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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-09
LAMENT OF THE MAN WHO rs
NO POLITICIAN.

Is there no peace for soul ~
That's distracted with doubt
Let us know who is IN, =,
Let us know who is out;
For our eyes they grow dim
I As on figures we gaze
That make it tor Tilden
And make it for Hayes.
o for seers and for prophets >
Like those of the Jews!
They were better than papers
That plague us with news;
They were smarter than editors
All in daze,
Who tell US It's Tilden rs
And tell US It's Hayes,
Call the spooks and the mejums,
Perhaps they will know:
Summon Slade with his pencil
And home with his show.
Let them rap on Qur sconees
To end our amaze,
Aud say it is;1Ildsn .sl &c ~ -
Or say it is Hayes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-09
Oct28

Q'IIE undersigned hereby offers reward
l. of 100000 for any information
that will lead to the arrest, and evidence
that will secure the conviction of the per-
son or persons who stole the Wheat from
my farm in this county, in March last.
/ also offer standing reward of. Twen-
ty-five Dollars for information and evil
dcnce that will secure the arrest and con-
vction of any person guilty at any time,
past OF future, of any act of larceny or
theft on any of my premises.
HENRY SHEPHERD,
JEFF. Co., VIVA,
Aug't 81, 1876. Tyr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-09
Is that phantasmal vote

Is that phantasmal vote
Hid in the mountains or swamps !
Go, Grays, with your lanterns,
Go, Blues, with your lamps; ;,
Hunt it down, and when captured,
Just give it blaze,
Whether fatal to Iilden,
Or fatal to Hayes.
We long for season
Of quiet and rest,
10 wipe off our chin
Or to pull down our vest,
But how can We do it
When boys stop their plays
TO shout madly for Tilden
Or madly for Hayes
Our young men grow gray
And our fat men grow tnlh
Fed on extras that lie
Like original sin.
Give us calm for our slumbers
And peace for our days,
For we weary of Tilden
p. And weary of Hayes. t..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-09
GEO. 4. SMITH's

IN STALE('S NEW BUILDING,
NO. GA QUEEN STREET,
GppositeJ. Fleishinan's Dry Goods Store,
MARTINSBURG, VIVA. '.'
lie takes great pleasure in informing
IL the citizens of Berkeley and adjoining
counties that he has full and well Sc
lected stock of Goods, purchasedin III n0s-
ton New York, Baltimore ana 'ariiSlo,
aud in quality and price he ciaIietIStS
comparison. His stock embraces l-a"ies; ie
Misses md ChildreIi'S Boots, Shoes ahu
Caters of every quality ana style al" u
superior manufacture. -, o. or +ho
Gents and boys Hats and 1apS Dl 'i''
VERY. latest stvles. Gents and BOYS boo's;
shoes. Caters, Slippers, and :: i''li me oI
oh1s,, 't;I5,.o;g NJ Shoes. also Trunks, ValiseS,
Umbrellas, &C., &c.
lie keeps from thevery finest hereS"
Xii and Lasting Cater 20 the common
walkinc shoe. inSuring ease ana comfort
IL iIr keeps a general and well selected
s.art which viii be constantly rcplen-
2GeJ with flesh Goods OF latest manuiac-
,nrr Ladies Caters $l.25 to the best
,,radeS: Gents Caters $l.25 10 the best
grades.
Remember the place and give him call
and be convinced of the superiority anG
cheapuess st his stock. ,
.i.J- Queen Street, Maytinsburg.
July s, 1876. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-09
Martinsburg Advertisements.
NE w GO o ID s {!

