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Z ii E l. u n G. S
CONSUMPTION

This distressing and dangerous COM
plant, and its premonitory symptoms, ne
elected cough, night sweats, hOarseness,
wasting flesh fever-permanently cured
by "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry"
BRONCHGTIS-Ap remonitor of Pull
monary Consumption, is characterized by
catarrh, or inflammation of the mucus
membrane of the air passages, with cough
and expectoration, short breath, hoarse-
ness, pains in the chest. For all bron-
chial affections, sore throat, loss of voice,
cOuphs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03
DECLARATION OF PURPOSES.
PREAMBLE.

Profoundly impressed with the truth
that the National Grange OF the United
States should definitely proclaim to the
world its general objects, we hereby
unanimously make this declaration OF
purposes of the Patrons OF llusbandry.
GENERAL OBJECTS.
|. United by the strong and faith
ful tie Of agriculture, we mutually re-
so.re to labor for the good OF our order,
oar country and mankind.
MOTTO.
9. We heartily indorse the motto:
In essentials, unity; in non-essentials,
liberty; in all things, charity"
SPECIFIC OBJECTS.
;. We shall endeavor to advance our
2o~se by laboring to accomplish the fol
ling objects:
10 develop better and higher man
hood aud womanhood among ourselves.
To enhance the comfort, and attrac
tons OF our homes, and strengthen our
alta ihments TO our pursuits.
To os e.mutual underst anding and CO.
operation.
To maintain inviolate our laws, and
20 emulate each other in labor to has
ten the good time coming.
10 reduce our expenses both individ
nal and corporate.
To buy less and produce more, in
order to make our farms self-sustaining
10 diversity our crops, and crop no
more than we can cultivate.
To condeuse the weight of our ex-
ports, selling less in the bushel, and
more on hoof and in fleece.
To systematic our work and calculate
intelligently on probabilities.
To discountenance the credit system,
inc mortgage system, the fashion sys-
TEN, and every other system tending to
prodigality any bankruptcy.
We propose meeting together, talking
together, working together, buying to-
Sether, selling together, and in gener-
al acting together for our mutual pro-
lection and advancement, as occasion
may require.
We shall avoid litigation as much as
possible by arbitration in the Grange.
We shall constantly strive to secure
entire harmony, good will, vital brother
hood among ourselves, and to make our
order perpetual.
We shall earnestly endeavor to sup
press personal, local, sectional, and
national prejudices, all unhealthy rival
~, all selfish ambition.
Faithful adherence to these principles
will insure our mental, moral, social aud
material advancement.
L. For our business interests, we
desire to bring producers and consum
eFs' farmers and manufacturers into the
most direct and friendly relations posi-
o.e. Hence ne must dispense with q
surplus OF middlemen, not that VIC are
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03
Business Notitcs.

S9~ For RELIABLE FIRE Insurance,
call on L. A. Steiner, General lnsur-
ance Agent, at Martinsburg, W. Va.
Office a few doors east Of the Postotfice,
ON Burke Street. Over $l3,O0O,OOO
capital, and none but first class compa-
MES represented.
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cpANGER'S DEPARTMENT.

po,oma, Grange No. l6, will hold
osU meeting at Billmyer's Mill,
us re- The 5th day Of June at Z
N,.,,crP NJ. a full attendance is re-
o G,u. w. n. LEMEN, Jr.,
qu''' Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

A complete and Graphic History of Amer
lean Pioneer Life 100 YEARS AGO. Its
thrilling conflicts of Red and White Foes.
Exciting Adventures, Captivities, Forays,
Scouts, Pioneer women and boys, Indian
war-paths, Camp life, and SPOTS. 4 book
for old and young. Not a duh page. No
competition. Enormous sales. Agents
wanted everywhere. Illustrated Circulars
free. J. c. MCCURDY & CO., rhilada.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

HS- No one should ever visit Mar
tinsburg without calling on Frazer IL
Bishop, and price their goods.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHE
RY Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.


COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
Hemorrhage, or Splitting of Blood, may
proceed from the larnyX, trachia, bron-
CHA or lungs. and arises from various
causes, as undue physical exertion, pletho-
IA, or fullness OF the vessels, weak lungs,
overstraining of the voice, suppressed
evacuation, obstruction of the spleen or
liver, &c.
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY
strikes at the root of disease by purifying
tn blood, restoring the liver and kidneys
to healthy action, invigorating the ner-
yOus system.
The only standard remedy for hemor-
rhagc, bronchial and all pulmonary COM
plants. Consumptives or those predis-
posed to weak lungs, should not fail to use
this great vegetable remedy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR-SIX BOTTLES
$500. If your druggist or storekeeper
has not got it, we will deliver half dozen
to any address on receipt of price.
s3- Should the bowels be cOstive, or
headache accompany your disease, the pa
tient should procure box of
DIR. SWAYNE'S TAR PILLS.
Take first few doses of Pills, and fol-
low with Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry.
The Pills will eyacuate the bowels, which
is of the first importance, relieve the con-
gested liver, puriy the blood, strengthen
the nerves, improve the appetite and re-
move all billiousness. % cents bOX-5
boxes $l.00.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE & son.
$50 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
SOLD By ALL PROMINENT DRUGGISTS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

DURYEA'S Corn Starch, for ford, and
IL Satin Gloss Starch, for laundry pnr-
poses, are infinitely superior TO Ill good,
In that line In the market. Am selling
them At the same price as the inferior ar
ticles. Give me call.
II. ". BILLINGS.
Ma 20, 1876. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

VALUABLE manufacturing sites, in
' GLIDING the ground whereon the
Armory buiidings,the Musket and Rife
Faciones-fomcrIy operated by Tho
Government of the United States, stood
with the unsurpassed Water Power,
Canals aud Dams connected Herewith.
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TO THE VOTERS
OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

A T the solicitation of my friends, offer
n myself as q candidate for the office of
ASSESSOR-subject TO the action of the
Democratic-C Conservative Convention.
Respectfully,
JNO. kEPLINGER.
Noyo- 1876 rf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

Bag If you want cheap Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Blankets, &c, call
at Rickard & Welshans'.
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POTOMAC HERRING!

7 HAVE just received nice lot of new
L Potomac Herring. Give me call
and be convinced that | always sell the
best. W. L. LEMEN.
Nav %, 1876. II
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uufriendly with them, but we do not
need them.
Their surplus and their exactions
diminished our profits.
To be continued neat ,ceek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-03

The United States
vs..
The llarper's Ferry
Water Power aud
Manufacturing Com In Chanc,ry.
pany of West Virgin.
ia, Francis {. Adams
ct al.
The United States In Chancery.
vs.. No. !.
Francis &. Adams ct al. J
The United States
vs.. In Chanccry.
Francis c. Adams, Gin. No. .
ton Lloyd, &c.
by authority conferred on me as com
missioner, 10y virtue OF DEGREES passed
by the District Court of the United
States for the District of West Virgin
ia, ut Wheeling, il the above thrco
several chancery causes, ] shall proceed
on
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WESTERN BORDER.

AGENTS WANTED for the New Histori-
cal Work our
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SUMAC! SUMAC!

May %. 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
n1HR GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS
Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS

THE WINDSOR HOTEL
i Saratogs Springs, N. Y.
This and first class hotel occupying the most COM
mandng position Broadway overlooking Congress Park
aud the other hotels Is for the reception OF guests
Visitors to Saratoga will find the Windsor, with its baths
electric bells elevator spacious lofty celingsd and
cool pazxss Of the elegant and com hotels
in the country. Transient rates. 81 SO per day.
JOHN Z. POOLE.
Rronr iaf4r
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY le ls7e-rRIPLE SHEET
SUMMER RESORTS.

ORIENT POINT HOUSE. ORIEN POINT, L. l., STU
" ated Of Long Island ironting tho
Sound and Bay-rhs House kept expressly tor summer
bo and has OF tho finest locations in suffolk
county pure air. fine views and drives excellent fishing
and splendid bathing. among It's attractions send for
circulars Reached Long Island Railroad and
W. W. Colt from Peck slip. n. B PARSONS.
DARK HOTEL, WHITE SULPHUR SPINGs. SARA
togs Lake, Is open for the reception Of guests
Connected with this hotel the finest white sulphur baths
in the lntry. Address SIM LELAND CO.. Saratoga
Snrin
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Party l;aacuses.

