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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
LOW SPIRITS.

A low spirited turtle who came
creeping near me the other day gave
me such melancholy puff OF a sigh
that couldn't help asking him what
was the matter.
Matter :" he gulped. "Matter e.
nough, | can tell YOU. | heard school
boy say this very morning, that this
earth is over "a, 900 miles in circumter-
ence. That means around; doesn't it =
Certainly said /.
swell, then, how do you suppose l
feel How, in the name of all the
inches, ain l ever to accomplish it
Why, life isn't long enough for the
purpose l can't do it J!
"Do what, my friend' :"
"Why 90 around the earth, of course.
Well, tried and tried TO persuade
that turtle that there wasn't The least
sense in his trying TO do such thing;
that nobody wanted him to, and nobody
would care a snap if he didn't; but |
might as well have talked to the wind
Around the world he must, could,
should and would go. So said at last,
by way OF consolation
"Well, my friend, it might be worse.
Think of the planet Jupiter, one OF
those worlds that twinkle up in the sky.
heard a school boy say that Jupiter
was fourteen hundred times larger than
the earth. Think of that. You ought
to be thankful that your lot is cast here
instead of there
AT these sensible words, what did
that ridiculous turtle do but roll his
eyes and gasp harder than ever.
.Alas !" said he, IL didn't put myself
here; and how do / know but as | get
around this globe | shall find myself
suddenly placed on that other one, and
| never, never would travel around that,
| am sure. Fourteen hundred times
bigger-fourteen hun-dred-times-
Oh my y
Out of all patience, | shouted out, as
he hitched himself along, Get out OF
your shell then, aud scamper, you alb
surd thing! Get out of your shell and
scamper, or you Il never finish your
journey p
But, children, if you meet that poor,
misguided turtle don't turn him around.
1t will put him oack, you know. 1t is
a notion common to all the turtles that
they must travel around the world, and
suppose, that's why you pick one
up and set him down with his head IN
an opposite direction from the one III
which he was going, he'll turn right
around again.
| wonder if girls and boys ever are
so foolish as my low spirited turtle.
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Nallomfll E0ral Mems.

Professor Trip of Boston, whose six lee
been so emnently successful throughout the
country, proposes to give three of the most
interesting and important of the series in this
city, commencing on Monday evening" next
The second and third lectures will probabl,
be given on Thursday and Friday evenings
SUBJECTS OF the lectures, "LDuis Napoleon "
1.-The Second Empire" and Causes of the
Franco Prussian War" Brief sketches of
the other three lectures will be given to give
connection to the various historical events.
II. Tobey & Son display a new and tasty
sign, got up to order by Messrs, C. Beae &
Co., who know how to execute such Jobs
with neatness and despatch"
The proprietors of the Kennebec Wire
Works, on the Vaughan stream in this city,
have commenced operations, and are now
running their machinery for the manufacture
OF the various sizes and grades of wire in de-
mand by the trade. The new machinery
works to a charm"
day at the State Fair at Lewiston the pres
ent week abundantly repaid us for Drawing
the ''perils and fatigues" of the journey.
Good Judges estimated the number OF people
~
thousand. he exhibition of horses. cattle
and stock generally was never perhaps sur
passed in this State. At the City Hall also
the display was highly creditable to the agr
cultural, manufacturing and business inter
ests OF the State. The exhibition the present
year must prove financial as well AS "apri-
cultural" success The Lewistonians were
Jubilant.
We learn that William Wilson. ESQ
Treasurer of the Hallowell Granite Com.
pany, has purchased the house and lot recent
ly owned and occupied by Mrs. Greenliet
White, northerly section of Second street,
and will greatly add to and improve the build
ings and grounds previous to making it his
permanent family residence.
Rev. b. F. Shaw, ID. d., having filled his
engagement at Houlton, will return to this
city and preach in the Baptist church next
Sabbath Ito morrow forenoon. 1t is conf.
IDENTITY expected that the unanimous invitation
OF the church and society to the pastorate
VIII receive favorable consideration, and that
Or. Shaw will soon become resident of our
city. The pressure brought to bear upon him
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word of ceDsure or even of regret for the
fresh done murders and treason, not a sylla-
BILE to strengthen the hands of lawful author
ity, or to stay resort to the torch, the bullet,
and the blade. So far from this the Presi
dent was denounced as a tyrant, and the con
venton applauded. This is what the Demo-
cratic Party did. A curious coincidence may
be found in the fact that ever since the war,
as often as events at the North seem to prom
a reaction, or in other words. as often as Their,
are signs of Democratic activity, or symp-
toms of possible success, the Pickering lamt
Of treason and murder in the South flares up
IN the socket. Standing in the presence oi
what now proceeds in the Southern States.
will any thoughtful man say that ''the mis-
sion ofthe Republican Party is ended?" Will
any man say that Republican Administra-
ton could now be spared?
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The stomach as an Ay.ne.r.

