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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

The VIRGINIA NoLCANo.-It is said that the state
ment in ref-reDce to vv'cano having recently ns1e
lis sppearaI 10 PencIeon Couoty Va, on the Greis
Backbone Mountain is tIus The Cumberland Iele'
graph says -
1T is at point on the mountain directly between
the heads Of the dry forks Of Cheat and the sou'h
branch of the Potomac rivers, at place known by
the name Of Sinks called frem the depressed con,
Gition Of the mountains at that poin'. Thee SINKS
an sore OF ground. On the first day OF January the
reports caused by toe bursting forth Of the suo,erra
nt FIRE heard for distance of twenty or thirty
miles. Vast columns OF fame and smoke issued tom
TIE ohCes, and red.bOt stones sere thTorn up In me
air several hundred feet above the crater OAK Inform
ant aods that the people in the vicinity are becoming
alarmed at the perinsclty with winch the danes are
kept up aud the red bot masses Of rex thrown oat
heavy, rumplirg noise Ike distant thunder Is con
rnualy revebersfrg through the deep csverrs OF the
mountain, which d, tunes seems 70 renole iron sum
nit 10 base"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

TickDor Fields announce beautiftl family edition
of the Waversy Novels in fortyeight l6mo. volumes.
From the specimens which we heve seen of this work,
we can confidently recommend it to those who have
not vet furnished their book shelves with the immortal
otiops of Sir Waler Scott IL is illustrated by design.
from the most eminent artists, Including Bket Foster
Dsrley, Lardseer, Harvey, and Faed, in admirably
executed steel epgavDgs, and contains all the authors
a;e.t potes and corrections. The Typography is in the
,tye Of simple elegance for which the Boston press is
distI gushed. 1t is the intention of the publishers to
issue volumes every month until the whole series
i. completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE or STgEL.--
Tile Times, Paris Correspondent writes: An improve
ment in the Manufacture of steel the invention Of n.
Cbenol has attracted attention among scientific
here. 1t has already been honored with the great
medal of the Pans Exhibition and Is, IL appears, pat
en.d in al countries. In the vicinity Of Paris al es
tatlisbment is foi med and il producing consider
able Quantities OF the article and by the new method
it would appear that steel Of asup.rlor quality manu-
featured from iron ore with much rspidfy, and
AT ODE third Of the present cost. The Invention now
upaor examination for Autria and the Swedish Embas
ssdOr has suggested tbs nomination Of Tor
those countries. The following par 1cnss have oeeo
communicated 20 me- The sys,em consists In making
steel from the ore and the principal features OF mo
rev process are these: the inventor employs frsuy,
an machine 10 separate the crushed ore,
ard 20 raise II 20 IFS maximum STANDARD OF pufeusee
ard rchness-quailies which the s@el subsequently
retans; secondly system Of cemeDtsnon or addition
Of carbon and other matter By cold process, In soch
wsy that this delicate operation can DC repeatedly Of
tected in determined and exact proportions, which
resut in the production Of STEEL varied 10 qaaity -
can be desired capable Of being reproduced with GER
IA MY ard Of technically the same temper and quality.
This regul, il not without It's i'm otanCe TO the consQm
er az by the SIMPLE Of marks and plumbers be can
he sUfe Of receiving for soy gwen purpose pre-
ceIy the came qustS Of steel ~'h which he bad been
prevI,usly supplied. Thirdly: compression Of the
ore after It's sod before ses oenent-
alton into a sporge. The ore reduced into sponge
20 Lao,e to be snec,eo Dy nest VI numuy
ira, it could hardly bs kept long enough d;
for o.mpression; but in conseqletce Of the
erea. reduction IN voloms Of he compressed
susree II il worked with economy OF ~ per cent
IN fre ard manual labor in ~.dI z, melting, &C., sad
illus by this second fact The value Of COMPRISING
he sponge is evident The inventor sppess
10 have given practical proof OF the commercial sdvss
tges Of his s STEM and is added tbs, he sold his steel
ip seme quantity to French msnufscfurers a. prices
which more than irebed the esst Of production without
seeking the highest relative prices Of Swedish STEEL and
could thus continse 10 supply steel Of superior qaah
rot standing him in third of The price a. which 20
cold Il From repeated t is ssid that doaoss ne
wear could be got on, Of implements manaisc. ary' ~
steel Of tiis compre- eco spopgs com2red ~.n .n
made rom good steel Of Sheffield MARKS ~ uS sHss
process steel can be manufactured from sPsnlsa PIE,
which steel will not cost above LIZ er gun, soa 70
snsrior in ous,y 70 that sold in P'rs It tun
In word the inventor .scures these .dys@,ssss-.hs
Manufacture of steel 10 Zen days .e'saa Of 10y: No
The cot price not TO exceed ope.third Of tho
n,sepf prices, relsve qualities being borne in mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

