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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-07

! C1HAKER'S Fresh Garden Seed, Just
y received by r.. c. Bmkharf.
7 ARGE stock Of Boots and Shoes for
IL sale by Baker g. Hill.
| MUSLlNS. Bleached and Brown, a
LII fine stock just received at
FEB 10 p. II. .Srode's.
INRESIDENT JOHNSON, REBEL
< GENERALS. CROWNED HEADS
and other nolabiIlles on exhibition al he
Jan Ladies Store.
/ DALMORALS in Purple, Black Brown
ID and Grey, and other durable colors al,
/ Dec l6 OarntNs
WOOD Ware. Tubs. Buckets, Wash
w Boards and Brushes. for sale BY
Jan l3 Baker e. Hill.
! BEAUTIFUL. stock of Delaine..
Az PoPIlns. Alparcas, plain and striped,
Grnghsms, &C., at p. II. Strode's.
! A LII Southern Bank funds taken for
4 Goods by y. s. Rsnich.
UENRY A. DREER. Jr.. has sent
IA me a small lot OF Fresh Garden Seeds
from his celebrated gardens near PtiIa-
delphia. T. l.. DorneH
'NUEENSWARE, 6ne assortment and
u very cheap a. p. II. Slrodes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-07
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-07
.uauuficirrers agents.

No lGT BrOdGlaHy, .Nc1C tcrE.
Announce that all Of the above list Of goods
Hii BE- SOLD tor Onc Dollar each
In consequence OF the great stasnation OF
radn m lie manufacturing districts Of England
thr, u-h the var having cat off lie supply g!
cotton large quantity of valuable Jc"riry,
originally intended for the English market ha,
been sent of for sale IN this country, and must
be sold al any >acr fee Under licse cir,um-
stances. Arranjale s Co acting as agents fer
thr prio iPaI European oanuiaclurcs have re-
solved upon a
GEilT GIT .IPPORTIONUENT,
TO be divided acc ing to the following rcgu-
Iatio"s:
Certificates cf the Ya,io'is articles are Pu, in
to envelopes LIDS rtmnltcly, seated up, and
y hen ordered aie taken out without regard TO
choice, and Sent BY mail, thus showing no ia
voriism On receipt of the certificate, yon
viii see what you are 70 have, and then, 1t IS
at your option TO send tat dollar aud IKE the
a,uce or iot Purchasers may thus obtain
Col! Watch, D.amord ti'ng, or any set OF jew
elry on our list for One Dollar,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-07
FOB Mich COWS.

The property this Powder possesses in in
ereasing the quantity of Milk in Cows, gives
it an importance and value which should
place it in the hands of every person keeping
a Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet In fattening Cattle, 1t gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-07

To- Sold bv PARKER Il, STROBE,
the Only authorized agent for the sale
Of the valuable pref atom in Shepherds
town. July 90. 1865. ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
The NEW YORK TIMES.

pAlLV, sEai.wGkkLf ASp WEEKLY.
rHE IsvRGEsr. CHEAPEST. Am BEsf POLITICAL
LITERARY, AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
rAPER ~ THE UNITED STATES.
Edited by HENRY J. RAYMOND.
TmE NEw YoRK Truss is now In the fiftcenth
year of its publication, and is widely known
as one Of the most firmly established aud sue.
eetfui newspapers In the United States
Throughout the recent war against the Rebel
lion Il maineaihed, with unfaltering trust In
the people, hle cause of the Union aud the
Constitution. and gave to President Lincoln and
his Administration cordial, energetic aud cf.
fcctive supIirL
NcsSfhai the war is closed. the TIuEs gives
10 the Administration 81 President JoHNs0N
hearty support. ~ ITS efforts Ia rcorganize Re.
publican governments in.thc Rebel States, aud
lu renew their constitutional relations " ~ Ma
tional authority. II will urge the adoption of
III just and proper measures for consolidating
the peace and prosperity Of the whole country.
upon the basis of equal and exact justice 10 all
men ot every section.
While n due share Of its space Is devoted to
the discussion Of Political topics. the TiNEs
aims also 10 give all proper attention "a the
Literature. scicnce nd Social topics Of the day
II seeks To discuss every thing with candor. and
with view rather 90 the attainment Of practi.
| cal results than 10 the defence aud propag CATION
oi special theories. II enjoys. in every depart.
ncni. the aid Of experienced and accom- plished
writers. who are familiar with the subjects they
treat. and who bring 10 the TIHEs the benefit
Of warm interest ia its reputation aud sue.
GEES.
Special attention is given 10 Congressional
/ Reports. 10 Agriculture aud Commerce, to For.
rlgn News. aud To- an accurate aud intelligent
r'r''rd of the financial. political aud miscclla.
Moons movements nf the day.
THE SEMI. WEEKLY TIMES.
One copy. year. .................S3 90
THE WEEKLY TIMES.
Onc copy. year a0
Thr"" copies %
Fresh names may ut any tim" be added In
Clubs. bath 1T the wgrELI aud Saw. wsggLY,
I at club rates
! Payments invariably in advance. RoHan ~
/ cut n R,n,. Address
II. l. RAYMOND 4 co. FuLlishcr..
Jan. Ia New York.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17

