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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25
INSURANCE AGENCY.

L tina IEsCItAH COMPANY
Or HfRTTORp, CO1M
CHARTERED 1919.
CAPITAL S,ocIl, 300,Cg0 Dollars.
E C. RIPLEY, secy. THOs. K GRACE PIcs't-
ECrE09
THOMAS X BRACE, E5ENEZEE FLOWER,
SAMUEL TUDOR. l.. a. 81 LkEiEY.
WARD WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATHER.
JOSEPH CEJI.l ii. EDWIN @. RIPLEY,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL. :. WARD,
ROBERT BJIlt- HENRY Z. TRAIT,
MILES q. I'll TITLE. AUSTIN BGNHAN,
JOHN /. BOSWELL. JUNiTS :. MORGAN,
GUaEAEUS b. DAMS,
Policies on Fire ana Inland Ifs!s issued favorable
terms by N b. BUIpES, agent.
Tie above old established anu w,ll-kuo Company
coutuue IN iase country dwellings ana farm houses,
and other zeal and prrsoI' properly, favorable
terms GRg Tr5pou i1a company. Al losses literally
. adjusted ana promptly paid i5 their agent.
Ulce over John 3iteH5 store, Mineral Point, Wis
EALEJ TIM
TUE UNDER -ne,i having formed Co-Farnership in
the Painting and Glazing business prepared Dc
I all kinds Of
HOUSE, STGfS and ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING,
II manner that viii satisfy The public that there
than good rEs. cheap painter in Mineral Point
livery lsle tiic business attended 10 On short
lice a4 az prices much lower than heretofore charged
this place. Nh WORK warranted.
EuEgias, Wagons, Suiss, Signs, Banners &c Painted
Al ord Is left at r. D. rullords Drug storn promptly
EDWARD a;iCHoLs.
JOSEPH DOWNS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

LEAD--Ihe market Is steady, with good demand
anIders generally ask Iao-e money. The s.oca Of foreign
Is reduced 10 5000 tons s. ]. T'ri5 I3iA.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

t. Rev Autoine5,e Brown Las concluded to settle IN
New York. Her husband followed her TO new place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

Burnt 70 DEAru-oa "Wednesday last, tie house Of
A. 81 GARDINER, at Quebec Canada destroyed fy FIRE.
and he and women and an infant child relisaed in
the flames
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

t. The San Antonio Tszaa says chat the coiI Weather
has BILLED hundreds Of cattle in that region this winter
-" John Brahenl, the celebrated English vocalist, is
dead, AT the age Of = years.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25
SCHOOL NOTICE.
4 GGoD BARGAIN

UARD-VV;s<e.-A large and fur assortment Of Shelf
ii Hardware Also, Mill and = cut Saws Anvils,
BlscBsrnithz Bellows Vices Log, Shut Link and Trace
Chains Pump Chain and ixturo Grind Stones and Roll
,ss Scvtbes SIatIs Hoes ForSes. Ra6es, c, Sc- For
. sale low by JOHN Ail.ioN 4 Co
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

DRI NTS.A large lot Of prints, new style just recei
| we'd and for sale cheap by ANSLEI &IRAMEL-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25
FARM FOR SALE!

4 will sell on reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
Of choice land, (it being square quarter
u0nl situated IN the of Gig de, Iowa County, Wis
consin in the immediate uciohborhood Of Touring
mills miles from the Wisconsin river three miles
from the Milwaukee and Prairie Gu CHEN Railroad
acres cultivation, G5 of handsome bur
grove the Of Otter Greek running
corner said land. comfortable hcwcd log house and
kitchen attached - 80 thrifty fruit trees, and other
shrbberv buildings sc. Immediate possession Civ
en-. For further particulars, enquire Of E. NORTON,
adjoining the premises.
Dated Clyde, Feb. - 1856. lott.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
TO J. G. McKINDLEY. ESQ.

