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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
BELLS
ALTER ALIVE,
CONDITION POWDERS
For llUrscS, Cattle and Swine.

~ % GEMS paper, or 81 box. u;
JNHE W. ..s, sale OF these Powders dunn.
. the short psrr'G 'he' have been be ore 'h'
iubic IS u suibcIeut guarantee o Their glta
,.opular ity aid tie d,clJed htn'h!s den'tC
ircm tn cir Use.
They ar confidently recommended not OIL
IS pIeycnlne, bit H. ccmp!e e cure ior a.
4 seases lucld nt 10 Toe HvI.e, Cow 81 ilcg, q.
Loss Of .Hppai'e, Coughs, H"cfs, Ia
lOlO mater, Dstcmpe, Giun-
ds1S, &c. &c.
Rv their use The Ho'Ses appetite is imp"
we'd. a CeIaneeutn;> OF In ,igcelIvr "Tgah.
corr, eied son. NM he skiL. AID giving 10 lt'
GA, a sleek and shining dPFear"n"', aud III is
re ed ~iih ierl.c safely a. ali time, as
,ou,ans 20 IngItuien Which ,an NIUE =
nose wht ihsr s!cr or well.
F,r iatrruing Cattle they are inva'na "lr; al
possessing ircuiIar properties IN in' r d ~ t.
qsanIlry u mntk IN cows, ihtIe"y gvi"2 'h'u.
an lr. pvflaurc aud "aiue ~hlcn ~ I'D p!d,'
The m uihln Tie bands u all interested
All Diseases . winch rbe beg Is aubDec' d
coughs ulcers I'D the lungs ana hVer. aud a 4"
general purifier OF the blood. we gudramt'
lueir efficacy, If on isrIy uled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07

At rBxn .ey
u,,o, ss.le paue AND MEDICINE otPc y,
Hho se STrr.nklin st., Baltimore, He
no. lio ~ druggists and Storskeepe'
.sI For Ss1s De United States.
"a by PARKER ~. STRODf
V,y authorized aRen, for the s,l'
~, ..,u.ble prePsrsiion. in Shephe rJr
o. "' July 20. 1868. 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
BELLS
WOR NJ SY R i P,
The most Innocent, Pleasant and
Efficient Remedy in Use !
II Rtmtdy Fsrfrt i" nstF NOTns'o'
nj In bp J0kpu

III HtWtUy i'.I''' ." "''T A'o N"''
Oil 10 be taken.
IN this PreparalI. we have Included such
| remedi,s Only, that have cen lrtd tor yea.
are known TO possess powerful 'ntheIm"-
virtues, CONFINED with mia aprrIen'
pe asanl aromalics and sugar. A. thelmlntIc,
OF themselves cannot perform their perun'
iuncIi rs or have the desired effect, une tn
bowel. arc kept moderately open. To produce
this, gentle purgatlses are necessary, aud such
nnl, ought to I've used that canhut interfere vi
the anthelmlnlc rmploH ed. The advantage
We chin tor this syrup are:
lsl Its power OF EApelhng AID Destroying
orms.
I'd Its mild and aperenl effect upon tn
bowels
81. lis pleasant taste and odor are ad'an'"
ges possessed OF ella lmed but by yer. lew Yer
mliuges.
4lh. Its harmless influence upon TIE 50 stem
cunse qu. My no nJurnus Ell cts Will resUi
Ir m II, tie ST ould tie Iainnt have 4
" orme but al parent ol-ease, Arising iron
some Other unknown Cause, Which Is frequent.
ly the case.
I hr constituents of this syrup and ils effects
are known Ia al our + yslcan>. VIII" are no"
using It 10 their practice III d large extent
25 LENIo A BOTTLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
e. Ask for Belts Preparations ~

q Prepared bv W. ID. BELL. APo,hecary
(uhduale Of Philadelphia College OF Pharu
" West VI ashlngion street Hagerslo~n
Md. \, arch ~, lSo6-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
Sundries and Notions,

