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Supreme Court al Tennessee.

This court met on yesterday, being the
first session Of the Supreme Court which
has been held in this city for over four
years. The Judges constituting the court
are, Hon. J. o. Shackleford, of Middle Ten
nessee, Hon. Alvin Hawkins, Of West Ten
nessee, and Hon Samuel Milligan, Of East
Tennessee. At the break of the rebel
lion, the court was composed of r. L. Ca
ruthcrs, 4. Wright and RI. NJ Kinney. For
over two years the Clerk room was occu-
pied as a military Office connected with the
Post Provost Marshall business, and during
that time many valuable papers were lost.
Probably parties Interested, who were in
favor with Harris Usurpation, seized an
opportunity. during his rule, to destroy
records which were unfavorable to them
selves and friends 4 great many Of these
documents cannot bcrcplaced. Nh. Frazer
the Clerk of the court, informs u that the
Minute Book Of $3.50 is among the mis-
sing records with the Enrolment Book for
the same years. The number Of cases on
the docket Is not more than half the usual
number
James G. Frazer, the present clerk, who
has performed an extraordinary amount Of
labor in putting his disorganizcd Office in
order. wa appointed in January, 1861.
He was the Senator from Sumner in 1881
-Aa>hr,N. Pres Hpi Times
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Fast Tenn, and Va. R. R. Company.

At the regular annual meeting Of The Stockhold-
ers Of this Company, held at their depot in this
CITY on the 3Oh ult, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors to serve for the ensuing twelve
months
John r. Branner, Of Jefferson county.
William Galbrsith,
John Talbot
z a Sawyers,
\ W Earnest, Greene county,
Fphraim Davis,
samuel B. Cunningham, Washington county,
Geo W. Telford,
Peter Reeves,
Geo. W. Nelson,
Andrew Shell, sullivan county
John II. Fsin,
Perez Dickinson, Knox county.
4. G. jackson,
William {. Kyle Hawkins colSty
The Directors, after being duly qualified. organ
cd the Board by re-electing Jno. R. Branner Pres
dcnl and james B. Ho1sic. Superintendent
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Change Of Schedule.

Passenger Train on the East Tennessee and VIr-
GINA Railroad leave Knoxville at Ig.1o, q. NJ; AZ
rive = Bristol at 1880, j.. NJ Leave Bristol at 30.
4. So: arrive at Knoxville at l.i0 J.. NJ
Freight trains leave Knoxville at I2i1. A. 81. ar
rive a. Bristol al l.55, J.. NJ. Leave Bristol q, . 4,
NJ. arrive at Knoxville at 7.5s, r. ~.
Pas=euger Trains on the East Tennessee and tIgrr-
o. Railroad leave Knoxville at = y NJ. arrive at
Chattanooga At 1870 T. NJ AT Dalton al 1880, D..
NJ Leave Dalton at 6I-.-A. ~. Chattanooga 81
$50, A. NJ. arrive ri Knoxville at 50. IN,
Freight Tram leave Knoxville a. =. 4. NJ 4r-
I'VE al Cnat-aro0ga at ., T. 81. Leave Chattanooga
If 20, /. r.. arrive at Kl01E5ll at .. .. ~
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Guardian Angels.
E-F z ECsESEAEGEE

- --s each one who -7--isr l1-l
some gus riisl n TCu upper sphere
some gentle Uue- some fpirlr bright
Il g-ar-. them u The path Ct light;
70 save them Tr-E each danger uiEE
Cz-sa sorrow -ru1 their hearts e "
70 sc5tE nc when cv- fa--s friends --..--
TO shed their peaceful iG1CECcs round
70 G'l or EezIrs nth worthy tl-uE,t
And l'-ss ne Ti-L iE5 lore ulbcCsbt
Oh. TED ne net from -Ea' bright -pr.-
80 guardian Fp.rLl iil.-- here.
EheF do I1ay pour their hssHu. iraln.
And uskt cur troubled spirits Cslm.
Prsssrvs ne from temptations power.
AID guard, sni watch rs, every hour
T1sv IfnggT near when sorrow weigh.
Rejoice slid o. r. igv's lrie7Ir days,
and teach C. through the GOOD that so
&c. iurT .Hr waiting hearts io Heaven
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Quarterly Meetings.
KNOXVILLE DISTRICT

