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LOIS De IA LOUISIANA.
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Aorn

KEY ENLEyER cRRrAryFs ons,Es o,...s ~ CLOS
LIE BAYOU HOLMES. '1AosS DAMS
ATTEEpU, Que certaines distractions ort 7.
places dams le bayou Holmes, slime dsns " y
Pafqlsse st-Iammaily, par ordre militaire ea,,
SAINT ainsl uile interruption dams la NAVIGATION
SECTION. /. Tie senat Ell Ia chanbrs Az &
presentants de I'Etat do Ia Louisiana. reunis :,
assemble generale. decratent: John 81 sin
mott ct James AfcClesSey sont par Ie presen,
aHtoflses = faire enlever les distractions IN.
Gees dams le bayou Holmes. Dams ie cas- III IN
aits sinnott ct McOlossey, leurs hoirs on
ayants-eause, enleYeraient ces distractions q
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No. 1851
AGTE

AUToRfSANT LIE MARE EFT LIE CoNsEIL DE Ia WILL
DE SHREVEPORT, A AooUERIR DIES BIENs-FoNDs
EN- DEHoRs DIES LIanTEs DE LA sUsDrrF
WILLIE.
SECTION /. LIE senat ct la chambre des re
presentants de rEtat de la Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent lie marie ct
lie conseil municipal de la vile de Shreveport,
dams Ia paroisse Caddo sont par lie present,
autorises acquerir ct posseder en- toute pro-
priete deg biens-fonds en- dehors DIES hmites
de cette lille.
SEC. 2. Decretent de plus; Toutes lois on
clauses ineompatibles ayec les dispositions de
Get acte sont abrogees.
SECS Decretent de plus: Get aete sortira son
effet a partir de son adoption.
[Signe:) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
O1afeur de la Chambre des Representants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Lieutenant Gouverneu ct President du Sc.
nat
Approuve lie % mars 1866.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Couyerneur de lEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour eopie conforme
j. H. HARDY,
Seeretaire d'E,tat
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
No AS.


no AuTHoRrzE JOHN Q. sTNNorT AND JANE
NieLosxEY 40 REMOVE CERTAIN OBSTRUCTION
IN HoLaEEsis BAYOU.
WHtnEAs, Certain distractions have beer
placed in Holmes's Bayou, in the parish Of
81 Iammany, by the military authorities,
causing total cessation of navigation in said
bayou therefore,
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the Senate and
House of Representatives, Of the State Of
louisiana IN General Assembly convened,
That John G. Sinno8t and James MeCloskey,
be, and they are hereby authorized and EN-
powered to cause said distractions to be re
moved and should said John e. Sinnott and
James McCloskey, or their heirs or assigns,
remove said distractions. and keep the navi-
cation of said bayou open and free from all
impediments fol the term Of three years from
tthe passage OF thisact, they shall beauthorized
10 charge toll at the rate of three dollars per
ton on Ill vessels navig eating said bayou during
said three years the toll SO collected To he
spilled to reinbursing them for the amount
expended BY them IN opening and keeping
open sud bayou, to the extent of twelve thou
sand dollars ALL tolls collected by them be-
yond the said sum of twelve thousand to be
paid by them into the treasury of the State of
Louisiana, for the use and benefit of the
State
SEC g. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act take effect from and after its pas
sage.
(Signed) J.B ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn, of the House of Representa-
tives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate
Approved March %, 1856.
fSigned) j. MADISON WELLS
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
]. III HARDY,
Secretary of State
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AGTE