Old Nathaniel Macon, long a diSlin-
guished Senator from Georgia. absolute
ly refused to attend party caucuses. He
said he attended one, anil was cheated ut
it, and he would never attend another
| Like him, we have been cheated not only
at one hut COED many, and hereafter VIC
shall keep out OF al lftheir action suits
ns, we will Sustain it; if not, we shal! de
nounce it; but we will never become the
slave OF any man, clique or party.
This is forthe information ofJeremial
Williams, of the Wooistald SpIKtr oE
DEMOCRACY, who seems to think party
clucu'es always do right, and goes il
blind in their support and vindication.-
Athens Journal.
There he goes again! Ia his arlorto
impart information to US, Bro. JONES has
once more neg elected to inform himself
Evidence easy Of access and ample in
quantity, il lie hal cnosen to turn to it,
would have prevented him from STUN
bling over this error
We are very glad to be quite sure o
what we had not much doubt of before,
that Bro JONES will support only such &C
tions of caucuses and conventions as
suit him. We are member of that fra
ternity. asa
But the pith of Bro. JONES' remarks is
to be found between the lines. Bro
JONES, "Uncle DUDLEY" has nephew
who is not stone blind. r=H..7g.
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stand Firm!

The saving which the House proposes
to effect amounts in all to the large SUM
of $40, 900, 900, equal to nearly 81 head
of our whole population. This can be
done without embarrassing the public
service, and indeed it can be confidently
said that if there were time to examine
the estimates thoroughly it would not be
difficult to save $4,000, 900. MORE
Herald. s.-. &. sll -sg
This is true. So far from the reduc-
lions made by the House in the estimates
put in by the Republican Cabinet being
excessive, they are really too few and
too small. n Isl
We can never have an honest Govern
ment until the officers who handle the
public money are not only held toa rigid
responsibility, but are also kept from tht
possibility or temptation of profusenes:
and corruption by appropriations sc
close to- the necessary expenditures tina
there will be no margin for stealing, ane
no surplus to be used for electioneerins
purposes. p S'st' s2@
This enforced fasting from their long
/ practiced thievery of the public funds
the r publican officials bitterly resent
Therefore 1t is that Grant and the Senat,
are trying to bully the House into back
ing out of their timely economy 4.Th'
people are behind the popular branch o
Congress, while $4,000 office holder
cheer on the obstructionist Senate.-N
r. Sun ss5 s'
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, I'm AL ca
ses, for Castor OIL. Castoria is the rssalt
of an old Physicians effort to produce. for his
own practice, an e1Keciive eaahasl1cs
pleasant to the taste and free from gripin9
Dr.. Samuel Pitcher, Of Hyannis. Hsss- sle.
ceeded in combiping, without the sss Of nloeA
hol, 9 purgativs agent rs pleasans @ sAlke
an honey. and which possesses all The desi-
rable properties Of Castor OIL Y = q 2
It is adapted to all ages, bnt Is especially n
commended to mothers as reliable remedy
for all disorders Of the stomach and bowels Of
children 1t is certain, Agreeable, absofdtsly
harmless, and cheap. Il should 30 used for
wind collie, sour stomach. worms oostivensss,
Group, &c.. then children can have sleep and
mothers may rest
2 J. B. Rose q Co. 1t zs Dsy Stsset lew YSlk.
are the sole prepsrers Of oastSfia. sftsr Dk.
Pitchers recipe. iunteo. .75vi&
| =
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rErom the Marietta, Washington County, o.
Times, 22d inst.
ATerribIe Calamlty--Three Per.
sons Burned to Death.


