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OyJ-The Ohio baptist State Convention
held lie annual meeting AZ Urbsna lssi
week, commencing on Tuesdny, 18Th
Officers were elected for the ensuing year
as foilowG President, J. NJ. Hoyt,of Cleve-
land; Vice Prosidcnt, Rev. DR.. Colver, Of
Cincinnati; Treasurer, Rev o. Allen, Of
Columbus: Recording serTeiary, G. l..
Barker, of fMcConnolavills.
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0.TThe Atlantic Monthly has boen
purchased by Messrs Ticknor g. Fields
BOSTON, who will hereafter be lie publish
ers.
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0-.~Judge Gholsoh leads the Republi-
can ticket in Hamilton nearly 500 votcs,
despite all efforts to disparsge his nomi-
nation.
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0.rTbe Lancaster pG) ETamiaer
nominatcr Simon Cameron for the Presi-
dcncy, and Abraham Linco In for the Vice
prealdnncN.
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0c-The editor Of the PenRyluGRiaA
has an article on "The Duty OF Demo-
crata ia the Future Judging from the
gathering portenb in the political heay-
ems, we think the supreme duty % Dem
ocrats IN the future whit rsJigadiioa.
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Republican Triumph ia Ncbrns-

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. ~.
Intelligence has reached here direct
from Nebraska City that Daily, Republi-
can, Is elected delegate 10 Congress by a
majority Of as over Elstbrook, Dem
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Til, eSiranriiuary CHEMICAt PREPARATION
Of PHOSPHORUS, Ohe ruorHYEA eric and CURATIVE
properties OF which discoyefeby bT.J r. Church.
Nv, of PARISH nsrofming wondetinl cures throughout
Europe andthe United States, having already attained
t'nre is introduction, remarkable p0pulaTity, both
with the medical pfnfession and the pubic. u 10 =
purely SCIENTIFIC PREP PARArlON, acting with
AeshLUrE CERTAINTY, and OF INVARiABtE EFF
CAON In all stages Of Pulmonary and Nervous Dissai-
q.
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DARN LANDS 70 SALE IS milesfrom Phiiudel.
~ phia BY Ralroadin The STATE on New Jeney. Soil
among he hegi iof Agroultural pnfp0sea beibg Eoot
loam toli ih cay bottom. The land ita large tact,
divde3iuto small ans, and hundreds from al paIis Of
the eopniry are uoN selur and huiidinr II he eropi
pfouncod aIo large and bu growing. lha ell
metas deiightihl ahd secure from iFofta. Tarms irons
SIS 20 $50 per acre paynhle vthn pnT yeags BY ih'
slalmeuis. ro Fiaii the place ~ Leave Nne Street
Whsrfs a Philadolphia Al ~, A. A., b. Raiload foe
uammonton, ar HidIcss n. hyrnas, By ieteI lilm-
n0utun Post Ollto, Ailanila coauty New louqy. See
iall adsefii tsqsa,in aaothss e9lusn ial l96m
DERsOEa WANTING CHANCE oT CLIMATE
y forheehhsee aasoniAemcAto tof aAmmohtonlaaa,
n anothe coiamu, iuliS.dn
rv,o1T1 ~ 11,7rT,sti - 4 nsr- - -,.--.,-...--.
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Virginia is said to be very vnlorous
state, yet old crazy Brown, with HE army
Of sirisen ,olfie men and fUe negroes,
captured town Of 1000 Inhabitants and
held Il in state ofeeigo for two days,
against m army ofsomo six or seven hun
drcd mcni and Il was only afler The ma
rincs from Baltimore and Washington
had arrived that Brown could be taken and
his prsoncrsEelea,odl If22 men could
do this, how many would be necessary 70
take the whole state Of Virginia, +. r.
We nigpcrs and nlll The citizens made
the excuse 10 Gov. Wise, that "they were
pcnnod up like sheep and could do nolh-
ing" "Ayc," said th6 Gov, ss-'f you
acted Tie sheep too" Thi- ndlculous al
rnir which attbo Nsrth would be little
tbougbt Of. ,.as spread CONSERVATION and
dl.-.ay throughout the entire South, so
Sensitive arc they about the "nigger."
As-e-as
EgcpuDIlchhistn im Kentucky
Is beginning 10 attract tho attention Of the
press. Some months since an organlza-
ton Of the party was effected in the coun-
ties Of Campbell, Kcnton and Madison,
and more recently at Louisville. Meet
ings have been held IN various parts Of the
State, and delegates appointed TO meet
in general convention at Newport. The
association is based upon the same prin-
ciplc as the Free State party Of Missouri,
and has for its object the emancipation OF
slavery, the ballot system Of voting, and
the elevation Of the poor white laboring
classes. AT a meeting held in Louisville
on the 18th inst, WIN. s. Bailey explain
cd the position and progress Of the Free
State party Of Konton aud Campbell
counties; whcrcupon Il was resolved TO
adhere to the Philadelphia platform Of
1866, until altered in National Conven-
ton. An executive committee was ap-
pointed, and the proceedings Of the meet
ing ordered to be published in the Louis
willie journal, Newport Free SouiA, and
all other papers of the State.
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KANSAS REPUBLICAN STATE TroKBT.---
Tho Republicans Of Kansas have in
Convention nominated fall ticket un-
der the new State Constitution, as fol-
lows:
Governor, Charles Robinson; Lieut.
Governor, J. p Root; Secretary OF State
DR.. Robinson; Treasurer, Mr.. Tholen;
Auditor, G.. II. Hllyer; Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, W. r. Griffith;
Chief Justice, six years, Thomas Ewing,
Jr, Associate Justices, Samuel A King
man, years, J.. d. Bailey, years; At
torney General B. +. Simpsons Repre-
sentative to Congress, Martin f. Con-
way
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Professional OOrrespondenCe,

