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EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary Of State.


rfase ~ Texas do hereby
Edward cersncss the preceding
page Secretary ~ the dsse NJ rsid cs"6cs's
Secretary he the
~ the original said State, and that HE ses
tnio 4 w doe
IN testimony whereof herrunto and
great ~ the Stare be cf Aosie
fsFsJ his slr'h day ~ rebr.ay ~ and
offhs nd rend~ece Of the United and
Of Texas the twentieth year
EN-. rgAsE.
Ard creditors referred ssd Congress
deemed identical the
act Of The whereas
ffsed certificates debt the holders 81 which
he eensne claim oft and whereas the ID OF
the holders ~ the eer6cser
Of said debt shall releases 10 the United
and STATE TEXAS before payments and the th
Of said act requires that pabc notice should bn gvn for the space
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Phi@deiphis- Niagara, and Grsnt Western time.
Ina Railroad Company Broad Ind stres daily Al TX
a, - -
Pare 70 chicago 500 90
Denof l6 20
NisrNh failsss.s 90
bnhaess'sssssss sss........., 90
na'sNa..F-ss 900
n"cuts'i.''''s '''s's'' ssssssss'... $50
IahAhdsifhasssssss
tamhNs.s.ss.ss .....ss...... ....... 200
Freight rains leave the Phadphia Rsadirr
broad and Cherry etsl daily for Chcaro and
points Arrangements have been Rde which
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comr-ry
rHOChRtEs, WINES. Liquors &c We hos t..v, A.
call the attention ~ friends and public 10 Our ,tck 81
fresh groceries, consistinx Of
F1ne and black ....
Jaws, Rio, and Lsguayra cofees
Refined
Family. rhse and aour, In hbls and hary
Cheese, lard, hams. and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every other article copplete
mrnt
wines, Liquors, and Ciears.
Madeira sherry clatsi and champagne WING. Of
brards and par very superior
Pine brandes, whiskey, gins, Ac., in wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German and domestic
cig4rs
we o goods many other articles which ".
shah he Giving prices ndncsn,en fr
families and the trade give cali before supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 4 co
sopih side Penn avenue, betwe, ~ and 9th streets.
octp-lswa~if
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I osGFELLow's New Posm.-rhs song Of Hiawaths
Ia BY Henry Wordsworth LongfeIow. Price ~
Curious Stories Fairies and her Funny People, IS
Just published ana Cor sail Al
TAYLOR MAURY's
Nov IS Bookstore, near 9TH y.
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T. Edward Clat Secretary Of State OF stnie
hereby ceu thar foregoing eight hereto annexed
original entitled San
Ters An provide for s payment
OF he republic of TEXAS
Sept nbr nue, eighteen hundred
6fy wcl passed the second scon 81 the third
Congress States, and approved February twenty
eighth, nghtpcH hpndred and any i've
NY hand seal of the department The day and
EDWARD CLARK, F#s
ESc nf Sfafn-
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UEtVtfsFSr fNfIt~EoHs NnfiH
Il
The New Purchase, Early edition
Liy, 4 Novel. vol
Works ~ ChHs, Lamb. 9 vrla
iiatpersi Book Vul 4.
Merica and ia Rrlssipas BY n. A. Wilson. Illustrated
Border BrsViest by W. Gilmore simtas.
Smiks b. Charles Dickens
The Chia wife BY Chstles Dickens
Mysteries the Govt Of the stusr by wia Harrison Aims
woftn
Nov ~ FRANCK ThYLop,
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EHENCu JUVENILE BooFSs.--A weil-seiectcd collection
Of French Juvenile books various IN their and prices aud
adapted them, beautifully Illustrated
be loud the bookstore Of undersigned, imported BY himself
direct ffom Parts.
Dec Il FRANcK TAYLOR.
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THE subscriber public
assortment Of FURNISHING goods which
complete 10 every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA
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Gold plain WHITE and richly decorated dinner dessert
large assortment OF dinner and
iscbsd pircar rich and with without
pitchers perfume botes, card receivers large variety
articles appropriate 10 decorate paro table,
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Mysteries OF the Post ONCE.

"a mail bag is an epiioms Of human lfe.p
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or, Notes from TIE Diary Of Special agsrf Of the Post Off
..a Department. seua. Fl. 80
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
\ Magnificent Niger.

