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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DeP0SE ETII THIRD RID Sueet above Th9mpsOn. -
CHUNK, EAsToN, WtLLIAMsPoRT, and WILKEs
Mauch ,hunk, HszletOn' WiliamspOit and Ta Wilkes.
Al $50 N. (Express); for Bethlehem EastOn, etc..
reaching n5 EFstoN N at a. S1' Rstbsne +; N; .ro,.o
Chunk Danvllle and Willlamsport
For Fort washington at 10 A N. and ii r NJ
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line ity
Passenger Gsss run dre9t R1 t1 p the deRGt Ra1pH1
Leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A. Nj. and l002 A. M. and
Leave L Lansdaie at $40 A. M
Leave FOrt Washington 6E a91kSSys a. lSSS M andlP %
Phils,de,iphia , Tor Do IRGylesYtSTn at e
Beihlehem for Philadelphia TAP. N,
IS ~ Fills CLARK. Agent
EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
connecting Railroads Increased despatch. a ana
RAE qAN AoA FL ANR ARRSY
for New n York VIII leave WALNUT Street Wharf at
Ffssh must Be DELIVERED before pSr " M to be for
STdeS the yS sane - Gay ReuIndng ths above lines w
Freight for trenton, Prnceton Kingston New BIuuS-
roads also on The Bevidere DeiaweTe and FIsmaa mSl
ton the New Jersey; the Freehold and Jamesburg an
ofw waTded up to III p M MAJ roads, received ana
T'Es EOSS sS s R
saShHnk WITH az points on Il Delaware Lackawanna,
and o6er points in Western New York. sra0uSS DunaO'
The New Jeney Raj road connects at Elizabeth with
the ew jersey Centra Railroad, and Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
shp memorandum. specifying the marks and NUM-
bert, shppen and oonsgnees must In every instance.
be sent With each load of goods no receipt win be
transgoF alton Of Live Stock. Droyers Invited to
try the route when stock furnished in quantities Of
Of PoretS sree near the Drove Yard or at Fsr SSt @
9rth river as the shippers may des gnae at the time
9aS WALT TETEnAS EeIght AGENT
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
I YoRRIs1 OWE VIZ, RAILROAD. RsnIS & -.
EurlheI Notice -
Leave PIN edelPhia s,0 10 II, l2 A. NJ, q SIe.
sT 40 Se,SaIts4nS SS,S 5;s . lS. II z ,ou,,,
12s 'A4N;s 81. S,9IS,iIP; n;
stop on the GermhntoyS toy sI8 BEanch;
Leave Philadephla $40 A; M, 2 l0A NJ.
Leave Seimantown8 a, M, ]. 6.0N 7 M
Ldesh,ys Philadelphias s,lO' II A. M, SIX ON,I6
'rI Leave a. e chesnut Hrll ITO minutes. 90. nUAM
10, $40, 70, $40 $40, and 1850 az minutes P. M
Leave Ph,IadeDbjaS S o.io minutes A M ana "
Leave hesnqt hin 7lO minutes A. NJ, IL 4O $40 and
FcB II con q sHoHocKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave Philadelphia g. $50 minutes, ll05 AM, IL g.
esys SclSiStOwn sS @ Ss TSO q Ii M III es.S ana
lhs tx p M. t,sIn VIM step at School lane wi.sA-
hiskon sanAyunk IEpg SNhI MI aSs cOnsAOhOoken only
Leave Leave Eoiiisio~s 4, N, and /; ~
Leave PhieSsIDh,1,,s @ $50 minutes, lies A. M-lA,@
lesys Az n GsRsyunE IS, 7k, TO- OK, llh, A, M,asit
L..v. psusaslbslS0 0s 4 ssSPzxsa W. ana tsMa qs .
tsAEe h1AyuRs n n A; Al sh sna sR 49,,
'--'ft Depot EiETH and 0REKN suess
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EXTENSIVE IMPRovRM MENrs ON DELLA