AGTE
RELATE AUX APPELs FoRMEs DEPUIs LIE PREMIER
JOUR DE JUN NIL HUT CENT so1xANrE.
SECTION |. LIE senat ct la chambre DIES re-
presentants de rEtat de la Louisiana rGunis
en- assemblee gendrale, decretent.: Tous les
appeis qui ont etc interietes depuis lie premier
jour de JUN mil hut cent soixante, DIES iuge-
ments des corlIs de district de Get Etat, dui
sont encore pendants, ct sur lie fonds desqnels.
u n a pas encore etc pronounce dune maniere
d shnltlye, seront entendus ct JUICES par pre-
ference, au siege don't ressortent les differen-
ties paroisses, pourvu que les transcrits de ces
causes soient enregistres au lieu on lis doiyent
Fetre, au plus tard, au jour indiqu6 pour leur
| rapport apres ladoption do Get acte
SEC. 2. D6eretent de plus Les greffiers de
la cour supreme, la Nouvelle- Orleans ct a
Monroe, deyront deliver aux appellants on
aux interesses a leurs manufactures gu ayocats
sur leur demande ct apres Placement des frais
d1si les pieces dies appels proVenant DIES cours
de district, des JUDGMENTS desquelles, ces APP
pels doivent etre, en- vertu DIES lois portes de-
want d'autres sieges, ct lis prendront des reeus
constatant la d6liyrance DIES dites pieces.
Sec. 3. Decretent de PLUS Get aete sorti-
"a son efet partir de son adoption.
(Signes:) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Orateur de Ia Ghambre des Representants
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
lheutenant-gouverneur ct President du Sc
Approve lie % mars 1866.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouyerneur de IEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie eonforme
]. H. HANDY.
secr9taire d'Etat
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JOURNAL OFFIOIBL.
SESSION REGUL1ERE DE 1855

smNAr Dn la nou1srA-x1s.
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MEDICAL.
r Uss' ST. DOMENG0 B1rrBRs-
st. Domingo Bitter

One OF the most valnabe combinations of useful
beverage that has ever been offered to the
public Millions of bottles sold throughout tho ~
during the last four years and wherever introduced n
proven welcome addition to the nvalids table thu f
circle and the bachelors sidehoard
Ladies who have lost strength and appetite and suffer FINN
nausea vomiting and vertigo
Gentlemen who dontfae well just before breakfast
or dinner whose stomach out of system "a
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
children Of scky nature end sour dyspepIc constitution
travellers who have occason to change their water and
All who live in maarious districts are subject to iss
matte influences will find the most valuable Oncs ana
inVigorators that can be taken, in
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No AUTHORIZE JOHN q sINNorr AND JAMES
eHI'cLos1EY no REMOVE CERTAIN INSTRUCTIONS
IN HOLINESS pAvotJ
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MoKEAU's RESTAURANT.

No. l28 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST CHARLES AMI
CARoNDELET. .
The PrnpreOTs respectfully inform their old friends and thu
epeurean world, that tbs above Restaurant open for bsr
accommodation at the old places and that they intend To
Leave nothing uRdone to continuance reput
ton which has so many enjoyed viz that of being ons
Of the very first Restaurants in America
A tho decsce Of the season. with the choicest Wines and
Liquors always on hand
The Propetos thankful for past favor confirm.
ance Of the same
RHnDFs L MnnIrN
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de Ia bourse DIES marohands ct de la sale DIES
jomnaux, dams In Nouvelle- Orleans, invitant
chaque membre du senat a visiter les chamb-
res de lectures du commerce, ct a accepter
tous les privileges y imphques.
Sur motion du meme s6nateur, Invitation
est acCentGe
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RUSS ST. DOMINGO BIrTERs.
TRY THEM BUT ONCE.
Russ ST. Domingo Punch.
Russ' Arrnck Punch,
MADE PROM BATAVIA RICE.
Russ' Nresslna Punch
Russ Gin Cocktail,
Russ' Mint JaIep,
Russ brandy Cocktail
Russ bourbon Whisky Cocktail,
The most delightful concoctous that ever tempted mania
taste-sheapeF than any steady drinks in tAs world.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-04
Finish Thy Work,

Finish thy work, the time is short;
The sun is in the west;
The night is coming down-till then
Think not o: resi-.
Yes. finish NIL thy work, then rest:
Till then, rest nevcr;
The rest prepared for thee by God
Is rest forever.
Finish thy work, then wipe thy brow;
Cagird thee from thy toll,
Ike breath, and from thy weary liiabs
Shake OK the toll.
Finish thy work, then sit thee dow"
Ga some celestial hill.
And vi its misunderstanding air
fako thou tl:r ill.
Fiui.h thy work, then go IL peace;
Lies battle fought and won.
Hear from the ;!,roue the Masters VOICE,
"Wcl! ,ioac, well done
Finish thy wor's;. then take thy harp,
Give praise 20 God above;
SIM q new son: Of mighty joy
And endless love.
Give thanks 10 Him who held thee up
In all Thy path below,
Who made thee faithful unto death,
Anl crowns thee now
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;fayMera' department.
An Oll Farmers Experience.