One Of the saddest occurrences we
were ever called upon to chronicle, hap.
pened in Belpre township, last Thurs
day night. The particulars as we learn
.hem are as follows: About midnight
Mr.. Calvin Lasure, who resides on the
plains just this side of Cedarville, was
avakened by the cracking of flames and
suffocating volumes of smoke, to find his
dwelling on fire. Making his way out
through the flames, he called to his old
est daughter, Ada, who, with his two
other children, were sleeping in the Sec
ond story of the house; his call was
answered, but the flames were SO. fierce
that exit by way of the stairs was i'm.
possible. Hastily procuring a ladder,
Mr.. Lasure attempted to enter the sec
ond story, but with the flames burstin g
from every. window, the attempt was
fiuitless and hopeless. He shouted to
them, imploring them to come to him.
but the fierce flames and dense volumes
of saffocating smoke had ov.rtaker
them, and forever closed their ears to 9
parents voice. All alone, burned, bruis
ed, and wild with grief, Mr.. Lasurt
made herculean. and heroic efforts te
rescue his children, but without avail
they all perished. Their ages wer'
about as follows: Ada, %, Ellen, 81
and James, 10. Mrs. Lasure was absen
spending the night with neighbor. al
together this is one of. the saddest affairs
we ever listened to, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lasure in their terrible sf1iction vii
have the sympathy of all good peopl
whenever and wherever their loss j
heard. The three children comprises
Mr.. Lasure's family. Cd a2t@'i@
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Or the ten places to be f.ed by dele
gates to the State Convention, Athens
got two. AS there are five counties iu
the district, this does not seem unfair
Athens had less than one-sixth of the
delegates appointed, and received one.
asth Of the places, yet the Journal com
plains that Athens was practically ig.
nored, and threatens yengeance.-Woods
field Spiritof Democracy. ..
Athens County got nothing Of any &C
count, and nothing she wanted, while the
other counties got both the delegates to
St. Louis, the alternates, the alternate
delegates at large, Central Committee
man, the m mber OF the Committee on
Platform, etc, etc Jere, your uncle
Dudley is not fool.-Athens Journal
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cETo Bro. JONES, of the Athens
Journal, and such others as have mani
tested an interest in the subject, We will
once more give reason for the faith that
is in ua, and why we haye favored the
nomination of THURMAN without favor
ing his financial views.
In the first place we do not measure a
mans fitness for the Presidency by any
"one idea" The currency question is a
big thing, but it is not everything.
In the second place, We do not regard
the currency question, under existing cir
cnmstances, as the mos. important 4ues-
ton involved in this campaign. Any
considerable increase of the currency il
utterly hopeless, and any considerable
contraction is too dangerous to be at
tempted.
In the third place, there has been nj
/ candidate less Objectionable than THUR
IMAM on that question, who, during th
Hast three months, has afforded the faint
est prospect of success.
/ In the fourth place, during thre
months past the only men apparentl
within the probabilities Of nominatio
have been TILDEN, BAYARD, HENDRIcR
and THURMAN. Mr.. THURMAN is not i
4 the list of those we admire most, hat h
is our first choice among the four named
OF the ALLEN movement we prefer
J add nothing to what we have heretofor
said, as it will soon be numbered wit
| those of whom the adage tells us "
lshould speak only that which is good.
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY.
WOODSFIELD. OHIO

. q - stsr-a
7 HAvR established 8 cigar manuiactsry IN
j Woodsfeld, in RsIsHERs's hnildins ,SsSth
Of the Court House, where / will maufssture
Fine Cigars, Tips andStoeas,
For the trade Of konros md adjoining csul-
ties atprices which wflf compare favorsbly
with those Of Wheeling manufacturers.
nv sTOGA CIGARS Ss--rs's
Will be manufactured from the fuest quality
Of Kentucky tobacco. TIPs win be made from
Massachusetts, and FMs. CraAss froms Con.
nectiout and Havana tobacco. Theepstson-
age Of ~ I'd
Merchants and Traders
Generally in Monroe county Is solicited. Or.
ders will receive prompt attention. Call snd
examine my stock before purchasing eise.
where. FRRD. ROSRMKIKR
nov2S,7sr. Woodskeld, ohie.
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Nothing like dressing quick, girls
The Chicago Tribune tells how two
girls, pupils of an Illinois seminary.
w;re about leaving their room for church
last Sunday, when a dispute arose as to
which had occupied the most time in
d essing. The discussion waxed warm,
bet was made to be decided on the
spot, and three other girls were called
in as judges. The contestants removed
all their clothing, and at the call OF
.aime" sprang to the contest. For :
few moments the air seemed filed with
flying bits Of feminine drapery--shoes,
stockings. garters, etc.-and the winner
was all 'shool;ed up and had her bon
net on in seven minutes and thirteer
seconds, the other girl coming out il
| less than o half minute behind.
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BRO. Jere. Williams.

