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DIED.

In Liberty township, in this county, on tho 9th
inst, MIR. WILLIAM REED, in the Goth, year of his
age.
The deceased was a young man much
respected by all who knew him, possessing
much worth, industrious and honest.
He leaves widowed mother several sis.
tets and a host of friends to mourn his loss.
1t is indeed lamentable to hear of the death
OF one who was just entering upon the
prime oflife, and who bid fair to become n
useful member of community He was a
son and brother that few can be proud of,
and goes down to the grave mourned by
all, who knew him.
mhGn by a friends sad corpse We stand
', ana thlnk the soul that warmed this CLAW
has sought the pilgrims promised land,
The mansions of eternal day;
Who woul1 not wish to break the tie
Ihat pnds the unwilling soul to earth
And mount rejoicing to the sky,
Extatic in another birth ?"
n,.., For the Standard.
deceased, IN Franklin township, jackson comfy.
august ZVth, Mrs. ISABELLA GRAHAM, wife of Rev
E SultS - backus and daughter of Samuel and Jane
Oarrick; aged thirty years. N ''A'
Since last fall the illness of Mrs r baa
been of a serious nature, and when lin the
spring pulmonary consumption was added
10 'he previous complaint, all hope fled, and
this "tell destroyer" terminated her earth.
| ly career.
Mrs B. was baptised into the fellow.
ship of the Jackson Church of DiscipIes
and by her patient endurance evinced tbs
reality of her profession. Sic bore tbo
cross and now is wearing the crown
She was highly esteemed as a Christian.
nelghbor, and friend the large concourse
assembled to pay the last, the sad funeral
rites testified that friend had departed,
MIS- B. left one child, a little prattline
daughter aged three years, to stem the
tolls OF life unaided by mothers care,
Her 0ereavod husband, though sorrowing,
reJolces IN the hope that she is even now
treadlng the streets of the New Jerusalem
the city of our God, and feels anew tho
'alue OF the consultations he has so often
mlnlstered to the sOrrowing pilgrim.
A funeral discourse was delivered by
Rev. II. 7. Vose, and then her mortal re.
mains were committed to the earth. tbere
to remain till the resurrection trump shall
sound, and she with triumph cry
~ Grave, whero is thy triumph now1
And where, 0 Death, thy stngp
$500
In this place, on tho 28th inst, PurpA ANN.
infant daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Brook,
aged 2years months.
on the 20th, inst, in Lick township, SAMANTHA
infant daughter of Charles and Eliza Mcocbor,
aged months and days.
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TAILoRING,-E, J. Payne advertises in
to-day's paper. Mr.. P. is a good work.
man, and we have no doubt that he vii
give perfect satisfaction to those that give
him their patronage.
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HORSE SroLEN.-H. Powers, of Mad