Dickens gives the following descrip.
ton, IN a late number of the "HoUsehuIu
Words" of dandy darkey lie eacoan-
tered in a Paris restaurant:
| would have borne half hundred dis
appointments similar to this dinner. Tor
tie sake Of the black man. Legs and
feet, he was a character ! He "a, opposite
to me, calm. .contenied, magnificent, proud.
He was as black as my boot, and As shl.
ny. His woody head. crisped by our
bounteous mother Nature, had unmlstaka-
by received recent touch Of the barber :
longs. He was perfumed--he was oiled
he had mouslaches (as live twisted
out INTO rats tails, by means ct Pommade
IIongroise. lie had a Zip ; he had scarIe
Turkish cap, with long blue tasseI ; he
had military stripes down his Pan!aloons
he had psleni-leather boots he had shir
studs of large circumfe. .ence, pms, gold
waislcoat buttons, and sorg"ou- "a'h
cham | believe he had a crimson under
waistcoal; he had the whilesI OF camhrC
handkerchiefs, ring on bis forehnger,ana
stick with an overpowering gold knob
He was tie most wonderful nlgger lha
the eye ever beheld.
He had a pretty English wife--it is Z
fact, madam, with long auburn rlnGIe;s
who it was plain to see was desperately
in love with, and desperately afraid o
him. 1t was marvellous I" behold the
wrapr fond gaze with which she contem
plated him as he leaned back in his char
after drrrr and refreshed his gluerol
worries with a roolh-pick. Equally marvel
lous was tie condensation with which ht
permitted her to eat her dinner in his au
gust presence and suffered her TO he ronn'
hi, mech a great embazoned shaw like
llag.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
The Sailor aud TIE W:dow;
OR NOTHING Lost By KINDNESS,


Nearly halt century ago, when a
coach ran da.lv between Glasgow and
Grgnock, by Qai>iey, one forenoon.
~ vteu lIulc past Blshoplon, a lady in the
coach noticed boy walking harel"oled.
seemingly tired, and struggling with ten
der ie,i She desired the ooachman 10
take him up and give him seat, and she
would pay Tor II.
When they arrived y, the inn in Green
ock, she inquired Of the boy WHIST was
his object IN coming there. lie said lie
wished Io Ice sailor aud hoped some OF
lie captains would engage him. She
gave mm hall a crown, wished hlm sue
cess, and charged him To behave well.
. Twenty years after this, the coach was
returning to Glasgow in the afternoon on
The same road. When near Blshop;on. a
sea captain observed an old widow lady
on the road, walking very slowly, faug-
ued and weary. lie ordered the coach
man 10 put her IN the coach rs there was
an empty seat and he would pay for her.
Immediately after, when changing hor-
ses at Bishopton, Ihe passengers were
>aun!erng about except the captain n old
lady, who remained in the coach. The
lady thanked him for he kindly feeling to-
wards her. as she was now unable to ray
for seat. lie said, "lle had always
sympathy for weary pedestrians, since he
himself was in that state when boy,
twenty years ago, near lhis very place,
when rcnder-heared lady oItercd tho
coachman 10 take him uP, and paid for h's
seat"
"Wcll DO remember that incident,
said She IL am that lady, but my lot IN
lie is changed, was then independent.
Now om reduced 10 poverty, by The do
lings Of prodlgal son" GLOW happy
am l." SAID the captain, That have been
successful in my enterprise, "nd am le'
turning home to live on my fortune; and
r from this day | shall bind mys'l! and
heirs To supply you with twenty-five
pound, per annum ill your death. -
B,iii8a UOrkman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
UNREQUITED LOVE.

When I in farther lands may rove.
And strangers fees meet,
I'll call to mind the one love
Whom now must not greet.
And when Ive rambled for away,
Perhaps lhou'lt be bride,
And think of me and that dark day,
Thou drove Inc from thy side.
III often in some gardens bOw'r,
In ey'niog's Garken'd shade,
Think on the melancholy hour,
When thee goodbye bade.
And should l not return to thee.
Thou false, but guiieless, maid
The broken heart thou ne'cr can'st see,
Thct low, by grief, is made.
In dread Of earth's lone solitude,
My spirit long has ycarned,
And shar'd thy cold ingratitude,
With friendship unrcturued.
A favor, yet, I hope to share,
Before my life may end,
That thou wilt stoop to inquire where
Is he who proved thy friend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