AND
DpLCFS TO SUIT THE TIMES E!
, 1876-10-02
RICE FIVE CENTS.


er se9s icy 1T Gh:1s ss sss
I'll Il Ss 4sa.as 5sttS1 Fl them hem f sS II III;
y nl,ered Into thc srk yon ought to bo anxious m M
to get others in. You ought not to bc selfish
after getting in yourselves. There remain 9TH.
crs who need q % saved, Others That DO not not
and saved -four family, ought not yo1, to ~ t,
I want tho fatl,crs ana mothers to anitn
mny convert tlio1.sanJs. f1h ~ nm c4e ~eva ~
prayer 10 up to tic throne Of erareA thnt iii
may 1nauifcst Lis mower hero e. snve sni on.
swer prayer. Then thern viii In n niohtv - wtrir
mocrs mcctng toectbcr oS The1a qay W. caea
many enod neetinrs. ,t H., "etu a stfhas 81
mast remarkable i uycr Intended. Tbcrr
wcro from HW to eo1 mott,crs' '3 Hcrc 1as 1"eFo q
mother viii i've sons; @ tepe mo,bor me,d With 1ax w.:
1notcr viii projica s" "au vhn ,tas ~ IT. i
sonlr distant iau;f; slIS didn't know whrpn ~, hN
bssa m sas vefy Gay ts q GGd
quiry rooms were crowded byI1ouircrs. in answor
e PRAYER, Let mo teil you about one mother
They had been on two or three dars on what
they called a spree. Tho mothcrJs heart was
cruahcd and broken. She got some frienda To-
Boys made ali appointment 10 meet On Tho
corner where cur 'tabcrnarIc was. They vero
going of to epcnl tho ntoht In oa1hftrn
They. didn': know anything about tlo
Tie c5rncr rlttsenta Tsse asst''g aaa Market ot
streets where our building was, Ono had rot
there and waited littlo while for his brother.
But he didn't come and be went II, and when
Tho other brother camc and couldn't ect In nor
lind his brother, liz waited anti wa7trti ,,ntii
the meeting VA out, expecting. nerhans. to % gnd
b bis ,hn hsotf5 ns @hen T. out TIC ysung
mems meeting md lie other brother On n'1i tR5
seized tho young nun wilu wsut Into The large
sefs @ a m ato ths ay Sss9 ssss
God to
HAVE MERCY UPON n1M,
and there prayed that God would save him. Ho
mother iu her house, on her knees, praying for
her boy. He says, "Mother, your prayers lavo
been answered. | have been sarcd." Tho
mother could hardly believe what she heard.
tic. They rot down there aud prayed
md md p.r,alssnE God. tho other brother ta1no
t!dings that ilo had been converted. Both of
these men l,au bcen saved III nne meeting md
IN one night. heard them the next week tell
ticr cxpcrrnee, and never saw meeting 50
lad donc for them iu answer 10 prayer. Let mo
tell you another i"sta,lru that encouraged mo
very mich. There WIS wnywaTd boy III Lon
don who had good mother, ind l,c saitl to her,
SMOTHER, am not guing tn bu bothered by
ynur prayers any loqger; am going to
America, to yet pway from your lj1tlu,
| cnce." And ate saws to l1tn, "Yout
mother ct,. reach you by the Throne of Craze,
il you 20 to America, you ru viii ind Gu upoa i
tho sea, aud In American He said he Thought
lie eos'd ' s'ake @ 81 h!s mothers prayers md
vn., T. anu s ,ca. NY ealns TO ls eountty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
A SCENE FROM LIFE:.


AyOung man entered the Iar.pomofa
village tavern and called for adfinh.. M,
said the landlord, you have, hadltbe de-
lirum tremens once, and cannot sell YOU
any more He stepped aside 70. nslss
room for cnapla VI yolSag men wkohsd
Just entered, and the. landior,l waited au
them very politely. The other stood by
sullen aud silent, and whsl. they ha.l
finished, he walked up To the lanlllesl
aud said TO him: "silx years ago, at lhsis
age. | stood where thoss young men are
now-I was o man wish f,iF prospects;
Now, at the age OF ;wenty-sighh years, I
am awreck, body and mini. Youled ms
to drink. fn this a0om formed the habin
that has been my ruin. Now, sell me a
few glasses more and yonr work win bs
done. Ishall soon be out of the way, there
Is no hope for me.-But they can be saved
Do not sell it to them. Sell II To- me asuL
let me die, and let the world be rid Of mss
but for Heavsn's sake sell no mora ls
them.' The lanlllnrd nsteAea paks anzl
trembling. Setting down kis decsntsr. no
exclaimed. God hslp pe this Ia the hst
drop l will ever sell " ply one And he
kept his word.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
A REARD NINE FEET long.

