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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

HoHooay's Pills, a Certain Remedyfor De-
Initiated Constitutions, Loss Of Appetite, and
LolCness of Sprits.-Mr. Richard White, Of
No. s Albion-square, Manchester-road, Brad
ford, was afflicted for several months with bod
lly weakness, loss of appetite, and lowness of
spirits, he was for long time patient at the
dispensary, but derived no benefits whatever,
the medical attendent stated he was in deep
decline, and that medicine was of no further
use to him. About this time he was recon-
mended to try Holloway's Pills, and this in
valuable medicine speedily effected perfect
cure and he has ever since enjoyed the best of
health
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

NOTICE is hereby given that the Alderman will be in ses-
~ sion at their Room Monday the 14th inst to
clock, p NJ for the purpose receiving evidence of the
qualifications of persons claiming right to vote III the
election Of State and County the ensuing election
Aug. 4, 1854. JERE ROBINSON, Chairman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

Sugar House syrup,
A ND New Orleans Molasses, for safe by
a March q. 40 NJ. +. GAENETT.
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Clinton Hotel, New York.
PRICE REDUCED!

THE undersigned, Proprietor Of the above named, well
| known, and long established HOTEL takes this method
Of informing the patrons Of the house. well the public
generally he will tie first August reduce the price
of board from Two Dollars per day to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The attention Of strangers and others visiting the city,
either business pleasure is particularly directed to the
eligibility of the location being situate in the heart of the
business part of the City, directly opposite the City Hail.
and Public Offices within short distance Of the most
prominent places Of amusement.
A. b. MILLER.
3 & Beekman Street. New York, July, 1854. 4w7.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

o. The Belfast Free Press charges upon
MIR. Reed, the wing candidate for Governor,
the following -
lst, That Reed sold his land for custom
house site.
Cd, That he received 50 900 for the same.
80, That other lots could have been had
much cheaper.
4th, That his letters to Secetary Corwin
clearly show that he attempted to turn his
agency to his own account by offering his lot
of land 20 the United States without disclosing
his ownership of the same.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10
House Paper.

A LARGE assortment of and beautiful patterns %
- House Paper. Common medium satin and god,-com-
velvet and gold borders More opening, for sale
by 4D SAWYER * MAGOUR.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10
Tax Notice.

THE Faxes assessed upon the citizens Of Bath for the yeaD
1854 are committed 10 collect III paid within
thirty days. per cent within sixty days. per cent win BE-
discounted and if paid in three months they or
dered to be sued. AMMI r. MITCHELL.
July IL Tfeas'r and CoHN.
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PianO-FOrtes, MeIOdiOns,

Ts,Ons'sriiy on hand, Orfurniahed at short
warranted 70 give satisfaction Thsy S Mn
De SOLD AZ the to1rcsf manufacturers lrccs - 80
Pano-Fortes from the wen known nlanpeac.orr -
Allen, Boston, Mass, and Patent MeIodions from ~,
manafactory OF N. D. Smith, New london, CT ~
Is above names instruments unsurpassed for beap,
and quality Of tone; please call ana examine them
IT hareroon over >. sawyers, WiIkinson's Block
ba m, hg T.. Or 80, A. W. BECkRITH, Agent.
DHeH' '""e 20 1914
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

LARGE asssrtment Of Mems Thin Boots, that will b
"a sold at discount from former prices, by
July 25. j. W. ROBERTS.
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ABOyS' Boots.
Selling OF.

GOOD assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Boots ju
l receivedb by J. w. ROBERTS.
July %.
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COMPOUND Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freekles and
a pinplcS from the face. aud for the Of chaFpe4
hands, prepared and for sale by
j. MATHEWa,
March 23.I5j Sagudahock Building,
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

OF the best quality ust received Also sad Irons
~ Patent Sc-heatiEg Smoothing Irons, by
Oct IL. RI. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

FURNACES, of the most approved patterns stationary
and portable, for heating Churches Dwelling Houses,
Stores &c, put up and warranted to give satisfaction
the most reasonable terms, BY ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath, June II, 1858 52tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

Brig Cariann, Ames, Georgetown, sc.
Brig Metallack, SkoIfield, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Vernon, Brown, Wilmington, NC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

NOTICE TO MARTNERs.-The Wilmington NC, Journal Of
inst that the Lightbuat stationed of Frying Pan
Shoals parted her cable time previously and had
towed to Smithvle, NC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