EXTENSIVE IAPRovRM ENTs ON DELLA
WARE AyENUE.--The foundations for an extern
sive improvement ON Delaware avenue, at
Almond street wharf, have been laid. The
improvements are to consist of six large ware.
houses, covering lot 100 by $50 feet, which
fronts on the avenue and Swanson street.
The old Penrose mansion at Shipper and Penn
streets, and the ancient warehouse on Shlppen
street wharf, are to be torn down to give place
to large new buildings. On the avenue a sugar
refinery will be erected, 1l3 by $50 feet and
eight stories high. On the site of the Penrose
mansion six substantial storehouses are to be
erected. These improvements will add much to
the business facilities OF this portion of the
avenue.
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Number OF persons granted lodgings within
the last two weeks, 20; meals, lSS.
Whole number receiving outdoor reliet:-
Americans, 2546; foreigners, 32s9; children, 7s46.
Total, 1861.
The resignation of DR.. Wallace Mcclure was
offered and accepted.
A lengthy discussion arose on the subject of
smallpox patients, large number of whom had
collected at the Almshouse-the male and female
being simply separated by sheet drawn across
the room, thus rendering their comfort limited.
At the conclusion of the discussion the whole
matter was, on motion, referred TO the Commit
tee on Hospitals, with power to act.
The Stewards acquisitions were then read and
approved, alter which the Board adjourned.
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APPoINTMENT.-Dr. Henry w. Butcher, a
young Philadelphia physician, after passing
rigid examination, has been appointed an Assist
ant Surgeon United States Army, and sent as
one of scientific expedition TO the frontiers of
Texas. He is one of four brothers who in 1861
took the field for the defense OF the Union.
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VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From loot oil ARK Ell Street Upper FerIy)
nau

w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From loot OF MA ARK Ell Street u pper FerIy)
DA Fall AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY,, November l5 1869.
For Brdgeton Salem, and al sta Ions on West Jersey
Fo Aiville and all intermediate Stations, at A.
For ape Nay and intermediate Stations at A. M 20
Miyie conn Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May, due S45 P. M, and P. N.
For q lassboro and intermediate Stations, at AIM
: For v Woodbury., Gloucester etc. at A. M, 8. $50
Freight train win leave Phi adephla from sandford',
chart, at 10 A. N ana CSmaen at IL, IL ~; ;.,.,,..
TIE " EFT JERSEY EXPRLss CoMPANY
e attend to all the usual branches q express bushes,
Express Companies. 70 all parts OF the country, any
article IN mtrusted to them. ,
Special Messenger accom- panies each through tras
once No. Walnut street BIG sm
1914 -PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
This great line the Northern and Northwest
counties OF Pennsy 10 the city OF Erie Lake
Eie It has been leased and Is operated by the Penn
mx1EnS ME PnSsSS or RTE AIMS AT PHILADELPHIA
Arrive Eastwad-5 RE Mall Iran 100 +, a.
Leave westward-Ere Mali Train, 720 Pm
Erie Extress Train, I,lo A; M;
Express Trains without change, both ways, between
rhhAoeipniA NV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 600P a., arrives at Erie at S1 An
Leave Erie at l56 r. NJ, arHfye at New York lS r.
No change OF cars between Ellie and New York.
Elegant Sleeping IMs on all Night Trains.
rc5 % SIS1sSs apply
And ID for reiTit business Of the companx's Agents
sktnsstop IA SSer Rs1ro,as E1s. s1S WI
q. n HOUSTON, General Hreight Agent PniladelghiA
GwIEEEh Genera Ticket Agsntt rnasatSh"
ALF RED L. TYLER. GENERAL superintendent
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THE REYNOLDS MONUMENT. - We are
very glad to be able to inform our readers that
the contract has Just been closed on behalf Of
the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Associa-
ton, for the purchase OF about five acres the
eastern portion of the grove in which Major
General John f. Reynolds fell. The Board OF
Directors OF the Association authorized the pur-
chase of the grove for the Association, and the
tender to the committee of his corps of the spot
on which the brave and lamented Reynolds fell,
as the site for the erection of the historical
column which it proposes TO build to his
memory. The offer has been communicated to
the committee acting on behalf OF the corps, and
there can be little doubt that the commendable
purpose, common to both the corps and the
association will soon be carried out by the erec-
ton on this site of a suitable monument to tue
memory OF General Reynolds, one of the bravest
men, one of the best officers one of the most
popular and most lamented generals of the
whole war. Although the corps propose to
make the memorial to Reynolds exclusively their
OWE, the public at large will be enabled to con-
tribute to the general purposes OF the Battle
field Association, and to the particular fund re-
quired for the purchase of this piece of ground.
No persuasion can be needed to induce our cti-
zens to do their share in perpetuatng the glories
and the triumphs of Gettysburg, and the oppor
tunity to do it in this way will be grateful to
all OF them.
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SEVERELY INJURED.-James Stradling,
aged IA years, fell from a wagon at Otis street
ana Frankford road yesterday morning and was
run over and severely injured about the loins.
The sufferer was removed to his home in Laurel
street
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LIBERAL CoLLECTIoN.-A collection was
taken up in the Wharton Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Sunday, for the purpose Of pay
ing Oh debt ofthe church. The sum Of $066a
was raised, sufficient amount 10 clear the con-
greRation from liabilities.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-Early on Sunday
morning the extensive barn of Mr.. Ezra Thomas,
In Willistewn, Delaware county, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. together with % COWS, horses,
49 sheep, 70 tons of hay, farming utensils, etc.
This makes the third time Mr.. Thomas barn has
been destroyed by FIRE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-06

