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, 1860-05-04

Chas. Cook, selling liquor without license,
Keeping disordef}y house, &C. @ special 1sil, Edws?d @
Courtney, surety; Dennis Carey, inmate ofsaid
di.ozderly house, special bail, Edward Court.
neg, surety; Bridget Carer inmste Of said dis
orderly house, special bail, surety Edward
Courtney; CathariDe Carey, inmate Of said dis.
orderly house, special bail, Edward Courtney
surety; Martha Potter, drunk, Is; Catbarine
cution ] @ suspended; john Seutt1e, dranE, &;
Henry Spratt, drunk, IS: Michael Gailiger
drunk and disorderly. q Peter Riley, drupE
and disorderlE, s.; John McDermost. drunk,
IS; John Breman,' disorsierly, discharged
Henry kllch, disorderly, IS; Hernard Muller
keeping pawnbroker shop without license, dis.
charged; J. Levin Lee, keeping paWnbroke1
shop, without license, discharged On paymen. d
costs.
, 1860-05-04


The Republican party Of Illinois as in other
States, is composed Of men who formerly were
Wings, Democrats, and Free Sellers; but tho
latter waa made up, originally, mainly Of the
former twn. Tho old partisan comrdt1iots Of
cley and Jackson may DO considered as ho
component parts Of our organization.
Aftsr the dissolution ofthe Wing party, the
.nasG Of its rank and tilo in the FREQ States
naturally swung into the Republican party as
1he most available opposition organization to
their ancient enen,iez. Hence, they had but
little sacrifice Of prejudice or personal feeling
to make in taking their position IN the nov
party.
With the secoders from the Democracy, it
was different They were obliged 10 disrupt
old party ties and feliowships, to forsalc
I've organization, one that was in power aud
almost everywhere onnipotcnt Tho mass Of
these men were solely aetuated By principle,
They voluntarily LETT their political associates
and joined hands with their lifelong OBJ
pouents, to vindicatc p-inciple-she freedom
oi' tho public domain and tie Nationality Of
Freedom. Aud, as might naturally he sup-
posed, they ere distinguished in our ranks for
their zeal, activity and devotion to the cause
Of Hepublicanism. As tho old Wing party
WIS moro conservative than the Democracy.
10 the latter element in the Republican party
is more radical, bold and defiant than tue Wing
eiemeut-
But tho two, mixed together, and the whole
leavened by the old Liberty Guard. make a
splendid arnalgam, and have produced tue pow
~c:u7, judicious and enthusiastic Republican
party, which hiss so completely held at bay
the donineerins, naughty, aod long victorious
aIare-powcr and its donghlaoe allios labelled
the Democracy. In this State very large
per cent Of tho Republican party came from
the Democratic side Of thu house. Not less
tban one-th'rd, aud perhaps not far from one
hall In Sonia counties tho Republican party
IL mainly composed Of Damoczats, Is in Cook
ind some others. In most sections of ths State
large numbers Of pro-slavory Whiga refused to
join the Republicans, but marched into the
ranks Of the sham-ocracy but the gaps made
hy these objections were more than {ned by
the platoons and regiments Of whole-souled
Democrats, Of foreign as well as Of native
birth, who enlisted under the banner Of froe.
dom. II tia attentive rnader will cast hia
sye over NIP Of the State, he vii And thai
the Wing attongholda Of other days htve fallcr
into the hands Of tie pro-alavery Democracy
For example, the counties Of Madison, Sanga
mon, Morgan, Tazswsll, 4aaard, SCOT, MaDon'
ough, Jersey, Wabash, White, and other ole
Wing fortresses, have surrendered to The en-
smy; while On tho other haud. &uch Dsno
, 1860-05-04
THE RAILROADS AND THE CON,
FENTI0NS.