An Old Farmers Experience.
The following bits o: experience are
worth maxim. Il note Of. There Is only
Que poiut in which We disagree with our
venerable friend |. is il regard to the
degeneration CT wheat. oats and potatoes.
II wc save the seed It snail grains, Ia
the car or head, an! especially II We give
drill culture, extra care aud perhaps
hoe;uc to the grain We wish Cor seed,
and select the heaviest keruciS from the
earliest and largest heads, small grains
will not degenerate eng more than corn
Our friend writes:
"I have !armcd &c years for myself,
and ever since 1851 have taken two
agricultural papers. | have been greatly
benefited by ,he;r instruction. although
there arc many things published in them
that never ought to be. Allow ne to
give YOU few Facts. Fruit trees should
nevcr be trimmcd in February, March or
April; the time is, VIXEN ,Acy are in
blossom. The time to cut timber, to
have i, last, is in JANUARY aud February,
July ard August. One lead Of manure
hauled out in The fail a.te. the sun
crosses the line and spread, is worth two
10 four loads hauled out in the spring,
any way that you can ix it. Fall p!ow-
Ing is beneficial on clay loam or muck
soil, and ca sandy and Srare!!y soil il
you can pillow before there is any frost.
Some men say that corn vii! degenerate
AMI run out. Ny father cot kind Of
yellow - rowed corn in ;he year Of the
yrea, eclipse, 1906, which remember
very we'll. | took i. from him in the
spring OF 1920 and have i. now. 1t is
an carly, sound corn. very easy to hcsk.
| can raise So bushcla Of SHIELDED coru to
the acsc with no extra labor, planting
3! feet each way. have another kiad
o! S.rowcd yellow corn, which I got in
1928. which will grow and .ipcn in 90
or 100 days. Wheat, oats aud potatoes
will degenerate and wear out with
ordinary cul:uce.-Ep.] We DO not
harvest our grain and cut our hay early
enough in this country. When 1 com.
mencea farming | was closely watched
by my DeishborS, who said plowed toe
deep, cut my hay too early, and cut M
grain too green. | have tarmed on T.
different t;::m>, and tue result has bera,
! have tripled the crops on an average.
! have draIneI three rArms pretty thor.
ouShly within the last 20 years, and am
LOW President Of the County Agricul.
tural Society. --im>ricm -lYr;snl:W'jSf.
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MINED STOcK IN rASrUHg.-I no
ticed. so"c t;E;e ago, a good dca! wri,,cu
about keeping 4 naked stock On pas.
lures. As | have been ! keeper Of stock
irom very early youth until now, Ven.
trrc to give Hy opinion. And Hrst l
have found sheep 60 very we'll among
cattle, hut cattle do badly anon: sheep.
10 prove 1t, let the iarmcr take the iol.
der left by ;hc cattle, cvca when part Of
it has been troddcu uudcr their feet, and
If the sheep arc not fully fed. they will
sec the sheep eas it Up very .rctdiiy ::
then let him take VIVA, his sheep ltayr
and offer it to his cattle, and he will Gad
they Won't taste i. if they can &C, auy
thing else; or let him turn his mich
CONS in 4 sheep pasture, and he will :inl
them fail in milk. Ca::!c do well where
horses pasture. In proof u this, every
Farmer must have seen ,ha: cattle vii.
eat the litter Of horses, even i! fully fed.
but horses won't eat what cattle leave
unless compelled 70 DO so. But horses
aud sheep will DO well in some pasturcs.
especially the horses. 10 prove this, IL.
the !armer turn out the sheep from their
yards. turn in his horses, and they will
eat up all The saecr have lett, even the
inter around the a:k$.-Juta JchNsya.
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80 = - . - 49,
CHILDREN'S CORNER.
ESIGMA-N0 !

