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The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13

How THE JURY AGREED.-The San
Jose Patriot Of April 18th, contains the
following:
On the night of the day that the jury
in the Mrs. Fair case rendered verdict,
the case and the verdict were the subjects
of animated discussion in all the saloons
and public places in San Francisco. Two
of the jurors in that case happened to be
in one of those saloons, sitting quietly and
unobserved in a corner, where the verdict
was being discussed and the case commen-
ted on with much animation. After some
time one Of these jurors arose and said /:
"Gentlemen, my friend and myself were
two of the jurors in that case, and 1 will
tell you how it was decided During the
progress of the trial not one juror had
spoken to his fellow,jurors of the case No
one had opened his lips to another in regard
to the evidence or any arguments; it SEEM
ed to be sealed subject to us all, and
when we retired to make up verdict, no
one juror knew anything of the opinion Of
his fellow jurors. On entering the jury
room the first thing done was to cut piece
Of paper into twelve pieces, and to place a
number on each piece from one up to
twelve. These were put in hat and
drawn, and the slip drawn was the number
of the juror. On these slips each juror
wrote his finding in the case, and when
his number was called put it into the hat.
When / wrote my finding, Murder in the
first degree l hardly thought there would
be another such finding on any of the slips,
but when the slips were all deposited, and
taken out and read, to my astonishment
it was found that each juror, on the first
and only ballot, had voted just as l had
"Murder in the first degree"
We obtained this incident last night
from authority we considered reliable.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
shasta Council, No. 9, r. q a n.

a J. Isaacs, 7. /. NJ. A. Dobrowsky, D. L.
~ M; d. T. Bystel, G. C. w.; John V. Scott,
Treas. 1. Wellendorf, Recorder. J. N. Chap
pell, c of g.; Chas Anderson, Conductor 4:
g. c. Schroeder. Steward; Grant /. Taeeart. Mar
shall. ]. Scammon, Sent.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
Northern Light Lodge, No. 100, r. e. A.
NJ. MiliYille.

II. T. Ross. W. M. up, Webb, s. W.;
/1z Henry johnson, j. w.. DR.. Guptill, Sec
~ d. c. Stevenson, s. d. johnson Fonde
J. D.; Robt. Boyce, Marshal. A. VIII.
iiams and George Williamson, Stewards; r. r
Martin, Tyler.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13

NorIcE.-No attention will be paid to any ad-
vertisement unless accompanied by the cash, OF
sent through responsible Advertising Agency.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
TAMMANY AND ITS CHIEF.

A significant paragraph has been circulat-
ing through the press of late, concerning the
wealth of William Tweed, the Chief of the
Tammany Ring. Ten years ago this man
was worth SIC, 900. To-day he is said to be
worth SIC, 1000, 900. 1t is further alleged
that he has made the bulk of this enormous
fortune since 1866. How have be and bis
friends become thus wealthy? The answer
is to be found in the present position Of Tam
many. That organization controls New
York, and rules its inhabitants with des-
potic sway. Tweed owns the State Govern
ment and the municipal government. 1t is
said of him that when his son, not long ago,
was desirous of becoming candidate for
Congress. he refused to allow the young man
TO run. alleging that the position was too in-
significant. He thought the boy ought to
aspire TO be an Alderman Of Ne,o York. or a
Deputy Alderman at least. This anecdote
may be no more than joke, but if it is, it
is 3 joke founded on a true appreciation of
Tweed's character. He views political posi-
tions solely in regard to their availability
for purposes of plunder. He rules men by
corrupting them He calculates upon his
ability to purchase submission to bis plans
and dictates, aud when he cannot succeed
by corruption he has resort to coercion. He
has surrounded himself with an organized
army Of ruffiaps and law. breakers, who are
completely iniliis power, and therefore his
obedient slaves At bis command the gates
Of Sing Sing open. either to admit recalcit
rant servant, or to liberate a useful criminal.
Processes of Law he laughs to scorn, for the
Courts are hisi too, and venal Judges issue
his DEGREES from polluted benches. The
police. which should be the guardian of the
people. is but The blind tool of Tammany.
Under the bligiting influence of that mons
trous institution honesty and patriotism are
paralyzed. republican institutions are sub
verted, life and property are without protec-
ton, and crime and fraud stalk with brazen
front and heavy. defiant footstep, through
the rogue-ridden metropolis. Tammany en-
ables rowdies b, attain lucrative positions,
and to acquire immense fortunes by keeping
bagnios, panel houses, keno saloons, and faro
banks. Tammany robs men of their man.
hood. as in the case of the miserable apostate
Winans, who stood up in his place at Al
bany the otheriday. announced his own sale
to the Genii of the Ring. The chink of the
price of his honor was louder than the voice
of conscience, and 80 life was wrecked for
ever on the sharp rocks of Tammany. There
are in New York some of the ablest and
most honest journals in the world, and from
day to day these lift their parable against
the accursed thing. But Tammany laughs
alike at their protestations and their threats
1t has but to muster its army Of repeaters
when the day of election comes; and honesty
and patriotism are defeated, and corruption
triumphs again. If New York was fair
sample of the working of republican institu-
tons we should be compelled to admit that
the Republic was a failure. 1t is failure
so far as that city is concerned.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
shasta Chapter, No. 9. R. A. m.