Inquiries are beginning to pour in upon us
relative to Railroad facilities for renchiug the
Republican State Convention at Decatur. It
is suggested that no considerable number of
merchants arc going to Decatur this month to
buy goods, and it is quite distinctly remem-
bered that when the Democracy held their
Convention at Springfield in january last they
were provided with half fare tickets. Our
general answer to inquirers is that VIC have
no information in the premises; but We can
hardly conceive that the railroads will mike q
distinction between political parties in mat.
ter Of this kind, untavorab1e to the Republican
side - 49,.
, 1860-05-04
The Charleston Fight---Thc Feeling
at Warrington.
Ispestal Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Ga1et.el

wAu,u1c7oy. Hara III,
Douy1as' b,cters iook ce,rfn1l. h1,,a 49,,
All Of them TIT Ind anr monny stsled @ te; the;- !.
nile upon him Wien tha secess;on tnot -1ana tue,
fhsv tbn"ght ,he th;nr wns aead anre roA FL"
sna,t cbs5oa !. ~ hsd ~ ,Sav veao Safe' 1nen
o|Ha ~. r.1sEi iad y 90 90 . .or+ 49, an r.. ~.
nat.nn,;i,a 49, - $1,000 ~ -. 'ns nsm 1 al&
ns.ss. Iii sh.n1a ~ SUSAN anu II
f;rsd cnnran;ant onnnr,nu;tV nn 'ous'as d. eoe
The ~, es-";ta,nn,, Ieea ~. t9. :. trar,o n.,.
.sr. he narsr I'll, ,e.hd.ar en9I enJ ~ pougaas
swesr ne 1e5sr 5 ahan .t pc tue recognized Demo-
Sfanv nemncrsts dscfara ~ Him. :. m
f-.1a3 ~ ~, .o,t+se ,.1,a. tnns s 20 W
, 1860-05-04
THE CHARLESTON FAILURE.

The pro-Slavery men give it up. Their split
al Charleston, the inability Of eithor portion to
nomiuate candidate by the prescribed two
thirds vote, aud tho adjournment Of the
Northern or Douglas wing Of the sold kuz-
zard,' to meet in Baltimore o. tho 18th Of
June next. are. taken together, confession,
as plaia as il written in black md white, that
the days Of pro-s1avcry domination are hum.
bered-that the representatives Of tue party
dare not so before tue people with any candi-
date whom they can name, or any platform to
which majority will consent. Tho reason is
plain. The agreement al Cincinnati resulting
in Janus-iaced platform, meaning squattcr
sovereignty at The North, ind Congressional
Intervention for the protection Of Slavery, ut
the South, was lie ccd fraud. 1t was IN
landed as cheat and was 70 used, Those
who '!-aled i. knew what they wero doing, ind
what were tho probable consequences; but
they put of tho avil day for the
sake Of harren triumph, whom, if
they could have afforded 10 be honest and
suffered defeat, they could havc controlled the
South, laid down q platform which would not
have violently outraged the North, and con-
solidated the party By outward pressure in
srch way that succession Of victories would
have been probable. Butt greedy for the
spoils, obiivious oftho rising and angry public
sentiment that would call the tricksters to an
account, and anxious to beat the Republicans
by any means whatever, North and Soutl,
both went into Tie ffay, each convinced that
tin other was finally to be cheated. Lo the
consequences! Each now insists that the
other was to give way-tho North, that it
meant nothing wEcn it allowed the South to
play its pro-slavery trick, and Tho South that
it was 1aigning when 1t permitted the creed to
put on sIuatter Sovereignty squint. Feeling
il aroused, elimination and recrimination fol.
low, and a disruption and Gilnse arc tie fruits
of tho fraud. The came trick would hare
bsen played again, aud the evil day still STAYED
off; bnstl people would not permit it. The Le-
compton quarrel opened the weak place so wide
that all men saw il, and, aesrito the most ID
horious exercise Of ingenuity no form O!
words could be invented that would at tic
same timo quiet tho North aud roassurc the
South. So the ballot And to 60 on, and 50
the Convention failed. The quarrel which
preceded tho dissolution was not for or about
Douglas or Hunter or Guthrie or any other
man. 1twas the growth Of tho seed put into
the body polite Mt Cincinnati. What crop
might have uocn expected from field sown
with lies and cultivated by fIaud?
The same general results will follow the
Baltimore gathering On the 18th Of June 4
nomination mny bo nude, platform may bs
laid down. But whatever may be dono BY
way Of compromise, the one will ruin the
otlor. The quarrel may DO hushed, oomrro-
missed; but eacl. faction understands that It il
death to recede, and bath know that tho peo'
pie are looking on. So, gentlemen, 60 ahead
, 1860-05-04