We address you THE communicat on, 10 solicit
you to resume the duties ncipal Of our Public
School.
Firs'-Wo would say, from the strong eon6den ce
and ardent alta hnsnt Of your pupils to yourself
Second,--From the unanimous wish expressed
both by your pupils and the corps Of teachers en-
Ploysd in our Schools, that you return
Thirl-Morc than tive years, have you been iden.
fled VITA ~ ScIO,j. all has both character at
home and reputation abroad, and as we believe, it
would be hopeless 10 think any can nor make GO, I
your post.
Fourth. - Willie we appreciate endorsements
under which YOU have, aud may he's eater labor,
Yet in much pettit in largely signed to the
prsnsut incumbent Of the office of Superintendent
Of Common Schools, has been practically disregard
ed, and with any reference TO the wishes Of the
mas. Of those deeply in interest he ha, sought
TO supplan YOU, yet permit to assure you that
with yodr paying such gard to the legal right of
the nfice Of superintendent the Necessity Of the
cause may demand, resume your duties and here
atc heretofore, we VIII cheerlusly sustain You
keH0sha Nov -, 1886:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
CUSTOM MILLS.

xr-r ri; reb-nr. Fgoar for Wheat in tire fatrest posi-
w ne ratio or We Kl -Four wheat, by the quantity for
rxtoVsers at the lowest possible living rates. Nediings
S5orts ard Bran always or hand and Cor sale.
M.snlnx 70 deserve bsrsl patronage, confidently
..n-ct 70 Obtain IT, WATSON 4 C0SKLIN.
Ksaosxa, May 1855.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
rx-Dr SrrE1E, al as Main Street in

re- DIR. STERILE, at as Main Street, in
addition to a large stock of Drugs d
Medicine, has capital lot of Perfnmer-
les, Fancy articles, &c, comprising allthe
necessaries, delicacies and extravagan-
cies of the toilet. His Perfnmeries in
particular, we know are very nice. Lu-
bins celebrated extracts, Eaude Cologne,
all the way from that renowned city, and
many others that we have not time to
mention. See his advertisement.
ScARLETT's EAGLE Corn & COBB
MILL.-We call the attention Of those
interested to the advertisement of this
capital machine. We presume there is
no better machine for the purpose for
which it is intended than this. The i'm
provements for which Mr.. Scarlet has
applied for patent, are seen and APP
preciated at glance.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALABAMA.--the
Augusta ConstdutionaliSt learns that the
official vote i'll all the counties OF Ala
bama for President was as follows:
Buchanan 1861
Fillmore 26,552
Buchanan's majority 1865
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

IN ward the property known as Boards Brick
yards 3ofblk 81 2 story Brick Horse will be
I'd cheap. Inquire of aY. BRANDF
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
A SEVERE SroRM.- We wore v;s;,od

A SEVERE STORM We were visited
on Tuesday last, with one of the most
severe storms we recollect ever to have
witnessed. 1t commenced showing early
IN the morning, with strong wind from
Z. n. E., which increased in severity un-
til the middle of the afternoon, when it
had reached its height. Of course with
such a wind the snow was whirled in
drifts and piles, and some of our streets
were rendered almost impossible. The
evening trains both ways were stopped
near the city, by snow banks, and stayed
over night, and were shovelled out YES
terday and started on. The Lake was
dashed into pefect fury and both the Mid
die and South piers were considerably
damaged, especially the former. The
schooner Heligolond, was torn from her
moorings in the harbor and driven across
upon the west shore where she is now
aground. We have not heard of anv
very serious disasters on the Lake.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

n IGHT. LIGHT: LIGHT::. Fresh
Il a Camphene. Burning Fluid. Sperm and SteriIe
Candies. jast reed at 5. CLARK + SONS,
Ne 20 Main st.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