Ar at Havana 25th ult, bark Odd Fellow, Elliot, Sierra
Morena.
Ar at Sagua 2Sth ut brig Castlian Pnkham Maanzas.
Ar at Shields 14th uIt, bark Magnolia Haskell, London
to load for New York
AT Zaza LIST ult ship Champlain Woodward for Falmouth
ldg.
Cid at Quebec 29h ult ship Gen Dunlap, skolfeld Lv
erpooL
Ar in the outer roads, Havre, 18th u ship Metropolis
Trask, New York.
At Havana 25h ult, ship Grotto Stuart for Cowes Idg.
York
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

OXFORD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.-The
democratic convention to nominate cand-
date for Representative, has been called at
Paris the 18th of August
The Oxford democratic Senatorial and
County conventions are to meet at the same
place on the same day
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10
AUGUSTA DYE House.

IL articles for Dyeng Cleansing left at ALFRED T.
R0BINsoNs Grocery Store, Front st., Sagaiehock
Ferry will be forwarded and returned without delay. Silk
and Wooden dresses Dyed in first rate styles also Swawls,
Handkfs and Ribbons All garments dyed without being
ripped Shaws of all kinds ceansed and Parasos dyed
Carpets ceansed and colors frightened.
Also for sale at the store Of A. r. r. superior artcl
Soap, for removing grecsc, OIL paint &c. from Gents gar
ments, with directions for use. ALE. r. ROBINSON.
Bath, June 49,
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.HnSf RRc1al
MOre VI deLaine Remnants.

A MOTHER lot of those Misses Goat ANGLE Ties, by
- July % j. w. ROBERTS
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Preserves of all kinds.

TAMABINDS, Jellies, Marmaades, Syrup, Olives CapeTs
Martinocs, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardfnes tFeatIne
Isinglass Hops, Brona, Greats, &C.. for sale by
81 A. q. PAGE-
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Lace ShaWls.

GONE very expensive, just reccivedby
- July 49, j. Il. GILMAN.
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August, 1854.
M A r. KED DOW NJ!

- - - -~- -@-~ -A) 49, ~ w ~
consequence of the being so far gone and wish
ing to make room for my Fall Stock shall offer my
Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices which will
induce every one in want Of DRY GOODS of any descrp
ton to call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere My stock Of Silk Tissues and Berages (pain
and hSured) Mouslins, Lawns Gnghams Prints &C., will
be shown at prices to suit the economical Bcrage
and Muslin de Lainesa great variety and good article
for ii cts splendid assortment Of black and colored All
Wool De Lans Of which fine and the most
desirable shades Apines Apaccas, Canton Cloths, JAS
pers Debages, and all kinds of mourning goods. Black
and coored Silks Of nearly all Styles kinds and prices
5S cents to 81 per yard Vstes good assortment
tremey low prices Shaws Of about every kind in use
from l2 cts to $25, among which is splendid variety
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls of and quail
ty Thibet, DeLain aud Black Silk Shawls Also a few
very choice White Grape decided good bagans Wooden
Goodsa great variety for and boys WEAR adapted
the season. Beached and Brown Sheetngs, Stripes De-
MINIS, and Fannels of all descriptions bargains. Hose-
ry Gloves Embroderies Trimming Goods and Parasols in
abundance. Bonnets Ribbons and Millinery Goods Of all
kinds Carpetngs of nearly all styles, varying in price
from % cents to $120 per yard Oil Competing various
widths and prices Rugs, Mats, &c &c. Also prime
sortment of Ladies' and Misses Boots and Shoes.
The above embraces but small portion of my stock all
OF which, together with additions that being weekly
made in order to keep the variety complete, will be offered
to the purchaser at satisfactory prices the price
system strictly adhered to il all cases.
p L. AVER.
Wiscasset, Aug. s. 1854
= Merchants and Milliners from the adjoining towns
supplied at the lowest Boston prices Good articles of
MOoenSocks and Yarn taken exchange goods 6wS
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IS NOW-a-EDaVs.' ?;

4 GOOD assortment Of Gents Congress Boots may be
n found at reduced prices, at the store Of
July %. j. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

OPENING this morning, Cases of those beautiful
OsPaid VI deLaine Remnants.
March l. OWEN & co
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Gentlemen.

no you want extra French or Common Calf Boot p
~ or Cloth and Fancy Boot ?or common Shoes Of any
kind !-or Silk Hat !or Fancy Cap If So call on
Apri ~. 40 L. S. FISHER.
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Music.
City of Bath.