Nc learn that early On Wednesday morning,
a destructive conaagration occurred in Rock
Island, By which some dozen or more buildings
on Front street were consumed. The flames
were first discovered in small building adioiu-
ing Langley / Co.'s largc warehouse, on Front
stEeet, and extended from that point to Jet1er.
son street, Among the property destroyc cd was
the two story brick boarding house Of Mrs. Viii
store Of Upd,Ee Wood, the grocery of 4.
Butcher, the meat market Of Henry Spear, some
three or four saloons, and A number Of other
buildings.
The total loss is estimated at from, 81, 900 to
$4,000, but is probably more, and there was
bat little insurance on the property. The fire.
good seryice-.Journ1l
, 1860-05-04


The "First Of May" in this clim.te Of ours
has lost all those charming associations which
we're clustered thickly about it in olaen time,
and which still liuger under suspicious skies
where flower hunting is in season. But With
us the merry-mak1ng exist only in song md
chronicles. There is no 1ay.posc Oh the green,
fo~er-decked. which lads and lassies dance
about; no May Queen, for the fair potentate has
SO often taken cold aud come home damp and
be.dzsgg'ed from the rambling her coronation
eutailed that tender and cautious mammas have
had no respect for the tears and pretty Growns
Of royalty, and eountennnce not ut all these
excursions.
But Nay Day las come to be an accepted
anniversary in the tenant aud landlord world,
and il its spectacles lack the picturesque fea-
lures Of the former mode of obscrvauce they arc
in one sense more morin2. Leases expire on
this daJ, houses are vacated, furniture goes
helplessly Off on vehicles In quest Of new
quarters. Tables lie prone on their fices,
stjfny embedding with their legs medley Of
small wares. The sofa embraces tightly
rolled mattrass- The kitchen stove and the
parior whst-not rattle .contentedly along in
company.
'f1s1ssr1ss Fl tse ne3sy n,onss esss. II r. Hn~
The week thus far has been perfection in =
meteorological point Of ricw, An the better
thus, fer the hundreds AID thousands of tbs
tenant world engaged IN or bnt recently reeoy-
cred from the domestic horrcr of moving, It
has been harvest fat in fees 70 ali owners of
.lrays and e1press wagons, and up the street,
and down tho streets, aud through cross stzeets
e'sa' ~ ms "3e ta@saeo sao couete1msseh'
ea, with 1oads on loads and vans on vans OF
household goods and gods, the Lares and Pen.
a.es all bundled pit.les.ly out upon tha t;ds
, 1860-05-04
Hundrede Of t,eunty Fairs.

At The lats q. g. Fair 1t Chicago The aoc.t .un:dsd
this AsehI1e The FIRST PREMIUM. Grad Silver Me
dAl and the 9pscht Premium Of ssao Silver Pitcher.
The Lock Stitch mile BY ihis u&ch'rs -t'o CITY st.tea
eaeh 4de Of the seam, It Il n.aae With t:sada
oas 1peo e,sa a1s 91tas e's sod 9s
rn: aod aaorsavtnx machine: + dots ths .e~.nz q
the ikhtast heavIss fabric In the ts that ten
se.naattes:sa require to az tha .Ame hy band
31,3O3 Of the4e machines were co.,! Ia 1850. printed
Bill Of Drsctoss uuaFattn. thr antens parts - Aert
with eaee machine, th. !s suneeuy e1pct to 4how N<
Al arder3 executed With and prooEtrte GA
ehlpes vheu s!pped ba1e1 With rve th!px nser,Y
% them and esn b. dvsed BY exo:"ss twtthour L.
tufyl Any section Of rtuutEy s-s Cf.tnl2E.
do. r. .GHlTrEs S.Gcncral Agent.
Soa- le7 + j.. -t.aka It,, Ch!e3Ro, u.
Boz 4.07 T. O. .ahIh;l5-3tnisR
, 1860-05-04

RACINE, Wis, May AT our city election
yesterday. ]. ]. Case, Republican candidate for
Mayor and oil the other Republican candidates
except Justice Of the Pence, were elected by
mnjorities ranging from 81 to COO. Seven out
OF ten Of the Aldermen elected arc Republicans.
, 1860-05-04

