Circuit Court OF Jefer, on Coun-
~, Nov. Term, 1870.
Extract.
The Court dom sdludge, order and de-
cree lbat This cause be referred 10 Master
Commissioner BellZhOover. 10 ascertain
and report 10 he nex' regular term OF 'hI'
Court, ,he amount OF money or other per-
sunal properly. # any, which came In'o
the hsbds, and was attached IN The hands
of seph A. Chap!lne, and which may
be subjec, 10 The payment Of lhe recovery
in this cause, against Henry Cnder the
NONRESIDENT defendant.
a CoPy-Te'tr.
WM. A. CHAFLlNE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

A hessh.n Chinee 10 queer pefson 10
90 TO market. A friend al San Francisco
wril's ihai neigbbor OF his had justhij
in bis wiltsr's p'ovisions--s hin quarter
OF hois. sLd lwo barrel, OF bull Digs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

TUST look at these prices Heavy
y Tweed Cosls, SO so; Pants. 81 90 /;
Hats, from rs cts up Caps from So Cts
up; Paper Collars 90 cls box; Half
Hose 10 cents per psIT, and Mems Shirts
and Drawers from SO cts up, sll to be
had a, Oak Hall HE Cheap Furnishing
House. l.. Licklder.
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Ladies and Gentlemen
THIS WAY /!

hk. good health, especially when ones SICK"
-sa, Now the best way to preserve your
health is 10 60 TO j. S. flemlng's and
get 6rst-rate pair Of b U / ; or
SHOES, and pair OF those splendid Gro
quet Shippers for your wife, and while you are re
getting these you had better buy Jew Psrsoi
Alaska Overshoes. They are mighty use'ui 10
= family, especially in wet weather. r:I anu
don't fail to get few pairs OF Silver I'Peo
Shoes foe the children. and if you nave any
change left, get yourself q pair OF Boo"' snu
then il there is nothing else in that line you
ssn 20 home with light heart and kiss the
baby, or some one else.
Oct6 J. :. FLEMING.
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A CARD.

JBEG leave TO return my thanks to the pub
| lie for the liberal patronage heretofore eA-
tended TO me, and hope to merit continuance
az the same. ] have now very large ana
complete stock Of BOOTS AND ShOEo 20 20
.,;, ,II who may favor me with call. All
L;,d, of work made TO order and satisfaction
guaranteed. r.pNuSc
OctS ). D
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
THG
FAMILY GROCERY
STILL AHEAD
RECEIIING NEW GOODS

subscriber takes great pleasure in in.
l. forming his old customers. and lie Public
generally, that he l. now receiving dsiiy a fresh
supply Of goods expressly for Family use, and
Of such quality as Will give entire sstl.fsc-
tlon. mention a few articles which have
been carefully selec!ed 10 suit The wanl, Of my
trade
800 los. Prime Dairy Buter,
200 lbs. Prime Vince Meat,
% gals. Ssur krsut,
keg ol Pickles,
10 Barrels Family Flour.
20 Barrel. y. York and Va. Apples,
10 Barrel. Sweet Po',ioe-,
100 lbs. Dried Apples,
I.o, OF WhIe Navy Beans.
Lot Of Hnminy,
10 gals. Fresh Oysters, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
have made an arrangement by which will
receive Fresh Oysters every Wednesday sDd
Friday, aud wall be sold by tie quart or gallon,
at prices 10 sVlt all.
The Public :, invited 10 cal! and examine my
stock. R.N. HOFFMAN.
Dec 10, 1870. Il
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
THE HudersIgned Las just received an.
L other large and fine stock of Buols
and Shoes OF every description.
sep 3 I'm. A. Chopiin..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

A SMALL quantity of Live Geese
Il Feathers, Tor sale by
dec 8 Rickard s. Uelshans.
DUCK Gloves and Gsuntlels, and Arc
ID tic Overshoes, for sale by
nov 26 John Ray.
0EA Moss Farine and Bakers Cocoa,
y al Billings Drug S ore.
nOX'S Sparkling Gelaiine. 3,
Il Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
DRUGS, MEDlClN ES,
CHEMI C. A l. S !