The most recent issues Of Little, Brown & Co.'S
edition of The BRITISH Essayists are The Observer
"The Locker On and the concluding volume contain
ing the General Index" Tue series, which extends
TO thity-e2ht volumes, is now complete and forms an
edition Of standard British cassics which is justly
on me nded to purchasers Of libraries BY its convenient
form and the correctness and beauty Of It's typography
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
SONGS AND BALLADS BY Sidney DYEE. llno. PIP. 299.
sheldon. BsseInsn 4 Go.

Sheldon, Bis,emsn Co.
Many of the pieces in this volume written ex-
pessly music and already favorably known to
the public in connection with the popular melodies 6r
which they prepared. The author has just con-
cepton of the essential qualities Of the song, and has
aimed at the unity, sweetness, flowing simplicity, and
passona impression which characterize this branch OF
poetcal composition. He has attained no iuconsidera
Die success in severa of these productions which show
great facility of verscaon, variety Of expression, aud
a natural tone Of sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

ROBBED BY AFENALE.-ADdreas Danger, o boarder
Shakespeare Hotel, William sire- was robbed on
WedDesdsy night while company with girl OF bad character
named Phis Wilson, who invited him 70 hel room in Mott
II sppears that wRen Danger entered the room be
placed his wallet containing l5 got, under the edge Of
he thinking l. woai BE- safer there THAI IN bis pock
The movement however, observed BY the m aud oa the
iolo~ M morning both she aud he mones hsd ysasaed
DRgss made complaint AGAINST beT sad yesterday ohee'
E... ..y -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
GOD AGAINST SLAVERY. BY GEORGE b. CHEEvER, ID
l2mo. PIP ~. Jo.ePh Ladd.

GOD AGAINST SLAVERY. BY GEORGE B. cHEEvER, ID.
limo PIP. ~. joseph Ladd.
The substance Of this volume consists OF the scath
ing discoursts which attained such intense celebrity
DUNG their recent delivery from the pulpit of the au
thor They are now dvio ed into chapters and present
the subject in form adapted to didactc treat
III, Mt than the mpassioned denuncatons Of the pulpit
We do Bot perceive however that they have lost any
thing Of their original fervor. Trey still burn and glow
snd flash with the coruscatops Of penal fire. Directed
against the gigantic inqulties whose retribuve doom
be proclarns, they will meet with more general re-
spouse from the popular heart than the fierce diatrbes
against religious for which the author lie widely
distinguished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

DrscHAncrD FROM CusIoDr.-Moses Enrich, Who
lac burglary the store Of Wilson, MEDLEY Jennings
ne of Church and Duane streets yesterday dseASss< ~
Justice Osborn there being evidence t sssss-
dou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
YAHvEH CHRIST; Or, THE MEMORIAL NAME. BY ALIEN
ANDER MAC WHORIER. I'm. Up. l1y. Gould Lncoin
Sold BY Sheldon, Brakeman Co.

