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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30


WILLING TO PAY FOR AN HONEST Gov
EENMENr.-The tax collector OF the first
district of New Orleans has been in Of
flee only two months and half, but his
returns show that in license alone he
has received more than was paid into
the same Office during the whole of
last year. The New Orleans Democrat
says this has been done without employ
ing any harsh or even urgent means to
foice such collections, but it is due to
the Cheerful. readiness of all classes of
the people to pay their taxes to Gov
ernmcut which they feel confident will
make proper application and render
an honest account of the same. The
other tax collectors of New Orleans
have been equally successful.
CoMrRoMIsING.-I is stated that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has sent an agent to Frederick for the
purpose of making an effort to settle all
the claims for damages growing out of
the Point of Rocks collision, without
going into Court. 1t is reported that
The Frederick Cornet Band, which had
several instruments smashed in the Co
llision, has received check for $l67,
and that In other cases where men were
but bruised or had their clothing torn,
'hey Lave been rewarded by the pay
lnent OF suitable sums.
Miss Mary Clampit, of Baltimore, has
ceeh sentenced to pay a inc of 500
for sending scurrilous postal cards to
several ladies' in that city. The penal
ty for this offence is fine of from 500
TO $1,000 or Imprisonment from one TO
ten years.
Adisastrous fire occurred at St. Johns
New Brunswick, last week, 10y which
S20,000,000 worth of property has
been destroyed, and $4,000 people rem.
dered homeless Over four hundred
acres were burned over, and although
the loss is not so great, the suffering is
said to be equal if not greater than that
of Chicago.
MIR. Nicholas Fish, son of the Hon.
Hamilton Fish, ex-Secrctary of State,
has been appointed Uuited Suites Min
lister 10 Switzerland.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30
FOR SALE!

A CHANCE FOR A PERSON WITH A
SMALL CAPITAL.
T OFFER the Stock, Business, and Good
/ will of my Book, Stationery and News
Store in Snepherdstown. The Business
is well established, being the only Store
of the kind in the place. Profits are good.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing ousl-
ness of this kind, will please call upon me
at once, when the terms will be made
known.
Persons indebted to me will please set
tie their accounts at once.
JLMES E. BARNHART.
June l6, 1877. II
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NOTICE..

7 HAVE this day purchased all the in
L terest and good will OF the Grange
Store, at Dutfields, which will be run
hereafter on my own account, and this Is
to give notice to the former and present
patrons OF the Grange Store that l will
have on hand at all times (or can order on
short notice. the largest and most COM
plete assortment of all classes Of Goods to
be found in any establishment in the
country.
Persons who have not heretofore been
customers at the Grange Store, will find
it to Their interest to examine my extern
sive stock of every variety of goods need
ed in the community, and would respect
fully call the attention of consumers to
the goods am now selling at the lowest
possible figures for cash or trade.
A. C.. DRAWBAUGH.
p. S.-All persons indebted to the
Grange Store are hereby notified to settle
at once, rs the business Of the concern
must be closed without delay.
Duffields, Ju3e Q, 1877. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

that Is properly taken and cured, and pay
cash for it, ut the rate Of IS per Cord 81
l2s feet measurement, delivered at my
SUMAC AND BARK MILLS, WIN
CHESTER, or 81 on cars, at any point
from Martinsburg To Harrisonburg when
closely piled and filed full. But the
cars must be carefully and well loaded, in
order 10 save freight.
DIRECTIONS:
Commence pccling the lark as soon as
the sap starts Ia the Spring, and In taking
it peel as much OF the tree n possible
even the limbs--for the young tender
bark Is the best, and Is lighter carting,
and measures we'll.
The outside Of the Bark must always be
kept mp, which will prevent It's curling,
and 1t must be loosely piled, 80 ~ 70 allow
the air TO pass freely through II, and per-
fectly dry It. The ouler or rough side
must always be kept mp In order 10 pro-
tect the inner or nsshy eide from the
weather-which being the part uscd,
must be kept bright and not allow to
mould or get wet, which Injuries its color
and strength.
GERMAN SMITH,
June 2, I'm Winchester, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

