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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06


be- OUR RAILRoAD.-All the infor-
nation we have recently had in refer
euce to the progress and prospects Of
our Railroad is of the most encouraging
character.
The right of way difficulties, at this
end of the line, no longer interfere with
the work of construction, and such as
have arisen in the other end of the coun-
ty have also been satisfactorily adjusted.
So that the contractors can owincrease
their effective force and push ahead
with the grading and masonry without
further apprehension of being stopped
for want of right of way.
The grading through Clarke County
is nearly all completed and will be en-
tirely so as far as the forks of the Shen-
andoah in Warren county by the end of
the present month. Next week Major
Barrett will make some revisions of the
line already located between this place
and Hagerstown, by way of Sharpsburg,
after which he will Immediately pro,
coed to complete the location between
Front Royal and Luray, and also be-
tween the latter place and the point of
intersection of the S. V. Railroad with
the Chesapeake g. Ohio Road, which,
we understand, is to be at Staunton.
Orders have been given for the pro
posed bridge over the Shenandoah near
Front Royal which is to be built with
out delay and preliminary arrangements
have been made for putting under con-
tract that which is to be built over the
Potomac at this place. Contracts have
been made, we learn,fo the ties for first
Division of the road, and also for the
iron, so that there is no good reason to
doubt but that the company will be able
to carry into effect its declared intention
to have the road finished aud in opera
ton between this place and Front Roy
al before next Christmas
Meanwhile, we expect also to see
those parts of the line which are TO con-
meet US, on the north, with Hagerstown,
and Oh the south with Stanton, and ul-
timately with Russelville in Tennessee,
vigorously prosecuted to their early
completion. Especially the important
connecting link between this place and
Hagerstown, which is most essential
and which We are gratifed to hear is to
be attended to without further delay.
As harvest is over, we trust that our
friends across the river, will now 60 to
work actively aud do what they can to
help the Railroad Committee of Wash
ington County to arrange for the right
of way over there, 80 that there may be
clear tract beforehand for the extern
sion of our road to HagerStown,
A citizen of Brookliue, Massachusetts,,
was fined recently 1875 for trailing a
vine and plucking a flower on Sunday
morning. 1T was but little faded
flower. but oh how dear ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06
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The hot solar rays that rlpen the hsr'esi'
generate many distressing dr.es'e,. II the
liver he at all pred'posed 10 irregularities,
this ~ the season in which bilious attacks may
be anticipated. 4 weak stomach. too. 3.
weakest IN the summer month";, and the loss
Of Wit alitv through the pores by excessive
prespirstion Is so great, that wholesome ton
&c, combining also The properties of a dIIu,Iyc
s,Imulant and gentle exhIlIrant, is III mary
case. necessary 10 health, and undor no cir
cumstsnce. shoIld be dispensed with by tie
sIckly and debils ted. OF all The preparation.
intended thus TO refresh, sust,ir, and for:ify
The human frame, there is none that Will com.
pare wlnh Hos,ett-r's Celebrated Stomach
Btters. They have been weighed IN tbs b,I-
ance Disappearance and not found wanting.
have been recommended from tho fret a, a
great medicinal specific, not a. beverage
and 10 spite OF ntereste opposition from IN
Vulnerable quarters, stsno, after twenty
years trial at the head Of all proprietary me
IcInes intended for the prevention aud cure Of
ali ordinary complaints Of the stomach the
liver, the bowels, and the nerves. In the un-
healthy districts borde ring the great river, Of
California. Hostetters's Stomach Bit,ers-may
be cla"sd as the standard one for every ,pe-
cies OF intermittent or Temittent fever. The
people who inhsbt those districts, place the
most implIcit confidence in the prepsrsiion-a
confidence that IS increased every year oy the
results Of It's operation.
As bItters. so called, OF the most pernie'ou'
character, are springing up Ike lung on every
side, the public i. hereby forewarnea again"
the drsm-shop frauds. AK Tor hos'e'er
Bners, see that the label, eel, srs coreeI,
and rene nber that the genuine article 10 new.
or sold in bulk. but 10 bottles only.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06
6y Hon. A. r. BoTELER.-Th,

