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way:
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way.
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hand,
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stand,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-07

ltia seriously doubted by New York
surgeons whether there is any such dis
easo as Asiatic cholera on our shores.
The cases clsssed as such have been
brought On by impurities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-07

A new counterfeit 800 compound
interest note, bearing date May Is,
1865, has made its appearance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
TO CONSIJMPTVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored to
/ eslth in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for sever al years
with severe lung affection, asd that dress
disease, Consumption-is anxious 70 make
known 10 bis fellow sufferers the means Of cuFe.
TO all who desire 1t, he will send a copy of the
prescription used Gree of CHARGE with the d.
rections for preparing and using the saue,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNsoWI
ZION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, CoLps, ann
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
;ect Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip,
lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inior
nation which he conceives to be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
DIV, as il Will cost them nothing, and may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by TO
turn mail will please address
REv EDU.ARD Il. WILSON,,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
December 80, 1865. ly
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FARM FOR SALE.

pHE Undersigned offers a. Private Sale
( his Fam known as 'kindale Springs.
2 miles Eas, Of ShepheEdstown. contain
ing l65 ACRES. The land is in high
state of cultivation, and easy Of access.
bordering on The Potomac river. The
Improvements are good. with large
Weather. boarded House and Swilzer
Barn. A variety OF Choice Fruit Trees,
and all under very good cap fencing. Al
so very fine Sulphur Spring on tue
farm. Terms reasonable. Apply 10
SAMUEL LICKLlDER.
August 4, 1866. BIN
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For the Register.
OF TIC W. IsscEs
S.o,,d Cemetery Concert.

achieved On this occasion
.t ,aa,eu,s unIer DIR. D. Brckrls
~ wss. if possible. still more pi.
.,n, ,b,n their first appearance, and ma.
w.,s the wishes expressed by .he en-
,.,,u,cJ listeners that once again all en-.
,.t,sinmeni granting such genuine and re-.
fined enjoyment be offered 10 them. We
would therefore suggest 10 the Doctor s
troupe, that al time agreeable 10 them,
they favor US with repetition. but make
il the next time a Sacred COncer'. The
DR.. is too excrlen, an organisl TO make rs
MISS the presence Of his inimltabie tio'Ih'
while 100 many Of US have listened WIN
delish, to the splendid vocalizaiions gu
zinc he past SUNDAYS in Triniiy Chhfch'
IN which the rich tones OF Miss T.. h. .
ynjce charmed Hs even more man oo 'ne
Concert stage. not 10 De glad OF an op
prr.uni,y TO hear The Sacred Ah.hF'n' "
The nas,. 'Twere as vain TO ND ViouaI
IL. A to cyilicise where perfection ruied
supreme, the same tasty arrangement o'
hail and stage, he same wea'lh OF mowers
,,hich however, no matter how enliclDg,
"n''". ~ ~ In.,.r Of our ar.fsmsd
ps'.o L $780, b-Ilos the same comule,e.
N"e ~ Ia,.,I ~, cha,sc,.nz,d Inc 6rsl.
NJ Wsa w so' 'n;ssrl anna f,ces TIA, honor
~ 49," hof,,. the new ,leo.n,-M.,s,s.
U,rIov .n1 Ns,,;ck-n1oved decided
success. so much so, that IN spite oil Z
s,,snn, oiven tho house did come down
~ hnnsgs to an Irish Gin,leman a.
,rl a-;,,L ,,L;.kr odd m, hv himsel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
PIANOS. PIANOS.
Fl n
CHARLLS III. STIEFFs

NJ ANUFAClBRER Of lst Premium Grand
III and Square Pianos. Factories 81 and OF
Camden Street, and As and A. Perry Street
near Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD. Ware
ROOMS No. I, North Liberty Street, above Bal
tmoie, Baltimore, Md
has always on hand the largest stock of Ri
amos 10 be found in the city. My new Grand
Scale o'erstrung patent agraie trebls Pianos
are prOOounced by the best amatuers and pro-
tessors 10 be the best Piano manufactured We
warrant them free Of every fault Tor FIVE years,
and the privilege of exchange within II months
II not entirely satisfactory 10 the purchaser
SECOND HIND Pianos alw avs On hand
from $50 10 $500.
.MELODk1.NS md PARLOR ORGANS
from the best makers.
We have permission 10 refer TO the following
persons who have our Pianos in use :: Dennis
Daniels, ID. 5. Rentch, William Rush, w. O..
Butler, Richard G. Williams, Benz. f. Harrison,
in Jefferson county, and James l.. Cunningham,
). c. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert, Benz Speck,
Andrew Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller,
Chas. R. Coe, James Denny, Lemuel Campbell,
Rev. Nr. Hair, in Berkeley county.
as For further particulars apply to- B. F.
Agent, Shepherds,owa.
as Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
August 4, 1866. ~
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CLAYM0NT
PREP A R 4 TORY SCH00 J.