H0nniiaFS Treatise on the RooSierS-
DE rooster am de hen and aldo he lay
no eggs nor hatches no chickens, emmy
body would INK. by seeln him sIrUi round
de yard, dat he laid all de eggs and brought
up all dc chickens. He does de best TO
make YOU INK he does il all, Tor no soon
er does hen drop an egg dan he sets up
as loud a cackIin as de hen herself, IN or
der to pull de wool ober de eyes oh Us sill
~ fellers, and make us believe he done 1t,
when he am no more capable ob dom DO
same dan | am. How much like some
lazy husbands in dis kongregalon I could
menshun, who let der wives do all der
work anG take car oh dc lamIIy,whIlc dcy
GO all de cacklln.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
Great Southern Remedy

Jacobs CORDIAL, for all Bowel DISea.
.; sc>. Cholera. Dvsentery, Diauhea, Cholera
MoIhus. Bilious Cholic, Cholera Inian'um. The
virtues OF Jacobs Cordial are too well known 'c
require encOmiums. For sale by
CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
August | !, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
AdUCe for the Girls,

4 Young lady may Think II interesting
to be delicate and have White hands, ant
iii with them folded, and tier person list
iessly disposed during the greater part o
I The day bat she wilI soon fad that sht
Graves only poor aui watrry dl"t, because
she does olcXerl herself enough To re
quire heal producing food. such as mea
and butter ; size wall soon become cold
bIooded abumem or iuhercIe will bC
thrown out either in her lungs or bones
the while tissues, a we say, predominant
all over lie BODY there will be no sur
plus of blood or Ii'2-tuICe, other Obslruc-
rIon, Of vital consequence TO her exist
ence wlii occur her monthly periods
viii cease her digestion will suffer, and
50 she will be Inclined to think she is
hppelessIy diseased she may begin 10
cough or to scrape her throat The circu-
lation is becoming too low to send the
blood through the minute arteries and
VEINS o. her lungs and iubercles will form:
then she will become subject for the
consumption curer and his lies. No, no,
my Young friends F.; neither medicine nor
limitation viii! cure you-up Out with
the birds clothe warmly your body and
project your feet, see the glorious sunrise
md hear the morning song of praise 10 the
GREAT SOURCE OF LlFE.-- Scdlpei.
SEVEN DEADLY SlNs.-I--Refusing
to take a newspaper.
2-Taklng a newspaper and refusing to
pay for it.
3-Nol advertising.
4--Geujng married without sending
any of the wedding cake.
5--Making the printing Office loafIng
place.
6--Reading the manuscript in the com
po,tor's hands.
7--Sending abusive letters to The ed
itor.
For the first and second offences no abb
solution can be granted. The third is
unpardonabe. The fourth is death by
the law. For the balance, dispensaIion
can be received by special agreement.
Take Paper for your Hye.--
A friend, says an exchange. told US sto-
~ in relation TO one Of our Subscribers,
which contains good moral for husbands,
and also furnishes an example for wives
which is not unworthy of imhaiI0n under
similar circumstances
The subscriber referred 10. said il had
been his intention 70 call at the Office, pay
up his arrears, and discontinue the paper.
His wife very properly asked
why DO you lnIepd to discontinue
the paper"
"Because," said the husband. II an so
much swav from home on business, and
have so lltIe time TO read. there seems TO
be liule use in taking the paper"
Yes" replied she. "Il may be but liz
tie use to YOU, but il IS great use 10 xr.
remain a, home whil~ YOU are gone Il
you discontinue the paper, vii 60
straight 10 town and subscribe myself.
Digging Meir omn GrGres Slot
into them. --fhose men belonging 10
the command of Col. SchIessipger. who
were taken byrbe Cos'a RIcans and exc
cuted by Ihem. were u1Ie TO perIor'n an
'unweIcnme ser'i-e Jist before ihe'f eAi'.
Having been coudpmneh to death, and
their fare announced. the victims were
compelled TO ~ rFeir own graves, and
,tcn ma ie 10 kneel upon the margin Of the
trench dug, wheu they we're shot dead
fsHins ra'.ity iaio lhe Pi. iIseif ~ u hantS
had dug.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
MORE FRESH DRUGS
MEDICINES, &C.,

The undersigned is just receiving his
stock of FRESH DRUGS, &c.,to which
he invites the attention Of bis friends and
the public generally. lie fatters himself
that he can supply all who are disposed
to patronjze him with anything in the
way of Medicines, PGiGts, oils, Dye
SiufS, Fancy .4rtieies, School Books,
NoUeis, NuSic, Musical Instruments,
&c, &c. f.. &. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstov March 90, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