ES1oMA--No !. -
am composed of Is letters.
Ny 8, 13, s. y, 10, is when children
| should rise.
Ny Is, Is, 5, 8, is tho name Of eel
! ebrated navigator who visited the
Arctic regions. -
Ny l, 9, Z, 10, is the color OF some peo'
! PIES hair. >, c,
Nv :, 6, 4, -, II, VIC have been fight
Ing the past four years.
Nv G, II, Is, II, 10, is one OF the coiors'
Nv whole is the name Of ono OF the
Stat: Senator's of West Yirsinis. j.,
ESlGMA-No. 2.
mn composed Of IS letters.
us p, IL, IL, rs, is what VIC must be to
get to Heaven.
Ny t, II, S, II, -. is a color.
Ny ,, 9, -, %, 5, 20, 8, is Large Is,
land.
Nv %, {, 1G, is an article for which
many people have hunted In this
valley.
Ny 10, Is. .. 81, is an animal.
Ny II, 5, ,, lG, is place Of confinement.
Ny l, Z. II. G, is en- animal.
Ny 10, 3, =, 23, is not boy.
Ny whole is tho name and rank Of
General who once commanded in this
valley. y.
ENIGMA-EO. 3.
an composed of - letters.
~ |, t, ). -, is something wc daily do.
Ny 10, II, Is, ~, S, II, is in every town.
Ny 10, ~, 6. 6, is to dispose of.
Ny Z, -, ), ;. is small bird.
Ny 10, !, 10, II, 5, -, IS near re!a'
ton.
Ny Q, ,, 6. G, is game.
Ny wac!c was Gu excellent Statesman.
... 49,. FRANK.
ENIGMA-S0. 4.
an composed Of 10 letters.
Ny :, ,, ), S, is mineral Of vast wealth
found in West Virginia.
Ny ,, ., 10, Q, /, is what every one
should have.
Ny |, 9. i. &, 3, is a peninsula between
China and Japan
Ny whole is where the Capital of West
Virginia will probably be.
WILL .. P.
ANSWERS should be handed in on or
before Friday Of each week, to secure
insertion.
The solution Of the " Puzzle" in the
paper Of The oSth ult., will be given in
mir nnSt
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The ia,ss, discovery tina, wo have
heard 0: Is using piece Of flas.s,alk
such as grows 10 swamrs and Dos ~ :,
wick for kerosene iamrs. The r,r,,,r6
Argus say 1t is vesy Porous and through
it,she, oil passes freely aud burus freely
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-04
The youpna al,

CHARLESTON WEST VA,
WEDNESDAY. :. APRIL 4, 1866
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90. 81, 10, 40, ., II, 20
81, %, 90, Al, A., 3, -
u, Is, Ok, 33, 10, II, t
5, Ii, le, %, 81, Sc, AZ
&c, c, s, Il, &c, 80, 81
IS, Il, :, Q, IS, q, 20
80, 60, AZ, !, 10, 10, %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
COUNTY DIRECTOR Y =.

The Circuit Court will meet four times a
wear. 9Th OF JGue, 9Th Of Ociob:r, 21th "'
Decemle or. snd 9Th OF Aprl Judy, y. r
w. BucH. Chrk ". \. Charlme.
Rule days on The ir<I Monday OF each
month. a.
William Rush. D"put'rS-l. l.
Chapline, +. W PouerheId.
Recorder & orIe ByerS.
Depa,y and r, corder-J- ID. thFmfn.
Prosecuting Attornry-Henry Berry.
Master Commissioner Henry L. Enter
Board f Supervisors will meet on The third
Nond,v Of each month, al their office over
A. Chaplus's st re. in Shepherd" o"". Pr"si-
d.u,-Alexnnder Fossst. Ehud farmer. Daniel
Cameron, DR.. James Logic. John W. McEurdy,
Truman ". Pouertirld. aud th"les Johnson.
Gle Of The Eoard-Jos, ph A. Chsp'ne.
County Treasurer-Ioseph WeiShan>.
SUPERINTENDENT of County Free Schools.
Y. b. Slrier.
Assessor James W. Greenwood.
Masi>lrales-IosePh ). FIFnrnS, 'hapiihe
TOWNSHIP. James u. FaymEa. Shepherd Town
ship.
Consta blc-Georgs MrBee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10