DoS'T FORGET THE LEcTURE.-The
third Lecture of the course before the
Young Mems Literary Society, it will
be seen, will be given on Saturday eve
nng, by WENDELL PHILLIPS. Mr.. Phil
lips is one of the most popular Lecturers
of tho country, and our citizens may an
ticipate a rare literary treat without fear
of disappointment. Those who neglect
to be present will regret it, as they will
miss hearing one of the best Lectures of
Of the season.
The managers particularly desire that
those designing to attend, will procure
tickets before coming to the door.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

EgProfessor c. STOWE, of Andover
acknowledges the receipt, through LADY
BYRON, from Hon. Miss MURRAY, for
nerly of the Queens household, and au-
,hor of work on American Slavery,
hich greatly displeased Slavery
eople, OF the sum Of e5 sterling, for the
rhef ofthe sufferers from oppression in
Kansas
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
@AD.TILr 5'97GS 770lDl 6,

"" ask particular attention stock Of Tools They
manufactured expressly for House, and 81 Atty
and hnsh uneQussd and warrant them. Our price.
as low common article is usually sold for From deal
aud mHnuta cturers throughout the country CALL
srd nater ourselves that prices and such
wil command their favorable consideration. eng
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

ACCrDENT.-We understand that two
men, Mr.. Ladd and Mr., George, at work
on the new Hal in the Odd Fellows
Building, were severely injured by the
accidental falling aportion of theinside
scaftoiding. Mr.. Ladd had one leg badly
broken, and Mr.. George although he had
no bones broken, was seriously injured,
and it is feared fatally.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

EsHE above are selected from over loo pieces Of
Il property OF various descriptions which were
eff with for sale to eumeTa:e the whole Of which
yoald be tedioHs-Persens, therefore who are in
luess Of properly 10 purchase will do well to examine
nv Iets-as well as Improve the present line ssr
purchasing Real Estate in this part Of the country.
While at low figure. Thoss wishing TO sell can no,
10 better than to enter their descriptions upon my
-anks, as thereby they secure notice.
heaosha, Oct, 3, 1855, [lyl7l s. Y. BKANDE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

'NIIIL THEY CoME.-That is the New
Goods at i-Ewys & PRoyosr's We hap
pened m there the other evening and
found them opening piles of boxes, fresh
from New York, among the contents of
which We noticed about a cord of Prints
Of every conceivable pattern and price.
but all yerynice-Cotton FlannelS, Drills,
Checks, &c, in fact comprising all the
staple Dry Goods. They have got such
a reputation for selling cheap, and fan
dealing, generally, that their goods g,
off ut a rapid rate. See their column Il
particulars.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04


~ ing some rich Sets ofChina Porcelain
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Co.
TsNABLE a. Pocsse, Cutlery, sold very cheap
Il at MERRILL. KELLOGG & Cos.
THEaP ~tnttonery-Enveope Ink States.
u and if you want TO buy Paper cheap, call at
MERRILL, KELLOGG d. Cos
ME Defy Competition on our Black and
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Co.
IN Bbls stuarts Best Syrup. at
Az MERRILL, KELLOGG 4 Cos.
10 Hhds First Quality Maseovado Sugar, for
Il " sale low, at
MERRILL. KELLOGG & Co.'S.
"a Bags Coffee, all prime, at
sDO MERRILL, kELLOGG Cos
80 BITS Lamp and Machine Oil. just received.
~ at MERRILL, KELLOGG & Co.'S.
REApLE lSowls, and Cboppng Trays, Pals
Va Tubs, BASKETS and all kinds OF " OGDEN Ware
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
zBERD Cages Seeds aud Cups, at
Ed MERRILL, KELLOGG ~ Cos.
NAILS. Cheap by the Kng. at
y MERRILL. KELLOGG Il Co.'S.
On Coils Manila Rope ami Cordage lust rolled in
1U at MERRILL, KELLOGG x Co.'S
SCOOPS. Manure Forks, and Hog Knives at
~ MERRILL. KELLOGG d Cos
ENsEsT-Layer Rasins, Prunes in jars, zantee
Il Currants, Seedless Rasins, and Cltron. oil of
which ia fruit al the best quality, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG 4 Cos.
EECB.REL & PATTEE's Celebrated Axe.
tu be had of no one else ia th,s county, at
MERRILL. KELLOGG & Cos.
rLASS Sash and Putty FOR sale at
" MERRILL, KELLOGG < Co.'S
OAK Corn Baskets & Grain Bags. any quaint
~ ty, at MER RIIL, KELLOGG & Cos.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
COMPETITION ROOFING.