Hon 10 Get Letters from Home.--A
young merchants clerk, who had been 10
California since lE49, without making
his fortune, found ii a very difficult! matter
to get any letters from home, and parliru-
larIy from younelady to whom be wa'
engaged when he started round the Horn
lie subsequently became more successful
in business and wrote home to IN acqualn
lance asking the price Of a certain Gne
farm in Ohio.
A reply came. and with il, veTy much
to his surprise. number Of corgfanidIu-
ry letters from his intended Il al.was, aud
from a number or olher young ladies' anl
friends, lie didn't buy tie farm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
Iron ! Iron ! ir0n

TUST received a complete assortment of
.j Hughes Iron, such as Plough Shears,
Land Sides, Single and Double Shovel
MouId$, Golfers. Bolster Plates, Horse
Shoe Bars, Nail Rods, Scolap Iron of all
sizes. Cast Steel, Square and Round Iron,
for sale ~
April : DAVID B!hl.MN FIX.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
aI3JGSI IB4 y UUajo
NICE GIRLS.
BY ANDREW HALLIDY.

To my mind there is nothing in all the
world half so beautiful, halt So delightful,
or half so lovely as "nire gIrI.' don t
mean pretty girl, or dashlng girl, or an
elegant girl, bat "nice gir!;' one Of
those lively, good-lemPerrd,g ,good-hear'ed.
sweet-laced, amlabIe, neat, nauy, domes-
tic creatures whom we meet in lhe sphere
Of "liome," diiI'using around the domes-
tic hearth the influence of her goodness,
like The essence Of sweet flowers.
What we all know by a mice girl Is
not the languishing beauty, who dawdies
on sofa and talks Of the last new novel,
or the last new opera, or the great giraffe
looking girls, who create an effect by
sweeping majestcaIly through drawing
room. The "nice gIl" does not even
dance well, or play well; she does not
know bit how to use her eyes or CO.
quette with fan. She never IanguiShes,
she is too active for that; she is not given
TO nove!-reading, for she is always 100
busy. And as for the opera, when she
goes there she does not think il necessa.
ry TO show her bare shoulders; but sits
generally away in The back of the boz,
unhceded and unnoiiced. 1t not in such
scenes that we discover the mice girl. :"
Ii is at Home"
Who is it that rises first in the morn
rg aud gets the breakfast ready before
the rest of the family come down Who
is ii that makes papa's toast, and carries
mammals tea, and puts buttons on the
boys shirts, and waters the flowers, and
feeds the chickens, and makes everything
bright and comfortable in the parIor ! Is
it the sofa beauty, or the giraffe, or the
elegant creature BY no means, it is
the mice girl" Her unaided toilet has
been performed in the shortest posi- ~
snare uf time. vet how charming her
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
BAKERY
GR0C / R les, A \ D
LLO U0RS!

UiIN undersigned takes this method Of
( informing the citizens of Shepherds
town and vicinity that he has rented
the building formerly occupied by Robert
McCrum, opposite the Canal, and have
procured the services of a practical Baker,
one VINO cannot be surpassed. lie there
fale informs all those who are fond Of a
good loaf Of bread that they can be fur
nished with the same, fresh every morn
ing, by calling at his Store opposite the
Canal. Rusks and Cakes Of every kind
will be kept on hand. Pound and FraiI
Cake of every kind viii be made TO otdtr
by leaving orders with him one day pre-
yious.
H. connection with my Bakery | Will
constantly keep on hand and for sale a
l9rpe assortment Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
THE SAW MILF

attached to the Factory Is in working order, and
any saving that the public may favor Us with
will meet with PromF, attention.
~ Persons wishing any work do1c in the
above line will find it to their interest 10 call
and sec us belure going elsew here.
CAMERON & STALEY.
Shcphcrdstowu, May 3, 1896. If
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sd Kisses 'he boys one aI'eF
ahc''ef, with an audible smack winch
says aloud, 81 love you, ever So much. -
II ever coveted any thing IN my life, II
Is one OF those Kisses from that ''nIce
girl she Is quite al nome III all The
domestic dntIeS. She troubles no one TO
"helP 'he ke'l'e. one has le'cheu II
from the hoo' and rePienIshed the teapot
while some one has been thinking aoout
Offering MS assistance
Breakfast over she d'Ves Gown ln'o
'ae Kitchen 10 see a0oh' u'h'eF' ana 81
day long she Is running up ana Gown
STAIRS always DONG ana always cheeri0l
ana IIght hearIeu' ana she never ceases
10 os ac!l'e anu uSeiul UNIV! we u'S Is
gone when she will polka with The boys
ana sing Old songs and play oiC tunes 10
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Forests Of standing trees have been dis,
covered in Yorkshire, England, embed
led in stone.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31
npoco 10 enrol antciom, pisno Gerotur Aorop Aerut
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA, 5

rap r2 r-l - c.c.Ir.-l 5ao
G5 yLG3 Il " : i. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