THE Fourth Session Of this Boarding
L School for Boys, will commence Sep.
tember lst, 1866, and will close Jane 20,
1867.
This School is situated in jefferson
County, 10 miles from Chsrleslo~n.
The Course Of Instruction in this
School 10 such as thoroughly 10 prepare
youths for HE University of Virginia.
TERMS-for Board and EDITION, $3.50
per Session of Ten months. payable half
yearly 10 advance. Washing extra.
For further information and references,
apply TO lie undersigned. CharIestown,
Jefferson county, Yves, Virginia.
]. S. BLACKBURN.
RgPERENcEs.-Rev. &. w. Andrews.
w. ~ Lemon, Martin BIlImyer, j. A.
Small. Shepherdslown.
July 7, 1866. 9w
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Dcatbs.

DrEp.-On Sunday last. 10 this place,
.yohn p. Enkle, son Of Geo. G. EakIe.
aged abou, 80 years. The deceased was
a member Of Co. F.. lst Va. Cavalry, q.
). A., and was good soldier, served his
State faithfully, aud on several occasions
ACQUITTED himscl win great gallan!ry and
bravery. He was taken prisoner in De.
cember 1863 and carried TO Fort Della.
ware. where he was confined until June
1865. and from malrea,meht and I'M
= b lesome food. he contracted the disease
fro u hich he died. His remains were
followed to the tomb by some Of his old
companions in AIMS, and none mourn his
unlinely death more than they.
Soldier, rest thy warfare is overi
SOIDAT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
UNION CONVENTION,

The Union men of'eseb Township are
to hold Tow nship Conventions
On Saturday, llth Of August,
for the purpose Of selecting one delegate
for every ten Registered Voters in their
respective Townships, said delegates 10
compose County Convention TO De held
a. the Court House, at Shepherds 10" n,
Va The 18Th day August. to send delegates
TO Stale Convention which will convene
a. ParkeEsturg, on the 30lh day OF An
gust, for the purpose OF nominating can
didales for State Officers, Congressnen
and Sale Senators. and also FOR the nom
inalion of two Delegates for The l.eelsls'
rure and County Officers. BY order OF
The
COUNTY CEN. COM.
July ID, 1866.
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SHEPHE Err DSTOWN
= z MI [ = A II Y

THE exercises Of this School will be resumed
| on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1866.
and il is the intention TO make II select School
Of high grade.
Tas number Of Pupils Will be limited, and
hose desrous of ?stronizing il will please make
early application.
TERMS:
ENGLISH BRANGHEs-sPelling, Def
ntions, Reading, Writing.
Arilhmst C. Geography Gram
mar, Familiar Science, School
History and Composlloa, per
session Of twe nty weeks SIS %
LATN,. GREEK, Algebra, Geometry,
Trisomometry, Surveying and
Mensuration each additional, So w
There will also be frequent exercises IN Eng
li,h Composition, Rhetoric and E!ocullon a9 ?,l
reviews of the subjects studied. The year Will
close with a public examination.
The school will be open TO both sexes as here
tofcEs.
AZ Payment is expected quarterly. and
though pupils will be charged from time OF en-
trance. no deduction will be made for absence,
exec pt in case Of protracted illness.
Monthly Reports will be made Of the atten-
dance diligence and department of each pupil
and regular and punctual attendance is here
by enioinsd or else but il.le benefit will be de.
rived. JOSEPH McMURRAN, A. NJ,
Principal
ShaDherdstown,. Aug. 4, 1866. 4t
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BALTIMORE MARKEg.