HORSE SroLEN-H. Powers, of Mad
ison township, had fine horse stolen on
Thursday night last He offers one hun
drcd dollars reward for the horse and
thief, or fifty dollars for either of them.
There appears to be number of rouges
prowling about the neighborhoOd, and
should be watched.
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"Dn YOU SEE New YoRK?" is now the
only question asked by every one you meet.
We had the pleasure of seeing this excel
lent painting, and must award to Mr.. Bull
lard great praise for his wonderful skill in
getting up SO difficult piece of work.
All that have ever been in the City of New
York, testify that the portion of the city
represented in these Panoramic scenes, are
true to life, and advise all to go and see
for themselves. We admire, also, the or
der Mr.. Norton preserves during the en-
tire evening, as it is very difficult at times
to hear the person who describes the diff
ferent scenes, if order isnot preserved
The following card from Rev. Mr..
Ford, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
in jackson, is from gentleman well
qualifodto give an inteligentopiuion of this
work.
jackson, G. II. Ohio, Aug. 28th, 1855.
| Mr.. ALBERT NORTON =
Agent of Billiards Panorama of New York City.
SIR Il visited the Panorama of New York
City, at the Exhibition given at the Presbyterian
Church in this place last evening, and was very
much pleased withit / CAN TRULY SAY THAT II
is ALL THE ADVERTISEMENT REPRESENTS IT TO BE.
AT the exhibition here last evening although there
were some two or three hundred persent THE AUDI
ENCE WERE AS STILL AND ORDERLY AS RELIGIOUS
| MEETINGS USUALLY ARE.
The Panorama imparts vast fund Of
information. 1t does not appeal to the
higher emotions like the imaginative pic,
lures of the masters but lis record on
canvas, OF FACTS, Of an entertaining sort
of the highest and best order. 1t gives
us New York city-itS streets, buildings,
squares, vehicles, cavalcades, and people
in the most vivid and life-like manner
One may actually see more of New York
by sitting an hour and half here by this
moving picture than by ira cling about
the city week The signs on the build,
ings are all easily read, and the demon.
strator supplies what other information
you want, in an easy, agreeable, short
handed manner.
hope it may be literally patronized
wherever exhibited
Respectfully yours,
L. G. FORD.
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LARGE ToMAroEs,--Mr. Warren pre-.
sented us with number of tomatoes
among the number was one that weighed
twenty-seven and half ounces, for which
he will accept our thanks.
ET BEAT-Mr, L. II. Osborn, of this
place, presented us with a tomato that
weighed just TWO POUNDS when taken from
the vine. This will beat your braggers
Mr. Herald pick your fints and try il
again.
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The Republicans of Ross Co. have nom
mated Alfred Yaple and Jesse Shepherd
for Representatives Dan'l Dustman fol
Treasurer; J. L. Hearne for Recorder
Edw. Lewis for Pros. Atty.
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WHATKIED OF AMANA LANDLORD SHOULD
BE'-iie should be vory large, tall, slim,
good looking parsonage, with a smile to
suit one class of people, and frown for
the other portion of the human family
He should be up late at night and early in
the morning, in tho dining room and in the
chambers, in the kitchen and parlor, and
If not presentat the beck Of every Jack.
ass that happens to want his "butes"
cleaned. or a candle to light him to bed, OF
awaken him for breakfast, for tho care, Oh
feed his horse, or know tho distances t
every town, and be familliarly acquainted
with everybody and ndeverybody's business
and know where everybody lives, besides
ten thousand other good qualities we might
mention, why, he iscursed, blackguarded,
Slandered, and have people say, don't stop
with that man any more. for his table is
not fit to sit down to, or his beds are full
of bed-bugs and Aeas, and the rooms are
not cleaned &C., and that he charges too
big bills and won't give yourh horse enough
to eat, with great manyothor things he
won't or will do. Who would be n Land.
lord under the present circumstances p
Echo answers, 4Whol"
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EF II. W. White has just received a
large and new stock of Hardware, which
is complete in quantity and quality, to
which he invites the attention of his
friends.
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MONEY. We wish that some of our de-
linquents would fork, as we want some
money, and must have it, that is the word
with the bark on it.
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BOsrON, Aug. 27

BOSTON, Aug. q.
The Grand Jury of Cumberland CO.,
Maine have refused to find bill of in 4.
dictment against Neal Dow, for his con :
nection with the death of Robbins, in
the late Portland liquor riot. Several of
the rioters have been indicted.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Aur. q

BALTIMoRE, Aug 27.
Wheat is about five cents lower
Corn has undergone slight decline from
Saturdays prices. Flour--City Mills is
offered at S8, and Howard street at $8,-
90, without buyers.
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The Meigs Co. Democratic Convention,
as we learn by the Pomeroy Telegraph,
has nominated Robert Campbell for ro-elec-
ton to the Legislature.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-There will be m
Agricultural Fair held in this county on
the third and fourth days of October next,
which we hope our farmers and others
will take due interest in, and endeayor to
attend. Let Jackson county not be behind
her ncighbors in the improvement of her
stock and crops-shc can boast of as good
agricultural land as any county in the
State, and also Of her mineral resources
Iron, Coal and Salt Call at this office
and procure copy of the Rules and Regu-
laiions which have just been printed by
order of the Jackson Agricultural Society
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MARRIED,

On the 2Sd, inst, by II. Adams Esq, Mr.. JAS.
RANSOM, to Mrs. MATILDA CoUaHEY all of Jack
son County, Ohio,
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Bro APPLE.-Mr, VIM. Cunningham
of Madison township, in this county, sent
to us an apple, by Sheriff Powers, which
weighed l7I ounces this is fine speci-
men of apples, the largest we have seen
this season. Much obliged.
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ET- About six-hundred persons visited
the Panorama Of New York, while in this
place.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NJ, Aug, 1856.
The First Arrival of
N W FALL GOODS
IN PORTSMOTH.
J. F. TOWEL g. en-.