I II
ANDER MAC WHoRIER l2n". Up. l1y. GOULD Lincoln.
Sold BY Sheldon Brakeman L Co.
The purpose of this volume is to present popular
exhibition of facts which, in the opinion of the author
possess an important religious bearing but which hith
erto have been known, for the most part, only to
scholars He undertakes to show that the name Of
the Deity used in the Old Testament is not properly
Jehovah but "Yahveh," and is correctly trans
lated by the words He who viii be- instead Of 81
am" He further maintains that it is the great Mes
sianc name Of the Old Testament representing toe
same divine person who afterward appeared in the
worlds history under the name Of Christ" The sub
jet is illustrated with great variety of learning and
presents many ingenious and suggestive views, indie
pendent of the opinion that may be formed of the
author theory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

Rus 0vrR.-Abm. +. Cohen, boy, wa Knocked
down and yesterday The corner Of As rsee and
Broadway, and severely injured Ae VAS taken 70 h''e'i
s.E.e. ~. q R..;sY... s..ss:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

which was Assumed for the oecasioo, VIII b io0ad
mae Of original though and ecseepsoo,
much Of which we instnctiveiy reject - crsdA
exaggerated and UtopiaD, while we cannot fad to
be struck with the bold individuality which ssanps
the general cha, ac'er Of the volume As graphically
described by ore of bis French disciples, " The book
is first explosion OF genius; it is as:ar:hng and
msrveoSs eruption, throwing out on every AIDE
floods Of poetry, OF beauty and of science the sud
dep hasbe, Of which open TO the mind mJrads OF
horizons, new snd immense, but shut out Instantly
from the view, and which produce upon the intel
lect the effect Of d.zzing fairy scene, Of gigantic
phsntssmsgoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
BIBLICAL COMMENTARY on THE NEW TESTAMENT.
By DR.. HLRMASN 0LsBAUsES. Translated from ths Ger
mn. First American Edi ion. revised by A. C. kENpRcS,
ID. d. 2vols. 3vo. Sheldon Brakeman Co.

By Dr. HhRMASN 0LsHAUsES. Translated from ths Ger
men First American Edition. revised by A. c. kENpRcH,
D. d. vols. 3vo. Sheldon, Brakeman Co.
Asa commentator the New Testament Olshausen
is distinguished from many of his Germ,n eotempora-
ne by the practical tendencies Of his mind his freedom
from all parade of learning, bis general distasts for
subtle and uncertain speculations, and his profound
sympathy with the spirit of the sacred writings. The
work now Issued in 81 American edition is well known
to biblical students manual Of great value not only
to the proes,ed scholar, bat for popular use. The
translation which forms part Of "Clarks Foreign
ard Theological Library is the basis Of the present
edition. but has been thoroughly revised and greatly
improved by the critical sbors of Professor Kendrck.
He has also translated the Greek words and phrases
which occur in the text, and added few brief Dotes
when the expositons of the author seemed to demand
animadversion. The treatise Of Oshausen on the gen.
uneness Of the writings of the New Testament trans
lated by Mr. Fosdck is predxed to tbs edition. The
work is brought out in style corresponding to its I'M
portance, and may be regarded gratifying proof OF
the demand in this country for the best standard pro-
auctions of European learning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
TIE LIFE AND RECoLLECTrONs or JOHN How
LAND By EDWIN " STONE. limo, PIP 1ts' fr0Ni


TIE LIFE AND REcoLLEoTTONs or JOHN How
LAND By EDWIN " STONE l.mo, PIP jis' froNi-
eenee; George II. Whitney.
Anon the distinguished native. OF Rhode Island
The subject Of this meoir held conspicuous place, no
ltss by the sterling integrity OF hs character sad hi'
admirable social qualities than by his devotion to an
quarian research and his interest in various me asures
Of public concern. He WAS bonn ia Newport in l757,
and died year or two since IN Providence. 10 the
Dney-echth year of his age. In the early part OF his
life he soldier in the Continental service, and HI.
memory stored with interesting rscollections OF
Washington Greene, Sullivan, Gates and other cee-
brated leaders in the Revolution During hs subsequent
residence in Providence he e1erted leading influence
in the municipal educational and socsl affairs OF that
city, ard although devoted to humble calling at the
outset st Ter eth became prominent member OF soci-
etv. In the present volume, Mr. Stone has given
plain and nshed cord of the history OF IN ex-
c.,nt nan. II abounds with Interesting antiquarian
details many of which are from the private journals
Of Mr.. Rowland. and presents q striking example OF
modest but useful and instructive career.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
TRVALTbBLB medicines.