Berkeley Springs Mercury pays this
gentleman the following complimentary
tribute -
Hon. A. r. BoTELER.-The Shep-
herdstown Register publishes long
editorial urging the claims OF MIR. Bote-
Ter for the Democratic nomination tor
Congress from this District 1.-THE 2d)
This is the fourth candidate urged thus
far, and it is with no small degree Of sat
isfaction that we note the disposition to
thrust forward our best men. Mr..
Boteler was, we understand, in lang
syne Wing. He is man of consid-
cradle ability, and we are satisfied would
look we'll to the interests of our little
State, if elected.
WHERE ARE You i-The Shepherdsto'on Regis
t:r's facetious remark, tsrnent the senior OF
thus paper are lost upon him, as ne Is 'eHcur'
ting" quite extensively North. Lest the Reg
lister should think US neglectfui Of 1t, we'll ask
question or two
Are YOU in favor Of and do you intend to sup
port the Democratic and Conservative State
Ticket
Are you for or against tho Senatorial Dis
trict nominations?
The editor Of the Register has appeared al
several Conventions as Delegate, but we don't
observe al the head Of his paper the State or
Dlstric, tickets-hence we think The foregoing
interroga tories pertinent. Not as an indlVid-
ual, but as the editor Of public Journal your
position is a proper su1ject OF inquiry .-tres
Press.
Eay- In'reply to the above, We state
that our paper is not political one
but an Independent one, and "Regis-
tel" only of such of the current events
and opinions of the day, as we think are
best calculated to promote the moral
and material improvement of our Coun-
ty generally, and of this community IN
particular and as we have not hereto
fore been in the habit of heading our
"mast. head" with tickets, we trust that
our venerable contemporary OF the FREE
Press will not infer from their absence
now, from the head of our paper, that
we occupy doubtful position in the pre-
sent canvass. When We are sent as a
delegate to a Convention, we Of course
feel it our duty to support the nominees,
made at that Convention, by our vote,
and as for advocating their claims
through our paper is a different matter,
and entirely left TO ourself to determine.
We claim perfect right to hold and
exercise our own political views as a
citizen, and at the same time feel free
from any obligation to commit our pa
per to the same course, cognlzlng a
distinction between our duties and priv
ileges as an individual, and as editor.
We make no pretensions to editing a
political paper, but run our own sheet,
and that to suit our own idea OF proprl-
etv. Candidates should bear in mind
that we make certain charges for pub
fishing names for office. Printers can
not afford to work for nothing, and it
is high time that politicians were made
aware of the fact. They should pay the
printer as much for advertising theil
names as any body else, especially when
they receive the benefits of their offices
to which they are elected. Business il
| business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

BE- |. q. K. M.-The State Council
Of the |. O. Il. NJ. will meet in Wheel
lag on Wednesday next, the 10th inst.
Mayor Ray will represent Blackhawk
Tribe. of this place, in the State Council.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