WATCHES, J"wrlty. Fancy Goods, Cutlery
" EIo,kn, and Military Goods OF every de,
srrptIon such Swords, Epauletles, SaFhrs
Hats Lace, 8utous, &c. Military companies
urnIshcd complete with every article.
Now opcLtns nuen!lcen, stock OF New
freruh J.wriry, III sets and IL single pieces
Des, quality Gold Watches, English Levers,
Skeleton dn.. Duplex, Archer Eecaprmcni, lie.
: ines. .am" very en,ai! ladies', set with pearl.
snG dl .niands. elegantly rnameled. lrdepen,
eni and Quarter Second " al hes Hunting i,
caret gold W aches IN every variety.
Rich China Vases, from Pads and Dresden.
French aud Spa li,h Fans.
Silver, Gold, ivory. Pcarl and Leather Caro-
Gases, do, d., 10, Pofl Monales.
Elrga Git and irunzed Clocks .Candlehfas
ALBATA WARE Spoons is, radeS, but
,er.knives &c, Of the best quality.
Plated tea and cutfco sels, caators, waters,
cake baskets, vegetable dishes. tureens, butter
dishes car luriicks, ieakelIes urnS, salt &c lIaEs
Tortoise s'.e.lcumhs, new styles, English and
mcIirau Table cutlery, scissors. pen knives, "a
znr sporting kniv's. music BOXES, =. 2 d, >
AID pnirs Of jewellers scnlrs. weights &c.
Wa,chmakri>' zoos and nairras Wa CT
Glasses OF every tetrrIp!ion; compete ass"rl-
mcnG OF d"nilrlr Files.
&. b. 4 Co., offer the above goods on the rc.
ry best terms. Gall and examine.
July - 1861 ~
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STONEBRAkER>S
Dy spepsia Bitters
LIVER INFIG ORATOR!

1HE GREAT RE~b2Y FOR
DySpepsia, Liver Conpk!nt, Bilious Attacks,
Sick Hcadache. Sour Stomach, Flaulrncy,
.,ss ul Appetite, Costiveness, Jaundice,
Cholera hlOrbuf, aud Female Weakness,
Dopsy, Depression al Spirit, S'lIow Com
plex ion, and all DsranScmenta OF the ulgcs-
tive Functions.
This being an entire Vegetable Compound
IS warranted II safe and elrctual remedy, not
ON " for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, but
ior all those diseases reSul lug lIam disorder
ed condition Of the Stomach and Liver, or de-
ian gnment Of thr digestive functions. such as
rlatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Drhlhtv or
Neaknost AcdlIeS of the Stomach, Head
ache, CosrNucss, ur,ps!. SC.
1t is particularly recommended to those NJ"
are .uErnng TN e. d,hlIr. and dcpre'slom
pins, rIs .,OrhlrG aud Ecuoya'Ing l."wcr' Ur-
rig particularly adopted IN Il II such scScs.
IL Price one dollar per bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10

me / Qnnnnr; r.,uviun Baik; Opumi Refined
Bor;1 Sugar Lead; IqpSrlOe Ball ADD BOOT,
Rhuharb koot, Powered; Spong'; Ars' nc, As
,ot.e,i1a: Flower supple; !>oIl biim' one;
G. um Ar.bi,: Sam Tiagh, anlh; A'iicno Pep
esr: Compost Powder; Numhcr Sn' Red
Prccipila,,; Corrosive 81 blimIic; Aloe rSegnPi
Quick Silver; sal soda Tor washing; Hupcr Gar
tanarc soda; rar'adc Ac:d; Rochrlle Salt"
Morcmisl Oiui;ren,; clustering Pia-eg Cham
sanilr 6owsis; Aru,w Root; Alc"hei; Chlorrde
Lime: LCmen Causlc; Adhesive Ph er'; blue
Xas., Erenm ToGar; kosin; ond n.auy OF &C
. e.icine. too GumeI"us To mention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
STONEBRAkER'S
Invaluable remedy for The restoration o.
THE, HUMAN H.4iR !