Pepper, Specs, Mace, Ginger, Cloves, To-
meric, Nu,mrg., Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage. Corn Starch. Ge!aIire Veg
e,able Extracts. Essences &c, SC, tocoai""
sr! Coco C,rpu. e. t,ie kH:, SvlUdoni Tor the
teeth. iier Dyes, Hair Brushes. Tooth Brush
e., g, Us, Penkuives, Pencils, Pens Ink, Pa
per AM Eta, sop,s. Perrin ma es, Nal d u'heS'
B!a. kcnlng u>hes, lndeIi,bIe .hAs, Vegetable
Dyes Tor Cnor.ns silks, &C.
In word. shy ttins that is us0aliy found IN
Q Drug store; All OF WI 8. will be sod low Tor
ca,h. Call ALL e2a-.in" nay stock.
L. q. BURKHART.
En'er's Corner.
ShsDHerdstOyD, April 81, lS6t. u
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

cuheouay, Jah. o, AoVv'
Flour---A quiet market; supcrfnc
.S7@7 80; extra $500; family 9@l0i
fancy $40 25@11.
Wheat-The demand is light at 81
9O@1 95 for No / old Red; and 81 75
for new, a 9.fFE.
Corn-Is steady at, first rates. Ear
53c; shelled 60c and IS sacks included
Oats arc steady at 40c.
Rye steady at 75c for prime. Bar
10y 81 IS.
Hogs--The market quiet and steady
with more disposition to buy than sell
at $11 25@11 so for city dressed, and
$40 25@10 IS for country dressed and
frozen. The intense cold interferes
with packing, as hogs freeze before
they can be cut up. Receipts $500
head.
Provisions ---Mess pork sold at $28.
Green meats 93@123c for shoulders,
sides and hams. Lard 173c.
Butter in moderate demand at 300
33c. l amI .1hl7 'eq
Eggs 2s@3Oc per dozen.
Whisky firm at 27c. aG
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
=, New YORK, January 9.

Beef Cattle were rather more liberal
this week, and tho market was accord
ingly depressed. and prices closed after
the flush of the market, when the num-
Der on sale was moderate, from to 1c
$ ib, chiefly on the lower grades
Prices varied from 10 to 179@18 cents.
The latter an extreme rate, and choice
at 10000. The bulk of the offerings
went from IA to 143@17c. Hogs were
in fair demand at prices varying from
81 to 10 for heavy corn fed Light and
medium 91@9&c Still fed 94a91c. 2
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IMPo TANT TO DISoHARGEI
+ SOLDIERS. .

ID ELIEVING that the soldiers who enlisted early
Dim the war, who first sprang to arms at the
country's call aud first placed themselves in the
bounty with those tho enlisted after December 2ith,
1863, /. A.. Hutchinson, OF Columbus, Ohlo General
Agent for the collection OF Military Claims offers his
services and with the assistance OF the soldiers them
Selves will undertake to secure 1t. lie accordingly
invites all soldiers who enlisted IN the army prior 10
the 24h Of December, 1868, and were honorably DIS
charged therefrom receiving only sloO or less boun
y matter what the cause Of discharge length Of
time served to forward their discharge papers to
HIM Immediately, that prompt and decisive effort
may be made to secure what would seem 10 be so
Justly due. Upon receiving the discharges, receipts
iorthem will be promptly returned, accompanied
by the necessary papers in each particular easewth
full information. Thisis matter that must receive
immediate attention, for, uness II isattended to at
once, and supportedby sufficient number ofinter-
ested names and applications to induce the neoessa-
ry action it will doubtless be postponed, and may be
finally dropped gS,see to It then WITHOUT delay:
soldier thinks he has not already received what
properly due, let him send his discharge wthR clear
statement Of what he claims and an early reply will
be given. The heirs legal representatives OF sold
iers who enlisted prior TO the 2ith OF December,
1863 and died In the service or in Rebel prisons, will
also be equally entitled to the benefits contemplated
in this movement and they are requested to lose no
time accommodating with him on the subject
Once more attention will be called to the importance
Of acting at once in this matter. II successful, a
moderate compensation will be asked ifunsuccess-
full no fee will be called for. All classes of Military
Claims entrusted 10 him are prosecuted to speedy
settlement. Address all leommndicatIons plainly: /.
A. Hutchinson, p, o. box 94, Columbus, O. Soldiers
are particularly cautioned against selling their dis
charges. lfthey are purchased for any honest pur-
pose 1t must be Of price far below the real worth
to the soldier. References-Hon. Wnl. Dennlson,
Postmaster Cenera Jay Cooke a Co, Government
Loan Agents; any National Bank in Ohio.
Having by reason ofmy election Postmaster ofthe
lower House of Congress, Withdrawn from the
firm Of Given h Hutchinson, Military Claim agents,
desire to thank the soldiers Of Ohio, for their libe
raj patronage heretofore given the firm, and to ask
thai it be continued to, and the influence Of my
friends given TO Mr.. IA. Hutchinson, who succeeds
10 the business. From long intimate acquaintance
and connection with Mr.. Hutchinson, Imost hearth
thoroughly versed in the different classes Of Military
Claims, and know personally that his arrangements
are most complete and effective for the speedy set
tlement ofall business entrusted to him.
Jan1l-lw .g. + JOSIAH GIVEN.
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Medical Notice.