FLOUR.-We revise quotations as
follows: Howard street Super and cu'
Extra al q SO $40.
WHEAT-rhe offerings were 692
bushels white and 1871 bushs red, which
sold al, 2 10 So 81 tor prime and choice
red ga SO O5 for choice white.
C0RN.-Thp offerings were 1907
bush. uhne and $500 do. yellow sales
IT willie a, % 81 10, yellow al 81
95 rpais.
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Grand Trial CT Sewing Machines
BETWEEN THE

Ui1cor &. Gibbs and Florence :!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT j
1t is declared the best Machine and awarded
the highest Premium.
For the Wilcox s. Gibbs Machine thirty Ave
distract claims were made for superiority, all OF
winch were fully sustained. For the Florence
but ten were presented only two Of which were
sustained. by this trial, more Thorough than
any thing Of the kind ever previously attempted,
betors an able and impartial jury Jlst'ce OF
whose verdict none can dispute, it has bee'
proved aud decided, and published to the world
that The Wilcox 81 Gibbs Machine lS Just hat
it has claimed TO be Ian Improvement on double
thread Machines. Il requires no prophet, We
think TO foretell lis ultimate triumph as the re-
, ognlzedl standard Sewing Machine of the
" ord. Circulars containing a full report OF
the judges, and all particulars AZ this important
trial can &c obtained Of
T. l. DsRNEhb, Agent.
ShepherGstowD, july 81, 1865,
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Roanoke College,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

THE nexl annual session Of tins lnsiiiu-
i non will open on The Isl OF SePiem.
Der with a full faculty Of SEVEN PRO
FESSORS. including chair Of AGRL
CULTURE and MINING.
TERMS-Eor half session Of fUs
months, payable in U. S currency.
Boardiug-s2,s 80 per week. $3.50
Tuition, 2f5O
Room Rent and Incidenisls, $50
Washing. Fueh and Lights, 1900
Tuition, Room Rent and lncldenlsls,
board Tor hall The tern, payable in adj
vance.
For further information, inquire Of The
President
ID. F. BrrTLE.
July 81. 1865. 6w
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 10 The Estate Of
II the late JACOB LINE, deceased. are
hereby notified thai the subscriber as Ad-
minisnaior of the SAID Estate wishes q
,peedy settlement OF the same, and per-
sons Indebted mus, make promp, pay
men' or they will be proceeded against
according 10 law. Those having claims
agslns, The Estate will please present
them properly authenticated for settle
ment. DAVID BlLLM Err,
Admins raior.
August 4, 1866. d.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
Jefferson County, to-wit
p,hort p noos g.,

Robert R. Lucas, &c,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
Robert Lucas. Administrator Of Edw ard
Lucas. decea~ed.
l., appearing TO the court in the case
that The bill OF the compliments was fled
at The Nav Rules last and process duly
served 10 said rules on Roberr lucas, ADJ
minisira,or Of Edward Lucas. deceased,
and he having failed 10 appear and answer
the said bill, The same as 10 him is taken
for confessed, and the said cause came
on 10 be heard on the bhl. tho answer OF
Texanna Lucas and James B. Lucas, in
fan, defendants, by Edmund I. Lee, guar
dian, I'D Item, and replication thereto
and as to The sad Robert Lucas, Admin.
isirator pro confessor, 1t - sdJudged or
dered and decreed that This cause be re-
ferred 10 Master Commissioner OF The
Court with instructions, lsl. To. state
and settle the account of said Robert Lu-
cas-, as Administrator Of Edward Lucas,
dece ssed; 2nd. To take an account Of all
the debts yet due and unpaid BY The said
Edward Lucas. deceased; Ord. TO ascer.
tain and repor, the real estate which of
the said Edward Lucas, died, seized. and
the value and reliability of each parcel to-
pether with all other matters deemed per-
tinent by himself or what any Of the par
ties may request 10 have stated and make
report of his proceedings with view 10
lhe iurther action OF this court.
A true copy-tesie.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
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Commitments OGce.

CommiSsiOntr's Office. !
Shepherdslown, July 26. 1866. :
The parties interested in The above de-
cree are hereby roli6ed that al my office
in Shspherds,own. on Saturday HE 9Th
day OF September. 1866. will proceed
10 execute said decree, at which time and
place they are required to attend. Given
under my hand IS Commissioner at ssid
court HENRY BERRY,
Commissioner.
July %. 1866. 4w
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Drying House,