4 LOT Of " Shakers" Spinning Wheels for sale by
! \ Aug. s, 1854. VI. F. GANNETT
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

THE Beauty OF DEArH. Sometimes sell
fshness is merged in that perfect love which
casteth out fear An English East India
man on the coast Of Cornwall was recently
wrecked. The captain. finding that there was
no hope of saving his daughters, who were on
board the ship, took them on his knees, and
said,
Nv children. we will die innelher
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10
Boston, June 20, 1854.

For further particulars an examination Of the instr-
ments, call on A. w. BECKWITI his Piano Rooms on
Broad St. who has them for sale. 3w7
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

WOodcn Ware,

A Ell. kinds Of Wooden Ware for sale by
II Nov. 16. A. 7. ROBINSON.
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Rarege de LaImes.
Toilet Quilts.

THE balance or Barege de LANES will be sold No Pr
Jnly Is OWEN Co
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WINES AND SPIRITS.
For Medicinal Purposes.

JAMES MITCHELL. has been duIvappoimtc by the
y Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city TO sell
Wines, Nc ,iorm .diCinilnd mechanical pnrp1scE on
ly.agrernby iohe Act fnr he -ppr W drink.
ing housesand ppling shops, and IL prepared
furnish he riclrfJr the above purposes hissoFs
OF Genre Street.
Bath Aug l9.ISj2. iHtf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11

rclipscs for the Year.

IN the wear 1854 there Will he Two
rcIinses Of the Sun, and two Of me moon,
T6e moon will be partially EcIi?sGd
On the I2th Of May, beginning al ION
52m., 4. NJ, consequently Invisible 10 Us,
>. There will he an aonu!aT EruP,c o.
the Sun on the 26,h 0; May, visible a.
follows ob
Beginning at Al. 10 min, greatest 90,
scura;ion III. Son, End Oh. Sim, +. W.
Eclipse begins I47 degrees, t? Mn
utps. from yerteX to- the right.
Digi.s, ccIlpsyd Iot on the Mortimer"
Limb. 49,.
The line Of Central and Ann"Iar Eclipse
masses through portion Of the Northern
part of the United States and Southern
part of British America.
This will be the largest eclipse visible
in the United States until the year 1900
when The Sun will be totally eclPsed, the
centre passing near Washington.
8. 4 partial Eclipse of the Moon; VIII
rise with a Slight shade on lis Northern
Limb,
4 The Sun will be totally ErIipsed
on the 2O,h of November, the middle oc-
cnrrino at Oh I4m., A. NJ, invisible.
Tins Eclipse will be central and total IN
the Southern pant Of Africa, South Amer
lea. and the Southern Ocean.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
4 Cartridge story.

The Times of y. York city states as
fact, lha, the car ridge factory at Ravens
wood. at the time of the late terrible eX
pIosion there. was engaged in filling al
order for amillioa rcar,rldges--WhIch Ial
been contracted for, to be delivered oy
giyen dav. And as that "givcnday nap
pened to be day or two before The day
Of lhe sailing Of the Northern Light, ton
Nicaragua, the Times inlimates that The
order aforesaid was given by the NIcara
qua, Land Company, with view TO IarII'
ua,e certain G,Iibusier schemes they have
in view in Mosquito and lhereaboul. The
Editor says:
The Cartridges were made with the con
zeal ball which has been used with So
much success in the Winnie guns ct France,
the weapons of the famous ChGSSeuT$ 1T
Iiac0ucs, and which in the hands OF the
Turkish marksmcn did 50 much execution
lately on the banks of the Danube. The
first of February was the day appointed ioj
the fulilmcut Of the contracI-the terms
of which, by the way, unless we are ms
informed, were such as to leave the con
tractor little hope Of profit. The question
then arises, who 2rcrc the other PnHie.
10 this contracts? For what quarter q
for what purpose was so large anumber a:
a million of these cartridges just now re-
CURED, and with what description OF wca
nan yv,ra they I'm he used Not with tht
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
A Homicide in Hagerstown.