Oval CTR FaAxfs.-Those wishing gill
frames for portraits, photographs or ambro-
type pictures will do well to call ut G. II. Hsr-
rey's, No. III Lake street, a. he has The l2rg-
est stock and best assortment in the city, at the
lowest pessible rates.
,mv41t Il. II. HARFEI.
, 1860-05-04

R Gas fixtures Of al tho latest styles are
selling chearer than ever at No. IS Clark street.
Gas fitting promptly done
apos-6t II. IL. MILNARIH.
, 1860-05-04

We are requested to state thst mails for
Iackinac, SAINT St. Marie, and plsces on Lake
Superior, will be made up at the Post Office,
and dispatched by the propeller Ontanagon
this evening, closing at O'Clock, P II.
, 1860-05-04
Maine Delegates TO the Republican Ma,
tl0unl Convention.

1t Large--Gcorge T. Talbot, Wm. Il. Nc
Criilis, John L. Stevens, Rensselaer, Cram.
FGst District1lark F. Wentworth, Leon
ard Andrews.
Third District-Natlan G. Hichborn, George
#. Lawrence.
Fourth DHtrict-C. L. Wing, J. S. Baker.
Filth Uistrie:-Samuel F. Hersey, George
uatlarn.
.SirA District-John West, Washington
Long,
, 1860-05-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

E Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn stree.
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will Be we'll done and at prices to suit tho
, 1860-05-04

S1oxs! s,cSsi Sraxs !-Chambers Dubois,
lis and lit Dearborn street, axe painting every
description of Signs, Banners, &e., in the bsst
styles 1t very low prices. aps-lm
, 1860-05-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that by virtue Of ce1ta.n Trust Deed executed =
ne Tho rudyi1Ssed John Portm1nn ~ Catra.at, Is
Vie d4ted The ah CAY Of August A. D. leaa aad
,ecoFde1 in Keco;des 0ee Of the County ef CooE-
and ~tste Of u!uoa IN Book o9 Of Desds on Pig. 50
Thh lid T7ust Deed, gssn fox puroes
inr The payment of certain note Of erea date
Tn ssd Trus3 Deed, foY sAt ot Flve Hurktd Dol.
l.r eStcp,ed b. the raid John Porsnann AID
he Of sdeh keyaasn ens r., .issF e.ss wtts
in lie payment Of md TIE hodef of sad note
having applied t, 20 for the sale OF tic PFs1nses In aid
Trpm Decd described. .
iss:H. Monday. Ae fourteenth ~ of NJ, 4 A. D,
IL CoV,t House Cty of Ch1eSo u sad Couaty Of
Cook ode1 for public auction % ~ highest edeer
numb sleTen t1l} ads.elre a.. h y. Owens
sobdiytll Ct Let's atnt5 fauE Cd tghy 11 CO. eighty
ttld's Addition ChcAko. n 'Ad City Of Chicago md
Ii Extt snd equy Of redemption ot tha td John Port
msun aad C.thzs.ne, hla vile, ihete!3.
a. r O. MUELLER, Trustee
k,aLis.xo sfAr lE&1. MD cs5I. Id
, 1860-05-04
The Late Election.
Returns from the several Wards from the late
election are as follows:


Majority for Edward Hamilton, Al; majority
for Sylvester Lind, az.
, 1860-05-04
The Virginia Republican Convention.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazelte.l