Curiosities at the Centennial will de.
mand q limit. They viii come III OH,
vast aggregate, perhaps soiled by abun,
Idant absurdilies. The managers must be
on the alert. They should neither admit
a flond Of falliss, nor excluded genuine {
oddities, They should rcsplutely weed
out .hs uanzlers who draw prizes by their
maltos maiion in the side shows ofour
gieat circuses; but such arsation as Mr..
A, kosrpen, Of Chicago, aged forty.fyr,
with beard nine Feet long, should be
allowed to walk the classic graupd Gee.
He takes care Of his name, or tail, call IL
how you please, just asa young woman
does of her tresses, and Is he stauds Z
hangs down cnnibaJ out " It's full leueih.
the surplus carried on his arm. lie Is q
good looking German evidently proud Of
his flowing locks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24

tioycrnor aud he Attorney -Grnerai arr
requested to take steps to recover the
property and have the GIFT declared void.
iiesolyed. That the exchange cf hond,
between the State aud the Chatham Road
san unqualified fraud gotten up between
the Chatham Road and the Radical eonyen-
tion Of 1868. and is not to- be thought Of
Without indignation.
Resolved. That six per ccst Is fair ipr
terest. and eight Us now allowed is more
than liberal. and we stand by aud require
our members Of tie Legislature to sustain
the present isw against usnry.
I Resolved. Thatit is a mattersof, regret
that the late constitutional Convention did
not pass what is known as the .rst amend
ment aud We expect our members 10 adyo-
cate its adoption BY legislative amendment.
Resolved, That We vote for no man for
Office who will not eudorse and sustain
this resolution.
On motion tbecoaycntion then adjoarned.
9, w. johnson, Gh'm.
j. NJ. Alexapaer.
taleb ,. Green. Secrstaries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT (.

The sea Is the largest OF all seneteries,
and its slumbers sleep without monument.
All other grave yards, In other lands,
show some distinction between the great
and the small, the rich and the poor, bu,
In the gieat ocean cemetery the king and
clown, prince aud peasant, are alike un-
distinguished. The same waves roll over
all; the same requiem Of the ocean is sung
to their honor. Over their remains the
same storms beat, and the samasun shines,
and there, unmarked, the weak and the
powerful. the plan,ed and unhonore,i.
will sleep GU uusil awakened by the same
trump
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
THE rILDEN TIDE.

The Wilmington Star says. the tide i.
setting in strongly FOR Gov. Tilden and
in all kuwan probability be will receive for
the oiges VI President the nomination ss ,he
united, energised. resolute end confident
Democracy at the ST. L"uis Convention.
We hayc been among those. willie fayoring
The strongest niau. no matter from what
quarter he might come. have thought that
the nominee should be Western man or a
Pennsylyanian In common with y large
number Of Southern journals, our policy
has been to combat the clnins to procedence
snd doplipiun Of the New York Democracy.
But times change. and We change with
them. The moment has now arrived when
behooves the newspapers Of the South TO
speak out plainly in regard 10 this aatter
Of the Presidency, aud yet TO speak mod
estly. The time to do ava, with prejudice
against New York politicians has struck on
the dial Of destiny. Either We loye our
opipions better than We cherish tllecouutfy's :
welfare and safety. or we will yield 10 the
tide aud wvve back our seats. like Canute
before the roll Of Ocean which be bad de-
6ed. Tilden Is not great mau like JeFer-
sou aud Madison aud Clay and Calhoun
Webster perhaps he could never 20 inn
pres the country rs Pierce and Lincoln
and Chase did. But he is an accomplish
ed politician. an able man d sincere refn ,ner
and he has strength and poSer just where
.he Democratic party requires strength
aud power. Placed ON ticket With q
distinguished Western man Of equal ability
aud local popularity. who has no record
that could damage him in other sections.
Tilden would almos, Inevitably be elected.
The tide Of ieform would set IN and swell
until 1t stretched over the country aud
buried the last trace Of Grsnlisln, just as
the great tide Of time has swept clean =
way some Of the graud cities Of old.
All this not in the why d. appeal or die
tation. We stick to what we have sal
all a,ong the South must accept, not
propose nor create. What is here inti-
mated is simply reflex Of opinion. And
what wc mean is merely to say thst if Til
den is the man for the crisis. We are satis-
ded With Tildcn, II looks now as if the
country is about to accept him spoutaue-
ously.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
THOUGHTS fUksATURpAY NIGHT