manufactured in substantial manner and war
ranteG 10 give satisfaction. The usual process
ses for drying Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, &C.,
are so uncertain, difficult and tedious, and SO
objection able in the matter Of cleanliness, tina,
there is universal demand for drying house
or apparatus which will more efectuall, and
expeditiously do the work.
Ii has, been the purpose of the Inventor 10
meet this demand, which We hatter ourselves is
accomplished IN the most perfect manner from
the uniform praise bestowed by those whe haye
witnessed the process Of drying and The repeat
ed award Of premiums at Stale and County
Fairs. This House is so constructed that
There IS no Danger Of its Taking Fire
or Scorching The Fruit,
and will dry in few hours as effectually-and
preserve the articles from insects or flth-as
can be done in days by the usual process.
1t will occur 10 the mind Of any one that o
great variety Of articles can be thus prepared
aud preserved, which, by the usual processes,
are 50 difficult and laborIous that the labor is
dreaded, and much Fruit wasted that would be
otherwise saved-viz: apples, peaches, pears,
ounces, berries of all kinds, pumpkins, green
corn, beans, sc.
The Properties are all Fully Preserved,
as no Preventative or decomposing changes can
take place, as tne drying is 30 expsditiously
done. Every family should have one Of the
Houses, the cost of which is SO tri6ing when
compared with the great saving, profit and con-
yenence.
Price Of Houae for Bushels Of Fruit, S35 90
Price of House for bushels of Fruit, 80 %
County and District Rights for Sale.
The Proprietors have much larger territory
than they can supply, and as the demand is ex-
celent ard tbs profits are liberal, Capitalists
will do, well to invest.
n5e To insure Dry House TO use for the
present season, parties should not delay in or
derlng-
rs All orders left with VIM. Marmaduke,
or at Shaffer's Hardware Store, Shepherds
town, W III meet with prompt attention.
EMMERT, MILLER & Co,
Martinsburg, W.. Va, or Hagers:own, Md.
August 4, 1866. 3w
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For The Resietcr.
The Concert

The Concert
Our town enjoyed rich musical treat
on Thursday night, in the second ANA
teur Concer, given for The benefit Of The
Cemetery Fund. The interest taken III
his noble charity drew together very
large audience, composed Of citizens and
tusagsrs, who, by their Iapluruus APP
plause. testified how much they enjoyed
and appreciated HE delightful ps.iOE-
nance. In a has,y article Ike 'his VT
esnno, do full jusrice &c all "ho performs
ed their parts with great credit. But We
know The highly cultivated and charming
voice, together with the bewilching man
ner OF MISS f. H., and he sklI!ul Piano
sccom psnimens of Miss F. H., were The
themes Of universal praise. While :he
admirable manner IN which Miss J. A.
performed tie "SIvery Waves" and olhE
'er pieces, evlrced not only great skill and
talent. Ia, true ,ssle and feeling. We
cannO, forbesr noticing the song Of "Fs
Their DO Come Home" sung by sweet
l,ule girl. in touching manner. 10 the
eenlrmen Of our sister Slate Of Mary land
who kindly volunteered their vocal and
instrumental aid, we tender hearty thanks
for their able and agreeable assistance
Their Vsrious coming songs, particularly
"The Old Irish Gintleman,' literally
brought down The house. OF the peIior
nance Of d.. 0. Becker. Ia Of the con.
federate army, now residing in BALTIMORE,
II is impossible 10 speak 100 highly. He
Is undoubtedly universal genus Of the
highest order, equally al home upon the
Violin and Piano. an accomplished vocal
isi and composer Of erea, merit. as all
will testify who heard HIS Prisoners
LsmenI' and other musical gems. We
feel ,hat the DIR. deserves more than q
passing notice al on hands. Recently, a
stranger in cur midst. he no sooner learn
ed that it was designed to give Concer'
TO raise a Cemetery Fund. than he enter
ed Tito the Projec, with lis whole hear
and soul, not only voluntarily giving his
unrivsIed musical sbllines TO the cause,
but devoting his lime AID attention 10 get
ting up The pieces. and the instruction OF
The performers. Without the DIR. our
Concerts could never have come of, or
been like the play of Hsmle. with the
part OF the Prince omitted In the name
al our cIIlZens we tender him our earnest
ira'eiuI thanks for his kind and generous
assistance. and our be>, wishes for his iu.
'ure happiness and prosperity. The DIR.
.nsy rest assured that his name will here.
after be "h"usehold world in Shep.
lerds,own and its vicinity. .
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STRANGE, EUT TRUE.

livery young lady aud gentleman in the
u United States can hear something very
much TO their advantage by return mail free OF
charge by addressing the undersigned. Those
having fears of being hum6ugged will ooige
by not noticing this card. All others viii
please address their obsdient servant,
TH0S +. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York.
December 80 1865. ~
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Col. John Rutherford, who presided
al the recent meetings of the State Cen
trail Committees Of Virginia, died sudden
ly. in Richmond, on Friday night last, a,
an advanced age. He was i,r several
wears Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia.
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GRAIN WANTED.