HENRY'S lnvlGoEATING CORDIAL, for
| the cure Of Physical Prostitution, Gen
ital Debility, Imrolency, Fluor Albns or
Whites, Disordered Mensnualion, Sterl-
i,y, Debility after Confinement or AboF-
ZION, all Nervous Affections, &C., &c.
HELMBoLD's SARsAPARILLA,For the cure
of Rheum atism, Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs. Pu.
rifying the Blood. Pains and Swelllngs OF
the Bones, letter, Pimples in the Face,
and Scaly Erup,ions of the Skin.
HELMBoLD's BUCHU, for the cure Of
Diseases of the Bladder, DISTINCTIONS Of
,he Urine, and the most certain cure OF
GonorrHGa, elects, Diseases Of The Sex
ual Organs, Weakness, &c, &c -,
The above medicines have been tested
and have, in all cases. produced relief
For sale at the "Register' office.
January II, 1857.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

i Set of DissoIxiag Views, with appara
tus complete for exhibition, >aiued At 5.0Ol
100 Lots Of Je~eIry, Rings, CLAUS, sc, -.
vaIned al 50 each, 2,ooI
10 Splendid Rosewood planoes $500
eachs 5,OCl
20 Splendid Rosewood PianOes, $500
each, 6,OUl
Burni5g Of Moscow, " ~ 5OOc
The Celebrated Trotting Mare, Lady of
the Lake, who can Trot, in harness,
mile in , 40, valued at L50,
Melodcen Organ, suitable for Church 81
l MelOdeon Organ suitable for a Church, 20l
, Meodeons, 500 each, 2ol
Marine Timepiece, wonderful piece
of Mechanism, - lJC
Set Of Dioptric Paintings, valued at 5,OUl
l Panorama Of "Tour in the East" 2a,OOI
100 Orders for Hats on "Genin," the
celebrated New York Halter, 81 each, 4OI
81 Clocks, worth So TO S25 each, ayerag-
ing in value - each, G.C
) magnificent Gold Watches, $500 each, ,5Ul
10 magnificent Gold Watches, 500 each, Loo
100 Gold Watches, $50 each, 5000
100 Silver Watches, S25 each, 2,5OC
100 Silver Watches, SIS each, ,5Ol
5000 Gold pencils, at So each, l5,Otl
10000 Every day Registers, val. 81 60. loC0l
$4,000 Engravings, 6,25l
$4,000 Pieces of popular music, l2,3U'
209 1913 Articles, HandbOoks and Pam
Phlets, I9,2o'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

If, in the division of the Gift Property any
unmarried lady should become entitled to the
Interchangeable Gentleman" and II should
prove agreeable to 10th parties, then It is under
stood that they shall be united in
Marriage, at the Crystal Paiace,ia Ne"'
York, in tie presence Of such of the certificate
holders os choose to attend. But if such mar
riage is not agreeable 20 both parties, or if any
other pers than single lady becomes EMIT
led 10 the marriageao!e gentleman, then, IN
place Of said marriage, such person shall DC en-
titled TO receive from Mr.. Perham, a Farm,
valued at SlO01 in place Of SAID marrlagca-
lie gentleman.
II, in the division Of the Gift Property, any
unmarried gentleman should become entitled 10
the Beautiful Young Lady" and It should
prove agreeable 10 both parties. then II IS un-
derstocd that they shall be united IN marriage
It the Crystal Palace. in the pre- encc o. such
Of the certificate holders as choose to attend.
PerQam the sum of 5000 IN cash, in place Of
the::beautiiul Young lady.
II must be remembered. that the holder ot
each certificate is entitled 90 one undivided
ihrec hundred thousandih part Of the above
mentioned gift properly, to be delivered toy
Mr.. Perham to the ticket holders as aiorc-men-
toned and that the disposition Of this proper
ty will c wholly Under The control Of tie tick
ct holders, and them only.
All orders for Tickets by mail, should be ad
dressed to JOSIAH PERR.t,H
GG3 Broadway, New York.
Correspondents viii please write distinctly
their names, residence, County and State, Il
prevent error. Or, if convenient, enclose al
envelope with their direction on it in full ii
which such tickets As they may order viii bC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
3G8HAN'S PLATFORM ByD0nSGl