For every breach of the laws of health that we
commi the stomach inflicts penalty. Headache
oiliionsness, nervous ,remors, constipation collie,
heartburn, nausea, debility and mental depression
ragged stomach is capable OF imposing upon us To
bring back his vengefu organ to its normal condi-
ton to ptacate, invigorate and regulate it-there
is nothing in The wide world so potent course
of Hostetters stomach Bitters. Tn Ter the opera
lion OF this beneicen vegetable corrective and ton
&c, The gastric juice becomes pure and health III
solvent and resumes its natural flow. The effect
is the same on the hillary secretion, and in fact
all the fluids of the body and the final result is the
removal of every painful or unpleasant symptom
accasoned by the rebetlious action OF the digestive
orgtn sep9 eodSwlw
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o secure his services in Houl,on have been

to secure his services in Houlton have been,
we are led to conclude, rather more deter
mined and persistent than is ordinarily re.
sarded compatible with other interests of per
haps equal or superior importance to the gen.
ersl prosperity Of the denomination 10 the
State.
MIR. Leverett Lord of this city, who so sell
dom leaves his home and business for pleas
IRE excursions, is now making a visit to his
friends and relatives in Ohio and other sec
tons of the western country, enjoying him
self hugely no doubt.
A gentleman left on our desk the othe,
Quadruped fowl of species not describe q
" Darwin or any other speculative theorist
ancient or modern. 1t seems to be comb.
cation Of The animal and vegetable kingdom
and would perhaps make valuable addition
10 Beeman's cabinet of curiosites. The body
appears to be alive, and will undoubtedly re.
produce itself hundred fold by careful cul
ivaton; while the wings, four legs, &c, vii
soon outlive their vitality and usefulness.
Sentimental young ladies and susceptible
Young gentlemen greatly enjoy the Harvest
Noon season; next, perhaps, to the honey.
moon.
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The sale Of State lands on Wednesday
brought more cash into the treasury than
Was anticipated. 1t was thought it
would not bring over 100000. but the
sum realized is Sl45, 553,63. The terms
of payment were one-fourlh cash down,
and Of the balance one-half is payable in
one year, the other in two years. The
State still has fifty townships or parts of
townships reserved for settlement, which
have been claimed by the European and
North American railroad. A recent de-
cision OF the court settles the title to the
most OF these lots to be in the State.
These will probably come into market
next year, and the last Of the State lands
will be disposed of. -
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No Excuse for being sick.

No person can use Boschee's German Syrup with.
9ut get ing immediate relief and cue. We have tue
1rst case oil Coughs, Colds or Consumi tion, any
disease oil the Throat and Lungs. yet l., hear from
that has not been cured We have distributes
every year Tor three over 2Jo00l sample bot.
Ties by druggists in all parts Of the United States
No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave tn il
preparations such = test as this. 10 TO our Drug
slss. IL. l.. Fuller and Partridge Brothers and get
sample bottle Tor 10 cents and try 1.-two doses
will re. ieve you. G. q. GREEN, sole Manufactur.
er, W oodbnry, n. j. sep22. 'rT&SSwly
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against its neighbor, the Journal. Speaking
Of libel suits reminds US o. the trifng $780,
900 suit brought against us year or two ago.
For the encouragement of the plaintiff in the
Augusta suit, we mention the fact that in our
case the costs ofprosecution were all paid by
the plaintiffs attorney.
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The exhibition of the Maine Pomologi-
cal society at Portland this week made IL
splendid show. The beauties and riches
oforchards and gardens were presented in
lavish abundance. Near a thousand of
entries oil fruit were made upon the books
OF the society. aud the floral department
was correspondingly large. Our farmers,
orchardists and gardeners have made "A
gala and profitable week of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-26

The Bar-room Remedy tor all ailm- Mt is
Rum Bitters, surcharged with Fusel OIL, a
deadly element, rendered more active by pun.
gent astringents with which il is combined
If your stomach is weak and liver OF bowels
iisordered, strengthen and regulate them
with Vinegar Bltters, purely Vegetable AL
teratlve and Aperieht, free from alcohol and
apable of intusing new vitality into your
xahusted system. septl7-+&s4w
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Special Notices.
HALEs$
SUBSTITUTE FOR CASTOR OIL,