Lsie Il Calv'rf aud Pleasant street.
HAfiN3 sskea that u'S aI..i soinias,liol .
IL store a. fhs Aeaa n K,eha..fi ~. q r. ..r-
ntr n biatats All Sarfsl ffrcrss EfI'. ats.f %
forms his Did friends aHi customer, saa ttr
pubic 10 general, that he has constantly .n
hand WINES ASD LIQUORS. go wosi and
glass, for medicinal and other purposes supe-
rior ngar-rur~i HAMS the choicest brands
u FAMILY FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowder
Young Hysan, aud Black Teas java. Lasuira
and Rio tohes liaf crushed. pulyeriz-d, riari.
fsd aud brown sugar Bona. 'pcos. Chaco.
iate. Parma. Rice Flour, Sage. Yeast Powder.
sardnes, Sauces. Pickle Lxtracts. Salad 90.
Cologne. Toilet Powdef. Puf. Spice. Fiss i.ai
sins. Aimenas. Pecan Nut. Grnek-r.. th.....
tine ana coarse salt Table Hni Dairy De-. <yr
ups, View orleans aud sugar iiaus- Mr'us..s
kerosene, ETHEREAL ssh Lard Oil. Ini.ae,-i and
segars, DuToat's SUPERIOR Canister Powder.
shot. Ora Caps, a., Tor sale I'd ulo,arai. price,
aud would respectfully soliei, q call w thn.e
visiting the city. who will find ~ t. their al
vantage a. b. convenience qualities and prio.s.
All articles purchhsed delivered free ~ Cnl
vert Station, or 10 any other place a. the city
June ~. tss5.--tf JOHN e. PITT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
DR. SWEETS
lNFALLIBLE LlMlMEkT,
The Great External Remedy.
rnR RIIrI.MArlsM.


