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No.lt-Cabinef Organ

Contains six s,ops-;hrce complete sets OF reeds
and one MANUAL very excellent instrument
for churches OF moderate means, as IL combines
much Of the power and ca bility OF TIL largei
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No. II-Cabinet Organ.

With cigh, stops, four complete sets OF reeds,
and two manuals-is blown By the performer,
and contains the automatic swell. Intended tor
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No. I6-Cabinet Organ,

w, II and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
STONEBRAKER'S
Vegetable Liver Pills !

A SAFE AND SURE CArHARTIC ~ ALTERATlNE'
We invite the especial attention OF the public
to the above Preparation, as being one OF the
best Compound Pills now in use, Tor the cure OF
Liver Comp, lnt, Bilious Affections, ConsuPa-
ton and Dyspepsia, ard especially Sick Head
acce, JaunGIce, Pain III the Side, Stomach
Back or Intestines GldGnesS Dmness of sight.
Loss OF Appetite, Derangement o. the Kidneys
and all Delicate Female Complaints.
1hes Pills are perfectly safe, gentle and
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Grafton, producing neither nausea n'r debility,
and are confidently recon mended to all persons
afflicted with any OF the above diseases.
Their action is prompt, producing stools, 10y
which the Bilious secretons of the Stomach and
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of the disease; coUecIln: arrangement IN the
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eased, that a-ImPoTtant organ To healthy con
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already attained, Is sure indication that their
virtues Justly appreciated by al who have
used them. The are warranted 10 give salts
faction or the money refunded.
81 y Sold in every town and country store.
rs b. ). RENTCH. " hoIe>ae and te-
tail Agent shepherdstown, West Virginia.
Fun stown, h d. August 10, 1865 On
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The Circuit Court will meet four times
vear 9th of June, 9Th Of October 27'h o. o.
December, aad 9Th OF March, Io'ge-L' I
W BLcH. Clerk W. 4. ChaPIine' -
Sberif- William Rush. DePutleS-l. /
CHAPLIN n. w. Pouerfeld.
Recorder-G .orge Byers
Depy,y and R,corder-J. D. Fayman'
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Comnissioner--Henry c. En'Ie en-. .,
Board Of Supervisors will meet on The 2Oth o.
each month, at their Office over " a. Chap
lines 81. re. in Shepherj>'own. Preslden!-Al'
exander Fos.et Ehud Tanner. Daniel Gamer
on Dr. James Logic, John W. McCurdy, T[u'
man W. PouerfelI. Cle.k Of the BOard-Jo
seph A. ChapIine. r,
Superintendent of County Free SchooIs-S'
V. g. SlTiJer.
Assessor-James ". Greenwood.
Magistrates-Joscph :. Fleming ChaP''h'
TOWNSHIP. James y. Faymaa, shepherd Town
ship.
Consrable-George MrBee.
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Rats made 10 come oft Of their Holes 10
Die!
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Rat, Roach & Mouse EXtCrminatOr !!
We invite the attention of the Public to the
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Dead Shot for Rats Try it-only % cent?
q Boz.
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INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.
MART1NsBURG, August /. 1868. >

MART1NsBURG, August /. 1861
THE tax payers of the counties herein
named are hereby notified TO pay the
taxes assessed against them respectively
at the times and places specified belo"
In Berkeley County, at my Office IN
Martinsburg. from the goth 10 the gun
Of each month.
In Frederick County, at the u. States
Assistant Assessors office, in Wlnches-
ter, from the 7th noon TO the Sth noon OF
each month.
In Harper's Ferry, at the Shenandoah
Hotel. from in the morning TO 2 noon,
on The 9th of each month.
In Jefferson and Clark counties, at U.
s. Assistant Assessors office IN Shep-
herdslown. from llth noon TO l2!h noon
Of each month.
In Leesburg, at County Clerks office,
from 18Th noon TO l6Ih noon OF each
month.
A ten per cent penalty attaches if pay
ment is delayed beyond the times above
named.
Revenue Stamps OF all denominations
for sale.
n. y. KENEASTER,
Collector u. S. In. Revenue.
3rd District OF Virginia.
AUGUST 5, 1865. Il
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JiILTT4RT COMP. 4NIEN Furnished
riM SUORDS, SHSHES, Beta,
cps. Bmfons, Loces, Epauiettes,
PLUNES, DRUMS, &c.