'CoLuNuus, Ohio, Aug. g, issa--l have been treat
ing this jisease or twenty I've yeurs, and have defv
od muta Satisfaction from the Of The tlyrorHos,
rHlrEs lhaa fom ll other forms Of medication com
b.aedn
''MAscHEsfrR Mich, Aus, 3, iS59.--I have nssd
The llypophoAphiia, Va prlotce with very happy ei
egtiso much 80 that would not bo satisfied to remain
without then"
"NipDLzhuRy, W., aug. ., 1850 II believe the
HYpaphoahites used IN The naRnefhnd Way nt. Churo-
h u utcf them will cure Consumption" ...
'rhepeFlstownt Va, Aug. IS, is50.--i have pre-
serhed the lypophospho IN several oates, and de.
lighted With itt effects, ithas accomplished wonders.
"LowELt, q. July s, iS5a.-i have used m al about
forty bois, and in but instance have ihay tAied
70 beaeht the patient, anh that hopeless be-.
tore was called have had several eases given np by
atrndinr physicians Hho are now enjoying cOmnafas
lively good health, and exempt from an the symptoms
Of puinanay disease, have used the Remedy in my
own ease, with decided tuecets 10 was regarded a.
hopelqse BY physioahs and friends, aHd even myself,
under The 'ol ltfeatmeuta am now able 20 ride, IN
ettsndlng on the sick, atmany miles In day perhaps,
a. any Other physician in the country"
"HoosieE fALis, N. ". Aug. ., 1889 - huyo on.
" ume, this mofnng, 70 say, that have been aston
ihedin witnsfiing lie good efacu ~ tse nyFuphoi'
phi'ss. rhs statements in yodf pamphlet are not Al
"E,sroN, X. r., Aug. 5, Issa--I have been usins
Yonr Hypaphosphitei Of lime and Soda, and hays a.
peFienced great Improvement from theu. Alte, my
son, Uha had haskiag eoufh and beedhs fths iahFs
l it iikeNiss naah benohtiea hy theifute.n
"CHAIHAn, Pa, 1gly %, isia.--i received the n
bottles of Churvhill's Renedy FOR Csn,umptiOn,
] ID has tVorE ed eSnnaurn Il avaUr fnaa
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Mix Water n the Mouth with the In-
VI virorator, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
d. t.. ". - ALEO- .. .. H
SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY
CATH PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud put mp
IN Glass Cases, Air Tight, and win keep In any