eousness. My old friend, Nelse Gala
her,--and by The way, am proud to
call him and his my friends and, further
more, am proud of them as rejecting
credit on MY native country as well as
THEIR owN-my friend Nelse, l repeat,
after so long parenthesis, gives Inc
my principal consolation. His counsel
has wisdom and his prayers have an
JUNCTION peculiar to themselves and are
well calculated to soothe bruised and
lscerated conscience like mine. He has
been, all his lite, very fond of joke
but, like myself, he has been lately be-
set by doubts. He has published vast
number of jes,s rejecting with special
severity OH the poor Irish, and his con-
science can stand it no longer. lie aud
| have, therefore, been drawn together
by some mystic sympathy. We have
exchanged experiences or, as worldly
people would say, we have compared
notes and the consequence is that we
have been the means of great consola-
ton to ore another. We have not yet
QUITE decided whether the Devil has
invented ALL jokes-that he has been
the author of SOME we cannot deny,
with all our Partially for that weak
ness.
And now, friend little, take care OF
my LATIN. There are scores Of CLASH
cal scholars who read your paper, whose
eyes | would not offend by mangled
quotations. With a list of learned
subscribers such as you have there is
no subterfuge, as there was with an
Irish lawyer who used to practice at
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AMERICAN MEDIcINR Id.

81. JOsErd MO
ale by ail Druggists. Dee. -a 1876.
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enIsStrengtheningCOrdiaI
Aliens sStrengthoningCordial

Is the great blood purifier. cures syphilis and
remOvps lImples and HumOrs ON the face.
Reason should teach US that blOtChy, rough
or pimpl a skin depends entirely upon an inter-
mai cause, anu no Outy ard application can ever
Uurc the defect.
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ksTABL1s HE'D 1866.
GILMORE SEQ. ,AttysatLaw,
Successors to CHpMlN, aos,rER & Co, ..'.
500 r St., Washington, DC.
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Aliens Liver Pills.

Perfectly tastelcss elegantly coated. For the
cure of all disorders of the onia On, LiveT Bow.
els KidueYs, Bladder, Nervous Diseases. Head.
ache, Constipation, Cqstiveuosa, Indigt tsliOn,
Dyspepsia ana all Billions Diseases such as
COnsdpatlOu, Inward Piles, EullnC5s OF Blond
to the ucll, ACidijy OF The stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn. Disgust for FOOD, FulluDss or
Weight ia the stomach, sour EructauOns sink
ing on IuueTing at the pit OF the stomach.
Swumm.np ot the Heaa, Hurried or Diihcult
Breathing, Tlutteriug ut the heart, ChOE ing ur
SuiipCatmg Sensations when in "a l. ing pustLre,
Dimne-s vi NlsiOu, Dots or Webs before The
sight Fever or dull pain in the II cad, liiiieu Y
OF PICsg'Iuuun, AeUUWneas OF the SKIN aud
den Pushes Of HeaB Burnlng Ol the Flesh etc.
ALIENS LIVER Pills may always be reued
on asa safe and eifectual remedy, anu may be
taken by both sexes az all tim 3 with Oen, tiolal
results. LY tneIT use the UaA are MADE strong.
uistrs,- after Eatrg Inward NeaKness Ian
guOr W auU 0t Appetite, arc at once removed bv
d dose or Two OF these Phi s. Thousands of per-
sons wli0 have u ed these Pills we have yet TO
hear the fr-t complaint from one who has lied
Them. They always give Ielei.
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ALLEN,s LlVER PILLa

Regulate the organs OF the system, restoring
fuuctioaal harmony ana securing tlW secretion
OF tue proper constituents at each organ. by
their acuon the Il yer secretCs It's allotted pro.
portion Of bl!e-Ihe lungs carbon. the Skin
sweat, the kidneys urine etc, and aru always
raliCb @ ASA purg8tvc,
uhe aged, ahd parsVna subjected to COnstiDa.
tiDu Para ysls, al W Meakuess OF tho Bowels,
kidneys and bladder, etc that have 10 resort
10 Injections by taung two or thsee OF Aliens
LlVer Pills, NIL enjoy uuttTAl discharges, and
by tue occasional use Of them have regular Oper
atons In those cases their strengthening aud
nutritious principles are eNlnbtto. egerA dose
Will add new STRENGTH To Tue Bowels, Liver,
Kidneys, etc, that may be worn or depleted by
aye.
Ia those Pills, a want that science has ever
failed to supp yls secured and Tits Is q thorough
putganyo that can be gwen IN satetl in cises
OF clupt.Ve tDvcr5, as small loX Eryape,as,
Vel oW Fever, scarlet and Typhoid feYers.
When the Mtcus Membrane becumU liberated
these plls act thoroughly ye; heal ulCerltCd
amt exclriatel parts I ley ire made rom uN-
traCts-fr0m new inEcgt 'uts-cutirelY yege
taU.e supelor IN every respect 90 The ordinary
pOWdrr- ana substances Of me cOWuou uuver.
Used Plls, and Ina, "A sulc uertAin, and unifO' m
action.
Price 35 cents q box on siN boxes ioT q 25 If
NUur uragqlat or store keeper does not have
Them we Wlli forward halt GOlul buAt5 90
any uCuJus3 CA Tcaelpl ui tIe price. Pr, pared
only By
AMERICAN MEDICINE 60.
81. JosErI MO.
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Aliens Pile Ointment,

THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
The reputau Ol this NJ ed'rlne Is uow ~ We i
establisneA that liberal minded mon m the nedi
ca, profession throughout 6le ntOh recommend
IT 20 Their patents as the very best Of all rene
dies tor Piles. hundreds OF the most painful
cases of lies have been cured by its use ~
very short time. .. ..H.
No medicine has ever obtained a higher or
more deserving reputation thun Aliens Pile
Ointment.
Alien's Pile Ointment is remedy OF universal
usefulness whenever On oil cerate salve Oint-
ment or embrOcat0n Is required. in case of
siOns, Cuts Ulcers, salt Hueum, rotter, ECze.
ma, Ring Wurm. BarOer's Itch, Frosted lambs,
ChUD aims. ChQppci skin, Fever Bh6tcUs, Bed
SOr8s sore teet, BunlOns, NegctaDi Q Poisoning,
Biles Of Insects, &c -....... ..s. . !.
There Is no kncJ7n remedy that gives such
lasung relioi a5 Aliens Pie Olutm eut 1t is n
new, dchEh tful aud wonderful romcdY, designed
and warTante1tO 20 super sede ail other Ointments
yet discovered.
Aliens Pile Ointment is entirely different
from any other Oiutment 10 the whole world,
perfectly harmless for tho infant or ageu; It is
cooling and graceful to the burning brow thrUD-
banish pam and alay inllamatiOn more RAPID Y
other country.
Price 6O cents boz. or six boxes for e. 90. II
your druggist or store Keeper does not have il,
we Will iOrwaid haf n dozen 10 any address on
receipt OF prce.
Prepared only ~
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
For sale by ali Druggists.
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For sale by all Druggists.
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CSdA : cs9E q day SU RE made by Agents
eDiU : eJNO selAnE our ChrOmOs ClaYUns,
s-izHz=z-s-zsszru-=us Picture aud ChTUmO Cai ds.-
100 Samples worth 81 sent postpaid for 70 cts.
Illustrated Catalogues EFRE.
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Established 1880 feb3-y
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j.,.,a.A siaa sasilv earned in these times,

di,tA, .- a. sl lHr sasilY earned in these times,
~ p.tlJ can he made in three mOnths
qpU Is any one Of eli her seXln any part
Of tho country, who IL will ng TO
worf steadily ut the employment that we turn.
ISL. SB6 week in vOur own town. Nuu need
not be away from home over night NOu can
give your whOio ume to The work. or only YCur
spare moments 1t costs nothing to Try tho
business Terms ina i5 outfit free Address,
at once, II. HALLEIr ~ Co,
teblJyl~ Portland Maine
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NJ Wewiu start you in a business you
Nv can make s5Oa weelSwithOut capital;
Money easy aud respectable for either sex.
M A. Young 2jl Bowery. n. Y.
Feb. lO-m3
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Ium0rs, LIIcers or OIL Sores