Knoxville DISTRICT
The Third Quarterly Meeting for the know HE
District, Ho.stgn Conference Of the Methods, EPis
CORAL Church. viii be held as follows
cambridge, at cambridge Dec leth and 18th.
Knoxville Dec. sd and 2ith
Maynard=vile, at Hopewell, Jan. TIN and 18TH
Rutledge, at Cave Spring, Feb. Sd and TIL
SneedyIllc, Feb 10th and 18th
Bggersyille, al R0cersville, Feb 18th and 18th.
TaLewe!l and Powells Valley, at Mount Zion,
+ eb. -iih and 18th.
Iacksboro, March sd and Ill
Clinton March 9th and lIth
TUoNA- IL. PEAKNE
Presiding Fldrr
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SERIOUS AlgIpEsI.-A most serious agcidsn. y--
-lErsd 70 Dr. HiLsman or Friday night ia.t near
Norrist2Wns while attempting 90 jump OF O. train
while IL -l9-or. By -7hieh b. aa- thrown under
As cars AID Lad b-LL eg. crushed and 81 arm bro
Ken. Hs "a- -o.vcy-d 90 thi= lily and taken TO
ma Franklin Hoase where ne lad both leg Fmpg-
tg-e5 By Or PaTt0~ Mcintosh AID Rodgers
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rbe tnrd round Of Quarterly Meeting Tor Athens
District, ,5 as follows
Athens Circuit, Dec 10th and 1th
Athens Station, Dec 23d and oath.
Decatur Circuit, Dec. 3Oth and 5Ist.
Philadelphia Circuit Jan 9Th and 9TH
jacksonville Circuit Jan. 18th and irn
Kingston Circuit, Jan. Doth and 2lst
Montgomery Circuit Jan. 9th and 18th.
!. ALBERT HYDES.
Presiding Elder.
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\ POLICEMAN KILLED.-Natban HayEes, po-
H,eman, wa killed in this city on Saturday night
last by the accidental discharge of pistol in the
hand of William Dozicr.
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THE majority Of the members elect to
Congress from Tennessee have gone to
Washington They do not carry with them
a certified copy of any law enacted by the
r"dirH Legislature Of Tennessee securing to
the freedmen of The State their rights a. a
population. Without such Il
voucher can they. ou4Lt they, To be admitted
To- seats in the Congress
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go to Bryant Stratton Co.'S Nashville Business College
for thorough knowledge Of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
cuations Penmanship Commercial Law Partnership Settle
ments Send for College paper circulars &c Address
BRYANT STRATTON & CO. uoyl-6m
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A Crown Of Glory.
Every mar, woman child who has used
Sterling = AmblO-la

Sterling = AmbIOSla
Is Wiling I" recon meud It. Three years Of rapidly IN
cIsasing sale have made Tie AmbroSia famous an oycr
tba world.
IT Il WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
I, cure. itching OF IL, Head
I. Naa-s N-v Hair GROW on Bald Hs-s.
I, Pgc~Sl.s the Ha!- from Falling Out
I. Rcaissz ,he Hair S9s. and Glosgy
C!-4-ez the scalp. Gods The Hsa,odBr5w Ella.sss
ulu5Eu-. C1r-s E-rr5u5 Hoa3achc. Cure Ba!ir,ss
Insure LlaL--a-. Lock- InsIiaos HaiE 20 Carl Sue
psrss ia- Wiss. XII HIS ssT-. G,aa e-a, a7pa~
Tau- n once.
TO THE LADIES We SAY.
the Al-.Jsia VII su- yen 70 3 7. Elegantly aat uEI
DclcaccF PeEiumoi. Pa1Touzej by Opera Singers ana
Ac.Io57e Soldin IeDdii boxes 0Tcart0ns. containing
-To large bottles No. for morning-No. for evening
THERE IS No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T,
SEEDLINGS ANBBOSIA is the best, most agreeable
ami effective toilet article in the world To prove this
Try q carton
Sold hy Druggists.
STERLING'S AMEEOSIA MANUFACTURING co..
aug9Gm 2lI fa'for S'sesf, NJ lork.
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MARRIED..