VIRGINIA SoLpIEKs.-The following
are the Virginia Soldiers removed from
Gettysburg, Penn,,to Hollywood Gene
terry, Richmond, Va, June Goth, 1872:
VIRGINIA.
Lieut.. Ed. 3. Harvey, CO II, 18th
reg't; Second Lieut.. John Walrad, co.
d. LIST reg't; Sergt J. H. Dunster, co.
ID, 14th regt; Segt Chas. Nichols, CO.
59th reg't; Sergt J. o. Budding, CO. c,
2Sth reg't; II. p White, co. II, oath
reg't; \. J. Matthews, co. -, 2Sth
reg't; J. S. Vaughn, co. B. seth regt;
David Robbins, co. B, SD reg't; w. J.
Brewer, co. G, 47th regt; J. b. Hutch
inson, co. B. AID reg't; NJ. D. Busching-
ham or Buckingham, co. A or +, 1st
reg't; John II. or +. Denton, CO. F, seth
reg't; Elijah w. Baker, co. G or ], 56th
reg't; D. 5. Alley, co. F or d, 18th
reg't 3. F. Bendall, co. +, SD regt;
C. H. Womace. co. H, l4th reg't; Thos.
Laughlin, co. H, 29th regt; S. r. Har-
vey, co. 4, 18th regt; John Eastridge,
co. B, 4th regt; w. r. Williams, co.
G, SD or send regt: J. i. Black, co.
X, 4sth regt; James Nash, CO. G, 9th
reg't; w. &. Grey, co. G. 9Th reg't; c.
b. Binns or Burrus. co. X, sd reg't; J.
II. Hughes, CO. B, 2sth regt; James S.
or A. Nuckles, co. B. 3Sth regt; c. w.
Burris co. G, oath regt; T. W. Grey,
co. II. 3sth reg't; J. r. Drain, co. A,
SD reg't; H. X. Moore; CO. F. 14th
regt; f. H. Heaton, co. G, 52nd regt;
J. w. Anderson, CO. H, 47th reg't; David
r. Nuckels, CO. B, 3sth regt; J. P.
Hite, CO. H, 33rd regt; Robert Steele,
CO. E, 9Th regt; J. A. Wilson, co. D,
5th reg't; r. Pitcoe, co. D, SD reg't;
j. P. or g. Black, co. l, SD reg't; Mesi-
nus Silers or Silvus, CO. =, 2nd regt;
D. Wood, co. -, SD regt; J. Mullen
or Mullen, co. H, 9th reg't; Charles L.
Gilbert, CO G, 27th reg't; j. H. Kiraco-
fe, CO. l, SD reg't; B. H. Stone, Pages
artillery.
NorE.-A musket was found with
Gilbert's remains.
Hoover, -; VIM. Hentis, calva-
~, 9th reg't; ]. j. E.; J. 2. Barrett, ar
tillery. co. G.; John Bowling, -; J.
w. Stevens, CO. F, 38th regt; 1t. J. H.
Cooper, co. D, oath regt; J. Nc
Cornick, co. II, 3Sth reg't, L. Dallen,
-; G. W. White, Rockbridge bat
terry, Charles, Clay; cavalry, 9th regt;
w. A. Richardson, cavalry, 9th regt;
D. Filger OF Figler. 44th regt; W. F.
Hackman, 10th reg't; F. McIntrum, or
McInturt, SD reg't; B. o. Jordan, co.
A, 2lst Reg't; Craig, 42nd regt;
w. w. or w. H. Lackey, 4th reg't; J.
B. jesse, 37th reg't, 1t. Jno. Morris,
Walkers artillery, Hills corps, killed
July lst 1863; J. Sewers, I'd regt,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

Chaste, Elegant and Beautiful are words well
and truly applied TO the Stieh's Pianos. In
no branch of me hanism has there been so
much improvement and so active rivalry as
in the Piano mandatory Of America. 1t IS
needed that we can exec the world and the
fame O + the American Piano is world wide.
The enterprise Of our manufactures has known
no limit, and the perfection attained by Mr..
Charles NJ. Stieff, has been marked in our land
as the enterprise OF our land has been marked
in the world. Professors, amateurs, learners
and critics. ale united in their. opinions, and
as with one voice they commend over all
Others he Stiefi''s Pianos, containing as
it does dura bity aud musical excellence. In
sound it is pure and liquid, with intensity OF
tone and great volume, and there IS grand
harmony in its meditation so Iat lis cher are
sweet and perfectly free from the dull and
Iifeless metallic harshness too often found IN
other Instruments, in The nice adjustment OF
the Kew Board. Every provision is made for
the ease and comfort Of the performer, the nc
tioh is sensitive, and the most delicate touch
produces the most thorough effect. With a
certain degree Of brillancv which is highly
apsreciated aud cannot be too much admired.
Altogether the most judiclous instructors com
mend these Pianos as unqualed and the most
artistic Of performers among whom may ne
mentioned Strakosh, Rosa, Richlngs, Dletuch
snd others speak Of them with enthusiasm.
The dur ability Of the Sticf's Piano are tested
by his supplying Sixty Souther IN Schools with
TWO hundred Pianos and over (l200) hundred
Sou,herncrs who have bought The Suaff's Pa
nos since The close Of the war.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

CLIPPERS for i.sdies and Gents. A
~ fresh supply. !roW 81 up. Just re-
celved 10y
july 6 j. y. Flaming.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

s|- Hor-The past few days have
been terrible-each succeeding one hot
ter than its predecessor-and all OF
them, by common consent, the most
scorching of the season. Since Satur-
day last the mercury hasn't deigned to
run lower than 90 in the shade, and Of
ten reaching 90 and lO3.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06
Marriasss.