Bro. Jere. Williams, in the last Woods
geld SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY, emphaticaly
disclaims any sympathy with the curren.
cy and early resumption heresies of Mr..
Thurman, and says: "Not. even in a
dream did we ever approve Thurmau's 8
financial views, aid our disapproval has
been often and emphatieally expressed"
At the same time our neighbor claims
that his financial views .'nearly CORES.
pond with our own, and that he does
"not want platform which would ig
more the currency question: All right
we accept this as being candid and
true. What now puzzles us is that Jere
should espouse the cause aud apparently
press the nomination of Mr.. Thurman
or Of any other man who holds to doc
trines and opinions so widely at variance
with his own on question of such
grave Importance to the interests ant
prosperity of the people2 TO US his at
tituae on this subject indicates either in
sincerity or inconsistency.
Unlike our dear brother, we are op
4 1
posed to any postponement of the green
back issues until contraction shall hav,
hopelessly embarrassed, if not utterl,
prostrated, the business Of the country
We can see nothing Tor but little) in tn
success of the Democratic party at tn
approaching election on platform o
policy precisely identical with that of th
Esspowers that be" on this momentou
question. Nor can we witness with an
degree Of patience the impoverishmen
Of the industrial classes, and the appal
ling bankruptcies which our neighbo
seems to contemplate with such stoIid ir
difference, and which are the legitimat
fruits of the combined efforts of th
wealthy FEW to still further enrich theu
selves at the expense Of the suferin
MANY.--Athens Journal.
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From the steubenville Gazette.l
Hit In the Bull's Eye.

aThe editor of the Woodsfield SPIRIT
does not like salary -grabbers.' He pre-
fers National Bank thieves. He is one of
the class himself"
Jerry Williams is not thief, nor are
National Bankers hieves. Give US hard
arguments, gentlemen, and softer epi.
thets.-Atkens Journal.
We are unwilling to say that in care
fully collecting, and giving editorial
prominence to everysdisparaging fling
false or otherwise, made at the editor ol
this paper, Bro. JONES has any other OBJ
|ject than to do us Justice. We may say
however, that in the present Instance oul
gratitude for the vindication is sotnewha
mitigated by the fact that the heading
lt'Hit 10 the Bulls Eye" placed over th'
Gasette's coarse calumny to make it NOR
conspicuous, did not appear in the Ga
zette. o @
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sn6Mr. E. H. Davis, wife and daugh.
ter, of Garnett, Kan, Mrs. Miles, OF
Somerton, Ohio, T. W, Smith and wife
Of Springfield, H. F. Davis, W. E Estes
(Brother Wadkins) Miss Ruth Davis
and Miss Estes, Of this county, passed
through town Wednesday on their way
to the mines. After spending a few
hours at the smelter and visiting the va
rious shafts, they returned 10 Ozark and
honored the Monitor and Leader Office
with a call. Remaining here shor
time they proceeded to the cave, where
they spent the remainder Of the evening
in exploring some of Christian county't
natural curiosities IN Monitor and Lea
der, Ozark, Christian County, Mo Sth
inst. - r.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

eSEALED PROPOSALS win be received BY
y the Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their Office in Woodsfeld, to
Friday, the 4h day of August, 1885,
For the building of wrought iron bridge
across Sunfsh creek at the head of Ford's mill
dam, in Center township. in said county. The
dimensions are to be as follows: Length of span
60 feet, width of roadway IA feet X5gYs
said creek the bid must specify the cost Of stone
work by the perch. A good and sufficient
bond must accompany the bids. The Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject one or all
bids, Bidders must furnish plans and spsciA,
cations. .afa stfefT5Is. s.,t.,5ss
By order of the Commissioners.
-. VIM. WEDDLE,
-sa2e Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
june27, '76w6.
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,Deh) advertisements,
Stock Holders Meeting.

THE stockholders of the Bellaire and South
i western Railway Company are requested
to meet in person or by proxy, at the principal
business Office Of the company. in =
Belldire, Ohio, august l, 1870, :
at o'clock p. M, to vote on the following
questions: s'''A ss'@
1st The extending of the chartered powers
of the company from Woods6eld, Monroe coun.
ty, passing through Noble, Washington and
possibly Morgan counties, Ohio. to Athens, in
Athens county, Ohio.
ID. The increasing Of the capital stock. Of
the company to 81 100000.
| Sd, The authorizing an issue of bonds, se.
cured by mortgage on the property of the COM
pany, for the purpose of completing and ex'
tending said railroad. W "a
BY order OF the Board Of Directors. -
| juus27, ,'76td A. W. ANDERSON, Sec.