lSpeElA 1hp&lcQ 10 lie NlnethnA4 G1leltfI
: WuEu.4a, Maye.
died delegates to The Convention present, from
all paris Of the State. The Convention was
called to order at 10 o'clock By Ar. Cooper, of
Wheeling, who nominated for President Joseph
Apptcgate, Of Brooke County. The nomination
being unanimously approved, TINT gentleman
took the chair. Eleven Vice Presidents were
appointed, and Ar. iCampbell, Of Wheeling, was
chosen Secretary.
This Committee, after a somewhat lengthy
consultation, proposed, through the Chairman,
the following Delegates for tile State ut large,
who were unanimously chosen. Viz: Hon. Al
fred Caldwell and F. II. Norton, Of Ohio coun-
ty,J G. Underwood, Of Clark county, and ".
y. Gill, Of Montgomery. The LIST named gen;
appointment. The Committee also reported n
list Of ateruates for the Delegates at large, and
full list Of District Delegates and alternutes,
which was adopted.
AFTERNOON Sgss1os.-At the afternoon ses.
sion there were at least five hundred people
present. Speeches were made By the Hon.
Underwood. The speech Of the former elected
great applause. Hon. Frank p Blair, Jr., Of
Miesorri, Is to speak this evening.
EVENING SEesIoN.-The Convention has Just
adjourned. THIS ereniogi its session was attend
ed by three thousand people, representing nine
Congressional Districts. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed. The applause was frequent and
deafening. Music was gisen by the band, aud
there were other demonstrations. which show:
ed the depth and earnestness Of the Virginia
Republicans. Mr. Blair made powerful speech
and was continually greeted with applause
Michigan Delegates to the Chicago Cons
ycntfoIl.
The following are the district delegates to the
Chicago Convention from Aichigan-the dele.
gates ut large having been previously announced
By telegraph:
First Datrict-J. G. Peterson. of Wayne
hibernate. H. 7. Daekus, Of Wayne; 4. D.
Crane, Of Washtcnaw; D. Cramer, alternate.
Steond Eittria.-Jesse J. Besson, Of Cass
?. Lurzelere. alternate; Vim. S. Stoughton
st; Joseph; y: D. Skee!s, Of Branch, alternate
Third Districe.- franklin Quinn, Of Ber1ien :;
Erastus HusscF, Of Calhoun, alternate; A. Il.
Garry, Of Kent; Seth SpEague, Of Montealua
a]terunte.
Fourth District.-D. C. auckland, Oakland ;
4. 7. CroRsrnan, Genesee, alternate; Michael 7.
Z. Plessncr, Saginaw; G. d. parkhill, Shiawas'
rna n1tarrata
, 1860-05-04
70 Ldk8 81Ieet. Cutc4RO-
Just receiyed full assortment Of all sizcs.

WAs7kp.-A young man aged twsnty-one,
who is willing to turn his hand to any thing,
wishes situation. Is q good peuman and ac-
countant, aud hss had experience in Wholesale
Grocer aud Commission Houses. Can give
frst-class city references. Address " y. IT,"
ut this Office. my3-5t
, 1860-05-04

Krpz1e's RAIN AND RIVER WA.kK FILTER.
--Seyeral years use throughout the United
States, has fully established the reputation Of
these Filters as possessing every practical aud
impure run, risr or zat1 water free from III
organic matters aud gases, eolor, taste OF
SMELL In this condition only ought wafer to be
used as direct means to general health.
These Filters hare withstood the lest Of sksp-
ticism, rivalry and prejudice which naturally
attach to important improvements; and are
confdently offered "a th e best Filter Known
They a1c portabz<, d..7ab1e, oonr<ai<.t and chap
-can be transported in safety any distance, and
are sure to give satisfacsion- For sale by
THos. GEoRcx,
e25 Lake street. Chicago
Int raceired a full assortment Of aIl 6izcs
, 1860-05-04

~ {. r. sC9fTEX. 4astrtt'in1 A7snt, Is D4cr6oFHz.
4 eska a1t,s5 10 re.iss 11u<Irses or s1s aad al s
Aedct7S Pdptrt ffAe fo.7h Vef. 1a1.ha3fy
, 1860-05-04
.Tnr Salf.

FOR SALE.-To Railroad Men,
J. The LOCOMOTIVE CnLUADlAxA, h.Nt b
fo!s. orr years or. In good running order 'Yu be
sod cheap for caah EXCLAIMED fur Other property
Inquire Of B. T. HUTCHINSON - So. Water it-eet-
, 1860-05-04
THE CITY.