LANE pleasure in exhibiting to their cu.to
Fall trade nv" e00oS lor Tho
our goods nave been purchased on tbo bcst os
erms-seleccd with great care, and will bo soIJ
at the lowest prices. VIII Oe Sold
=. oG' lacil'tles Tor constantly rcplenishing our
STOCK are SUCH that we never have an accnmnIa'
tIOn OF ola rubbish, which will always be fonnd
oeaF TO the consumer at any price.
Dry Goods Department.
=, onr stock of MernOes, D'Lanes, Victoria Rri,-
lan'S' SlIks, French work, domestic goods ond
a mo..ons generally Will be found fashionable an5
BONNET DEPARTMENT.
we have opened grand variety of Borrot,.
OF the new fall style Ribbons, and M;Il;no,n,
and retail. az "noieSaie
Carpet Department
we nave Just laid in fine stock of new c,r
pets' Oh Cloths, Window Shades, Window D.
per- curtain Drapery aud everything bolonc;nD
70 complete Carpet Store all ofwhich we gnnr9
0n'ee TO sell as low as can be sold in the west,
Q"cenSware Department.
we have Just opened beautiful assortmo,t oe
new new emma, including Vases, Colognes. MOTIF
IGups' lea Sets, also on hand a fine stock ~
II lamps, Chandeliers, Sirandoes, Brittania ware
laole cutlery, and all the grades of Queensware
houseNeepers and Others will find our stock
uoSt complete In the various departments and wa
cordially invite an examination of our roo5. a ,mS m
prices. J.F ToWTIEE JST EoSuS ana
Aug 30, '55 23-d ~" ELL " Oo'
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 27.
Morehead's official majority four thou
sand four hundred and three.
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The Republicans of Jackson County
and oil others oppoSedto the present State
and National administration, and the Kan
sOs Nebraska Bill, are requested to meet
at the Court House, in Jackson, on
Saturday, September 9Th,
at o'clock P. NJ. to appoint Delegates
to the Representative Convention to be
held at Hamden, on Monday, Srpt., lOh
Also to select Delegates to the Senatorial
Convention, to be held at such time and
place as may hereafter be agreed upon.
By order 0. the Central Committee.
III HOFFMAN, Scc'ty.
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Advertisements intended fOrinsertiOn
In the GESTANDARD,'' must positively
be handed in previous TO O'clOck'
p. W., on Tuesdays.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 27.
Gov. Shannon passed through here
yesterday en- route for Kansas.
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JACKSON, THURSDAY, Aug, 80, '5E
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JACKSON, G. II. oEIoy
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED by
II. ". MATHEWS, & J. MIC. LAtRD,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-16
yN-GP-A up q co - T9JnQ
G. 81 y lttJ q, ,JL.as, 4. %
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR The -four market to-day was
quiet and not much disposition to pur-
chase; prices further declined. Sales of
300 bbls. Howard street brands at So
62i, a decline of y IL cents per Dbl. on
Wednesdays figures. The receipts have
somewhat increased; rather mofe DISPOSE
ton 10 sell than to buy at the above rates.
Nheat-sales at S2,42. Corn--saes at
iooalo6. Rye--no e.--Ciipper, 18th
inst
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HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract SarSapariIIa

For Purifying The Asd' RemoUi"s oil
Diseases .4rising from Erccss Of
Ncrcwy, Exposure and ImPrudence
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Dis
ease, arising from an Impure state Of
the Blood. and the only reliable and
1tciuai knoun remedy for the cure
Of tScro(uIa, Salt Rheu0e, Scald Head,
U2ceraf,ons Of the Throat and Legs,
Pains and S1Oeliings Of The Bones,
TcNer, Pimples on the Face, and all
Scoiy Erupfions Of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some Of the
most distinguished Physicians in the country
and has proved more efficient in practice than
any preparation of Sarsaparila yet offered TO the
public. Several cases Of secondary syphilis,
Nercurjal and Scrofulous diseases have entirely
recovered in the incurabe wards Of our Pubic
Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode of treatment that could be devised.
These cases furnish striking examples OF The sal
mary effects of this medicine in arre>llng some
Of the most invelerate diseases, after the glands
were DESTROYED and the bones already affected.
NOTICE-Lcl;ers from responsible Physl-
clans and Professors Of several Medical Colleges,
and certificates of cures from patients will he
found accompanying both Preparations.
~ Prices.-Fuid Ertrnci Of Buchu,
81 per bottle, or bottles for So. Flu
id Ertroct SarsapariHa, 5 / per bottle,
or & bottles for s., equal in strength
10 one gallon Syrup of SarsaparlIIa.
~ Prepared ana sold by II. 7. lIelmboId,
Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, near the GIrard
House, Philadelphia. To be had Of CHARLES
HARPER, Shepherdstown, Va, and of Drug
gis,s and Dealers everywhere. O. All Letters
directed to the Proprietor or Agent receive i'm
mediate attention.
June ., 1855. 2S-ly
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