Are caused by an impure state of the blOOdi |
Strengthening Cordial aud the complailUs Will |
Aliin's STRENGTHENING Cordial. cures CoNsTI- |
PAlION, DYSPEPSIA, FAIETNEs5 OF STUMAClIa 1t
is not Il stimulating BlJters wnicn creates tlc-
titious appetite, but gentle Tome, wnlch as
sists nature to restore tho stomach to healthy
action. None son suffering with SOur st mach,
HeadGohe, COstfveness. PalpltatiOn o. the Heart,
Indigestion. Low spirits, osc, can take three
Ailen's Strengthening Cordial cures Female
Weakness II ucis directly upon the cause Of
those Complaints luvlgOratos and stINngthcns
the wnale system, acts upou the seCrotYe or;
ganaBud alIuya lDilnmmAtlOn. =.
Aliens SIengtnenng Cordial has nevec failed
70 cure merouIi9 Diseases, pain in the bones, as
IL removes from the system tho .prUuu0ing
cGuSe.SOt RGCum ard SCalG cad rehliy yield
to toe great Alternative effects OF TINS meniulne,
Allon'a streng honmg Cordial has never been
known TO fail IN giving immediate rellef in all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Urinary organs
This medicine Challenges the most profound at
tentOu OF tho medical faC1iy, many OF whom
are prescribing il TO their paticnts.
Aliens Strengthening Cordial acts as delight
fully ON the tender babe the most delloate lady
and lntirm old age, AS on the strong mau i'm
parting heath and vigorto the nerves aud BRAIN
blOOd-Vessels heart nlId liver. When taken YOU
| can feel It's hie-g giving power course through
every artery, destroying alld1seasesrn the blood
| aud giving health, elasticity and strength TO the
! whole Orgunizauon. -.
| Aliens StIelgtnenlng Cordial is acknowledge.
| ed by all c asses OF people TO be tho best ana
| most reliable blood purifier IN the wO Ia. 1t Is
| O never fllhng remedy ami can be relied upon.
| How manytheusand upon thOus nds have been
| snatChed as 10 were from tho brink Oi tho grave
| b. It's miraculous pOwtr. Who will suffer from
| Liver COmpInints. DYspepRla. Diseases OF tne
| stomach, Kidneys, Bowels or Bladuer when
| euChu great remedy is within reachl
| Volumes might be filied with proof from al
| parts OF the civilized world 10 prove that no re-
/ medy has eyer been discovered in the whole
| history of medicine thatactsso promptly. Even
| III tho wo' ST cases of SCrJfua Il good nppeHte,
| complete digestion strength and adisDOsltOIl
for exrrcI, c, are sure to follow its use If the
bowels are costlve, or heaohche accompanies
the disease the use of Alleus Liver Pills WilIe
move 1t. over e,gnt ye rs experience aud the
Increasing popularity OF Aliens medlclues are
conclusive proof.
Price s! q per bottle, or six bottles for s. 90
A. Eour @ ~ g oi t9 u ooSs oS ht's
on receipt Of he price, rt
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST JosEPH Mo
For sale by all Druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-02

"met their fate" at Nice, and, curiously enough
they all married lieutensnts who were on board
the United States frigste Franklin which was
watering at Nice in 1875.
Edwin Forrest did not always show the fiery
temper with which he was credited. In one OF
his latest years, wheu his business manager lost
pocketbook containing over $1,000 of his money,
and greatly distressed about it, Forrest WITH
out one sign of anger or peevishness or regret,
simply said in a gentle tone, Don't blame your
self; accidents viii happen. We can make it all
up 10 few nights so let it go and never mind
At the funeral services of Mr. Peter b. Brig
ham, the wealthy oyster-dealeri Boston, it was
somewhat remarkable that, after adde's by
the Rev. MIR. ia i3l Of the West Church, Mr..
Horace SeaveI, eul.vi % ..io bpstou Investigator,
euiog ICED the deceased, Mr.. Sesver lie au avowtd
inflel. and concluded his remarks by quoting
couplet: ~ there Is another world he lives IN
bliss II there is none, he made the best Of this.
Victoria of Euglaud, Augusta OF Germany, aud
Marie OF Russia are presently to receive from the
American Womcu's Centennial Executive Com
mtee deliberately bound copies OF the new
Century 70. Womeo." "R port. Of the Phan-
thropc and Charitable Institutions Of the World,'
Nv uithy W omen Oh Cur 1 list C-nluiy, ana
Final Report Of the Women,s Cent, nuial ENocG-
tive Committee" The books are records of
women's worn at the Centennial and are ii.co, ed
in cases made of Floiidi led cedar, lin, i with
Vermont birds eye maple. they are 10 he gwen
in recognition ami ackuowel gnent Of the court
esy bestowed by those sovereigns upon the
Women's Centennial Executive Committee.
The late John b. FELTON, Of California, was the
Evarts OF the Pacific slope. His fees were in
many csses nous, what j. known as "the city
slip suit" IN San Francisco brug log him SO COO
while he received as counsel IN the celebrated
Marposa land suit over 81 100000 IN money and
lands, and in several other eases his ices rang,d
between so 900 and 100 900. lie was attorney for
the late James Lick and managed the change in
trustees of the property which that philauthropist
made just before his death, receiving therefore
100000 and during the past twenty years he is
believed to have received nearly 81 900 900 in
fees for protest. services.
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South Carolina.