n A. Dobrowsky, H. P; BENZ. Shurtlcff
~0K.; John v. Scott, s.; D. p. Bystle, C.
~ H.; J. Isaacs. P. S.; J. N. Chappell, R.
~ \A.C.; L WelIendorff, M. Sd "; G. C.
schroter M. I'd "; Chas. Anderson. LIST V.;D
We'll, Treas; G. I. Taggart, secy.; -. F. scammon
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
COURIER.
A TROPICAL STEAMER.
From the New York Tribune, April 17th

From the New York Tribune, April 18th.
The hull Of new and peculiar steamboat
for navigation in the tropics, has just been
completed, in one of the New York ship
yards, and forwarded to Wilmington for
the insertion of the machinery. It will be
stern-wheel boat, 100 feet long, rs feet
breadth of beam, and feet depth of hold.
There will be two high-pressure engines,
18 inches cylinder, 6 feet stroke, IL feet
face, and % feet in diameter, and two
locomotive tubular boilers. There are
three water-tight bulkheads, with an entire
flush deck for freight. The whole length
above is divided into two dressing-rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, and one grand
saloon for the accommodation of all the
passengers. There are no state-rooms for
passengers, who, in that warm climate,
would not occupy them, preferring to swing
ing their hammocks in the main saloon,
which will hold about $50. The vessel
when fully equipped will sail at the rate of
about fifteen knots an hour. It will draw
but twelve inches of water unloaded, but
may be freighted down to FIVE feet. 1t
will be named the San Fernando, and off.
cered by Captain, two Pursers, two En-
gineers, and Mate.
The new craft is to form one of the
squadron of the Venezuelan Transporta-
tion Company, which was organized in
1859 for navigation in Venezuelan waters
under the United States flag. The Com
pany employs three steamers, exclusive of
this one, and six sailing launches, OF 400
tuns in all. The route commences at Port
Spain, in the Island of Trinidad, in the
West Indies, and runs up the Orir oco
River to Cludad De Bolivar, about 400
miles. From Cludad De Bolivar, it pro-
ceeds up to Nutrias on the Pura River,
about 600 miles, From Fort Spain ves-
sci runs to Laguayra, 500 miles, stopping
at intermediate ports. In this way re-
gular line of communication is kept open
between Laguayra and Nutrias.
The boats are employed to their fullest
capacity taking general merchandise into
the interior, and bringing back cotton,
tobacco, coffee, ox-hides, deerskins, indigo,
and tonka and vanilla beans. BY special
contract the Company carry the Venezuelan
mails, and have monopoly Of the rivers
upon which they run. When its steamers
began to ply an English steamer was Oh
liged to haul off, and the traffic is now al
most exclusively under the control of
Americans
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
"A g MT ..

L. p. FISHER, 20 4 81 New Mcr.
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco.
HUDSON + MENET, No. Al Park Row, N. Y.
are authorized to solicit and collect for advertis-
ing in New York and other eastern cities.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
EMPIRE HOTEL =!
q; MAIN STREET, SHASTA, ;;;
JOHN v. SCOTT, Proprietor.

HSUlHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAvORITE
l Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out, and Is now prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious. and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TA6LE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets Of this locality afford, and every possible at
tentiOn will be paid to the wants Of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the ID AR none but the hest brands of Wine,
Liquor aud Cigars will be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL T. STABLE.
Attached to this establishment is a good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN v. SCOTT.
Shasta. June 18th, 1869. jel9
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13

WASHINGTON WOMEN.-The death of
Henrietta C. Paddon, divorced and in
continent young woman, at the hands of
one S. I. Shumau, a professional abortion
ist, aided by an ignorant woman named
"Madame" Turner, and the commitment
of Shuman and Turner to JUL, are among
the Washington events Of the past week.
The deceased person, it appears, was a
Sunday-school teacher, and she had more
than one lover While no terms are severe
enough to arraign the disgusting business
of Shuman and the old woman, some re
fection should also be added upon the
causes which appear to give Washington
more than its proportion of loose girls and
widows. The late raid upon houses Of i'll
fame touched only the last stage Of Ibid
inous practice here. An excess of unmar-
ried females, the decay of certain crust
Of social life, promiscuous mingling at re-
ceptions, easy adventuring at a Capital city,
the irregularity of employment here, the
lettering, listless sort of sight seeing life
current, and the freedom of lodging
house civilization, are some of the causes
which lead women astray 1t appears prob
able, besides, that the high price Of liv-
ing, the plentifulness of poor money, and
the surfeit of newspapers and plays full Of
legs, have harmed all American society
more or less Every stationery shop is a
library of flewdness.-Washimgton Capital
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13

Shasta EncanPment. No. II, I. q. O. r..
- Henry Habich, C. p. !; Chas. Mcdonald, H.
OP.; wP. Hartman, S. w.; G. R. Knox,
Scribe; L. Garrecht. Treas J. E. Pelham,
J. W. Night of meeting I'd and 4th Wednesday
Of each month.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.
PvBLIsHEp EvERY SATURDAY hoRHIHes Br
". L. CARTED.

TUyHLs MILL rs IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
ton on Brandy Creek, about two miles from
whiskytown, and g. c. SCHROEDER will keep
on hand and for sale a supply Of Lumber, At
Shasta and all orders left With him will receive
prompt attention. L. BEHRENS will alse re-
ceive orders and attend to the sale of Lumber at
Whiskytswn. Prices reasonable,
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-13
shasta Lodge No. 81. I. o q. r.

..s01nG6f6 Joseph Mullen, N. G.; VIM J Jackscn
4 g.; g. r. Knox, Secy.; Chas. Nc
5Ssa Donald, T. Night of meeting, Mond
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25
OUR RAILROAD.
TREMENDOUS
Excl Z L IL L N T !!

Now is the time 10 push the Greai
go Enterprise along, for IL, Is wen
ESS kuoan fact that have always cun-
6S66A sdered tie tue Interests OF every
one in sci, ciius such Goods os ~
please aid be Il The most serS &C 10 lhem'
4 I'd now lei me tel! lie good citizens d S"eP-
herds'owr aud vicinity That l am thankful !or
tie liberal share oi patronage nave received
in lie past. ond do assure them tia, have just
received The largest assortment OF Dry Uoo"s'
Fancy GyoJs, lldt>, Caps, Bvoi', Shoe &c
&c, ever exhibited in ,hi, County, al one
time. tame 10 part a follows
DRESS GOODS.-1ai!Or ilaIds, Wooden
DeI.arnes, lannels, Mu,eI!ns, SC, SC.
ONEsIIUS.-Calicoes II every PRINT,
Ginsham,, BleachsI and Urb,eached CVitons'
Sheerrgs Iigkings Shining. SC.
MOURNING GOODS -Mousclines, AiPa-
cas-, Romo,z1e>, Crepe Wells, sc.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAK -Oyercoalng,
CIoits. Cas,i.usre &c, o! every description.
WOODEN WAEE.-Churrs Tubs, Bowls,
Corn ard Ci0'hes Baskets, Wash Boards, sc.
HATS. GATS, Boots and Shoes, OF every
him, description snd price.
GROCERIES y am pleased to say mat
have well assorted stock and do call aiucu'
lar attention to my supply OF Fresh Teas, d.
rect from Chna, such as UoIorg, Young ny
SOP. Imperial and Gunpowder, via The nfe''
Merchants Union Tea C,mpan! OF Ne" Oh
Il = Remember, II Is q pleasure TO show M,
Goods, 50 please cal aud examine before P"r-
chasing ciseN hero, am confident you ~ II!
not go away dissatisfied.
IL Terms Cash OF Country Produce.
WM. A. CIlAPLlNE
ShcpI erdstown, October 10, 1910. "
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CEice and Wareroom, No. 9 North Liberty
Street, above Bai,ImoTe Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.