WATCHES, JewcIy, Fancy Goods, Cutlery,
" Clocks, aud MIlIIsry Goods OF every De.
strpIon such IS Swords, EPauIettes, Sashos,
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companies
furnished complete nth every article.
Now opening magnificent stock OF New
Goods. such as American, ngIish, German and
French Jewelry, in sets aud IN single pieces.
Best quality Gold Watches, English Levers.
Skeleton do, Duplex, Anchcr Escapement, Lee
zines, some very small far ladies,set with pearls
ana diamonds, elegantly enameled, lndepend,
ent and Quarter Second Watches, Hunting Is
caret gold " alches in every variety.
Rich China Vases. from Paris and Dresden,
French and Spanish Fans.
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Gard
Cases. do, do, DO, PORT Monaies.
Elega 1 Gilt and l}ronzed Clocks, CnndIebras.
ALBATA WARE-Spoons,i forks, ladies, but
ter.knives, &c, Of the best quality.
Plated tea and coffee sets, castors, walters.
ca Ike baskets, vegetable dishes. tureens. butter
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Tortoise shellcombs, new styles, English and
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zors sporting kniv.s. music boxes, 2. 3 4, b,
and s pairs of jewellers scales, weights, &c.
Watchmakers' tools and materials; WaJch
Glasses of every descriptions; complete assert
ment OF dentists Files.
g. b. & Co., offer the above goods on The Se.
ry best terms, Call and examine.
July Is. 1865. ly
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STONEBRAKER'S
Horse and Cattle Powders

CY1 Be sure 10 ask for Stonebrakers Horse
and Cattle Powders, as they superior to any
other now in use. Give them trial.
frz- Give your Horses Stoned akers Horse
and Cattle Powders, if you want fine and heal
thy horses, and you are sure to have them.
A safe, sure and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Dstempers Heaves, H Ide-bound, Worms
Bots, Scurvy, &C., IN Horses, Loss OF
Cud, Black Tongue, etc., in
Catilr.
BIZ the use Of these Powders the appetite oil
the horse is improved, all arrangements OF The
Digestive Organs are corrected and the sluggish
ness of the anlmal disappea S, he becoming hve-
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hair sleek and shining appearance, The
great superiority Of these PowdesrS over all 9th
ers arises from the fact that they are compoun-
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purifying properties. The laxativeS removes
all impurities from the stomach and bowels; the
tonic adds new tone and vlgor to the system OF
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improved, aud the purifying medicines contain
ed IN them cleanse The blood from all impure
matter, and gives healthy aud vigorous cIfcu-
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sure preventive OF Lung Fever, Yellow W alter.
Founder, Loss OF Appetite, and many other d.
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1t is also invaluable Condition Powder
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Powders, as it is very important through the
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condition of the COW. lhey have no equal for
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and loosen their hides by which they thrive
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These Powders are sure preventive Of Hog
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Coughs, Ulcers of the Lung, and Liver, cauS-
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much feed may be saved, These PJwders
will be found much stronger than most powders
now in use. and at the sane time the most
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CT Price rs cents package, or five for one
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STONEBRAKER'S
by spepsia Bitters
AND
LIVER LNVIG ORATOR!
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, l. yer Complaint Bilious Attacks
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, FlatuIency
Loss of Appetite, Costlveness, Jaund'ce
Cholera Morbus, and Female Weakness,
Dropsy, Depression at Spirits, SalIow Com
pIexion, and all arrangements OF the Diges'
tive Functions.
This being an entire Vegetable Compound
is warranted safe and efiectual remedy, mol
only for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia but
for all those diseases resulting from disorder
ed condition of the Stomach and Liver, or de-
raugnment of the digestive functions. such as
Flatuency, Loss of Appetite, Debility OF
Weakne SIS, AcidItieS of the Stomach, Head
ache, Cos liveness, propsy, sc.
It is particularly recommended to those who
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spirits, its soothing and renovatins powers be-
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B Price one d9llar per bottle.
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N D T lC b
r X-P A Y E r S
COUNTY.

IN pursuance of an Act approved Au-
/ gust 9Th. 1861, part OF The 9Th Sec
ton, of which is as follows:
".and be 1t further Enacted, That
direct tax of twenty millions OF dollars be-
and is he eby annually laid upon the
United States, and The same shall be, and
is hereby spportloned to the States, res
peclively, in manner as follows
"To The State Of Virginia nine hun
bred and thirty.seven thousand, five hun
dred and fifty and .wo-thirds dollars.
Also an Act approved July 7, 1862, en-
titled IAN acl for the collection of taxes
ia insurrectionary districts and for other
purposes" part of the third section OF
which is as follows:
"And be it further Enacted, That il
shall be lawful for the Olcner or OcnerS
of said Lots or Parcels OF Land, within
sixty days after The Tax Commissioners
herein named, shall have fixed the
amount, to pay the tax thus charged upon
the same"
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the
OWNERS Of Real Estate IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY
that the amount Of said tax was this day
fixed, and that J.. II. Soaring has
been duly empowered by the Secretary
of the Treasury to receive said tax,
and that his Office at SHEP-
HERDSTOWN. one door west OF Jas.
Shepherds residence, viii be open tor
the next sixty days for its reception.
JOHN HAWXlURST,
GILLET f. WATSON,
A. LAWRENCE FOSTER,
u. S. Direct Tax COm'rS
for Virginia.
Alexandra, Va. July 10, 1865. If
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DIR. A. IIUE1.