Will restore Premature Grey Hair 10 It's nal
oral beauty and color; will prevent the han from
la hing off: will cure all itching humors Of III"
scalp: will Tree the head OF Dandrult, Scrut &c ;
will prevent and cure all cuIaneous s!tecuons'
and at he same lime add new tone and vIgor to
the scalp; will beau ify The hair lmParlng 10 1t
an unequaIled gIoeS aud IlIancy, making 1t
soft and silky ~ lis texture, and arsIng 1t 10
curl b, aullulIy Ladle. and gentlemen will
fad ii the masl valuable hair e-ser ever o!ieI-
ed inr the tul,--ts effects are wonderful.
The great celebrity, and the increasing de
mand for this unrquaed preparation, convinc'S
the proprietor a trial Is only necessary 10 sails
fy discriminating public of lis superior qHuiI-
ties over al o her preparations OF the kind III
use. II cleansas the head and scalp from dand
ruff. and other cutaneous diseases; Causing The
hair TO grow Iuxuriantly and give It rlch soft.
glossy and flexible appearance, and also resioIe
the growth TO tho.e paris which have become
effected, cnasng it 10 yield fresh covering OF
Har. II i at the same time a delightful per
fuu,e. In fact, old and young should use TIM
va ,udble p epdEallnn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
.STO.]EB R.IhER'S
Bulso!ll or pain l'ilIcr.

The Great Remedy or Soe Throat or DPlhr-
ria, Cr-up. neuralgia, &c.al'o for u auhGr
DyscnraIy. Chuiic, Cholera M"rrus, y omit
Ing, Pa,ns iu TIE Stomach, Cramps. F'o'tej
Feet, e. apped Hands, Fresh and Old Sores,
Bruises, Burns, Tool5ache, 10 be- u.cd Inter
nelIy and Externally.
The attention. oi the public ia especially called
tin "a a rerlcdy for DiplhrrIa Of sore Throat.
II has been ired III hundreds vi cases IN d'tlel-
enl parts of The country aud has lie v'r failed IL
cure if u4ei IN time aud accOr ing to directions.
, great am, unl OF suf.rng might oiien he sd
we'd by having couple 81 bottles OF TIL, vaIun-
bic medicine IN the house. Try it, and it will
speak wonders for itself.
As an Eternal remedy for Group, sore Throat,
Dptheria, Fresh Cuts, Old sores, Chappcd
Hands. Burns, &c, nothing equal 1t, al.
ways alternating The most severe pains IN few
minutes. Knowing il 10 be perfectly harmless,
ard having been ed with unboun ed success,
and in many cases when nothing else would re-
iiese, | ave directed every agen, TO return tho
money to any purchaser if it did not give entire
satisfaction, ling confident that not one bottle
IN | ,OOO will be returned.
Parents cannot keep a more efficacious m d.
cine in The house, for the treatment Of children :,
when suddenly aitacReu WIN Group, sore
Throat DipIheria, Scarletlna. &c, which so Of.
ten like thief at night, makes such ravages
among tLeir lucks OF little ones when they are
attacked with Group, Sore Throat, a.d Their
breath ing obstru. ted. Then rub we'll the neck
and chest with the Pain klIler,at the same time
giving a few drops internally, aud you will new
err have /, lament their removal by these dan
geronS diseases. 1t is also valuable remedy
for Bronchitis, and all affections oil the Throat
The Pain Killer has snatched many a child
from an untimelg grave; now reader, purchase
bottle or two Of lha Pain Killer, and 1t will
prove a God.sond in the above diseases.
IL Price 40 cents per Bottle. The above
is waren,ed in all cases to give entire salisfac-
ton or the money refunded.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
MILLER'S PATENT
BROOM HEAD.

NH E subscribers having the exclusive
| right OF Loudoun snC Jefferson Cuun-
ties. fer selling Milltr's Patent Broom
Head, a very useful article, are prepared
to furnish every person with them, at
short notice. BY having one, every per-
son can make broom in five or ten
minutes, complete. They are greal sa-
wing, lasting life time. You need never
buy another Broom. which is an iIem.
JAMES w. DIXON & BRO,
Frederick. Nd.
f fhe Broom Head can he seen al
the Western Hotel and Sheritf's Office,
ShepherdsIowu.
Decpmhrr %. 1868 6ms