The most reliable and safe vegetable substitute
for castor oil ever compounded INSTANTLY relieve,
Colic Cramps, Darrhtea, and all diseases of Child
rem TeethIng. Causes natural and healthy slcep
gives rest to mother and child, regulates the bow.
square up from suffering, puny weakness, to strong
and robust heath. perfect medici .e chest FOR
our little ones ONLY 25 CENTS, by all dealers
Ck00 will be paid FIR any case of Dyspepsia
DUUU Biliousness, Liver Complaint or impure
Blood that DIR. JOB SWEETS STRENGTHEN.
tNG BIFTERS will not relieve or cure when all
other remedies fail it directions are followed
Sold by all dealers. iune2otSw3m
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER,
Yle Delicious Family Medicine,

1t is the tost reliable household remedy ever
compounded 1t never fails TO afford the most graft
lying relief. Is range OF administration is bound.
less, ITS effect always certain, and agreeable in
flavor that It must suppant every otter medicine
in the treatment of The above ailments. Its claim
to superiority consists in the combination of the
True Jamaica Ginger, with the choicest aromatics
and genuine French Brandy. Referring to this
elegant combinations ~
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REMoyAL.-F. c. Foote has removed her
stock of hair goods to 40 Water St, over
PIerce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
d to exhibit to old and new customers her
arge assortment of switches, brads, natural
curls, &c. Work of all kinds done to order.
june6+tf
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Sciatica, or neuralgia in the sciatic nerve,
IS generally felt it, or near the hip joint, and
may be an intense pain without much
lsmeness or it may be both pain and lame
ness, and to cure, use Renne's Pain Killing
Magic Oil on the limb and in the hollow OF
he foot freely. Its use cures as surely as i,
is used thoroughly. sept23- t&wlw
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SUMMER
COMPLAINTS,

'nHOSE who fear the advent of Cholera Morbus
i Cramps and Pains, Diarh9a Dysentery and
AL Tie ailments ant diseases incident to the sum
mer season, should procure 4 bottle of that great
preventative OF disease
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DR.. SANFORD SAYS.

81 a series of experiments in the use of brandy in
the treatment Of diseases for which this prepare
ton of jam lea Ginger is smmended, co vinced
mt IN II it vastly superior to alcohol as used by
all other manufactures. 1t produces more bene-
nclai aetflngenry In summer complaints, while its
lmulaiing effects IN the weak and sckly are more
unliorm ana Lasting BY its use, also, the harsh
: Il gent taste OF alcohol rom which poisonous
iusil oil is seldom absent, il entirely avoideln
Assured of Its superiority all other prepara.
ions of Jamaica Ginger, by careful compariso on
with all known Essences" and EXTRACTS" the
generaL AGENTS ofrer. in good falh. a rewnrd of
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Premiums, $4,000