On the 25th ult, by Rev. J p q,
Keefe, Mr.. CARNEY and Mis-. WI
LIE SULLIVAN, all ofMar,ins6urg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

TEMPERANCE ELEcTIoN.-At the reg
ular meeting of Jefferson Council, No.
3; Friends of Temperance, at Charles
town, on Tuesday night last, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term John =. Brown, p; Jno.
b. Haines, A; Geo. w. Ha:nes, s.: w.
L. Hooff, f. S; Geo. w. Spots, T.;
David Howell, Chap; Jno. f. Weller,
Con-; w. 7. SPOTS, A. c.; Z. j. Viii
liams, l. s.; Henry Allen, O.S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

GONN Agrnn wanted Ia sell the
OOOO beautiful = III q rOGRAPil
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE AND
Pho rOGRAPii FAN Ll RE
CORDS. For terms. send stamp 10
CmDER & lIRo Publishers. York. Pa.
iuly q ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

BD- national PRoGREsS.-Thc Great
American Institute announces its For
ty-first Annual Exhibition, to be open.
ed in the City Of New York, on the
fourth of September next Appllca
tons for space to exhibit the best Agri
cultural Productions Mechanical lnNen
tons, Artistic devices, and valuable ar
ticles of American manufacture, are
now in order. 1t is intended To make
this the most extensive, useful and mrr-
itorious exhibition ever held in America.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

no no, let The sun burn you. but go
~ snJ get yourself \ tie Straw HIT OF
luly6 DC Chan 4 IJnf:.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

4 worthy deacon in a New Jersey
church had been very Industrious i'll
selling 4 new church book, costing sty-
enty-tiye cents. At the next Sunday
church service the minister, just before
dismissing the congregation, arose and
said: "All who have children to bap-
tie will please present them next Sab
bath" The deacon, who, by the way,
was n little deaf, having an eye to sell
ing the books, and supposing the pastor
was referring To them, Immediately
jumped up and shouted "All YOU
who haven't any can get as many as
you want by calling on me, at seventy!
five cents each
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06
NOT ICE.

NHE Pre,ident aud director. 81 tie
1 J,ll,r."n SAVINGS Bank. have lh,s 81
day OF July. derIArrL DrId.nd 81 per
cent Tor the pat sIs monins. pay stle on
aud ali,r the ion m>lstt
Is. +. HARRISON. Trea,urer
lulv Il 1872. az
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

LARGE SALE OF CoAL LAND.-The
Cumberland (Md.,) .AHsghanian says
that Hon. \. G.. Davis and Alex'rShaw,
Esq, have sold to the Atlantic Georges
Creek Coal Company 4 valuable body
Of coal land. underlaid with the big
vein. Negotiations between the par
ties were pending for some weeks,
but the sale was not Consumma-
ted until Friday, 18th inst. The tract
lies in the vicinity OF the property now
worked by the Atlantic and Georges
Greek Company, and embraces $50
acres. The price paid was 100000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

s9 S. V. RAILRoAD.-The Page
Courier of Thursday of last week, con-
tains the following in reference to our
Railroad -
The Board of Directors Of this road
had another meeting in Front Royal
last week. The entire Board was pre-
sent and business of Importance was
transacted as we learn. Judge Ashby
was elected asst vice prest, and left
here this morning in the interest of the
Road. We are informed that steps
are being taken to permanently locate
the route from here to Milford, and that
work will be begun in this county with
in the next sixty days. We are glad to
give our people such information.
Hg Judge Ashby is q working man,
and no better could have been selected.
He will give the road his undivided at
tention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

Nearly all our farmers have finished
harvesting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

sH- a "PoICk. Our lutte "Jour is
somewhat of ''Poick." The other day
he let fly the following "squib:"-
A boy stood on the burning deck
His name was Enoch Arden,
He pulled off his Greeley hat,
And hollered for Dolly Warden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06
Editorial BreVititS.