The SliefTs Pianos contain all the latest in
proyemenrs 10 be found III fret class Piano,
With adIitIorsl Improvements cf ms own m
veution not t. be found IN other Instruments.
I ne tone. touch and faish Of their instruments
cannot be cXcel!eI By any Manufactured.
Secondhand Pianos always on hand, from
S7j 10 $500.
Psr'or Organs from the best makers from
$50 + $3.50.
references, who have our Pianos in uSc-W.
G. Iiutler, b. T. Harrison, John Burns, Fetch
er Kearney, !. 4. ChopIine, George Shirley,
Warren Ely John s. Packett,R Il. {. Wi'liams,
d. 5. Reu;ch, Andrew AijriJGe, OF Jefferson
county.
Send for catalogue eor:oi'ins rames Of
one thousand gentlemen VITO have purchased
the SllriT Piano srcc TIE close Ct the war.
January /. 1871. ly
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Henry T. Ns'mJo'Fr Imprsvsd Ro,,
Hash


game, =. ,pr2isscd CD Face WISH, and will
be found the only Specific remedy in every spe-
sic, Of Cuteneors Atyec,;gn. Il 81, ecIly credi.
cafes Pimp'es. spots, Sc0ibuiic Dsyncss. Indu-
t,tion. Of The Cu 81, ors Memhrsre, exc diSpt's
H.dn,s,.nd Tcc!Yicni Ialan,n lion. Hives,
Rash, Moth Patches, Efyrs+s C! So-'? ~ Sk'a,
F.osl Bites. ard al Yu'pasfs FOR which Sa!veS
or OlntnsnIs are used; rs-;crcs the sk:n to
,la,s Of purity ard so:,nsss, and inSutes coA;iE-
usd healthy SETON 10 Ice Ii>su' Of Ito vessels,
on which depends Tho agreeable cled'nrEs and
,;Yaci,y Of eonplcxion % much sought and I'd.
nired. Bot however valusble re n:shv FOR
existing defec,s Of th, stin, h. +. HelDhold's
Rose Nash has long sus,s ned it's principle
Claim 10 ua5ounjtd patronage, by possessing
suall,ics which render il, Toilet Appendsss Of
". most supera,i'e and Gonsen al charac'sr.
a,mbnine ~ an elegant formuis those rTomi
nept requisites Safety ana Gfhcacy-ths inva.
r,aSie securnr ailments OF u, use-as Pfescr.
.s,,ve and GeiIeshcf Of tie Co,np!eIion. |! Is
SO eIesllen, Lut!on for diseases OF SyPhilric
Nature, and IS ~ il lection ior disosses of the
Urinsry 0rg,ns. Arising from habits OF 'is.ips-
non, used m connection with tn EIuseis 10.
esu. ssuspariQs. and Cais~ba Grape Pills. in
soeb diseases g. recommended. csnnv. b SIT.
yss.rd Ph,s One dollar per bottle.
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DIR. RECORD 6 co.,
BALTIMORE, ND.