Vanity is omniyoroas.
Ehe smallest hair throws lis shadow.
There is nothing Insignificant. nothing.
What mighty eoatents rise fgolp trivial
things.
tomb is monument placed on the
limits Of two words.
Titles Of honpr add not to- Ais worth who
IS hlmselfan honor to his tisles
All that tread the globe are but hand
ful to. tho tribes that slulnber in its bosom.
Time well employed j. satar's dsadliesa
Toe It leaves no opening for the lurking
6end.
Time. with oil its eeiesity. moves
SLOWLY oa 30 him whose whole essployment
is 10 watch its fight.
The crowns Of kings do mob prevent
those who wear them from being torulented
sometimes by violent headashes.
lie that studies only men will ret shs
body ef knowledge without The soal !; aaa
he that studies only books will get the soul
without the body.
A true man never frets about his place
W tne world, Dut just slides into ~ bF the
gravitation of bis nature, aud swings there
us easily M star.
The exhibition Of real strength Is never
grotesque. Distortion is the agony of
weakness. II il The dislocated psiad whose
movements are spasmodic.
Whatever that be which thinks. Which
understands, which wills, which aQts, IL 4
something celestial and divine; and upeM
that account. must necessarily be steraak
The human race are sons ofsorrow boInls
and each must have bis portion. Vulgar
minds refuse or enrouch beneath their load;
the brave bear theirs without repining.
Out Of suffering have emerged the. stren,
gcst souls, and the most massive chaao.
ters are scanned with scars. Martyrs haps.
put on their coronation robes glitterng wiih
lire. and through. their tears have. the sop-
rowful first seen the gates Of beagens
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
HON b. II. HILL AND SECESSION

4 A report recenily circulated that Tho
Hon. d. II. HUI had prepared a speech on
secession which would be dynamite
enough 10 blow the roof of the Capital
skyward, aud make the pemocracytlowi.
II now trapspires that this runlor was !,
cdaord.--Mr. Hills coli,mcut upon the
matter Is embaln,ed bya Washington cor
respondent Of The Cinciannati Enquirer,
thus:
see the Radical papers are calling on
me, now that the New Hampshire elec.
Jon isover, to make the speech on se-
cession that ] bad been holding back on
account ofthe New Hampshire election.
This Is most Internal lie. | was amused
to see even paper In my own State
calling on me, i'll had such speech to-
suppress 1t. This ~ a lie started by the
Radsoye there, and he nodded his head
toward Blain's side of the House. Fac.
oft y | never bad any such i speech pre-
pared. could mot delivered secession
speech without stultifyiDg the record Of
my life. have made hundreds ofspaeches
against secession, but never one for II. /
always fought Yancey aud Rhett. During
the debate the other day sat and looked
al Blaine, while he was speaking. II
seemed To me that the spirit of fYaacey
and Rhett had found habitation ip his
body, and there was only one thing that
shook my belief in the doctrine Of tue
transmigratin ofsouls, aud that was the
conteinptible littleness OF the mans nature
which drove him to seek refuge In lies.
fancey aud Rhett were litter opponents,
but siey were too many to be little ordis-
honorable! All sections OF this country
have favored secession, but the issue Is
'ow dead farcvcr, and no one hut mad
lian OF fool would attempt TO revive it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24