DR. FINK, having rented the shop in the north.
j eastcorncr OF the Broadway Boarding House
for tho practice of medicine on the
Is " II A MO sly 8 II L M
Wilbe found at mis- office after the FIRST day OF No
vembel next at all times, only when absent on bus
storoL, all carefully compounded by his own hands
part of which Is seven different articles medi-
cines. carefully compounded and scientifically and
systematically arrangedin tho accompanying print
male Weakness in NIL its different forms, which med
icine can only he found in nr, Fink's hands. For
evidence see testimonials in his Office and else
where. "s
The above bill Sc 90, with all other necessary at
tention and advice gratis, in Lancaster and in the
compass of ten miles
In case of the Doctors absence, the name and nd
dress left wIththe landlady at the boarding-house
will be promptly attended to. Please cai ana ex-
anime my medicines. DIR. II. FINK.
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 2e-3l 3mo.
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Card TO the Ladies.
DIR. DuPoNCo'S .r....
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR f E M A LIE s.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing
DISTRACTIONS Of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatev.
er Cause.
ONE Boxls SUFFICIENT,

Yet in obstinate cases more may be required
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW,
AS well as many Others that female can enjoy good
health unless she regular; and whenever an obsruc
ton takes placewhether from exposure, cold or any
other cause.-the general health begins Immediate
Iy to decline, and the want OF proper remedy has
been the causeof so many consumptions among the
young females The remedy e may certainly be iGnnd
the side palpitaton OF the heart, oathng Of food,
and disturbed sleep, always arises nom Interruptions
of nature and whenever that the case, these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
$1,000 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Ten thousand borcs sent by letter. both hv myself and
agents to all parts of the world, to which answers
have been returned in which ladies' say, nothing
like the above pills have been KNOWN since the Sci
ENcE or MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THs WORLD,
In nRemoyIng Obstruction and RestO rim z
= Nature to its Proper Channel.
Ouietino the herues and bringing back the Rosy coli
orhealthn to the check OF the most delicate.
Fulland explicit directions accompany each box.
which must be strictly followed and all dseas pecu.
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
PILLS actas an Ft
Exh,lara1it VVithont aSingie Drawback.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
inuences upon the nerves, the mind, and the entire
orranization II there is any rellancoto be placed
on human testimony the above Pills may be fully
deRgeSSIIffr RRSI "a N Examine the box closely, tno
matter from what drugSst you buy them.l II the
boxis not signed 81 D. HowE, IL is "the counterfeit, "
and Iwlll moth responsible for their injurious ef-
fects. .,-
Ohio. by GEORGE g. BECK. Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 to the LANCASTER Post
Once, can have the Pills sent (condehhaly) by mail
10 any part of the country, free Of Posssgs g,o,sr
Sole Proprietor, New York.
soidalso by Blocksom Brothers, GAINESVILLE, s. y.
san1uels, Columbue, O. A.. Olde, Crclevle, and John
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Re-Arrcsted.