u> THURSDAY. Thanksgiving day D.ccmh.r 9Th. I,Dr pm
this city, hy Prot J. F. Spence Mr. JOHN W iI"TE am"
Mi, RACHEL J. LBAUGH.
He took her AND H.t.rrf.
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A Neat Reply.

dislike your saying that my teeth -oIns So don
Said q Young lady her beauT. Not So don't, but So
z7-DoNT YOU should said he replied. The danel pou
Cd but took the need be said that the basamic
preparation arrested the evil though il could quite rePa
the damage already done
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pector- General Of the thirty third and last degree
er Na-gnrv Ancient and Accepted Rite. assembled
H. the city oi Charleston $. C., week or two since
III. Brother Alber, Pike Of Arlausa= presided as
Sovereign Grand Commander. Many distinguished
Mascn5 vera present from all paris of the country
several European crowned heads we're elected non
.-ary member The Council adjourned 10 meet in
Washington ga The -hiri Monday in March next
The Council is the mother Council Of all The SD
2seu5 Councils Of Lhs world, and comprise among
f. member some Of the most distinguished men Of
.ai- country and Europe.
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HAMDEN SIDNEY ACADEMY,
4 GENTS WANTED-NEW BOOB
500 AGENTS WANTED.

$500 an. MONTH 5 . GJAR -A.2,:I,i ,aa5
Teachers Returned SOLDIER AMI all who engage in the
sale % HOLLANDS LIFE OF LINCOLN ABBOTT :
HISTORY OF THE REBELLION, " HEADLEY'S LIFE
OF WASHINGTON and many other Standard Works and
Engraving For and territory apply immediately in
person boy letter, ~ my office. F. ]. DIBBLE,
Ii Fourth street, between Market and jefferson.
...rfaFr Louisville, XIV
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sol TIL CAROLINA.

Farmers and Exchange
Bank ..................l4
Merchants Bank.
Peoples Bank .........-.50
Planters Bank of Fairield.2n
Planters and Mechanics
Bank ..................2S
state Bank.
Southwestern Railroad co.. 80
Union Bank
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~ The following the rates paid by TH0S 5. MARR,
BROKER. Of Union and College Streets, Nashville,
Tenn for uncurrent money. These quotations liable TO
guctuate may be depended sufficient length OF time
del
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Elijah Com and Martha Gon his wife. William II. Ny
crS, Admir- of Isabella Lewis, decd, f. 5. Seal and wife
Martha Seal. D. W Carr and wife OrleGa Carr, Mary
Coin, widow Of Christopher Gon. decd. and George
W. Lewis. IT., vs. William Lewis, George W. Lewis,
and Samuel Moore, Adm'rs Of Fielding Lewis, decd,
the said William Lewis as Administrator OF said Mary
Lewis. decd the said Mary Moore, Nathan Moore and
wife Francis Moore Charles Lewis Jesse Lewis Field
ing Lewis, Elijah Harp and wife Elizabeth Harp, Jas.
T. Lewis, Enoch Simmons and wife Sarah Simmons
and Nathaniel Cole.
VIHE defendants, samuel Moore Mary Moore Nathan Moore
and wife Francis Moore, Charles Lewis, jesse Lewis
Fielding Lewis Elijah Harp and wife Elizabeth Harp Jane.
b. Lewis, EHorh Simmons and wife Sarah Simmons being
nonTcsdcus Of tennessee shown in tho bill u ordered
that publication made weeks Brownlow
Wing notifying said defendants 10 appear before tho Chanccry
Court az farewell the first Monday If jun then
and There to make defense 20 III. bill the viii Doe
ken fer confessed 90 them and FOR hearing p7rr.
COPY the order. dccl3 It 7. y. R0pNG. e. e VI.
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Governor BrOwnIOw of Tennessee.