n
IN Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will Keep in any
climate.
The Family CathauicI PILL isa gentle but ac.
tive Cafhartic which the proprietor has used in
his practice more than. twenty yearss
The consttantly incfea. c,'sine demand rom those
who have long nsed the Pills, and The 'ltisloc-
tion which all express Dol regard 20 thefHAe, hai
Induced me 10 place them wtthin The re ach OF alL
The Profession well ,rlknow that different "a
thartics act on different Aporions Of the bowels.
The Family CathanioI - PILL has, with due re-.
ference 10 this we'll esl tabhshod fact, been com.
pounded from variety OF = The pufcst vegetable IN
tracts, which act alike on 5every partoi the amen-
tory canal, and are coon. island SAYS In au cases
where Cathartio Is noe Calded, such ne DoTanFo-
ments of the Etomaoht lSleepiuuss, Pains in the
Hack and Ioins Costivo.| luess, Pain and Soreness
overt The whole body, from % sudden cold which IRE.
gnenty, if neglected. end - n along couffc uf Fever
Loss Of Appetite creep k-iur srnsaiion of Cold o.
yer the body, Restless. ~ ess, Headache, OF
weight IN The Head, all r.Itndammntory Diseafesi
Worms In Children OF Al NAdultt Reformation, q
great purifer of the blood and many disease q
which 0osi e heir, too uumeroui 10 mention ir
this advertisement. Dose, to3.
Price Thirty Gents
The Liver Invig ignraor and Family CathaHic PUlsn
fetnied By Druggist generally, and sold wholesale bl
the Trade in al lerec town.. r.
81 A. W. sanford. W ID.
Manurrturer and Proprietor.
HrH..t .. a35 Bfoadway, New Yofk.
For sale by } =. Wooster, Tinn, o. octi4'ir
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ReImont Cement!

We are in receipt Of a lot Of Bel
mont osnssi, AAA saa sappiy sllsslls
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Cure OF Consumption.

Inthe nduhdfhd stages (at uperod, consequent.
", when there can be unoeainty 10 the nature Of
the disease Gan be ohtaineh In a1cases BY this treat
mont except when ihe e&sng lesion Of the uhgs ia oi
Itself sufficient 10 prodtCo DEATH Hereditary prcds;
pn iton seems n no way 70 oouut7uot the effect ofhd
HNPpPllOSPHlfES patients IN whom Il was most
strongly MARKED recovering a. rapidly as othef,
This Remedy has not aoy aeumuve eject, hut viii,
fused wherever there esfs smpicon ofthe disease
PREVENT RS DENELOPEMENT, and thus act As
ArREsERVArivE wlrH nRoARD TO CONSUMPTION 1usI
As svAsciN,rioSpoEs WIN REaARD TO saALL-Pox.
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Make no Delay.

CoHsumpuves, In any stage ~ disease should resort
immediately 20 the Hto ofthe HVophosphites q Idme
and Soda, "Winohesief's GenaiRe PSepaIsti0hh (in
simple tyupl, in ezra large hottlst, s .ichsmicaly
purvipis The combiuaton prorosedb BY d. Churchill
ogeusraiaie and is prepared aceording 70 hls org
iuFl koTmPla. .I.- I.. rH.--. ......'
Dr. ChnrchiIPs Work ON Consumption
is nov ready
CAUTION ,--lnterestea druggists win try sellyeu
Gennne prgpsrltonn bears my iac aimile siFnaiuro.
hswARU ofall Preparations claimiuF 20 ho the Hy.
pcphQsphitsei which soutatn tnos o. any nRua. 1he
uens, BY enung 70 ne, you obtain Information that
VII pre-, eut any teeepion being Pred cdupon you.-
The DhY sAIa iurnithed % the Protection.
oeuiruted sninuoh, by mail, pre- paid, 50
soid Nhoielae and Retail attho sole Gsueral Depot
10 che lnlted ssaies,by y WINCHESTER,
Evi ssls BY ,. L. 81 Johu q O., ana Z, Wooster,
timei .. i,yd-lr
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A IL WANTING FARMs IN aislishihii eiimais.
"a Hehsol, and secure ifeu fgois tse adve seal
q iiaam0Iton Landa in anothaT o0iumn. lull3om
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DIR. CHURCHILL'S REMEDY
FOR tue PREVENTION AND CURE OF
CONSU MPFTON.
Winchester's Genuine Prepara.
tiOn of the
HYPOPHOSPHITES
OF LImE AND OF SODA.