DR.J.E RECORDS co, IL Tayct'e ST.,
IL below Howard, has devoted thirty years TO
the especial treatment OF Nervous Debility.
Organic Weakness, SPermaIorrheo, Loss cf
Sexual Power, Emissions Oi Semen by rigli; OF
Ga,, or in the Urine; Diseases Of lie hidoeys
and Bladder, Hernia, Fem3!a ANeakue5-v', aud
especially those Diseases srisnE i.oU !mPru-
dence Of Young Men. Goaorriea or elect Of
. years standing, where injections and tie or
dinary Treatment has iaiied, cured ~ e'1h'
days by LEGAL remedy. @!g'!'s, the last
vestagc, eradicated by neutral ger, hl-coY-
erY, and q preparation of our own, and which
has gained ne such . world vile reputation.
\ cure guaranteed II all cases.
None Of cur medicines sold by the bottle CT
package.
Apri -, 1879. y
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TO THE PUBLIC !
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

TIE undersigned have just received from The
| Eastern markets one of tic LARGEST.
CHEAPEST aud BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought 10 tIs market ..
The Stock CONSISTS IN part Of superior French
AID English Cloths Of All colors, Ca-'meres aud
v,st,mgs aud other good, which they will sell by
the yar or make up to order. They also H.
yite attention TO their Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Fashion ABLE HATS.
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Su<pendeIs, Ilsndkerchiels, &C., which they
vail sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured 10 order at short notice and
q fit guaranteed.
We are also agents Tor tie celebrated No. /
FANNY Empire Sewing Machines.
S. Z. HU MRiCKHOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTS FINE.
Shepherds,own, October Z, $50. II
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U'o 'hns Oil with the proper Burners which
are Dratr's Potent Cy,tal burner, Liyht
Home Burner, Ratchet turner, aud u win
CIV" r''"e sstr-i ,CiIpD. Tie Comet Bpr,or
may also be used, 10, soldering tie wick tub,
which val cost cent', butt - not I.eora.
monded ioT this Oh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25

Being prepared expressly for The aboVs con-
plants. us Bioud-Pun!ying properties are
greater ban any oth'r preparation Of Ssfsapa.
,ills. IL gives The complexion clear and
healthy cul,r sad res,orss tie 3aueT. to
SLATE u, health aud pu'ry. 70: purify ing The
Blood, removing all Chronic CONSTITUTIONAL
diseases arising rom impure state Of the
Dlood, ind the only reliable and eHe"iuol
kno" rsmriy for tie cure OF pains a-J swell
linz Of the boncs clceratlons nj The throat and
legs. BIo'chss. impies on TIE Face. Ery-i!e
ISIS and ali sciIy Errpuoa. O: The Skin. aud
Beauufylug The Complexion. Pro" 81 6O per
hn.lts
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ALsxASphrl, Va,

May s, Ices.
Specific Gravity. 0,Goe. boiling Point &c 20 ,.
hi - "Ds Of ia. products Of the d,stilIatiob
Of Petroleum. luminous Coal, &c. 1, Il,
co"ro,'d Of CTbJn aud hydrogen, reienblrny
ordinary C"a' Gas ~ composliion. 1t "a iaaa,
m~eie.a' me usual temP.ra'Ure Of The air bu,
= not moi. dangerous TO Use than Cosl Ia,
Lie Oihrr oODbust9bie bodies - i, babl, 70
communicate hfe BY careless handling. ~.
Coal Gas H. 'ano' can be made TO exSlod. n,
mixing with larger volume of .ir I'M. Z,
not I'a6's Ia occur az ii IS about tso and'on.
haIi tunes heavier than air aud oeeuu,,, m.
heaviest pace IN The Lamp, pushing IA. AZ,
o"' 's'ofs H. R.H. STABLER,
Chemist
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Char',sfown. J,6,C,on County, " ia.

HAVE in store AID for sale, Q complete as
l >"rlI:cnl Oi builders lIardwaie, M,chrir
ics' Torl>, Table sud Pocket Cutlery, Iron al d
SIcel, Horse and Niue Shoes aud NarI>,
FoIas Sh"vris, Spade aud iiors, Car'IIGe Az
!r., Hubs, RIM, and SP,ke>, Shoe Findings,
Harness Hardware, CI>,rru Pump-, Cooking
snd Heating Sr"ve,, W"oden Ware, AID mhm!
s,tlci,s Of housekeeping and Furnishing
Goods.
Our Agricultural Department
ru,b aces al tie larcst and mot approved TN
pIemcul> and Machine of all kinds. We are
Agents Tor N,cCurmrcks Prize Reaper aud
IlOntr. Gci>cI's 1he>hrr and Srpsr.t'r,
iick ford y Hoffman, and hcllcr> Gum Spring
Gram Drills, al Of j. S,nci,rr l. Cos Manu-
iaciulc., Soluble roc.hc G"aro, Ec'l's Raw
Bone aud Super Phosphate Of Linz, iItan,co
Guam, aud otter approved Feri,IAers.
~ Cast, paid e. DJAES aud Old IRON.
January 10, 1869. II
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CnstallIzcd Oil has been succoS sfully intro.
duced "a New Iors. Penn, l,ania, Ono, Vr-
SnI", aud rccc"IlN ~ New Jersey, aud not q
s"gIc instance hos been known m Uilish il did
not give perfect satisfaction, after having u,so
II differently long TO appreciate ITS properties.
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IN TIE MARKET.