al si Daniel Friend, arrested, as we an
nouneed last week, for the attempted
murder of the Welsheimor family, was
taken before Justice Lindsay on Thurs
day last, and released upon some tech
nicality. He was re-arrcstcd upon two
. warrants, one for attempting to mur'
der Samuel, and another for attempt
ing to, murder.1saac Welsheimer, and
brought before Justice Shaw Of this
city, who required bond ofsl,5OO in
each case, for his appearance to-day,
when an examination will be had,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
MARRIEn


LITTLE-G -GARCIA-AtSan Louis obispo, Oct. 10Th
1866 by the Rev. j. p Sastre, Henry W. Little, late Of
San Use, and Misss Romonia Caroline Garcia
San FroneiSco Steamer Bulletin, 9th ult.
SIMMONS-REA-On the goth ut, by Rev. Fink
at the residence OF the brides father, Nj. George
Simmons and Miss Belle Rea; all of Baltmors,O
NYE-EAToN-0n the 2lst. by Rev Samuel Car
penter, at his residence in Lancaster, o, Mr.. Johr
Nyc and Miss Margaret Eaton, the latter Of Fairfield
Comty,O o.
CRUTr-wILLIABfSoN-Dc 3lst,' by the Rev
!. W. White, 1.-THE home ofthe BRIDES parents, Mr.
Robert Cruit andBHdss Julia E. williamson.
COLLINS January Sd, 1866, at the resi-
county, O.,by Rev. H,G. q. Fink, Captain Seth b
Collins and MISS p. F. Achey.
| Also at the same time and place, Mr.. Aaron Wal
| ters t, Sophia Collins, all of Fairfield Co. o. ~.
BAKER--ALFoRD-o Monday, the LIST inst, b.
she hey Y IL u p duncan d Mo- o. & Wsst mi, MI
| of Fairfield Co, o.. ~ -.| ~ NJ IA.
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Ladies, Pestival.

~ The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church ofthis place, will give an en-
tertaiument next week at the City
Hall, for the benefit Of their church,
On Thursday and Friday evenings
will DO given % supper, and on Satur.
day evening there will be a series Of
tableaux, alternating with music and
readings, which it Is shoped will prove
interesting. All are cordially invited
to attend. The programme will be is
sued soon.s ......o. .snli3G} rgs}
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.IsAG C0M6.

4 The Undersigned are now Offering
AT COST, their entire stock Of Ready
made Clothing, of all sizes and every
quality. } Also, Piece Goods, Of every
grade and variety. Isdr{9
Now the time to clotbe yourself
eheaplys aswoi desire 70 closeeout oul
entire istock, preparatory to making
Spring purchases. Let no one, who
'wants bargain in our.line, fail to call
Call and convince yourselves that
what wo say, Is rR1rAl s. .LA.
PETERS, MILLER & BRO.
Lancaster Jan II, 3ws fAW Il
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A" suggesfio,l.

1t is customary to collect and pay
debts at The beginning of the new
,year. Our accounts are not an excep'
'tion9tovhis custom. We have several
Thousand dollars on our books which
should be. paid, and we hope our sub
scribers and all those indebted to us
for advertising and Job work, will call
AT once and settle. We urge this as
something important; I'VE must haze
money! ,,-ss. ;,..s & s- ,I',,' ,.s,T. .ti tga
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oar city cgubs cribs rs.

39E GH Dur SttS e""sSHehs'l ~
1t will take but few moments time
and . few dollars money for each city
subscriber to call and pay upwith the
beginning of the new year; The
sums are small taken separately, but
in the aggregate amount to considera-
Bile and affect US materially. We hope
for once our friends willinot let this
in at. ,one car and out at the other,
without acting uponHit. 2 +
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11

, BLACK 3 CoLEs.-7Messrs. Black &
Coles have adopted the Cash system
aud arc now ready eltmuch cheap
or than formerly. See their advertise
metIt.} } E.la a ka sra 1DEla
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sour Temperance Association" will
meet at the City Hall on Friday eve
ming, JAM l2, 1866, Good speakers
are expected 10 pc present. who will
ad lress tho Association. = 'Ao ~. ~ r
~ o. By orderioflthe Committee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11