OF LINE AND OF SODA,
The Specific Remedy for Con
sumP ion, Chronic bronchitis,
ASthma, Scrofuld, Dyspepsia
General De5iiitu. and e{t
RsrgouS Diseases, Lose
Of Eaergy, Wasting,
eeo teO.. DO.
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Incorporated isiO--chsrter PerpeipOI.
Fire aud Inland NavigauOn.
Risks accepted a. terms consisgni with soveney tnd
fa.Fnroft.

NIIEI HccoUIod dI oTml OlnIIlFnI with 30IVenoY tnd
far profit,
Especial attention given TO Insurance or DwELLNGs
and coatents, Tor terms Of 70 yean.
The tolid feTYica long and snocessfu tred, and ihe
many advantages the lsins lnsursdce Comrahy pos-
niis line, should not BE- oyerooked ~ dose
ready 70 infure and nndetaudng feir best initratt
During "stripgent iimosH the necessity Tor reliable
property owners 10 sustain loss being then much less.
on6d. Hn
Agencies "a IN the principal cities and fOuas thro'-
eat tha State rolices issued Nthaut delay. u nuy
ofths dnly arthorEed A tonis % the CompnnY
tYfBuslness attended 20 with despatch and fdsliiy.
LEONARD ADAMS. Agent.
Tidp, Sept l6, 1889 sm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-09

MANY more would testify if necessa-
III ry. Descriptive Circulars, with tes-
timonlals may be obtained from any
Druggist who has this valuable medicine
for sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-09

D0NNETS.-We have fine ssaori-
ID meni Of Bnnneis. OF lie latest sly les.
vn hand and for sale by
Ap 80 Baker f Bil'nyer.
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Approximating Prizes.
25, S2S Prizes amounting to S366,O4O
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S.,
Quarters $3.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from l TO $4,000 correspond
ing with those numbers on the tickets printed
on separate slips of paper, are encircled with
small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and
encircled are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number
is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at
the same time Prize is drawn from the other
wheel. The number and prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited TO the audience, and reg
is!ered by the Commissioners: the Prize being
placed against the Number drawn. This oper-
alton is repeated until the Prizes are drawn
out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two proceed
ing ana the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first Prizes will be entitled to
the As Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie if Ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000
Prize those Tickets numbered 1928. 1929,
lI25I,ll252 Will each be entitled to 5000 If T..
No. $50 draws the 20,0O0 Prize, those tickets
numbering 54S, $40, 55l, $50, will each be en-
titled to $3.50, and so on according TO the above
scheme.
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A Positive Cure for Cancer,
Without the use Of COustic or Knife.

Endorsed and Legalized by Especial Enactment
of the State Legislature of Maryiand with
good re9or, from five physicians of the
House of Delegates who were appointed
10 examine lis claims.
THE undersigned will guarantee a cure OF all
1 ex ternal Cancers, where vital parts have
not become involved before the application is
made, and The general health of the patient Is
good.
The above is all that is deemed necessary to
say, as he great efficacy of this remedy is now
pretty extensively Known
A pamphlet giving useful information on the
subject, will he sent TO ell requirin, the know
ledge !, contains, who ill inclose stamp.
Address, Dr. JOHN GATHERS,
Office, l02 BALI, street, Baltimore, Nd.
FebIaary ~, 1883. Gun
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TlChEIS oK CEklItICAIEs'
Enclose the money to our address for the
tickets ordered on receipt of which they will
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending in any figure they may de-
signate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
~ Purchasers will please write their sig
natures plain, and give their Post Office, Coun-
ty and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn
and payable in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of $1,000 and under paid
Immediately after the drawing-oiher prizes
at the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, By Mail
or Express to be directed TO
MCKINNEY & CO.,
Savannah Georgia.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ. D.
NeU FORK eta.