GOur, NEURALGIA, LrMbAGo.
STIFF NEcA AND JOINTS, sri,ANs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. FILLS, HEAD.
ACHE. Ann All. RHEtMAric -AND
NERVOUS plSokpfkS,
1NOR all of which It Is speedy and certain
II remedy, aud never fails. Tnis Imminent
10 prepared from the rcclps ~ DR.. stephen
and has = been used IL lis 'y for @ors than ,hsn
twenty years with the nx-a''"n''h'ns sue
AS M ALLEvlAroRN rAIN. 1t /. unri.
vailed 10y any preparation before the public, ot
which the most skepiical may be convinced by
a single trial.
The Liuincnt will cure rapidly aud radical
~. Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind. aud in
thousands uf classes where IL has been used IL
has never been known To fail
FOR NEC hAL1lA, It will afford immediate
relief IN every ease however distressing.
II will relieve the worst eases of II EApACHE
IN three minutes. aud Is warranted t. do 1t.
TOOTHAC'lE also u will sure instantly.
ORNERNOCS DinlIITl ANbGENERAL
LAsSlTuDE arising from impruicncc crcNccss
this linimcni - most happy and unfailing
remedy. Acting directly uIpn the nervous Ia
sues. it strengthens aud rcViviics the system.
and restores Il g. elasticity ard vieor.
FOR FlLEs.-As an external remedy. We
claim that u IL the hcs' known. and We shal-
lcngc the world {" pFgiucc an equal Every
victim "i this distressing complaint should give
IVA Ailals Ivy III Will not iAil tn AFFORD iftfuTtt+
aic fcllri. ani IN maJorty OF vase. Will ~ 'ct
RADICAL euTr.
VulNSY AND SORE THROAT arr s.,mciimc.
extremely malignant AMI dauerrnu.. hu; IL
une.y application uf this Limimcn, will never
SPRAiNS sometime. very obstinate. and
enlargement " the ioini. is Liable e. "crui u
neglected. The worst ease may BE- conquered
by this lin mrnt in wv or three daVs
BRUISES. Cuts. WuIN pS. SORES. IL.
GERS. RCRNs AND SCALpS. yicid readily io
the wonicriul healing rr"pcriic. II W. sweet.
lnallihle ltnimeiA, when used according g.
! directions. Also. Crhlains. Frosted Feet. and
Insect Bite and sting
EVERY HORSE OWNER
.houlN iaVc thu remedy 90 hand. tar %. timely
GsSs1Iihc hr.t appearance "i l.aucur-s ~,
rHtciually prevent iho.' formidable di-ra-,..
iD ~hlrh all ho-.rs are liable. amt Whi,,. l,u.
Ter :" many otherwise Valuable hvr.c. uc4riy
Worthless.
owe iour hundred Voluntary t,.t .fn,ula'. q
60" wonderful 'urai'" i.'i.,r 80 tu,. Ism
.''ti haN" brcu -.'....i ~ - j.. '.,c last 49,
Yeats. .i.l many OF t..r. ;..ia ict-ru. go ihr
B. CHEST riuA, % ..I..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
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O. w. alaRla e Co.

COMMISSION 4 PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
No. us and iss North street, Baltimore.
"E sell and buy on ommiauion ali kinds Of
w GRAIN, CLOVER SEED, FLOUR, CORN
NEAL, and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally,
and remit proessds promptly. ~
We have for sale 0UANO. SALT, PLASTER
FISH and SEEDS Of ali klnds. -,
July II, iees.-ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
We Wish FARMERS

ft7 Company AGENT. Ra't.fno-.t
Price S6j per ton ~ ecoo ~. usual .li.canu,
' ucai'5s' June 70, i>fs.- ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17

CHEMICALS
PEEFUMERY,
and everything else in slime. respectfully 50.
ltcit' thr attention st cyaafrg > f-chuscrs. and
call FROM 81 dealers.
Having perfected his arrangements both in
BALTIMORE and 10 the northern CITIES. with re-
gard &" pur,ha-r-. he - enabled e. sell - low
a. to- satisfy hi. customers. that while the arti.
cics IA hs lin" are judici"u.ly s.icctcd. his
PRICES are CHEAPER than the cheapest
lie requests a call from every unc al" ~ lncs
g. town {" purchase. assuring Them thu, will be-
satisfied. lu addition {" the usual .;oek con
tanned ia prue store, keep ga hand thor.
ough assortment of
rArESr MEDICINES.
7. $. rhysirians' orders promptly filled
with care
y. u. OIL 90 Viiri"l At She lowest sss h price
FRANKLIN MET2GER.
CIR. Gay AMI Exeter ,ifects. uld Tuwn.
Fol . t>ts-iv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17

Roots. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Hardware. Queens
ware, crockcrywarc. and stoncwarc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
Bulls Head Hotel,

Bulls Head Hotel,
Front, near Cay street. Baltimore. Nd.
THIS Ola-established hotel. - atty a
Il and % sueesssfuily conducted isrs <s..
the last eighteen months. by Thomas ssss
q. Tracey, will b. continued BY his "a.
widow, she having taken Uith her InI5 ffe
business. Robert d. stansbury. % Davisviile
s,h District. Baltimore county. The h-m viii.
therefore, hereafter De- known a. TRACEY A
sTASsBUkf. The Old patrons u the esiab.
lishment, - well - the frienis of th. u-1 frs
prietor. may rest assured that nothing in ti~r
pswer will BE- left uai1ne. o. merit fuli share
Of the patronage = the public
HENRIETTA TRACEY.
ROBERT b. sTANsBCRY.
May s.--tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
JAS. ". BAR Els.
GUANO DEPOT,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Corner 81. Mary street Baltimore.
Where can Ice found at all times a supply of
Gt-ANpS