NoTNG SIGNs.---Some persons are al
WAYS noting sign., d few Of which ~
will interpret -
To hear a deSlh-watch denotes !h.!
there IS lille insect TEAR you.
A ringing IN your ear denotes hat yog
have taken cold.
To Zee strange tights or hosr dismal
sounds j. a sign there l. something lp
cause them. or IhsI your head " nervous
system - tIsodercd.
To have fishuul dreams !, sign ih.!
you ate roJ much supper.
70 see an aPPauunn or 10 be heu!'rhei
i' an incon'csnnIe evidence thst YOU are
either levsf,h or lacking common se'sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

Tying a mackerci TO youf cosi tai. an1
imagining yourself whale. IL one Of .Ee
first lessons o. codh.b aris orfscy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

cUrlS which II has been the fashion 10 gum
upon the cheek with bandoline-are to-
tally inconsistent with the character OF a
"nice girl" And if any one whom |
have been disposed to regard as mice
girl were to appear Hih her bonnet stuck
on the back of her head, | should cease to
believe in her from that moment. Tie
only degree of latitude which | feel dispo-
sed 10 allow my beat ideai--or, ii should
be in this ease. belle iIeoL--is kid boots
with brass holes. There is a nameIess
charm about tidy feet, which, | believe,
the whole world recognizes. | maintain
that neatly booted loot and weI-sha-
ped ankle, in conjunction with tight
stocking. nearly make amends for sQuini.
Young men, is it not so Yes, you con-
(ess it. Women, old enough to be your
grandmorhers have piiolel you from Pail
Mall to Pimlco by the sheer force of a
neat foot. Such is the influence Of tidy
ankles.
say again, there is nothing in the
wohI half 50 beautiful, half SO inlrnsicaL-
ly good, as "nice girI." She is the
sweetest flower in the path Of life. There
are Others far more stately, far more gor-
geous; but these we merely admire as we
90 by. 1t is when the daisy grows lha'
we lie down 10 rest.
Under every condition, every aspect,
admirc--nay, that Is too cold WOrd--I
love the mice girl - Under every con
diuon, every aspect, save oHe--Inatone l.
the condition of malrImony. When hear
that one Of the mice girls OF my ac.
Quau!anre Is to be married--about to be
monopolj2ed by some jealous beast with
whiskerS, and an ugly sister who is TO be
brd smaid, become over faint and sick
at heart. Where "uice girls dwell, II
should be written up.as on gates OF choice
gardens, DO not pick the flowers > Oh,
il IS horrid, horrid, to see that spruce gen
tIemen come in ami take her away INT"
the corner for the rest Of the evening.
may not waltz With her now; may nor
catch her al blind man 5 buff; may mol
sit by her and lurn over the leaves as she
sings "Auid Robin Gray even though
it were Christmas times, | may not any
more kiss her under the miSIIetoe; may
not even look at her There is that hor-
rid, spruce man with whiskers gIowering
at me as if he would eat me. ! sigh a.
The remembrance comes over me OF the
many "nIce girls" who have thus been
tom, rurhIessly torn, from me by spruce,
and am | sure sluped men in whlsGerS.
Why, why are there such things as spruce
men with whi,kcrs am sure we could
ge, along better without them.
You may wonder why y,slrce | am such
ar admirer Of "nIce girls have never
made one my own-why, in fact, have
never married one. | have loved, adml-
red and adored them too much for that. ]
could no more marry "nlce girl" than |
could wiIluIy trampIe down a bed of
flowers. | have all my life considered 1t,
and still do consider il crime lille short
of sacrIege to marry "nIce girl" Who
but savage would deface beautiful
piece of sculpture ? Who but wretch
would stand with his back 10 the fire and
monopollze all the heat TO the man
who attempts TO marry mice glrl.' |
nA.SaSs 49,: aid TO Alexander: Get
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

One djcosauJ copis, of the bii, Ct
Washington arc ab4u, 10 be- rD5.i.hcJ in
The modern Greek 81 Athens.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

The Zsnesviiie Courier says i; is r--
ported ,lla! very great losses OF sheep lays
orcUffed IN 0!iiO. tia Writer, and predicts
that II " i'll aGeci TIE aooI crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

lfyou with 10 cure sro.ding wife.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-31

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