INFANT FoUND.-Last evening an infant,
Eve months old, was found by Officer Stafford in
The child was taken in charge by Mrs. Sergeant
Doupherty.
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H.
OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Il Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
NOn'p4FFR FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ano wey PAGES, from Walnut street wharf, will leave as
At 6 A. M, via Camden and AmbOy Accommoda-
NJ, Via Camden and Jersey CITY EXPRESS. s6S
At2P Nj via Camden and AmboY Express. 225
Alta NJ. noon and p. NJ via Camden and Am
boy ACCOMMODATION FIeight and Passenger. .E 2'25
commodation Freieht and Passenger) LIST class
5a E
Al 'ia and 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, for Mount HOy,
Ewansvilie, Pembert9n and Vincentowni ate A. NJ,
and p. M. for Freehold. .
At and 10 A. M, u M $3.50, and ll.90P M for Pal
myra, Riyerton, Delanco, Beverly, Edgewater Bur
lington, Florence Bordentown etc. The lU A. NJ and
6P Nj; lines run direct through to Trenton
AS FOLLOWS -
Atlll5 A. NJ. 4'3O and As p. NJ, via Kensington
and jersey CITY E&p ess s..,..:............:.. $500
he Sl5 p Nj. Line viii run daily Ali Others Sundays
At ITO and Ills A. NJ, g. $50 4sO and 645 p NJ, and
IL Midnight, Ior Bristol, Trenton, etc.
Alta M, 1880, 3, and p N. for Cornwells, Torrs
and Frankford, and at P. NJ. for Holmesburg and
BELYIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River VALLEY, Northern Pennsyl
vania, and New York state, and the Great Lakes.
Two through trains daily Sundays excepted) from
,KensingtOn Depot as follows:-
At 1870 A. M. and $3.50 p. B.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
win leave from foot of Cortland street
Att and 10 and Ia A M 6P. M. and IL Night, via Jer
seq City and Kensington.
From Pier No North river, at A. M. and P. NJ, via
At u N. and P. N. (Freight and Passenger), via
Jan. il. 1866. WILLIAM H. GATzMER, Agent
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FLAGS, FIREWORKS, 60.

II j. Nc G u j G. A N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer IN
FANCY GOODS, gNouoNs. EIO.
FIREWORKS, FIAGSs Etc
~ MATCnEs AND BI.AeKNG. Gs.dW
NO. q STRAWTsERRY,B STREET.,
81 PBMADHLPH1A.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS.
The meeting OF the Board of Guardians took
place yesterday afternoon, President Erety in
the chair. The steward reported house re-
cepts at $149 so. The outdoor agent reported
having expended for support cases $53225. The
house agent reported the following census of
the house for the week ending Saturday
March 3, 1866
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4 ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.--PUBLIC RE
" hsaEsals every sATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL. ~ o'clock. EngaRoments
maoehy addressing GEO B0E BABrERT, gent 70. 1881
MONTERREY street. between Race and Vine l6 Sm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The Circuit Court Of Jefferson will meet
four times year, The End Moheay IN aPFI!'
lime. Oc,obe, and i'ecemb'r. Jrdsd-E. b
HUI. Clerk w. a. ChaPIlne.
Role days on the first Monday OF each
month. ~
Sheriff William Rush. Deputies. l.
Chapllne, 7. W. Poterfeld.
Recorder sorge Byers
Deps,y and Recorder. D. Fayman'
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Commissioners--Joseph a. ChaPhne
am Henry Berry.
Board IF Supersisors will meet on the 'hird
Monday of each month, at their office over
A. Chaphue'- st re, in Shepher5s:own. PresI'
dent-Alexander FoSset. Ehud farmer banIeI
Cameron, DR.. James Logic, John w. McCurdy
ID. ]. Yourg. and Charles Johnson. CIe.k OF
the Board-Henry e ENTER.
Conrtv Treasurer oseph WelShaDs.
Superintendent of Coonty Free Scto'ls-s
Y. b. St!i!er.
Assessor-James ". Greenwood.
Maeistrates-Joseph s. Fleming, ChaPIine
Township. James ID. Faymen Shepherd Town
ship.
Constable-Georgs McBee.
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MILITARY CDNP. ANIES Furnished
uiM SUORDS, ASHES, B,hs,
Cps. Bnrons. Laces, Epauleftes,
PLCNES, DRUMS, &c.