1t was recently reported that Governor
Br0wnlow was robbed Of $500 while taking
q ride in a buggy near Nashville, Tennessee,
with Hon. Horace Maynard The Cover
nor In q letter TO the Cincinnati Ga-sttc cor
reefs this. saving that it was not him, but
his son General Brownlow. The Governor
then goes on TO give rather a dark picture
Of affairs IN Tennessee. He says that rob
berries are Of frequent occurrence in Tonnes
sec Du, that notwithstanding the bad state
Of affairs in that State he believes that
matters are more quiet than in any other
State in the South He thinks the war
closed two Years too soOn-that it ended
before the rcbclious spirit Of the South was
sufficiently subdued.
Although Governor Brownlow sometimes
uses strong language. yet we generally find
him correct in his conclusions He is 4
close observer Of men and things and he
understands as well as any body what the
rebels need. He knows how to deal with
them. We have watched his course during
his gubcrnatoriaI career and so far as we
arc capable Of Judging he has administered
the State Government Of Tennessee as well
as it could have been done under the cir
cumstanccs. His administrative acts have
all been guided by a moderate. calm judg-
mcnt and have exhibited a statcsmanlike
ability. Is Governor he is doing himself
and State credit Long live Governor
ortsrWe Ia. Telegraph
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LOUISIANA.

Bank Of America ........pdr
Louisiana 80
" New Orleans. 50
Can al Bank ~ 80
Citizens Bank ...........90
Crescent City Bank. .....iO
Louisiana State Bank......40
Mechanics and Traders
Bank ........ ....,.. 50
Merchants Bank.
Southern Bauk..........par
Union Bank. ....... 49,. 50
New Orleans Script........S0
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TIM mothcr Of Harold the conspirator.
if accounts arc true, Is possessed Of more
than Spartan firmness. She is q strong
Cnionist, and had many times protested
againsthcr son secession tendencies After
his part in the assassination plot became
known, she stifcd all the natural feelings Of
a mother. and rcsoIutcly said she had tried
in vain to teach him better counsel, and now
he must take the results Of wicked conduct.
without expecting sympathy from her.
Although his sister visited him i'm his i'm
pri>onmcnt, and did all in her power to
secure q pardon for him, his mother would
do neither but maintained her singular
resolution 10 the last.
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PRESERVATION Is not only the frst law Of
nature but ii is the strongest If this fails to keep
NAH in the path Of right, wha. viii do it Let the
Union men Of this country hold on to this instinct
ai selEpreso~H alton 1t has led many Of them safe
through The fory trials ol the rebellion twill lead
them Alright IN times of peace battling aSains. the
--me wicked foe.
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TO PHYSICIANS

1--WE -u,-ulgr- prarri-iuC ry-i-ru Of h- r.
las Tor many years enjoyed widely extended rHI Dol
tive practice If N. richest amt pleasant ai-r
luraI districts Trrug-Sng- Igt fniu- nl.s--
the approaching In1Trglt., atyIulI- a-..
chang. his present location for which his U-r.r.
hr confined to more Contracted limits. FL. propose t Ell ~
home, consisting 90 good iwclliu--fu~-a- office.
two acr, lot. pleasantly situated i'm On. midst village
Z physician desiring into -aaE AMI pas
practice among wcltrlg and generous people. m pres.
opportunity rarely L. Doe met with 4 -.r bargain
the accommodating terms, viii f given T. mail
line through kiu-sUpT has mot 'l-I.T
any communication addressed % The subscriber hfu--rr.
in the Of Mr.. VIM. T. Brwrr, Bristol, Tenn win .r
with prompt attention.
7ny.l-Iul WI y VANCE
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NajoI General Frank Gardner who was ID COM
aand at Port Hudson during the war, has become
local reporter Of the New Orleans Crescent.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCHI
WheafOuss Ointment

Will cure the Itch in As Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS, CHiLBLAINS aud all
ERCPTIONS or TIE SKIN. Price - cents For sale by
all Druggist
BY sending 81 WEEKS s POTTER, sole Ageuts.
10 Washington street Boston, Mass will b. forwarded by
mail free Of postage any part IF the intel states
IN
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ETy relations have sprung OFT Of thc,lrebellion
itself. ana they must be settled and recognized.
Every voluntary active rebel, in the past struggle
rs iii enemy 80 the country, whose life may be law
fully taken as the penalty of his crimes If their
live taken their voting would be prevented in
tay way. We propose to spare their lives with
out restoring them to political power. Let them
but lnnt lei them rgL-.
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blood has ceased, is cause Of rejoicing with every
patrig. hU. that fighting may be no more, and that
ne shedding Of blood may cease for all time to come
he questions out Of which therehellion grew, should
be 70 settled that hereafter there can be no cause for
trouble about them.
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These quotations for the war, ami 81
denominations of s. and upwards, liable fluctuations
and hG relied for any length OF time. We viii buy
SELL and effect exchange with banks individuals comuI'
Special quotations viii be given whenever desired
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Attachment.
Attachment.
Grccu T Lee V J. " and AllIs 'r.ily.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT

of tho plaintiff this that d., ag.ninTt@
indebted TO him and So hsroud conceal tIruF r trt the
attachment against the estate ut tn. defendant
rcturnah" before lhu-. o. Miller. JI~tI NJ | Peace
for IIav kiu- county aud same hayu gi.I
property u is ordered by said Justice that the defendant g
pear before my hnr- i'm UawEu- county On" fr ayui
January next will I proceeded with artr II i- further
ordered this notice Lo published far progressive weeks
in BrUwulrw- Nh--
I--G-ftrr5 THOMAS g.. MIL Dr. o. o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY Y.

The Circu, Court will meet four times
wear, 9Th Of June, 9Th Of Ucto53r, 2|th Of
December. aad 9Th Of March. Judg5-L. I.
w. BALcn. Cierk W. \. Chapilne.
Rule days on the fret Monday OF each
month. -,
oherlf-Wilinm Rush. DePp'sS-l l.
CHAPLIN r. W. Pottorded.
Recorder-G.orge Byers
Depsy and Recorier-J. d. Fayman'
Prosecuting Auorney-Henry Berry.
Master Cummlssioner---lienry {. Ent!ei.
Board Of Supervisors will meet Oh the third
Monday of eacn month, at their office over "
A. Chaphne's st re, in 0hepherjs'own. Pre'-
d.nt-Alezander Fosset. Ehud Turner, Daniel
Cameron, DR.. James Logic. John ". McCurdy.
Truman w. Pouerfeld, aad Charles Johnson.
Clerk of the BoarJ-Joseph A. ChapIjne.
County Treasurer-Joscph WelsbanS.
SUPERINTENDENT of County Free Scboois-S.
V. B. Strider.
Assessor James W. Greenwood.
Magjstrates-Joseph ). Fleming, ChaPIlne
Township. James y. Flyman, Shepherd Town
ship.
Gons,a ble-George McBce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

WATCHES, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery
W Clocks, and Military Goods ofevery de,
scrptIon such Swords, Epaulettes, Sashes
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companies
urnisked complete with every article.
Now opening magnificent stock of New
Goods, such as American, English, German and
French Jrwelry, in SETS and in single pieces
Bes, quality Gold Watches, English Levers,
Skeleton DO. Duplex, Anchcr E.caPcmcn;, Lee
ines some very small fl ladies,set "i;h pearls
anu diamonds elegantly euameIed, Irjepend
cnt and Quarter Second " at. hes Hunting Is
caret gold " atches III every variety.
Rch China Vases, from Paris and Dresden,
French and Spanish Fans
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather CaEC
Gases. do, do DO, Port Monaies.
Elega. Gilt and Iironzed Clocks, Candebras.
ALBATA NARE-Spoons, forks iades, but
ter knives, &c, Of the best quohry.
Plated tea and coffee sets, Casters, walters,
cake baskets, vegetable dishes. turccns, butter
dishes, candIestcks, ,eake,lIes uruS salt cellars
Tortoise shoicombs new styles, English and
American table cutlery, scissors. pen knives, IA
zors sporting knives, music boxes, .. 3, 4, D.
aud pairs of jewellers ecalca, Weighs. &c.
Wuichmakers' tools and materials; Wa Ch
Glasses OF every tescrrp!ionia Compel, assert
meul ofdenlists Flies.
{. b. u Co., offer the above goods on the ye-
ry best ler,ns, Call and examine.
July IS, 1865. ly
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