fNHE Ninth Session of my School will
/ commence on Monday the 3rd day Of
September, next. would give notice to
my patrons aud the public generally, that
| have already secured the services Of Miss
NJ. Il. Law, an experienced teacher OF
French, and Music upon the Piano and
Guitar, who will also assist ne in the
English branches. No pupHs admitted
J3r Tess then q Session, . months.)
Where several scholars are from the same
family, or under twelve years Of age
deduction will be made from the usual
rates Of Tuition.
]. s. PIERCE.
Shepherdstown, June 9, 1855. 81
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Constitutional DEBILITY,

bl ought on by setabuse, most terrible disease
which has brought thousands of the human race
to untimeIy graves, thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents, and blighiiug in the bud the
Glorious ambition of many noble youth, can
no curnJ hv thu.
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TEN-PIN ALLEYS, SWINGS, &C.,

for the use II visitors aui persons seeking
more varied recreation. will have the nclgHnor-
inc mountains for the hunt, and the Autenm
but short distance olt) for angling. IN al
dI,IOu 10 these attractions, the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

9gHE Stockholders of the Shephcrdstown
~ and SmilhGeld Turnpike Company are
hereby informed that an election for a
President, Five Directors and a Treasn-
reT, TO manage the affairs OF the Company
Cor the ensuing year, will be held at the
Hotel of Daniel En,ier, on Saturday the
10Th Of June. inst, between the hours of
. and G O'Clock, p. VI.
JOHN VI. JEWETT, Secretary.
Shenberdstown, June ,. 1855. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-16
The Greatest Remedy Ever Known.

1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in lis taste
and very innocent in its action, AMI yet 30 thu
rough that 1t ANNIHILATES EVERY PAR
.TlCLE Of the rank and poisonous virus of this
dreadful disease and, unlike other remedies, il
does not dry up the disease IN the blood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-16
Fancy and White Goods.

French worked coIiars-eutirely new pat.
terms .embroideries Of every description, sleeves
cuff. ruill,ug, swiss. null, uausook, barred and
curtain muslhs, white briliartecs, ribbons
very low, head dresses at half price, wells O!
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TUE ladies DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING GOODS.

Great pains have been taken in this depart
Notwithstanding every thing one could dlSirr,
of the very finest american, french aud english
fairies
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LO X IL L II Z
GREAT BARGAINS!

TIE undersigned has Just returned from Bal
/ timorc and Philadelphia, and now orculu-
one of the largest s, most splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods
he has ever had, being bought exclusively for
cash he IS enabled TO offer great inducements,
at least5O per cent lower than last sPrn5P'lccs.
TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT
embraces everything desirable Silk tissues
81 ID cents worth G. - cents, brIIiantccs.
grenadines, chaIlics plain and fancy bcragcs %
and 81 IA cents worth 80 cents, beragc de lanes
Is ga cents worth 3, - cents, lawns of every
shade and quality from cents up, Grape de
paris, glnghems one half the usual price, spring
nous dc lains, plain, striped and barred silks,
black silk-ycry low, calico from cents up.
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100000 TN GIFTS
T Or 'IEH4Ih h pthhDPl & &,
CAPITAL CITY, ART-UNION,
COLJNBCS, ONO.

DURNELL & cos SECOND GREAT GIFT
ID DESTRUCTION The proprlctors take
great pleasure in announcing 10 tue citizens OF
the Union, that in consequence Of the great sat
lslactlon manifested BY the ticket-hoders Of
their first great Distribution, ana the many thoU-
sand solicitations from 81 part, Of the country
in relation 10 whether they intend getting up
another Distribution of Gift, for tue people,
they have after an immense outlay, been ena-
bIed to offer u their thousands Of patrons the
following valuable, magnificent, and unPrece-
denied BRILLIANT SCHENE. to be distrlou-
ted As soo4 rs the 100000 Beautiful EugrayngS
OF the CAPITOL OF ONO are distributed among
their patrons. The price Of the Engraving Is
but one Dollar, and as Paror ornament 1t
cannot be surpassed.
Read atlcajirely the following list Of beauti,
ful and costly Gifts, which will be satisfactorily
distributed by committee of ten, selected Que
from each State where the largest number Of
subscribers are obtained
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GentIemens' Department.