NHE undersigned will pay the highest
/ prize in CASH for WHEAT, RYE,
CORN. OATS and BARLEY. delivered
a. lheir Mil in Snepberdslown.
BYERS g. HARRIS.
August 4, 1866. 3m
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Lumber and Coal .

WHE undersigned will keep constantly
4 on hand a. his Yard al Bridgeport
opposite Shepherds,own. quantity oil
I'll kinds Of LUMBER. COAL and CE.
MENT, when will be disposed Of upon
reasonable terms.
H. NJ. BILLINGS.
August 1866. 3w
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HEALTH sF Ma. DAv,s.-A cnrrespon.
den, of The Memphis Bulletin gives The
following sad INFORMATION Approach,
Ing Old Point Comfort. | could not keen
from thinking Of The proud heart beating
'h'rs within those walls like Gag.
eagle and | knew. too. from information
th"'sly reliable, tina, his health was not
WI" hau been represented. and that his
.,e ~" gradually bu' surely oozing away.
''A ~! prediction! The only trial that
'"'' laws VIII ever have will be al The
Oar o' Eternal Justice. he will never
i've TO De lied by an earthly tribunal. He
" FARMER o" The road 10 The grave than
'ne outside world has any idea of: and ire
long The telegraph will announce n The
p'rss the sufitrl"es of Jefferson Da,i. are
al an end aud be will be better of,
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TN ELFTH.
100 A e. X r S,

Is Of which 10 PRIME TIMBER. situ-.
aled on and WesI Of The road leading from.
Shepberd-town to Chsrlss,ovn. II mice,
from The former place, and adjoining u's
lands OF Mrs. Hsmifsnek and Df. j. 3.
Tanner. This tract is Of the ury best,
qualify Of J.HetsoR land.
All Of the above property lies 10 snd !
around Shspberdsiown. I.fer'on eovniy.
West Virginia. 5 miles. from The Bali
more sid OHIO RsiIpesd. and the Chez
peske and Ohio Canal. on The opposite
side Of The river from town. which afford
facilities 10 market Ihst tui leo proper.
lies possess. making IL yell worthy Tho
attention OF capitalists snd others wishing
TO purchase property ia this section OF
the Safe.
Terms Of Sale for The shove properly
One-ibifd cash. tie balance 10 tao sqesi.
annual insrsImenls Of one and Two years..
with interest," from The day Of sslf; The IN
rere.l 10 be paid annually. The puiehs-
ser or purchasers Of the sbove property 10
give bonds for the deferred payments. snd
a deed ef 'rusl upon the property. and Tho
purchaser Of The town, properly sili be
required 10 have ,he same insured sgsiost
ere. &c. GSr Sale 10 commences n 10
o'clock, A. A..
DAVID BILLMYER.
Trustee.
July IL. 1866. ~
e. Hsgernown Mail copy dll ssla
end send bill 10 this oGes.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful indlscretIon,
will for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
fee to all who need it, the recipe and dlrec-
tons for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertisers experience. can do so by ad.
dressing JOHN Is O"DE.'',
No. l3 Chambers ST. ), New York.
December 80, 1868 "
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S28Gg2l gog'3Gs3

60 0O0 YEAR made by any one win
DG,UUU Sl5-Stsueil Tools. No exPeri,
ence necessary. The President. Cashiers, and
Treasures of Banks indorse the circular
Sent free with samples Address the Aner|
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, Vermont
Ja!y %, 1866. 3m
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EEE VENTH.
80 ACRES

Of PRIME LAND, situate on aud Wet,
Of the Shepberdsto~a aud SDiL,6eId
Turnpike, adjoining HE 6ss, ns@sd 'xsct.
Of SIS scre.. This lEsct 10 ,sry kr;iiss
and yalusbls.-
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Notice to Farmers |!

WHE undersigned having rented the
4 Warehouse al hepherdstewn. known
as the "Shon Warehouse. will pay
The highest price in Cash for all kinds Of
Gram delivered theTe. SALT end FISH
will also be kept on hand and fns sale.
Wa. II. Msrmsduke Will be IN al.
tendance. sad 10 authorized 10 transact
business for Va.
BOYER d WATSON.
May 20. 1866. ON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
Stone for Sale /!

r HAVE quantity Of Cut Stone for
| sale. such IS STEPS, SILLS snd
LINTELS, also sIURe Tor Curb. Plat
Iorms and Pavemenis, IN the rough. APP
ply 10 Nv. Samuel Bsfnhsr. Shepherds.
iown, who is NY regularly authorized
agent for the sale Of the same.
NIFFLiN PYLE.
July 7. 1865. 5m