4 MEETING Of the Shareholders in Per-
u hams Great Matrimonial and $500 GOO
Gift Enterprise was held &C iOrdmg to publish
ed call al Georgetown, ID. C., on Thursday,
Nav Sih, 1856 The meeting was organized
by calling Captain Ephraim Fenton to The
Chair and appointing John 5. Clement, Sccre-
tary.
The following resolutions were tLen offered
aud adopted
entitled TO one vote for each and every ticket
held by him, on all questions brought before
this meeting, and that 1t require majority oil
a. the shares represented for the adoption OF
any resolution, or to electa committee.
ResoIred. That we now go into an election
for a committee, consisting of three sharehoI-
ders, to receive from Nh. Perham the gift prop
erty, and to hold the same in trust, and dlstrIb-
ute It among The shareholders, in such manner
as will give the most general satisfaction TO all
concerned.
Adopted. l56,256 shares voting yea, s, 100
voting nay,
! The election for committee was then gone
into, and resulted in the choice OF H.
! Fenton, of Palmer, Mass, he reccl-
wing votes representing ioo,ZlO shS.
| J. II. Briggs, Of New York City, re-
/ ceiving votes representing l51,646 shs.
| Ira Yale, receiving votes represent
ing l5i,424 shs.
ResoIred, That the Committee be, and are
hereby instructed to adopt plan, select
place and make all necessary arrangements
for the distribution of the 100000 gifts at as
early day as practicable. Adopted unanl-
mousIy.
ReSolred That the Committee have power to
fill all vacancies that may occur by reslgna-
ton or otherwise Adopted unanimously.
ResoIred, That this meeting adjourn, subject
TO the call Of the committee when they are rea-
dy to distribute the gifts Attest,
EPHRAIM FENT0N, Chairman
J. S. CLEMENT, Secretary.
A second meeting of the Committee appointed
by The Shareholders in Perham's Fourth Gift
Enterprise, was held at the Aston House, New
York, Aug. 6, 1856. On motion, E. Fenton
was appointed Chairman, and J. II. Briggs, Sec
rotary when it was unanimously
RcsoIred, That Thursday, the 2eth Of Feb
ruary, 1857, he appointed as the day to COM
mencc the distribution of 100000 Gifts, at
Georgetown, d. c., and that the Shareholders
be aud are hereby requested TO meet this Com
mittee, then and there TO participate in the
same.
Resolred, That the Committee &C knowledge
the receipt of the usual vouchers for the &c.,
600 Gifts from Mr.. Perham.
FENTON, Chairman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

taiieq Insurance CompmB-'rhe
only change in the directory Of ,his tlour/
fishing concern for the year just begun i,
'he election Of Wm. B. Baker in place OF
Hugh SidweIl, who declined reelection.
The board now stands Joseph S. Car
son, President, Jas. p. Rely, Robert
Steel, John Kerr, Lloyd Logan, l.. p.
Hartman and VIM. B. Baker. The bus
lne>s of the company, thanks to lis es-
'ahIished Promprness and reliability, con-
unueS TO extend. The dividend for the
past year will be ten per cent.-Um.
chester EirgiHina
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
.AGENTN W.4NVED

In cvery city, town and village in the Uuacd
States and Canad 5, to obtain Subscriptions for
Tickets to whom liberal commissions wiii be
given and every facility N the way OF Show
bills, Circulars, sc, VIII be AFT rdcd TO make
the business paying one to those disposed tC
enter Iuto 1t win spirit. Applicants Tor Agen
ccs will apply or address as above.
January u, 1851. 5t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