New York city.
TIME combination of ingredients in these
l. Pills are the result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation,
and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful transformations, removing all obstruc-
tions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain in the side, Palpitation of the heart,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption
Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, they
will bring on the monthly period with regular
ity. Ladies who have been disappointed in the
use of other Pills. can place the utmost con-
fdence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy,
as a mis- carriage would certainly result there
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious TO life or health Explicit
directions, which should be read, accompany
each'box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclo-
sing 81 TO the general agent. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
X. B. HUTCHlNGS,
General Agent for the United States,
lG5 Chambers street, New York,
10 whom all Wholesale orders should be
addressed.
as Sold by Charles Harper, Shepherds
town, Va.
September IS, 1858. "
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THE New Medical Salt is for sale in
braker, and BY all enterprising Druggists
wherever the Register is read. As it is
40 not Patent Medicine but the prescrip-
,zsz ton of an eminent physician no one
should fail to try the New Medical Salt.
nA For test moniaIs and directions see cir
M cnIar. June Is, IS59-6m
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DIR. COGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGlSTIC SALT.

Price One Dollar. Chronic package $3.50.
d. c. TAYLOR s Co., Gen. Agents,
202 Dock street, Philadelphia.
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T O L r A d E
AND
TRAVELLING AGENTS,

WE, want so to 100 young men, with a cash
w capital of from $50 to $1,000 each, to
purchase our Goods, consisting of w atches
and Jewelry, and to dispose Of them in all the
cities and towns throughout the United States
and Canadas. Some persons who purchase of
us are making from $4,000 to Sl0,O per
wear, selling al auction, ia the various towns
and villages.
On the receipt of the CASH, we will send by
mail, to any address, the following articles,as
samples of our Goods -
- cold Hnrar riuUS assorted for 81
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Gill;. ITS I GIFTS ! GIFTS F.!
The Original Gift Book Store.
D. w. EVANS & CO.,
THE 677 BROADWAY. CIT The
FIFTH NETWORK, Fir "a
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1884. YEAR


Tho foIlo,y;rg is martial list Of property
hill III 49, ,;7,,, - H. n,,rcnasers nj hooks
% ,S VIII DI aI" ~ '"' Worm from
a. - ("' '''''0 ~ E.,;.L 1o,or not
uold "alcneS Ehsl's" 'e''''r' sYo 20 s,oo
ent lever and IepineS' S0o ~ saw
ol'SeT " aIcne' 'P1'e"' lev 9 t ,a@'
Je"eieu hunting Gas > oPe" an
ana cylinder e>caPeuen' c,,u
Nolu 'ocSe's-l'' = s'' ,,,,b
glasses, and TWO glasses WIZ" IN
SP''"e-l"'se anu 7"i''' o. - 70
snap.
cameo, Mosaic, Floren''"e'!"'"
led Lava Uolds'one' EaF"e' a''U - %
Coral Sets OF rms ana props
Ladies Geld Guard Cial'S' aH- 70
icy Neck ChaInS' ChateI2'"eS' % On
Gents, on ana est O"ai"s' ~
Sets Cameo Goidstone' Pa'h'eu,
Mosaic. Garnet, Onyx, engraved
and plain gold sleeve buttons ana 90
Bosom studs. 10 ~
Gold pencils with pens, large,
medium and small 81 10
Silver pencils with Gold pens,
large, medium annd small size ,dou-
bic and single extension cases. 10
Gents heavy slgnet rings, 'adles
Gold Chased and PLAIN rings S,.- 10
witb OnaI scarf nins ONYX. Gar
net sc. 2 to 3 %
RIch six Dress pSt'elI' Gamma,
Chased and pIain oval Bracelets. 5 to so
Silver and Gold Thimbie'. 9 9Ot
Gents pen and pocket , knlie S SI,cto
Tnntb nicks watch KEYS Guard
Slides Ito 4
CoId Crossee small medium and
large . to s
Besides other Gifts. comprising large and
Va.uaoIe assot t"i'ns 10 u, N''7''''''N
vary lIon; - W e. tho OLDEST EST.9B-
,,c ~ PIOP G JET P00E- Stone IN THE
L-I,ITEn c,r5TrC for rho unintorrunted she
oy1 ED 49, arnn l heir earnest efforts to
Ios" the las, Conr wears would return
,rho;r s;noare Ihonls To the hundreds of thou
saods ,rho boye in mast fine. seen fit to bes-
tow their liberal patronage upon them and
eroIIy that their long experience and estab-
Ilished capital warrant them in Offering greater
Inducements than ever and such IS are out Of
the reach of any similar establishment in the
country; and propose in this,
THE FIFTH YE.3R
of their location 10 New York, to introduce
Nom Eeot,,res
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Books and Stationery, A