The murderer Smith who shot and
killed Elwell Martin aud morlally woun-
,led Thomas Martin, In Stokes county q
few days since, has been seen IN Patrick
county, Va; recently, butts still Vt large.
The Raleigh News says that tiruugh the
stupidity gf somebody, ahe casss which
Prof, w. {. Kerr sent TO the Centennial,
are still detained nj Portsmouth. The
agent there telegraplled that the steamers
refused 20 take tile specimens because the
freight was not prepaid. The money was
trlrgrspheil, but sliIl the GASES remain at
l,ortsniouth, and tis very doubtful now
whether they are allowed to enter the.
ceuteuulal grounds, as the railroad Into
the gruund has been torn ~. Somebody
IL TO blame, tsccms TO Us, for the freight
not pelng prepared before the boxes were
ever started,
A correspondent Of the Newben Nut
Shell says that On Monday the sth inst;
about daik, ths hands ON the farm OF Mr..
William Waters, about six miles above
Kinston, repaired to the house for rations
when an alteration was commenced be-
twsen William whI.eiield and John cobb,
whieh after the hurting Of invectiyes
frun both rsssies, they elinched 10 COM
bat, ln which Cobb was mortality wounded,
by receiving cash near his left shoulder
about six inches long, the lpint ofthc
knIfc grazing his heart. whisoficld was
appiehended and lodged la Jail where lIc
awaits tue process Of law.
Me- lien Nc. II. Clappshot aa the 18th
uIt; IA the Kputh-east part II puilford
county, an eagI. measuring six feel six hl.
vllss aprus lllp wings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
BE STILL.

Tvs better far TO speak no word % an
Phaa uar@ur all The changing hsars mag
feel;
The sweetes. words may sometimes taste
Ike gall.
And soit hearts turn 10 citadels ef steel
The silent tkep are safest toe, Coz suck
Will payss say too li.tle. sos tee mueA
Tia better FAR TO leave Thy sksagais 90
coined
10 words, for then they cannot " pafloizsd
Nor mixed with baser metal skas to be
Palmed on the public, q f.Ls surressyf
A thought unspoken sass< eses power
outsPOken. it may perish "a an koarl
Thy heart Is thiae osp sassls. Lock ~
gate
. Tis better fas if d Be dseosto
10 % sole witness of ia empiy shrissf
And ift;s peorled Ay . work. &c thine.
Let il be siiente Who eau ssdsrssaaa
The language spoken in tAsA mystic hnds
4 shsu must speak. Ofethsss spsuk k~t GOOD
AS Of thyself. Let this be- understood.
u ihon canst mol of thep. good recall.
'Twere better far thoRdilst NOT speak alsllt
Be still The silent are the siscst such
VIII neyar say too little, nor TOO muobi
Anold ssEAsr sakasa his soas, Buys
dot you ever spesssFlaie. Or wair Cor sam.-
thin oturn uls You wight just as wsiI
gaand stt down VI siess in the miId,~
W me'klsf with aIail twix' yuur iexs.
and wax BIC a COW 70 Lavk spio you 10 -
nlilked.
AWheonsin Ollnr llHztrates the pr-
vailing extravagance ~ he pespss q t,.s
present day " ealling atisnihps ID In.
c,stiy baby carriage " use naw. whiI,.
when hc wis hahy. they ha%slsd L..
Arnnhd by the hair Of the Aead.
Science says NJ. Hol,pes, - Al $50
rlrcssf furniiuhs tW q naa 20 Ass. - =.
upper eliamher. provided hyh hos sou.s.,.
se,'sspn the ground fI.sL,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
PRRMIUMy

1853 may hsye, wifirsif charge, the Hunl,rrs lag
tas had quarter uf liza az saeh periodicals n
lhpy siu stIisscrifs- Cor.
Nrifhrr prrinissus Ia stsh~criherx naF di~rount
10 eIuhs <za ic SLOWED uuLrss The mooney \ "
pittrd direct IA the Isalais<lprs. No prsiaiams
given a. cfsh..
cireulsrs wish iarther psnsisasars iasy be had
on application.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
Al Barclay 81. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24

A pretty Tins.nn girl who dotea On I'oe-
try aud pppts, ,Iaclare that she has had
twenty-five offers ~ marriage from alln
llus " 'lissgliIgl Saqw'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24

A country editor offers twenty-five llpl
lars reward for the perpetralor sftlle fal
lowing lines:
II was loltle a,litor,
W0ulin't have time;
l wouldn't print acurscd word
FOR lessen q dellas u line,
I'd git my grub and liker free,
Aud tickets 10 the shows;
wouldn't pay for the buggy hire,
Aud wouldn't wear good close.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-24
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