DEATH CT JOIN C. WILsoN.--Our
ci,zens will regret ,o learn that John G..
WrIso., Esq. for many years ciuzen Of
,his County, died Yesterday morning at
iis residence in lEarpet's Ferry, after
shor! but painful! illness.
Mr. w. was one of our most public
spirited cilizens--ol an ardent tempera-
mcnr, whatever tie resolved to 10 com
handed his GuN and uniting energies,
strongly attached to the county of his
adoption, whatever enhanced her public
veal found in him an unwaveling advo.
ca1e. The community in wnIch tor the
last 40 years OF his life he has been res
ideut will alike depIore the loss ot MIR.
Wilson. MIR. w. we believe was in the
7o'h year Of his age.--Spiru Of JG8r-
sen, 2lsi inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
EMPLOYMENT for 1000 Persons

WANTED, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS il
w every County in the United States
to engage in the sale of THE GARDEN
OF TIE WORLD or, Tile Great
West; its History, It's Wealth, lis Na'u-
raj Advantages, and It's Future
Comprising a complete Guide TO Emil
grants, with full description Of the diff.
ferenl Routes Westward, BY G. w.
Dana, Of Chicago, H., Author Of Western
Scenes, Life in the West, &c. With
statistics and facts from Hon. Thomas
II. Benton, Hon. Sam. Houston, Col.
John c. Fremont, and other "old set
teTs." Comprising an outline History
of the whole West, from the time the
first hunter who ever rod its painless
woods, 10 the whistle of the last Iocomo-
tive hIal has yet sped along lis boundIrss
prairie>, giving a full description Of the
soil, climate, aud farming resources Of
each Stale and Territory. Also, the
Railroads completed, IN progress, and
projected, together with the Religious
complexion. Educational provisions and
Population, from the statistics of 1855 and
1856. I2no., muslin, 400 pages. Re-
tail price 81 %. Address d. RULISON,
No. 81 South Third observation-disclosures,
Pa, or, if living West, to II. W. RULI-
son, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A sample copy will be mailed. post
paid, on receipt OF price. Also luil list
OF my publications, with terms 10 agents.
February Ia, 1857. At
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
}IOURNING GOODS,

such as English and Frerch Merinos, AIPacas
Canton Cloth, Palmetto Cloth, Coburg Cloths,
all wool DeLains, Cashmercs, Bombazine very
superior, English Grape, black love Nei.s-Hery
fine Kid Gloves, Of the very best make, silk
Mtts &c.
F.4NCT GOODS.-Bonnet Trim
mings, Dress Trimmings of every variety, silk
and glazed Butons-all coors-some new
style, leather and Gum Belts, Cloak Trimmings
something new, ladies Buck and kId Gaunt-
lets, Taylors celebrated Ball soap, Mitchell's
Honey soap-something new and very superior
Brown Winsor and other soaps, hair Brushes,
port Monales, fancy Baskets, Ornamental french
China, Cups and saucers, Vaces, Mugs, sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
N D " GOO DIS

THE undersigned has just returned from Phil
/ adelphia and Baltimore, and now ready to
show one of the largest and most complete as
sortment Of Fall and Hinler Goods which he has
ever had, being purchased exclusively for cash
he is enabled to oler great Inducements to all
who may favor him with call.
THE L.4DIES DEP.ARIlHENI
embraces every variety of goods, such as plain
and fancy all wool Deiains, plain and fancy
Cashmeres, plain and fancy silk Poplins, plain
and fancy palmetto Cloths, Mouslin and Dcbaze
Robes, plain aud fancy pcrrion DeLains, Eng
lish and French Mernoes, plain and fancy dress
Silks, Black Silk-very cheap, Coburg Cloths,
Debaze, long and square Shawls, very fine fall
Shawls, CIoaks and Nantes, Cloth for cloak
ing-all colors.