% DR. r. P. MAGRUDEa having ,e",'ru s'rl
~ his Store and inci eased his stock can iu',
,;.h r,rues and Medicines OF the Pu'ss'
AID hes, quality. His Medicines and Chem'
cal. ar. purchased from the best and most ,.a- m,
ii. houses, a,so the mos, reliable Patent Med
In susb as Cough Mixtures, hiniments,
soo,binp 8. rups. &c. Hair preparations Of the he
nos, reliable quality. Fine PeHumery' rancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes, COMBS loo'h
and N,i Brushes of the frest Ensiish manu-
.cturo. Old Rye Whiskey, Brandy oiI no, 10, =
land Gin for medicinal use Only .oa' 0'''
p,escrip,ions carefully prepared and Med''
- f,rn;sbed ala hours DAY and night
DR.. Mseruder returns his ,hans' to the rGO- ,;
Ii. for their patronage and hopes Tor '0n''h'
n.ncc II the same. u
s,crc nearly opposite the Court House g
sh.pherd.,own, Feb. II, 1871
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{" "UngucsHonabIy The best sustained
mo,k Of The kind in the HOrH."
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A CARD.
FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE Small Farm Of 80 A.
II cres. well improved, at Psivsle Sale
unIl February Isl, 1871, 81 miles itom
She hepherGstown, the couniy-seai, and IA
miles from Kcsrneysvlle, on she b. q
O. Railroad. and 81 miles from Mar''ns'
burg. For terms, &C., apply 10 DR.. Ma
gtuder in Shepherdsio"n, or 10 The sub
scriber on The premises.
W. S MAGRUDER.
December 8. 1870. u
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-04-13
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. DR.. Handy.

ORANGE G. H., March Goth, 1870.
At meeting of the officers and congregation OF
the Orange G. H., branch of the Orange church,
held this day, at the church, the Rev. DR.. Handy
having requested the congregation to unite with
him in an application for dissolution of his pas
toral relation, and having addressed the congrega
ton in relation to the reasons mpeing him to this
movement, upon motion Of DR.. A. G. Grinnan,
ruling elder, seconded by deacon VIM. r. Talia-
Zero, the following action was taken:
ReSolced, That the congregation unite with the
pastor in the following form:
To the Presbytery of West Hanorer-
Whereas, our beloved pastor, Rev. Dr. I. W.
K. Handy, for reasons which have been read to
your body, desires that his pastoral relation with
the Orange church be dissolved. Therefore be it.
Resolved, l. By this congregational meeting Of
the Orange Court House branch of his church,
that we deem it to be our duty, to subdue all sell
fish feelings and in view of the facts set forth in
the letter Of our pastor, TO unite with him, pc
titioning your body to dissolve his relations with
our church.
3 1t is with the tenderest emotions, and deep
est sense of regret, that we consent to part with
him, and his Washable abors,
g. His Christian bearing, his social congeniality,
aud his profound exposition of truth have won
for him an amiable name, and character.
f. We believe that all denominations and the
people generally will feel that truly good and
useful man had gone from our midst.
H. T. HoLLADAY, Chairman.
JOHN f. ALLEN, Clerk.
I'm addition to these resolutions there is one ad
dressed to the congregation of Augusta church, ex
pressing the congratulations of the congregation
Orange c. H.sand fervent prayers for the pros
perty of the church to which DR.. Handy expects tc
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Presbytery of Winchester.

Met in the Elk Branch church, Dufields De-
pot, West Virginia, on Wednesday, April 9th, at
u P. NJ, and was opened with sermon by Rev.
D. H. Riddle D. d., the last Moderator present,
from Revelations i: l0-l6: 81 was in the Spirit
on the Lords Day, &c" After sermon Presby-
terry was constituted with prayer.
Ministers present, II; elders, s.
Rev G. l.. Leyburn was elected Moderator and
Rev. Messrs. Woodwork and Finley, Temporary
Clerks.
A call was presented for the pastoral services of
Rev. G. w. Finley from the church at Romney.
The call was placed in the hands of Mr.. Finley
with leave to consider it and signify his acceptance
or declinature to Presbytery.
A committee was appointed to prepare minute
on the death of Rev. William Henry Foote, d.
D. The committee consists of Rev. d. HI. Rid
die, D. D., Rev. M. Raymond, and elder ID. Glib
son.
Rev. J. A. Scott signifed his willingness to &C
cept the call for his pastoral services to the Elk
Branch church. The following committee on his
installation we're appointed; Rev. G. W. Finley to
preach the sermon; Dr. Riddle to preside, propose
the constitutional questions, and deliver charge
to the pastor; and Rev. A. Q. Hopkins to charge
the people.
Rev. E. w. Bedinger applied for dissolution
of the pastoral relationship existing between him
self and the church of Shepherdstown, the con-
gregation concurring in the request
On motion, this request was granted, and Rev.
j. A. Scott was appointed to preach at Shepherds.
town and declare the church vacant.
Presbytery elected Rev. NJ. w, Woodwork as
principal, and Rev. John Johnston as alternate
delegate to General Assembly; d. Gibson as prin-
clpa, and 4. Turner as alternate delegate from the
eldeTship to the Assembly.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-04-13
Legislative Prayer Meeting.