HAVING procured recipe for putting he ADORE u oh
- prepared put them on. either in the city or
country, short notice. and cheap the ehsapes
Fhese Roofs Fire-ProSf, well a. vzter-pr
Jsns ISrh IeSS ~ MORRILL, GkL1E.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Hg- Our city was visited on Thursday
last by number of gen .lemen living
on Rock river, south of Rockford. for
the purpose oflooking into the prospects
ami feasibility ofthe kenosha and Rock
ford road, with especial reference to con
tlnung the road down the river to Dix
on and further. The delegation com
prlsed some Of the most substantial citi-
zens along the proposed line, whose bu-
slness is of n character to lead them to
look for the most profitable and feasible
mode of getting their products to the
best markets. One ofthem particularly,
Mr. Andrews of Grand de Tour, is the
manufacturer Of the celebrated .sGrand
de Tour Plough" of which he made
some ten thousand last year, and intends
to make fourteen thousand this year, in
volvlng business of $2O0,o per an
mum; which ploughs, widening their
market every year by their own merits,
compel the manufacturer to be LOOKING
for new channels of transportation to
meet the demand.
" hat was the conclusion of the visi-
tors, after inspection and investigation
OF what was done and is doing here, we
are not informed, but we have confidence
enough in the manifest facts ofthe whole
ease, to know that their conclusions
could not he otherwise than favorable.
The construction ofthe road from here
to Rockford, we take, to be a fixed
fact. The visit of these gentlemen is
evidencethat an interest isawakingsouth
of Rockford, and we have little doubt
that the interest Will ultimate in some
thing substantial.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

4 OF 4 Block &C, 2nd " ard-and Lot q blk
~ 3, Duikee's eastern add ton near the steam
aiIl. are both offered for sale az low rates
Inquire Of S. \. BRANDE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

Ey esterday morning we bid fare
well toourfellow-townsman, Ii. Pierce,
starting as Secretary and Treasurer to
General Tom Thumb, upon an extensive
European tour, which the General is
about to make. The General has exhi-
bited sagacity in this selection, and while
the many friends of Mr. Pierce will re-
greet to part with him, he will have their
best wishes for his prosperity and safe
return.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
1000 Land Warrants Wanted

We will pay The hig'iesI cash prices. IN
shares. or part IL shares or all cash. We
will locate Land Warrants on the most adj
vanrageaus terms tOr parties abroad. We
having eff ~lent agents IN every. Land
Offire, with plots of the best uneniered
lands in the Union. This is rare OPP
pnriunily To persons hnlding Land War
rants in the Eastern States To have them
lncatri nv reliable company, ON some OF
tie choicest lands Of the Union, where
rapid advancement is certain.
/, will only be necessary TO transmit by
mail or express, your Warrants duly
transferred and we will return the Shares
or cash. by return mai, or ite hiles To- the
land a. soon as II caH he Lnca'ed.
Address by mail fnr Shares in the shvre
Associations, or fur location OF land War
rants, &c.
LELAND. BARNES & Co.,
Agents CT. n. w Land Agency,
Box eo2, Chicsgr, Illinois,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
Certificate If " j .ITUO0D, Huntsville, Yai
Kin Co, ~ C., .AcV. ] 1853.