FARNERs and clTIzESs-Butterfeld
-haSjthe best chewing tobacco IN the
city. Give him q call and he will
suit you. Opposite Reber, Kutz &
Ulrick's Store.
January 4th. f8GG-4Ws.
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3

IF+sl 4 coNoHHT. EE@
Mr.. Kemmerer, assisted by nearly
two hundred pupils, will give a Con-
certSat the City Hall, on Saturday.
night, january II. Tickets rs cents
"a Children 10 cents, ~ ..esa@ge,9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
Furnitnars fo- saIo

The furniture, suitable to unmarried
gentlemen, of u well furnished room
will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire
at this office. $1 ~
~ }1ltf tts-SN- ~
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Clothing Business,
Wholesale SIR etail,

and may be found hereafter al tho soutb.westcorner
Of Sixthand Walhutsts United States Hotel, Or a
Walnut ST., Cincinnati, Chic, where hope TO see
nv friends whenever they ,isitthc Queen City.
Jtlly ~, 1866. II. JALOB BLOCK.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11

s9SEr Lumber dealers see advertise
mont Of 9. speilmann, in another col
umn. --,--
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,To9the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store to DR.. Shawk's corner,
where he will be pleased to greet all
his friends with anything in hisline.
Oct. 8, '65-28. JACOB HITB.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11

FLORENCE SEWING MAoHINE-Geo.
81. Smith, jrs only agentin this city
Greenos Block, Lancastor,o.
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!. Parting, ! Notice.

"The best OF frlends, must part,r and 80 /, after
having pleasantly, and with satisfactory business
cess spent the lastteno twelve years in Lancaster,
finding that my interests call me TO another point,
with ahearty shake Of the no, bid ali my old GUS
toners and friends OF Farelda kind adieu, and re.
turn thanks for the liberal patronage that has been
extended to me. shall continue In the r. H.
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1@R Representative Rutter will &C.
c copt our thanks for q boahd copy Of
tho Governors Message. p
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURT
DIsTRIoT CoTRTs.

ORDERED THAT THE DISTRICT
Y Dand Common Pleas Courts in the 7th Judicial
District ofohio, for the year 1856: t =" '9N'
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no yoa 20 . bny : RlaneI
w r. A V Il r. s
CELEBRATED
MEXICAN BIT7ERG

TEyHE PROPRIETOR o. "WEAvER's MHxs
ICAN BIrTRRs," after several years ofsx-
pertinent, has succeededin producing Bisssrs sa-
porior to any extans, for ~
Diseases ofIhe Stomach & Bowels.
ri. claimed tor the "MExIcAN BITTERs" that
they Will positively cure Fa.
DX@PEP@IAD
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LAcAsrER MAnIkET.

January 4th, lSGG-4wF.
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breaking down the moral and physical power
Of the Rebels in the States themselves. he
encouraged the people of the South to form
loyal State Governments, not that he might
rush crowd OF hungry applicants for admis-
sion to the doors Of Congress, and claim rights
for them, but that the nucleus of loyal com
munities might be established in the Rebel
States, and thus they might gradually be
brought back to their true relations with the
Union. Had he lived, there can hardly be
doubt that he would have been found acting
10 full accord with the representatives of the
people; and that now, instead of beholding
the so-called State Governments Of the South
in the hands OF Rebels, we should have seen
loyal men at the head of affairs there, and
the problem Of reconstruction would have
been already and happily solved.
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JEwETT TO FoRNEY.-We publish else
where to-day an appeal from Hon. William
Cornell Jewett to Hon. John w. Forney,
urging the latter to withdraw his letter of
refusal to be candidate for United States
Senator for this State. The letter itself we
published yesterday. The appeal of Mr..
Jewett is well written, and contains sound
argument. There can be no question, what
ever may be the opinion of Colonel Forney
personally, that he stands in the foremost
ranks of the friends Of liberty. We doubt,
however, if Mr.. Jewett's argument wi per-
suade Colonel Forney to alter his determine
tion.