Auction sale Of Housekeeping Furniture
at 43 West Adams street, between Clinton and
Jefferson streets, Saturday morning at 10
O'clock This is rare chance to get things
cheap that ere nearly new.
, 1860-05-04

TOR SALE-That large brick
J. dwelling house. nearly new. en he West Side Of
Aehian South Of Old atroet ,t Il feet ons by
10 tesp to foot alley asah1s and vstsr complete
Only u c4sh hal1ne4 long Tine. WIN be snlt very
ehap-. Apply 10 JOHN T. BUCHANAN. No. " Ran.
fnlnh 1reAf- an1r37.1Y1
, 1860-05-04

The 'irrcpressible conflict has done it's
work at Charleston. It has cleft the Demo-
cratic party in twain; it has defeated the nom.
ination Of Douglas by the Rump Convention;
it has prevented the nomination Of any one
else; it has turned the Democratic lambs out
into the bitter cold, and left them without q
shepherd; it has transformed SquatteE Sow
ereignty into copat taoTtauna and its author
-irtn 4 u dend ccrls in the nit ~
, 1860-05-04

TALLOW AND CANDLES
j So. steam aad Ketsls rendered Tsllow cousssntY
On s3nd Als1 lafse stock Of Superior Tafow Cand!es
Would SOLICIT call frn auJe1: 70 Iox ~.
J. e. MITCHELL
II 77Na1ie4taa Core. Bta;e4s and Asrhe: Kosd.
~
, 1860-05-04

" ANTED-A Lot On Wabash
Avenu. or f1a,e stsset fSouth Of Tye,nh atfeet
from % 80 fact uat for which taf eh md haf land
in Lake county ws1 b. paid Apply to PETER sHtMP,
1G3 Sac street. MYTH
, 1860-05-04

TIE JRRskYxkS's LopGE.-The entire New
Jersey delegation Of thirty. eight, hare leased
the three.story brick house on Michigan ave-
nue., formerly a popular boardiug-house, next
north Of md adjoining the Richmond House,
with which hotel i. WAS connected by Messrs.
Taber, Hawk & Co., M opening being cut
through the walls. The Jerseymen hare taken
it for the entire session Of the Convention, and
will be decidedly ain town. having thus an in
dependent street entrance Of their own, togeth-
er. with through connections" with The well
appointed cuisine Of the Richmond
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-22
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

a Benevolent Institution established by special En-
document for the Relief Of the Sick and D Si
sed, afflicted ,Oith Uruient aud Epidemic DI'ea-
ses and especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of The
Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ac-
vi ting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter.
with description Of their condition, Gage, &C.
cupation, habits Of life, SCI and in cases OF
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished Tree oil
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed In the
Dspensary sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, Dr. J. SKILLLN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. !
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY or
der of the Directors.
EZNA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FA,RCHmD, Secretary.
August 4, 1860. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-22
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should I've employed for the cure OF
not only scrofula, but also those other alice
tions which arise from it, such as ERuPrIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSY's FIRE.
ROSE, or ERyspBLAs, PNPLEs, PUsruLEs,
BLoroHES, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoRs. TETrER
and SALT RhEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM.
RHEuMArIsM, SYPHLIrIc and MERcURIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPErsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in =" impurity Of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-22

WATCHES, Jewelry. Fancy Goods, Cutlery
W Clocks, aud Military Goods OF every de-
scriptlon such as Swords, EPauleiles, oashes'
II ats. Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companies
urnished complete with every article.
Now opeuinga magnificent stock OF New
Goo ds such as American, ngliSh' GERMAN anu
French Jewelry, in sets and in single pieces
Bes, quality Gold Watches, English Levers,
Skeleton do, Duplex, Anchcr EscaPemont, be-
ines, some very small for ladies' set with pearls
ana diamonds, elegantly enamelled, lrdePend-
ent and Quarter Second Watches, Hunting Is
caret gold Watches in every variety.
Rich China Vases from Paris and Dresden
French aud Spanish Fans.
s liver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Gard
Gases, do, do, do Port Monaies.
EIega Gilt and Bronzed Clocks, CandIebras.
AEBATA WARE-Spoons,fo forks, ladies, but,
,er-knlves, &c, of the best quality.
Pleted tea and coffee sets, Casters, WATERS,
lake baskets. vegetable dishes. tureens, butter
dishes candefticks teakettIes urnS. salt cellars.
Tortoise sheIlcombs, new styles, English aud
American table cutlery, scissors, pen knives. IA
zors, sporting kniv,s, music boxes, 2. 2. 4, 5,
aud pairs of jewellers scales, weights, &c.
Watchmnkers' tools and materials; Wa oh
Glasses Of every description; compete ass"rt-
ment ofdentsts Files
G.. b. & Co.. offer the above goods on the We
ry best terms, Call and examine.
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