Certificate If " j .ITUOOD, Huntsville, Yai-
Kin Co, ~ C., .hev. !, 1853.
DIR. C. NJ Jackson Dear Sir--Alow me 10
express 10 YOU my sincere thanks for your dis
covery Of a medicine which, 10 say The least
of Il. has effected q cure that all other medi-
ciues that have taken have entirely failed 10
do. 'Hoofand's German Biticrsp have cured
me Of the most Stubborn and aggravated case OF
the Puts that perhaps ever fell 10 the lotof
man Ms case - rot stranger 10 this commu-
ni.y. as nm well known 10 this and The sur
rounding counties and cantrUly say that my
recovery has a.louudcd al my friends and re-
Iarlors as had trisd everything recommended,
and nothing did mc any good until ] wa pre-
vailed unon TO Try the BIuers. You are at lib
criy TO make any use II his commUnlcStIOB,tor
The benefit of tie afflicted as You may think
proper. Yours truly.
~ Thee Bir;ers are entirely vegetable,
possessing goat advantage over ever. mineral
preparation. as they never proslFaie bot always
strengthen the system.
NJ Price IS cents per bottle Sold ny
Druggists and StorekeeIets m'yeTy town ard
village In the United states aGd CsusJss and
b, T.. G wilkins, Slepbcrd'low Hill h
N,rrs. Kabiciown,-C. l. Belier & Co. Char
lestvwn,- .. T.. H,mmord. HirpcrS Ferry
L. VI. Smith, CharIeStown,--ti. J iasberlske &
Co Rippon,-.7,sph Wilson, kablstown,-
Geo. r. BeckS iIh * Co., smhbGeH.
January 10, 1856. 9-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
Testimony from North Carolina.
Astonishing Effects from Tie German



C,rti6rat, Of Dr.. -. SMITH Of Pine Hill.
Rishalond County, ~ C., March 4, 1854.
DIR G. NJ. Jackson, Thilsja Dear Sill
have been q subject of Dyspepsia IN It's worst
form. for the last five years. Such ~as my
condition for twelve motifs that tie physicians
and all who saw rue said must die While IN
this condition, was carried to The "ate'liB-
places in Virginia, Tennessee and Norm 'sro-
lima. but was not benefited by any "slel 10
which was taken. " bite On my way home,
stopped a week al RuiherloIdtln, smai!
village in North Carolina, 10 try tire effect ot
some Chaiybeate wafer in q al place. About
the last of the week went into drug store TO
get some medicine for my Child and myself =
There were several e the village physicians IN
th, store. and ONE of them seemed 10 take some
interest in my case, ard after asking ne some
questions, said he had been adysPeP,ic, and
been greatly benefited by the use Of "Dr. Hooi-
lands Germ an Eiuers," prepared by you, and
he insisted that would Try the Bltters. lie
also called The next day nj my room, and in
sisted SO much that would Try them That
asked him 10 get me one bottle. lie did II,
and commenced taking il as directed, and b
do say was more benefited by il than all the
water and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home, oLe Of my ncighbors
came to me for a prescription and medicine.
Che dyspeptie,) and gave him nearly oil tho
Bnters had left ; which effected much good IN
his case He has often called on me for moro
Of the same kind Of medicine, saying he was
more benefited by it than any other be had Ia
ken bu. have not been able 10 get any more
for him or myself since will you therefore,
please ship me o dozen or more as soon a. PES
sIbet Respectfully, yours,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
Where a Few Dollars Now Invested
May teN largely in the future