Where can br sound a, all Tunes a supply oi
OCANoS
SrPEH PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
GkuV NJ EoNE. rot BRETT.
CALClNEp PLASTER. LIME. HAIR,
'EMLNI 2. 49,.
AMI ira..r. in Plot T.. CaEN MEAL. HuCK
WHEAT MEAL. CoEN. OATS. MILL FEED.
HAY. STRAW. CLOVER. TIMOTHY AND
GRASS SEEDS oF ALI. KINDS
~ Wool. FCES. DRIED FRUIT. and all
kind. 81 country Produce taken ~ exchange,
":wL.ra We af' paying Tie hichc.tca,h prices.
IA>. NJ BAKER
N"N'i..-' " S,ar.lr-y's Bee Hive Hotel.
~. .-. t-.t-'-. $751;. lii .N..,.,;ii srccinmo
il- Jan. :. l>ct III.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
THE SECURITY u AMPLE.
STAIRS

REPEATING F0UR-SH00TBR
safest Poe ket Pistol Made.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

Winder, the associate of Wirz, has
been taken to Richmond, and confined
in Libby Prison. He is incarcerated
in the place which, of all others in the
South, must be disagreeable from its
previous associations. 1t is stated
that he is to be tried by military com.
mission. Something must be done
with him, and 1t would be moral spec
tacle to try him by court martial in
Libby Prison, the scene of so many
barbarities, q place Of infamy in which
one of the wretches most guilty in slim,
ulating the outrages which were com.
mittcd upon Union prisoners shall meet
his doom. .... .....t
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
Dogs.

According to the last census there
are in Iowa $4,000 dogs. 1t is esti
mated that what one dog eats in one
year if fed to a pig, would produce one
hundred weight Of pork, worth in these
times, at least $40. So that the annu.
al cost of keeping $4,000 dogs, is not
less than 100000. During the year
the wolves and dogs have destroy.
ed sheep valued at $l26,l4S. /, Oh
this amount the dogs may be fairly
charged with one-half. Dogs are sup.
posed to be either useful or ornamen
tai. If the former. the owner ought to
pay reasonable tax on them, as he
does on other domestic animals. II
the latter they should be classed with
Injuries, and taxed accordingly The
Legislature oughtrto take this matter
in hand this winter, and by q wise
and judicious enactment furnish wool
growers adequate protection, and al
the same time be SO reasonable with
the owners of dogs that no fair man
among them could utter any com
plant. Extreme measures would
probably meet with the same fate as
the dog law did which was passed
four years ago-they would not be
sustained by the people, and it is
worse than useless to make laws that
public opinion, will not sustain
Iankew
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

Two Iowa regiments--the 29th and
33d-have contributed 81 800 to assist
in the purchase and erection of mon.
ument to the memory of that noble
man, Gen. Samuel A. Rice. The shaft
of the monument, as we learn from the
Oskaloosa Herald, will be twenty
three feet high, covering FIVE feet four
inches square at the base. The 9th
Wisconsin and 50th Indiana regiments
contributed 81 200, which was return
ed to the generous donors, because
Iowa is committed alone to the monu-
mental preservation Of the memory of
Gen. Rice.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

The State Of Iowa which sent some
eighty thousand troops to the field
exceeding it's quota by nearly six
thousand--instead Of being oyerrun
and borne down with obligations, has
State debtof little over three hun
dred thousand dollars, which she car
pay off at any time. None of he,
counties are in debt in consequence
of the war. The reason for this ex.
traordinary exhibition is to be found
in the fact that her people went
out and fought instead of hiring others
to do so. What contrast this is to
most of the States that are now stag
gering under millions of debt, incurred
for the purpose Of filling their quotas
Chicago Rep9Nieaa.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
The Late Cold Weather.

A despatch from st. Paul says that
four men were frozen to death in Free
born county, Minnesota on the 18th ult
A lady living near Blue Earth City, in
Faribault county. on the same day,
got out Of wood, and. placing her chill
drcn in bed. started for her fathers
house, about half mile distant across
the prairie. The next morning she
was found dead within ten rods of the
house. A Mr.. Thompson. OF Blue Earth
City, was in the same storm and has
not since been heard from. He is sup
posed to have been buried in the snow.
The destruction Of stock was very
great. One man in Freeborn county
had one hundred and forty sheep burr
ed in the snow. nearly all Of which per-
ished. Numerous cattle have perish.
cd in different parts Of the State. i
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
An Irish and Negro Fight.