l was truly glad to see the suggestion Of our
friend IS L. G" in late Central Presbyterian,
upon this subject About the year 1889, two
members of the Legislature, Thomas W. Gilmer,
of Abemarle, afterwards Governor and DR.. A.
Leyburn, of ROckbrdge, organized a prayer meet
ing which was held in one of the Committee rooms
in the capitol every Sabbath evening. 1t was
composed of Baptists, Methodists, Episcopalians
and Presbyterians, and was conducted by differ
ent ones, the Speaker of the House of Dele
gates, Mr.. Gilmer, sometimes officiating. 1t is
matter of regret with me, that did not keep
list of those with whom [ was so pleasantly asso-
ciated in that meeting My memory furnishes me
the following names as among the number, viz
Thos. w. Gilmer, of Albemarle, Gen, Alex Brown,
of Nelson, Col Thos Shanks and j. I. Anderson,
of Botetourt, COL Edmund Fontaine, of Hanover,
Edward SaDgster, of Fairfax, Edward T. Tayloe,
of King George, Col. Digges, Of Fauquier, Joseph
III. Sherrard, of Frederick, David Gibson, OF
Hampshire, Valentine Y. Conway, of Lancaster,
A. Leyburn, of Rockbridge, and Franklin McCue,
of Augusta. Others occasionally attended who
were not members of the General Assembly, but
mere protesting Christians, and held Offices at the
capitol. The two political parties, Wing and
Democrat, were pretty equally divided at that
time in the Legislature. Party spirit ran high,
and it was truly refreshing to resort to the place
where prayer was wont to be made, and there, re-
CARELESS of politics, united in prayer and praise to
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PERvERTS TO ROME.

Our friend, the Southern ChlTchmdn, publish
es an elaborate article prepared by some one, to
prove that hardly any persons brought up in the
Episcopal Church leave it to join the Church Of
Rome Nearly all these peryerts, it is claimed
first left the Presbyterian Methodist, Baptist and
other Churches, tarried while in the Episcopal
Church, and then landed in Rome.
We have no means of testing the correctness Of
the statement given, nor is it necessary, Taking
the matter Just as the Southern ChUrehmaR pre-
sents it, there are two questions to which it gives
rise:
L. How does the Sou Pa Ch,rchnan account
for this strange fact Ii is not at all an uncom-
mon thing for Presbyterians, MethOdists and Bap-
lists to leave some one Of those cOmmunionS and
be received into one of the others. But we do not
find any special tendency among them by reason OF
this change, to turn Roman Catholics. How then
is il that when they go from US to the Episcopal
Church, they so soon take their departure for
place farther on2
"Que tanta fuit Roman tjbi causa videndi
.. Are not the ministers and members of the
Episcopal Church in duty bound to give Presbyte
rans and others solemn warning of the danger from
entering their Church. If, as now affirmed, they
are likely not to stay long in the Church-that
there Is somehow peculiar tendency among them
to go on to perfection" in Rome, then We submit
that the path of duty is very plain. Can Episco-
palians be 50 Indifferent to the peris, momentous
as eternity, surrounding our strayng members as
to lit up no warning voice? 1t seems to us they
would do well to place conspieuous!y over their
door beacon words, something of this sort
Ra- PRESBYTERIANs, METHODISTs, &C., ARE
WARNED THAT THIS IS, TO THEM, THE GATE
DOWNWARD To ROME
We may be excused for urging this duty upon
our Episcopal brethren the more emphatically
since if common report does not greatly err, they
have heretofore grievously neglectedt. Intact, it
Is said that instead of warning words, members
receive earnest mUqtjORs to position owadmitted
by those giving it to be one Of extreme peril
This Is our answer to the Southern ChuchmaR
on matter to which it seems to call our special
attention