Harvard College has conferred upon
Grant the title of L L. D.-which is in
terpreted by Patriot writer to mean,
Lover o. Large Donations.
The Methodists of Baltimore, are pre-
pairing to give Rev John Lanahan a
grand public reception upon his return
to that city, in consideration of his ser
vices in unearthing the frauds of the
Book Concern OF that city.
The freedmen's bureau is to cease on
1st July, and the property will be trans
ferred to the War Department and put
under the immediate control of the ad-
jutant-general.
Mrs. Wharton's health has of late
greatly improved, and she left Annapo-
lis on Friday, for Baltimore. The Van
Ness case will Lot come up for trial be-
fore November.
Thirty-seven cases of sunstroke were
reported by the police of New York on
Monday, and many cases of the same
character are reported in other parts of
the country.
The Observer says there are eleven
frst-class store rooms at Culpepper
Courthouse, Va, now closed, and that
whilst there forty mechanics, carpenters,
&c, there year ago, there arenot now
over a dozen.
The Baltimore & Potomac Railroad,
between Baltimore and Washington
cities, was regularly opened for the &C
commdation of the travelling public on
Monday.
1t is said that Mr.. Miller, Of Califor-
fornia, owns 100000 acres of land III
that State, and is greedy for more. He
will build 100 miles of fence this year
at cost of 600 per mile. He is Ger
man; began business poor eighteen
years since, and made his fortune 'ln
cattle.
DR.. Mary Walker was made very
much enraged on Wednesday, because
the United States Commissioners OF
Patents would not permit her to place
the military costume she wore during
the war in the glass cabinet containing
the garments of Washington and Lin
coin. The clothes Were Labelled, "W orn
by Mrs DR.. Walker during the war,
and were to have been kept as an histo-
rio relic for the inspection of future
generations.
The trial Of Stokes for the murder of
James Fisk, Jr, is dragging its slow
length along in New York. Yesterday
the case assumed new phase. DIR.
White testified that Fisk's death was
the result of "a shock to his physical
and mental system, and rather plainly
intimated that the treatment he receiv-
ed after the wound was inflicted, was
not in accordance with the medical sci
ence of the present day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

n1r JEFFERSON INsrITUTE-The fol-
owing is the list of premiums awarded
at the recent closing exercises of Mrs.
Forests School at Charlestown -
First Medal in School to Miss Lib.
Fouke, for English and Languages.
Gold Star to Miss d. Rutherford;
Gold Star to Miss B. Travers; Silver
Star to Miss E. Fouke; Silver Star to
Miss l.. Beall; Silver Star to Miss r.
Shugert; Silver Star to Miss K. Eby;-
for English.
Silver Maltese Cross to Miss Sallie
Travers for French.
Silver Maltese Cross Miss Ella Fouke,
for Latin.
Gold Maltese Cross to Miss Annie
Eichelberger, for Music
Gold Star to Miss Estelle Castleman,
for Music.
Is it possible, John, that You count
ed those grapes this warm weather p
Hifiinmsport Pilot.
ng- Oh, Mac, hush urdon't ask such
foolish questions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

A citizen of Brookline, Massachusetts,,
was fined recently 1875 for trailing a
vine and pluckipg flower on Sunday
morning. 1T was but little faded
flower, but oh ! how dear :"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

VIRGINIA SoLpIERs.-The following
are the Virginia Soldiers removed from
Gettysburg, Penn.,to Hollywood Gene
terry, Richmond, Va, June Goth, 1872:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-06

be present punctually.
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ZALEsKI, Sept. 20. 1872.

EDITOR OF RECORD - Please
publish The following notice:
Notice Is hereby given that
there will he a meeting of the
Board OF School Examiners of
the Ind. School District of Ia.
leski, VintOn county, Ohio, for
the examination of Teachers, at
the school house of SAID district,
Oct, Sd, 1872. Applicants should
be present as early as 9 o'clock,
A. M. By order of the Board.
A. W. JAMES, Clerk.
Sept. 19, 1872.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-26

TIE Honorable George W.
Morgan publishes a card in the
Mt. Vernon Banner acknowl.
edging that he received a draft
for five hundred dollars from
his "friend and colleague, the
Honorable Fernando Wood, of
New York;" as was charged ir
a special telegram from Mt.
Vernon TO the State Journal
the other day. But, fellow cit
liens, hear Mr.. Morgan's ex-
cuse fer drawing upon the cor
ruption funds of Tammanyl
"As is we'll known, my pecuni-
ary means are limited" and sat
my request l received the &C.
commodation!" Mercy on this
great reformer's poverty.
stricken soul, has he no mon
led friends this side of Tam
many Hall Ring? Thin, sir,
thin!-OhiO State Journal.