Judge Carpenter, the only republican among
eight South Carolina Circuit Judges, received
notice that the Hampton House of Representa-
tives had declared his seat vacant, ard he was
asked what he desired done. He replied by tele-
graph that the members Of the Senate must act
on their oaths in the matter. This is one of the
most glsring acts of bad faith on the part Of the
Hampton men. Judge Carpenter sas elected TO
Columbia circuit by unanimous vote OF the
democrats and republicans in each branch of the
Legislature, which preceded the last Chamberlain
Legislature. There is no possible flaw in his
title. The reason for unseating him is to obtain a
democi attic judge for tue district in which the
capitol is.
This Legislature has already repuda,ed all sal
aries due republicans at the time Hampton came
in, all Deficiencies for penal and charitable insti.
tut ions, and the House, as announced, has repudi-
ated the interest on the public debt. The ground
taken was that 1t was corrupt debt fastened on
the people by carpet baggers but six millions OF
this debt was incurred before the war;
The second election since Hampton came in has
lately been held, and county that has always
heretofore given 600 republican majority has gone
1900 dem oCratic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-02

Ex-Secretary Boutwell, delivered me-
mortal discourse at Barnstable. Mass, in
which he maintained the full power of the
national government to protect the per-
sonal and political rights of citizens in all
parts of the republic. OF the three great
amendments to the constitute only one,
the thirteenth is secure. The fourteenth
aud fifteenth are in peril from adverse in
depreciation b. the courts and congress,
that may destroy their value. Three
States, he said, Mississippi, South Caro-
lima and Louisiana, have been seized by
armed minorties. This he regards as
precedent full of peril. Men who will over
throw State governments cannot be trust
ed to support the government of all the
States. They will prove unfaithful in the
last case as in the first. There is no rea-
son why the power ST the nation should
not be invoked when armed bands OF cit
liens dispute the authority of the consti-
tutional majority in a State and drive out
a duly elected Governor by the bayonet.
II live 10 the belief" said the Secretary,
"in the confident belief, that the people
will apply the remedy If the evil be not
soon exterminated by the pressure of n
just public sentiment. i have full conf
dence in the triumph of the policy by
which we suppressed the rebellion. freed
and enfranchised the slaves, restored po-
litieal rights TO masters who had forfeited
everything, and now maintain that there
should be no concession to injustice, usur-
patton and crime.
By the force of events, over which, at
the various stages in the proceedings, the
nation had but little influence, the slave
holding dynasty has obtained control of
the fifteen old slave States. 10 several of
those States power has been gained by the
aid OF Il secret. compact. vigorous and un-
scrupuious military organization. By the
same agency power Will be retained tor
time. but 10 a Republic such instrumen.
talilies will disappear ultimately. Already
that organization is stained with crimes
more numerous aud more henious thar
those marshaled and massed by Russi,
an rendered 10 the world 10 Justification
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-02

Tha, equaDle state of the mind which is unruiled
by trfDg Incidents, and looks on the sunny side
of things in general, is the resalt of a beautiful
state of the brain and stomach. The dyspeptic
and nervous invalid may-athough tnis is rare in
deed feiRn cheerfnlness SIS, and may bear the har
RAISING symptoms VIII n persecute him with as
sumption OF heroic Indifference but in reality he IL
the victim OF dependency To eX pc rience genuin
cheeriulness of mind, tue stomach must recover ite
lost tone the thinking organ its normal queiu lie.
HDsieter's Stomach Bitters the hest remedy
for mental deprcs sion since they overcome the
nervous debility ami indigo ,tion which original
and loser il. Persons suffering from inhrmites
peculiarly incident to the decline of lite, ladies in
delicate health, and convalescents, derive solace
and vlgor from its use. Drive away the blues and
revive the dropping energies with this grand slim
uiative tonic. mayo teodSwlw