FIRST DAY-SEPT. 20,
No. l-Pnrse of 800, for horses that have never
beaten 81; 500 to first, 500 second, 500 to
third, slot tourth.
5. b. Hill Calais, enters g. M LADY West
ihotnas McAiooh, bangor b. &. Hiram Dyer
J. NJ. Gurus, F0Xcroit, " b. Z. Fl ed Logan
w. f Co,ill. Bangor, cg AnOdynt
+. w. Haskell Wat.rvil!c, " c. < Frank II
+. l.. Norcruss. Manchester" b. IN Am,
Chas. Bufkett, Appleton, - b. $. Red JACKIE [
f F. Bessey, waverley, Mass, enters
b. 5. Martin Luther
No. purse of $500, orhorses that have never
beaten 100 $3.50 to first $75 to second as to third
$50 to fourth.
J. II. Morse, Oxford. Mass, enters b. NJ Lady Nell
{. ii. & j. NJ skinner, st. Albans, cutters
j. +. b. Wheelden Bangor. enters -
g.g Honest Farmer
gig. Andro<coggin Boy
G. c. Goodale. Newport, enters b. g Honest Harry
Owen Dugan, Bangor, q" b. Z. Major
W. 4. Avery Ninalaaven, - (. Genera,
Q. NJ. shaw, Bangor. b. s. Silver Eve
q. A. Murchie, Ca ais, I" b. M Olive Logan
J. w. Withee, Waterve, b. e. Togus ~
DR.. o. Fuzgera d, gg jim Fish
Charles Burkett, Appleton, Little Mac
SECOND DAY-SEPT. 80
No. S--Purse of $3.50 for horses that have never
beaten 2:iO si5 TO first so 10 second, $50 to third
Si5 TO four h.
H. G, Bracket, Dixfield, enters
James Keegan, Augusta, enIers 5. z. Milo
K. l.. Norcross, Manchester, b. m, Amy
;. Is. HUI, Calais, " e. nj. Lady W, st
Thomas Nc Moon, Bangor, b. g. Hiram Dyer
John ID. Miller, Waldoboro', " x. Stonewal
F. w. Haskell, Waterville cg Frank
W. E. Oyill, Bangor, c.g. Anodyne
j. W. Withee, Waterville, g b. <. Togus Boy
E. F. Bessey, Waverly, Mass, enters.
b. 5. Martin Luther
No. Purse of si50, for horses that have never
beaten "a; 1925 to first, $40 to second so to
third, $4j to fourth.
&C: Goodale, Newport, enters b. 6. Charley Morrill,
j. W. Whhee, Waterville, " c.g. Ludlow
j. VI Curtis. Foxcroit, b. e. Fred Logan
b. S. Wright. Boston, i" c. IN, Lady Williams
Geo. III. Hicks Charleston, 90 blk. :, Arthur
THIRD DAY-OCT.1.
beaten So $50 to first s5 to second, sij to third
$50 to iouitE.
III. W. Bracket, DiXfeld enters
g.g. Androscoggin Bow
G. c. Goodale, Newport, enters r. e. Honest Harry
owen Dugan Bangor, - b. e. Major
Z. NJ. Moody, Belfast, g :. e. Sorrel Fred
o. NJ. Shaw, Bangor, " b. s. Silver Eve
q. A. Murchie, Calais, b. IN. Olive Logan
John ID. Miller, Waldeboro', " x StoneWall
{. IL. J. NJ. skinner st. Adams enters
J. II. Morse, Oxford. Mass, enters b. m. Lady Nell
J r. b. Wheelden, Bangor, "g. e. Honest Farmer
J. w. Withee, Watervllle, b. &. Togus Boy
DIR. .. Fitzgerald, Dexter, gig. Jim Fisk
Chas. Bnrkett, Appleton, Little Mac
Grand Sweepstakes.
No G Purse of 500, for all horses: $3.50 to first!
sl'5 to second, slo5 to third, $40 to fourth.
G: c. Go dale, Newport, enters b. G. Charley Morrill,
Thomas McAloon, Bangor Big Hiram Dyer
w. f. COvill Bangor, " c. &. Anodyne
q. Ii. Bailey. Boston, &c b. z. Shepard Knapp
J. ". Withee, Waterville I" c. z. Ludlow
Charles BurkeIt, Appleton, '' b. S. Red Jacket
&. W. Brigham, Medford, ' en-. Mollie Morris
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THAT LIBEL SUIT.

.
The STANDARD msgnanimously declines to dis
cuss What neither II nor any other journal can
perceive--tne merits OF the libel suit brought
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CONDITIONS.

All the above races 10 be mile heats, best in 5,
10 harness, and Will be- governed by the rules CT
the National Association.
In ali heats where eight more start the distance
VIII be one hundred AMI 6fty yards. A horse dis
tancing the field Or part Of the shall only be
entitled to the nrst premium.
Heats in each days races to be trotted alternate
ly. The right to postpone on account OF uniavor-
able weather or other unavoidable causes is
ed. Horses will be called at 2 Z. III.
Persons attending the above races can purchase
Excursion tickets at the several stations the
line of the Maine Central and E. Il n. A. X. R.,
and branches. inciudingN y. Ii. c. and Fredericton
X. X to Bangor and RETURN at one fare the round
"Trip. Also by Steamers Cambridge, Katah lin and
City OF Richmond, on their respective routes.
JOS. Z. BASS, President.
W. II. STRICKLAND, Vice President.
TRUSTEES.
ABRAM WOODARD, PHILO A. STRICKLAND.
o. NJ. SHAW, W. Il PIERCE
p. A. STRICKLAND, Secretary.
W. c. HOLT, Treasurer. sep25-tIw
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Use Kenne's Pain KilinU
MAGIC OIL,
"U FORKS like n Cb1ru