A Homicide in HagerstOwn.
On Wednesday morning, Feb. l, says
the Ha.erstown Herald, German named
Peter r ,ese, in the employ Of Mr.. Lei
boldt, Brewer of this town, was shot at
the Tavern of Mrs, Laiiz OH the Eastern
Turnpike, by another named John Belder,
an agent Of Daniel Boiler & Co., Of Phia-
delphia. The origin of the misunder-
standing between the parties is wrapped
in mystery, but Reese was repeatedly
heard TO say that Beider had insuled him,
and that he would chaslise him before he
left the house, attempting to force himself
into Bidders room with that intention the
night previous 10 the occurrence. On
Wednesday morning he repeated his
threat, and about o'clock he and Bcider
met in the yard Of the Tavern alone, when
one Of them was heard TO exclaim, "keep
away from me or I'll shoot you," or, "lf
YOU do not 90 away, and let me alone, |
will shoot you-l am armed"-
was Immediately followed by the crack of
pistol. When the inmates OF the house
ran to the spot, they found Beider with
revolver in one hand, one barrel of which
had been discharged, and his cravat, which
appeared 10 have been torn from his neck,
in the other, and Reese was found lying
upon the ground, having been shot in the
right breast, speeches. and unconscious.
He remained in this condition until even
ing, never having spoken word, when
he expired. Beider surrendered himself
To Officer Remley, acknowledging that he
had shot Reese, but in scif-detence. and
was commiucd TO prison for a hearing.
On Thursday preliminary Investigation
took place before Justice Cook, Mr.. liar.
bine appearing for the State, and Mr..
Roman for the prisoner, when the above
facts we're elected, after which Beider was
remanicd to Jail for trial at the March
Term Of Court. Reese was a member Of
Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows, and hav-
inc no relatives in this town, his body was
taken to tho hall Of the Society, from
which it was conveyed to the Lutheran
Graveyard, followed by 'Heyser's BanG,'
the First Iagerstown Hose Company, Of
which the deceased was also a member,
and the OBJ Fellows in costume.
BAGY suow--SPLENDID Premiums.
The following communication announ-
ccs the fact that the Executive Committee
Of the Southern Central Agricultural As
ISOLATION have determined TO offer some
very handsome premiums on Ba5ies! al
the next meeting of the Fair IN Washing
ton. This is new feature in Agriculu-
raj shows:
Mr.. Ediior--Appended to the Premium
List Of the Ladies Department are the
following premiums offered by private
gentlemen, which will be awarded at the
next annual Fair:
lst premium, silver pitcher, $50 for the
handsomest and finest Babe two years
old.
2d premium, silver pitcher, s25 for the
handsomest and finest Babe one year
old.
3rd premium, silver goblet, so the hand
soonest and finest Babe six months old.
The children TO be clothed in domestic
fabrics; the premiums 10 be awarded un-
der the direction Of the Executive Com
mitlee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
Jyilt.cn far the SlcpLsrds'oprn Register
THE SLEIGH RIDE.
BY J. II. L. HUNT LN'

lis bliss indeed on Winter Night,
When the air is keen and chill ;
When the feathery snow IS falling CAST
On valley, dale and bill
Toglide along with merry, merry crew
Like lightning DER the ground
While the gngIing bells, the loud ma 'ha'
Breaks the dead silence all around
With the loud "htHO''-and away, away
..D,sb op-da.h onn-be the foremost sleigh
It's happiness indeed to be by tie side
OF her, we love for the best;
To feel her breath on our icy check
And her head on our painting breast
And as we sped DER the frozen ground
What moment Of untold bliss;
Is that, when we press her gentle hand,
AID imprint on her lips a sweet little kiss
With a loud "LUo"-'get ahead Old Grey
Dash on-dash or-beat the bob tai! bay
On, on, we sped like mountain bird,
The forests are fyiugpast:-
What care we for the Pinching cold,
Or the roar of Old Winters blast
Our hearts are warm, our conscience clear,
We have those we love indeed,
Ana he fire that burns within each heart,
Gives wings to our flying s,ccd
With loud "ha, ha'-we have won the day -
And got AHEAD Of tie "bob 'ai! bag.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
Job Work.

We wish to inform the public that we
have recently added an assortment o: job
type to our office, and are now prepared
to do all kinds Of Plain and Fancy pint
ing. at the shortest notice, and cheaper
,h2n ii can be done in the County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
Col. John NJ. Washington.