Any person may become member q
the Association, AMI joint owner Of the
properly, entitled to distribution. on tie
purchase Of one OF more shares or quarieI
shares.
Every share and quarter share is duly
numbered, signed and registered, and vii
draw lis proportion OF the property hy 1t.
Number Ia whole or quarter tracts.
There being Limited number of share
Vet un>nld Agents are wanted in every
town in the Union, and the Canadas, It
sell stock and buy Land Warrants, and It
report extraordinary chances for invest
ment good percentage will be allow
ed. Book >eIlprs and newsmen are parllc'
ularIy requested to order stock and act as
agents.
Land Warrants are wanted by the As.
soriallon II their face or SI,25 per acre
in stock or the market price III cash.
The more funds received The more land
there will be 10 divide, as every dollar
now received by me Directors will he IN
vested for the Association. A commits
sion Of Is per cent will be allowed nn
sales. and purchases and circulars will bt
duly forwarded.
Tie Directors will remain to direct the
business, and any moneys received too
late 10 buy shares will be returned imme-
dlaleIy nv mail.
Agents WILL please remit as soon a.
sales are rfFt cted. and write their names
and address as plain as possible, and The
Numbers If stock and when sold
The Result vi the Distribution viii be
reported to each stakeholder by mail.
To secure stock yuu have onI7 To en-
close the money at the rate u! SO per
share, and 81 each per quarter shares, IN
current muuey al our risk, tlrrcIed la
LELAND. BARNES & Co.. Box $50,
Chicago. Illinois. anu The shares viii he
forwarded by return mail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05

n. B.--Where parties prefer II, lands
will be entered in their names, and taxes
etc. paid for them. FIR MI agreed Por'I"n
Of The rise in value in periods of B or D
wears. Al which time if preferred by
them. their money will he r.turned with
~ per cent per annun interest in lieu OF
nile ~ the lands. l.. B. & Co.
Send in your Orders at Oace.
Letters simply Of inquiry. should en-
close stamp for return postage.
March |, 1855. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
FIRST ARRIVAL!
MRS. L. BAKER

ii AS just received her first assortment Of
IL SPRiSG ANo SUMNER Gocps, consisting in
part Of the following articles Beautiful Chal-
lies, De- Bcges, A!l-wool Mouslines, White
Cashmere wide, Mousline dc LANES, Lawns,
Bersges, flair, Dotted, Barred and Worsted
Embroidered SH l,scs, Plain ard Barred Mus
lns, Victoria Lawns, India Null aud Book Mus
linz, French Worked Collars, Underseeves &
Fiounclng, Laces, Edsings, Hosiery, Gloves Of
every description, Calicoes, Ginghams, &c,
SC. Also very large and well selected as
sortment Of Ladies, Misses and ChildTens
Shoes, Caters SC. which for variety, style
ard low nriCes cannot be eNcelled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
Gold JeWelrY and Notions.

& large lot of Breast-pjns, Earrings, Gun
pins, Fnger-rings, Sleeye-buuoas, Studs, &C.
with every description Of Combs, Brushes
french Extracts or Periumery, Co!ognes' AN
cy Soaps, Flesh Balls, Ladies' and Gentlemen
Port Monnas. Scissors Of all kinds, yer! su'
peTior Pen-knives, Dou6le-plated Silver + orNs
Spoons and Butter Knives, and every other ar
Ncln helonying to this Glass Of goods
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
French and American Millinery.

have in store Bonnets Of every kind ana
quality, French Flowers, Spring AID summer
Ribbons, and every article aPperta'ning 10 'n'S
bran Gu of the business, and | assure my nu-
meTous customers and those of tie public gen
orally who may become such, ,hat am de e nun
e1 ret to be excelled IN variety, style or low prl-
ers. by any establishment ~ or out OF the State
Philadelphia and New York only excepted,
those in want Of fancy Goods Of any kiho
are respectfully invited to call early and see
what am prepared TO DO, Gotterlug myself
that will be more than able to make good my
promise. MRS. l." ~
P. S.-B.eaching, Altering and Repairing oil
Donnels, done on pleasing terms.
Shenherdstowp, March %, lSy6.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
Great Cure Of Piles.

" SMITH. NJ. ID.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05

Receipts and Expenditures of the
Corporation of Shepherdstown
for the year ending April LIST,
1856.
CR.
Eyam'I of Taxes levied in 1855. $500, SO
Ballsnce due from II. Cline and
securities. 1892
F;nes. LOO