Ut Forks Ike q Charm.n
One Bottle Of this Magic Oil in family, cures
number OF persons of Headache, Colds, Neuralgia,
Tootaache Earache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh Lame.
ness, re. 1t might be more mannerly IL each per-
son mad bottle of Renne's Magic Oh fer their own
particuarus as one man SAID, it was in his house
some in each room in the house" But
one Bot OF Renne's Magic Oil is better than none
one BoI,e or ;nne's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle of kennes Magic Oil is better than none
one Bottle OF Rennes Magic OIL better than none
One BOTTLE of Reune's Magic Oil is better Than none
One Bottle oftenne's Magic Oil is better than none
one Bottle OF kenne's Magic Oil is better than none
Use Renne,s Magic Oil, Men
Use Rcnne's Magic Oil Women
Use Renne's Magic OH Children.
Use Renne's Magic OH Invalids
Use Renne,s Magic Oh, Old and Young.
Use Renne's Magic OIL in Family.
Use Renne's Magic on Journey.
1t is the stthing to kill lice cattle and horses
and TO use Tor Harness Calls, and Sores Caked I'D
der on COWS, Horse dstcmper, Collie and Cramps
Try 1t and see. WIN. kENNE & Sons, Sole pro
prietors, Pit sfeld, Mass.
Sold by +. FULLER, Druggist Augusta Ne
sep3- t&wtf
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Labor for Sale !!

fJNHE undersigned are prepared to negotiate for
i the sale of the labor of % prison ers in the
kcnnetec jail for a term OF one or more years as
may be desired. Three large, convenient, well
lighted rooms, entirely separated from the JAIL have
been ltted up and will be shown by Mr. Sevall, the
superintendent OF county buildings.
The County Co nnis, ioners will b. in session at
their Office in the Cout House on Tuesday the 20 h
day of october, at v hich time they will be glad to
confer with parties de- ring to contract above.
Proposals will be received at any time previous to
that day.
A AnB!,i; YoUXG' Go, Commissioners
DANIEL II. THING, >Kennebec Co. Me.
Augusta, Me-, sept. IL, lS,i. sepl7 &w3w
Weekly W:hS & Courier, Weekly Lewiston Jour.
nal, Weekly Portland Press will each insert three
times.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

WELLINGTON TELLS How THE SPANTARDs
GAINED A VicToRr At lauH.-"Upon one
occasion only the Spaniards gained VIC
tory, the dsy on which st. Sebastian was
stormsd. Slult attacked Spanish corps
commanded By Gen. Ereyre. When the
Duke was informed Of the attack he has
tened To the scene of action and placed two
British divisions In reserve, 10 support the
Spaniards, but did not allow them to come
into action. He found the Spaniards run :
ming away as fsst as they could. He asked
them where they were going. They said
they were taking UH the wounded. He inn
mediatciy sent and ordered the gates OF
IrubS to which they were aying, to be shut
againsat them, and sent to Freyre 70 desire
him 70 rally his men. This was done, aud
they sustained the attack OF the French but
Gen. Fssyrs sent to the Duke to beg he
would let Ais divisions support him, AZ he
could not maintain himself much longer
The Duke said 10 Freyre's aid.de-camp, al
let Q single man fire, the Engllsh will
swear they gained the the victory, aud he
had much better do 1t all himself; besides
look though my glass, and you will see the
French are retreating." This was the case
for q violent storm of rain had occurred
and the French, who had crossed q river
finding that 1t began to swell, and that theil
bridges were in danger Oi being carried
away, had begun to retreat. The Spapiard
maintained their position, but the Duk'
said he believed they owed 1t to the storm
more than to their own rtsolution.-1h
Journal of Charles Grepiiie.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04
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nuILADELPHI WILMINGTON y
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 23rH.. 1874.


SEPTEMBER 18th. 1874.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows: for
Phiialelphia and intermodia,e stations;
$50, $40, 9 30, 1880. u. In; 2, 400. ~. 9'o
Philadelphia and Nav York. 1.sl a. M;
12.17, 12.42, SAP. D.. IN. ,,ko
baltimore and intermed stations. l2oz'
Baltimore and Weshin gton. 1852, 2o3,lo.o2
n, M; 1855. .23. S. 20. 7.l0. p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave lor IN
New Castle. 500. 1910. a. M; l.25. o.4V'
D. m. 49,; q m
Dsimar and intermediate :; ,tiuns. 5Oo
"''' N' " SUNDAY TRAINS;
Pniladslphia and intermediate stations
Pbiiadelph,a and New York. l.3l. a. 10;
baltimore and Washington. l2.5s. ZOa.
For further information passengers are re-
farra3 10 ri time tables posted at the depot
Ii. r. KENNEY. buper.ntendent