from Philadelphia and Baltimore, which he is
prepare to sell as Cheap, if not cheaper, than
any other store in the County. His stock of
Drugs and Medicines are OF superior quality
and has been selected with great care in regard
to quality and prices. All OF the most popular
Patent Medicines from The manufacturers and
at their prices. His Notions and Fancy Goods.
such as Plated Alfalfa Spoons and Forks.
Combs. Brushes, PormonaIes, and Cutlery, are
OF good styles, superior quality, and Chesp. es,
pyclaly for the Cash. tie has the latest aud
most approved sty les of
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q q q 50 g q q q q = q q q q q z
n. b Word OF EXPL.8N:4TIO.Nto
those who have known US under The style Of
EVANS s Co. The Business located by US at
No. on Broadway, New York City, is the old
est established house in the country and Is
known worldwide as the original Evans & Cos
Gilt bookstore. Tiany have taken the adVan-
tage OF our popularity TO advertise under the
same name as orignators 10 increase their
trade. To protect the few who may
be unacquainted with US, We would
state that we have no connection with
any other Gift Book Bou,e-ard though many
advertise under tie name Of Evans & Co. the
firm constituted by D. ". Ergns and J. H.
Preston, Is the first and only concern rightfully
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And thousand varieties of publications in ev-
erv department Of literature. We sell as low
as-and in many cases lower than-any other
house in the country; and with every book of
the value Of one dollar or more we present
some useful Gift without extra charge.
THE Let EUery One Consult his
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mTOOL.-The highest price will be
III given in trade for 10000 pounds Of
WOOL by Baker 4 Bltimyer.
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FOR SALE,

5000 Oak F' sTxiE SS MILLER co.
March 5, 1859.
WE are prepared to furnish all kinds of
" Tin.ware prepared by Mr.. John
ShindIer. Baker and BilimyPr.
MURE Wines, Brandies, &c, for medi-
4 cal purposes only. for sale by
May ID Il. ), None6rdker.
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JE " Ell r Y,

cheaper than has ever been sold here before.
His Perfnmery department, selected from Har-
rison's laboratory, is very complete and cannot
fail to please all who wish TO deal IN that &C.
partment His flavorln2 extract. are of varI
Gus kinds AMI excellent qualities. His Soaps,
Dentr,fces, preparations Tor the hair and skin
cannot be e1ceIed outside of the cues. He
would especially call the attention OF Painters
to bis complete stock OF Paints, Obs, Narnlsh,
&c. He will sell to them as ch cap as they can
ct them in the county. \ liberal deduction
always for Cash.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
of the best brands aud fine flavor. Also tina
lot of Oranges, Lemons, Prunes. CuranrS, Co.
Goa Nuts and Rasins, Brandes and Wines Tor
medicinal purposes.
Give him call and you will certain y he
pleased, in the Store Room formerly occupied
by J. l. Towner.
A. S. STONEBRAkER.
Shepherdstown, April 30, 1859.