A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Shcphcrj,,own, Va. thu,
speaks of the gallant Col. Washington
who was lost from on board the steamer
san Francisco:
"It will be recolcc,cd that he com
handed the breasl-work battery On the eX-
irene RIGHT of our line at the battle of Buc.
ma Vism-whcrc, with his four guns he
ellecualy checked every effort of the enc.
NV TO turn that flank. His other Nv,
guns were on the field, under The CON
mand Of q subal,crn. Al the close o! the
battle, when tie enemy made his las! ant
expiring effort to recover the day by the
charge Of 5000 Ianccrs upon Mckee =:
Kcnmckv, and landings Illinois Rcgl
menrs, WasLi@gloa's guns were LOADED
with shell. and fearing that in their cXpIo
sion they might injure our own troops, he
deliberately drew every shelI,Dhen reloaded
with round shot, and as the enemy came
down on the devoted Regiments, he oPoncc
his fire again. and moved them down like
hay before the scylhc. BY this timely
and unusual change Of projec'ileS, he 9ave'
the Regiments until Bragg's battery came
into action again, which, combining viii
Washlngton's, drove the enemy from the
field, and won the day"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
An APPOINTMENT.

We understand, that ROBERT SWAN,
of Anegany County, Md, has been ap.
pointed one Of yhe assistants OF Col. JACK
HAYS, the Surveyor General of Ca'ifor-
MIA, with a pay of IS per day; and will
soon leave for tina, State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
Wheeling Match.

A Wheeling Match came of on Satur'
day last, the 4th of February, near this
place, for a Beef weighing 700 pounds,
Mr.. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, of this County,
wheeled nearest to the stake, consequent
~ he came off winner. The scene was
one of much amusement; several persons
in wheeling formed a perfect circular, hav'
ing come 10 the very spot they started
from.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
wood Wood Wood!

Those of our subscribers who wish to pay
their subscription with wood we would inform
them that it would be received very kindly al
this time, as we now stand in need Of it. Bring
it along Immediately friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11

&z,The best board in the world for dys-
peptic young ladies is said TO be the 'rdsh-
board Ii gives them strength OF muscle
an exuberance of spirits. good appetite
for their meals, and superaedes the necessl-
~ Of painting their faces.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11

SAD INC.DENT.-A late California pa
pcr SAYS About week since young
man, of New York, who arrived here
some time in August last, died at Saera-
mento actually of broken heart. lie
was young man of fine abilities and tai
ents but, finding nothing to do, being
enlire'v destitute, and having but few
fric5ds, he became utterly broken down
with despair"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11

@%Col. James Irby's name is mention
as a candidate for the Office Of Governor
of South Carolina, as is also lh2, Of Hon.
Daniel WalIaee,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
NIaPried.

His Excelency, Thomas Watkins Lig'
on, Governor OF Maryland, was married al
10 o'clock on tuesday morning, 3lst ul;.,
by the Rev. Hugh L. Harrison, at ST.
Johns Church, Howard County, to Miss
Mary T. Dorsey, daughter of Col. Charles
II. Dorsey, of White Hall. Well, what
of it, he has as good right to starye a
woman as any body else.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
&SaThe purchase of Mount Vernon by

NG,The purchase of Mount Vernon by
The Government is again spoken Of
While windy speeches are being made in
Congress. and thousands of dollars of the
peoples money are annually squandered,
the home and last resting place of Wash
ington, is left to dilapidate and decay.
Let the country own the place say we,
and if the government will not buy IT, let
ii be done by contributions from the peo-
pie. Shame on Americans that they have
so little respect for the memory of the ia
lher of their liberties
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-11
L Gn K & 4 2 uA3SSn S1YVM&
CHARLESTOWN.

THE subscriber respectfully calls tie
attention Of the inhabitants Of Shep.
herdslown and vicinity, 20 his Establish
ment in Charcs,own. where he keeps a
splendid assortment Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles, Ready made
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Trunks and Carpet
Bags. Jcwelry, &c.
Dealing extensively in these articles.
having also Branch stores in Clarke and
Hampshire Countess he offers great III
duccmen,s to cash buyers. OF ready
made Clothing he keeps The best assorted
Stock in the COUNTY and sells II at lIe
lowest Cry prices. Those who Will f.
yor him with d cal XII. no! leave the Store
disappointed. ISAAC ROSE,
on Main street
Cha5les.own, Feb. u, ls5l l2-I