" has Lead, EcuIlIau Red. spanish Brown
Yellow OcBre, Chrome Green. Lamp BI'ek,'m
'er, .uiu, aud r,Ost; Common Gresu Paih'.
EerdIErs, Lrf erise Whiting Rotten stonr.fa''
~, Pumi Stone. Gum rhilI1c. Sand P'Prr.
'iJlr, spirits rupeutIne. Linseed and FIso VA
opal and Shoe Varnl,h, Polar sEh crease,
Concentrated Lye. Dye sluA-. Ind'so' "'g"'
C"ppeias Logwood and e1rse", R"dS ood' 1! t.
ncrr Red Sanders, hqua FORTS, Oh 'hno'
.Cosl OF AMI ;.smp' Of rnc"t approved PaUsfn''
spices, Nu'p.e.s. Mace. CIoves' Cinnamon
llbpire. Black Pepper, ground and grain; GIG
,e,. Mustard. Fssncn Mustard IN p1ti!e', Bs'
,ence Coffee, v iudow Glsss OF all sizes.
We have also large selection OF Fancy
Soaps. Perfumeries. Lilly White, ToOtt, HsT'
Nail. Clnrh ard Backing Brushes; Pocket.
Red.ng. Fine Tuck and Round Combs; sleei
Pens and Holders, Writing Taper, EnveIoPr''
lacking, Matches, Lead Pencils. Portmon'f.
and msuy other Notions, all Of which we VIII
fe!l on ressona Die terms Tor Cash. We re'pse''
fully invite all TO call and examine our Stock.
BURKEART & GRIMES.
Shepherds'o-n o, sep;eg. Der 80. 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
STONEBRAKER'S
Invaluable remedy for the restoration o.
THE HUMAN HAIR !

Will restore Premature Grey Hair 10 Its nat
u, al beauty and color; will prevent the hair from
falling off, will cure all itching humorS OF the
scalp; will free the head OF DandrOti, serum &c;
will prevent and cure all cuIaneous aifc'lonS'
and at The same time add new tone and vIgor 10
the scalp; will heau.ify the hair, lmParII"g 10 II
an unequaed goes and brlliancy, making II
soft and silky 10 lis texture, and 'ausIng II TO
curl beautifully. Ladies and gentlemen Viii
find ii the most valuable hair d'esser ever olIef-
ed for the toict--its effects are wonderful.
The great celebrity, and the increasing de
maad for this unequaed preparation, conV'nc'S
the proprietor trial is only necessary 10 Sa"s
fly discriminating public of It's superior quail
ties over al o.her preparations OF the KIND ID
use. II cleansas the head and scalp from oand
ruff ahd other cutaneous diseases; Causing the
hair to grow luxurianlly and give' 1t Hch soft
glossy and flexible appearance, and also restore
the growth to those parts which have become
effected, causing it to yield fresh covering OF
Hair. 1t is at the same time delightful per-
rune. In fact, old aud young should use TIL,
va iuable PREPARATION.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
Patent Medicines.

British OIL, Godhey'S Cordial, on spike and
Stone. Essences Peppermint, Cinnamon. Lem
on AID Bergsloot; Cloves. Oll Lemon, 0PedcI'
doc, Eqnrd ard SOLID, Eye " s;er Inva'oaa'e 10,
suie or irh4mri eye. paregoric, Lhudnnum.
AnumoaiGI Vine. SPIRITS Cempbor, Spirits
lavender. Spins Hsrishofn. sweet Sprns
Mite, balsam Iopaya. Syru3 SquIils Jhiaf.
Pow.i'r /, csc. I,rsr b.nen", ba,am Vii
Glenn. ic.cm1n'r Cod liver DIi owaius Pan
aera Gotta ache Drops. Brorn's Essence Js-
mai~a Ginger, Hoo~ay's Worm CONNECTION.
American form Khec lis Virgins Indian
Vegetable McLsBes, Or. Bulls eoat' d v.gelsbs.
Aycr's and numerous OI.r.rs; Mexican Mustang
Eminent. DAVIS Pam hilie', Rogers Embroes.
ilsn, AVER SarssParI "a, Il u bands Gal Mag.
nrsia. SoIdiuz Powders, STRENGTHENING and
Son 'iates, Railway Ready Reilef Hanp.
IONS ver eiahle TinetGe. ScbriJam Schnspps.
Hos.eurr's Btlers. Drass'. Plantation Bu~'-.
du,,e AMI Cati!e Powders Pure Cogbsc Bon.
Is uI BOURBON Wtr.kry cod Wines for med.
.cinal purposes; also St9urb,aker'. heIIcIDss