CRYSTALLIZED OIL is manufactured from
dri'lItIon ol Petroleum, by q scientific
chemical process, which renders II emphaii.
cally Non-Expiosne, VIII not smok. the Lamp
Chimu"yS, aud 50 complete ~ II. combination
hat II viii not 'orl the most delicate latriel.
'ils', ssIIns, clothing, carpets, Sc
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q
II. T. HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

II. T. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEU
cures diseases aris,ng from in!rud noes. hab
irs Of jisSl alton, ETC., in all their stages, At
~slule' expense, hale or no charge in diet. no
lgenlenoe. and no expo ore II causes
. heQaen, desire, and gives strength 10 Urnaie
the't5y removing Hs,rue'!oEC, Pre- chung aud
Cu,4s Structures If he Urelhra A!lay'ng pam
,aaEsfamrsrcn, go heguen, III this class OF
di,es..S, srd eTpsI,iag ell Poisonous matter.
Thousand ~ho nave been the victims Of To-
eompe,en. per ons, aud VINO have paid hea'y
fses to be cured 10 short time, have rnund
they have been deceived. aud that The "Po>o:."
mas, hy tbs use 81" Po~ riot a>:rineehis, been
dried up in the sys en-, TO h'esk out IN a m-re
aggravated form, and perhaps Afer Marriage.
Use Htlmhod's Extract BuChu for alt affec-
ton. anu ni.sass' Of the Unnrry Organs,
uhe,her existing in Mae or Fem ale. from what
ever cause originating. and ne matter ct how
long standing. PE.ce One dollar aud fifty cts.
per baile.
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ENRY T. II E 7. NJ d o J. DIS
Highly Concentrated Compound

Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Viii radically exterminale from the sys''m
Scrofuia. SyphIi', Fever Sores. UI:ers, Sore
Ewes, SuIe Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore Head,
Eron; h,l,s, Skin Diseases, salt Rheum, Can
ker3, Runnines from the Ear. Nhiie Swell
iinss, Tumors, Cancefuus Affections Nodes,
R,cke,, GlanGnisr Swci.iEgs, Night SwcaIa
Rash. letter, H1mors Of all &in,s, Chrome,
Rheumatism. Gyspep,is ADD AL diseases that
haze Leeu established in the system FOR yea E.
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THE
ClahauSh w asher Successful.

7 WOULD respectfully inform the eit'Isns Of
L Jt iirIscn aud Clarke counties iha; sm still
msruiscuum & thIs uueNcclleG Wa,hHg Ma.
.hirc, AID he general ,a'lsisciior u ha, gwen
the r.IrN families hat have uss d II during he
hyr Year, II las been irlroduCcd, ! have no
hesitation - warrau'Iug 4 TO wash clothes IN
lcs time, with les labor, les soap, and win
les, wear 10 The c!oihe, than a1y other EeihSk
kuoNn.
have reduced he price of the Machine with
WruG,r attached TO S2U Each separate $40.
Shop ,,rlc. SIS Ter bo,h. Warranted Tor one
year.
lwll deliver them on irlal Tor one month,
and ( the, fa,l 10 give saIis JcIIon, VIII remove
them II notified Al the expiration of that limo
order, solicited. Terms accommodating.
Address JAMES J.. MADDOX,
Shopherdsionu, W. Va.
December IS. 1862. .f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25

Reed tie following cerIl6cai: Of DIR. II.
stab Ell, PRACTICAL Chemist Of Alexandra -
LXamiaaIion or CrysIauizsd OIL