This department embraces every variety OF
the most desirable goods in market and OF the
very latest styles, from fue to suTcftiue cloths,
casimers, yestiDg Inca drills, twceds. italian
clo,hs-somethiug new, cottonaces, sati"e'i,,
linen duck &c
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CEDAR WARE.

Water kegs, painted noggns, all Sizes tue
.brrns tubs, wooden bowls, do spoons, zinc
III hnnrls.
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HELMBOLD'S
{ EyJ IJB PRIPARAI
HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Diseases ofthc Ria3der and
Kidneys, tbstrHciionS Of Mc Crime,
Chronic Gon0TiGa. Structures,
elects, Weukne&scs. d3dM his
eases Of The Seruol Organs,
WEATHER IN MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause they may have originated
and no matleI of how long standing.
If you have CONTACTED the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, will
surely go down from one generation 10 another,
undermining the constitution and Sapping the
very vital fluids of life, do not trust yourself in
the hands of Quacks, who start up every day in
a city like this, and Gil the papers with gIaring
falsehoods too well calculated TO deceive the
young and those not acquainted with their tricks
Gu cannot be too careful in the selection of
remedy in these cases. THE FLUID EN-
TRACT BUCHU has been pronounced by en-
IuCnt PHYSICIANS
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Ready-made Clothing.

CDNIiS' 'H'"'
wash boards.
Ready-madc Clothing,
Poa5v.made coats, summer cloth, striped and
hrown linen, which we will sell very cheap.
HATS AND GAPS.
Palm leaf, german straw, guiaquilI, canton, eng
llsh braid, seal colored, while and black mems d
bows slouches, stiff brm dc, high crown while
and reerl do, fashionable silk hats, mems and
boys blue, fancy and black cloth caps.
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies fine morocco boots, ladies' thick and thin
sole morocco, kid and patent leather walking
shoes, black and colored half and whole lasting
CATERS misses thick and thin soed shoes, and
large lot Of chi drens morocco and fancy shoes,
mems and boys patent & enamel leather Gres-
sed goat and cali-skin shoes.
BRUSHES.
White wash, counter, floor. paint and Backing
brushes all prices.
BOlnCtS at Cost.
A large supply Of english braid, knotted do bril-,
lian,e straw, diamond 10, and open worked, which
We will sell at cost and under.
Ribbons.
A fine assortment of bonnet ribbons, plain, red
and fg'd, which we VII sell very low.
LADIES' TRI.NNINGS
of every description, such as gimPs, braids, rib.
bons, fringes of all coIors, a variety of dress,
glass and silk buttons, all coIors.
GLOVES.
Ladies and gents kid, tafeta silk, lille thread,
Buckskin gloves and quantities., pic nc mits long
and short, all sizes.
CARPETING AND MATING.
\ Gne lot Of forrest and lowered styles of car
pet, very cheap, best quality of china mating &
door mats.
DRUGS, SC,
James Hair Tonic. Barry's TricoPherous.
Christians Catharion, for the hair, Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral, Horseman's Hope, Mexican Mus
tang I.niment, best quality Der deaux Oh for
table use, Heckers Farna, Henrys MagncSla,
Bay Rum, Transparent and Fancy Soaps
TOBACCO.
Gravelv brand. Geo. W Calls fine cut Cor chew
ing, Scalarlatli Smoking, and lO0 Spanish
Cheroots.
carpet Cnaln'
a large lot Of carpet chain, all colors, cotton
do, all Nos.
CRACKERS.
Fresh water and soda crackers, Cheese, lem
ons. soft shell almonds Also a fine and COM
pete stock of everyth usually kept in
country store. All of which we will sell very
low for the CASH or to punctuaI customers on
credit of IL months.
JOHN II. McENDREE.
Shepherdsown, June 9, 1855.
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AGENTS.

=. G. Villains, Shepherls,ovn-T. D. liam
-uond. Harpefs Feuy-H. TiuDedake q Co..
v 'lson, Kabe'own-G. II. Beck
with & Co.. Summit Point. ~ smith,
char!e,.oan-H. 4. Holmes, Ha.town.
December 2, ISJi. 2--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-16
Hosiery,

4 l,rro stock Of ladies' black, slate, brown and
hsac6eI Isle thread, and locked hose, gents bIea-
chrd brown ribb'd, Isle thread and fancy do,
bows Do all sizes.