A correspondent of the Chicago Jour.
nal, writing from Toledo, Tama county,
Iowa, says sad affair occurred there
on the 23d ult. 1t appears that in the
evening of that day some half dozen
lrishmen who had been engaged "on
the track " of the projected Iowa Cen
trail Railroad, came to town and were
paid off Ply the contractor. ID. ID. Apple
gate, Esq, after which they repaired
to one Of The inferm holes there for the
purpose of inaugurating the approach
ing Chistrnas day in a mannar as they
thought suitable, by imbibing of the
ardent" until they were most "glo-
riously drunk" Very soon some few
cultured individuals I" came also to
the saloon to satiate their thirst for a
little lager, and, while doing this some
words not of a friendly character, &C.
Cured between the respective par
ties, which very soon resulted in a
"call to arms" by the assumption OF
the offensive or the part Of the Sons
of the Emerald ISLE" who true to their
natural instincts, are at once posses.
sed of very belligerent nature when
in an inebriate condition. The negroes
acting purely on the defensive. cndea-
vored to avoid active hostilities by
"evacuating" the premises and start
ing for their, homes but were followed
by the other party who at once assail
ed them with their shillalahs in the
shape of bits Of wood, etc. In the me.
lee which ensucd severe wounds in
the arms and back Of "Jo," were in
flicted with knife, which came near
terminating the earthly existence 81
the poor fellow. a brother comrade OF
his, Dick" seeeing and knowing the
precarious situation in which they
were placed, and having been desert.
ed by the others of his party, summon
ed in requisiton his herculean strength
by freeing himself from their grasp,
and. scizing a board, or stick. vigor.
ously welded the same until three OF
his enimies were measured on the
ground, and the remaining ones fed in
haste for safer quarters. The prostra.
ted lrishmen soon recovered and leftthe
field to {" Dick"-the gallant conquer.
or--upon whose woolly head praises
are lavished by all. L.
DO" was taken to his home and
his wounds properly cared for, though
but little hope was then entertained OF
his recovery. At this time il is said
be is gradually, though slowly revi-
wing, and the hope is expressed he
will soon be well again. Sabbath
morning Sheriff Dexter, with an aid,
succeeded in securing the arrest oil
the guilty offenders. though two OF
them endeavored to escape, but were
brought back speedily by the raising Of
the rifle in the hands Of the aid, who
is an unerring marksman. rt.sa r
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
An Indian Insurreetion Feared.

A person who has served among the
Indians for many years as government
interpreter for several of the tribes OH
the plains, gives it as his belief that
the various tribes of Indians arc dc.
termined to unite in the spring for the
purpose of wiping out the white popu
lation in the mountains. Bent, the
chief who led the attack in which
Merwin and others were killed, and
the stock Of the Butterfield Overland
Dispatch for 100 miles was driven off
has declared that the whites shall moi
settle Oh his hunting grounds, and thai
the stage lines shall not pass through
his country.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
Ole yntelligenttr.
Alb. r. HILDRETH, Editor.

" Westward the course II empire takes lis way"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

A farmer named John Morrison, from
Highland, Madison county, ILL.,, drove
over to st. Louis with his wife, recent
ly, and on the return trip proposed to
try the ice and save toll. Both him
self and wife were drowned, and their
bodies, together with two horse team,
are lost beyond recovery. Mr.. Morri-
son was the head of very respectable
family, and was himself much respect
ed for his intelligence and upright
character.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

ters wedding; and finally accept an
old lover, whom she had discarded at
Lansing's appearance from Europe.
And, out Of pure kind-heartedness
and her customary regard for her sis.
ter's feelings, Grace never told what
her husband confessed after their mar.
riage--viz: that, assuming the char.
acter of the new clerk, his cousin Geo
Cudworth, he had appeared that first
night at her mothers party, and there
been won by her kindness and anna.
bility.
"That explains his strange likeness
to you, then, which has so puzzled
me I" exclaimed Grace eagerly.
No, darling. My likeness to him,
you mean for that suggested strata.
gen." was Lansing's smiling rcjoin
der.