Of the Medical Faculty Of Psr.
VI France, Me.be Of The Medical sni ChuuI.
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ercr Of the only Re.ne 0Ies Tor Drseise, OF 30.
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constitutional disr1.ss. such =, have been ansa-
doned a. Incufable. arc spr edi md permanent
ly ured. The Treatment adapted ~ hin "
iEal when has The approval oi the mott di,In
ruIshed Pm sIclsus Of Paus, aud to Un ysrssl
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ioir'e from ~" Sy-tfn, ssPeria'l' oil ea-es Of
c3n.i.tulip. al dsI.i,I y; nervous diseasrs which
room Or i7te turns ~ rOnsD npi'on. and al tie
esils pnral ~ ~ c,I'sIn PcrDieIons prscucs'
uhlrh rum both body and MIND, uniting the
victim for either busIness, study. society, OF
marriage. and 60 those who sre suffering ias
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kind. can nDw 10 perfectly restored IN ns;ors
health aud yIgor. N brief period, by spplyiuE
TO one whose XII and II peuenrs csn he relied
on No sro huant or unprofsssionAl chugs.
Di-lsn' Patients eonsuEs5 By letter snG rer1-
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convenient and private manner.
Office southeast coLer OF Payette and Fred
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July Is, 1905. lily
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-18

The Committee for raising subscriptions
to the Bounty Fund, beg leave to submit,
the following statement for the benefit OF
those liable to military duty in Mendon
Township:
The Committee find, after careful can.
yass of large portion of the City of Nc
Gregor, a general disposition on the part
of business men to contribute literally and
stand the principal burden, if all others
equally liable with themselves, will do what
they can to relieve the town from the draft.
They have got subscribed about Five
Thousand Dollars, with list Of subscribers
not exceeding ITO. Our enrolment mum.
bers SOP, leaving the number OF 332 men
liable to the draft who have not subscribed
dollar to this fund. There is a strong
disposition on the part of many liberal
subscribers to withdraw their subscriptions
from this plan of relieving the town and
take other means for their ogn protection.
Unless these non.subscribers come forward
and put in their mite and help.themselves
little. The Committee however are de-
termined, before they abandon their efforts
to clear the whole township, to offer this
general opportunity to each and every man
and see if the requisite amount cannot be
obtained. Every man who has not sub
scribed can have an opportunity, by going
to the place OF business of either member
of the Committee and put down such an
amount as he feels it his duty to do, be-
tween this and THURSDAY evening of
this week. -.
II. E. NEWELL,
NJ. O'BRIES,
Committee.
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Rotile at ,Iuleshua1 n. II.

In the Chicago Times of Wednesday
18th, we find the following brief accoun,
of battle fought at Julesburg, Nebraska,
between the little garrison Of 30 to so men
commanded by Capt. mick" O'Brien Of
the 9TH Cavalry, and about 1900 Indians.
That O'Brien and his little army did noble
work against such odds, is wildly appar.
ent from the report. We await with
| intense solicitude for later news.
JrLEsBURG, Nebraska, Jan. 0.
| On Saturday morning a party OF Indians
attacked the overland mail express coach,
three miles east of here, and robbed the
mail and express. They also attacked a
mule train, killing one man and wounding
another. The troops at the military post
here, numbering from so to 80 men, lin.
mediately started to the relief of the white
settlers in the vicinity, and drove the
Indians to the bluffs, mile back, where
the Indians were reinforced to the number
of 800, and in turn drove the troops back
to the post. The Indians then entered the
stage station in large numbers, and afte
destroying all the furniture and breaking
all the windows in The buildings, set them
on fire. They also destroyed large
amount Of telegraph material. A we'll
directed volley OF musketry from the troops
at the post soon drove them from the sta
ton. In the running fight on the retreat
of our troops, thirty. FIVE Indians were
killed, including the principal chief. Nine
teen soldiers and citizens were killed. A
general massacre and destruction OF the
whites were only prevented by the perse.
verance and bravery Of our troops and an
efficient artillery fire. The Indians retired
in a souihsrly direction. This is by far
the most determined incursion yet made
by the Indians.
Since the above was in type, Mr.. Dan
Lacy Of this place has received dispatch
from his brother MILO, now P. NJ. at
Juelsburg and late compositor in this
office. The dispatch gives us the sad in
teligence of the death, in that battle, of
WALTER B. TALcorr and VIM. H. GRAY,
both of McGregor. With the last named,
we were not personally familiar. He was
for Dearborn & Co., at the time
of his enlistment 4in the 7th Cavalry his
father resides in Monroe Wis. Mr.. Gray
is spoken of with great regard by those
who knew him he was % years old. Mr..
Talcott, when he enlisted, was Gas was Milo
Lacy a compostor in the TINES office, and
went into the army, fearing his inability to
protect himself from the pending draft F!
Waller leaves wife and two young
children Gin Highland, Clayton Co.. to
mourn the untimely death of husband
and father The deceased was a steady,
honorable, patriotic man, universally be.
loved by those who knew him. The
TINES Office corps tender, en- masse, their
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Talcott and her
little ones.