WATCHES, J-wclry. Fancy Goods Cutlery,
W Clocks, aud Military Goods oievtry de-
.crVtl"u such hs Swords, Epaulettes, Sashes,
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companies
uruistrd complete With every article
Now opening magnificent stock Of New
Goods. such as American, nglsh. German and
French JrH eiry, IN sets and IN single pieces
Best quality Gold Watches, English Levers
Skeleton DO, Duplex, Archer E.caprmen,. Lee
Uses. some very small f ladies' set with pcarls
ana diamonds, elegantly cnameI'ei, Ildepcrd,
cni aud Quarter Second Wat hes, Hunting ts
caret gold " arches H. every varey.
Rch China Vases lrom Pans aul Dresden,
French an' spanish Fans.
Silver, Gold Ivory. PCoi' and Leather Carc
Gases. do, d., 10, Por Mnnairs.
Elega Gil, aud HrcuzcJ Clocks Candlehras
ALBATA " ARE- Spoons forks. ,ad.es, but.
ler.knrcs, &c, Q! iLe hest GuaIiy.
Plated ten AM coffee sets. castors, waters
cake baskets. vegetable dishes. turecns, butter
dishes, car .ie.tcks. teaker,les urS, sail cellars
Tortoise >beiicombs, ue~ style English and
American table cutlery, scissors. pen knives, -.
zor, sporting inlv 5 music BOXES, >. ? !, 5,
and pairs Of jewellers sCaes, weights. &c.
a,chmakcrS' tools and materials; Wa ch
Glasses OF every Gcscnp!ion; cOmp.1t, ass"rt-
menl Of dentists Files.
G.. Is. d Co., olIrr tho hbove goods on the We.
~ bcs, terms. Gall aud examine.
July 5, 1865. ly
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY


at 50 9per unnuN in advance, or if paid with
III tws months after the date of subscription;
II No; paid within two months So will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered TO.
Advertisements of one square or less, for
thIes insertions or less 81 so, aud so cents per
squar, for each additional insertion. Larger
ones IN the same proportion. The space OF
II lines will constitute square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above Rates, on yearly advertisements.
IL the number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, it will be
published and charged accordingly.
JoB PMNTINa will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All job Work and Advertisements must be
paid Ar when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for al the rate of SO cents per square, IL lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
OF the Annual Advertisers, it is proper TO state
distinctly that their privilege only extends to
their immediate business. Real Estate, Legal
and oil other advertisements sent by them to
be an additional charge, and no variation.
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American Fire Insurance Co
OF BALTIMORE,

OFFICE, NO. 6. SOUTH STREET,
CHARTERED CAPITAL. 100000.
Effects Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise,
Furniture, Libraries, Y ssels IN port and their
Cargoes, and ell other lnsurabe Properly,
against Loss or Damage by Fire, cat reasona-
BILE rates. in the City and Country.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS William DeVrleS,
William ]. Rieman, William Welsh, Ernest
Knabe, William H. AbrahamS, James d. Ma
son, Henry Goverman, Jacob w. Hugg, VII
liam Buehler, Charles Webb, Charles W Sla-
Gle, George ~ Mackenzie, Robert Hickey, 81
mon k. Gollibat. George II. Berry, Joseph J.
Turner John Ahern, John W. Bruf, John }.
Madison, John X. Cox, John Smith. u. Anon
Green, David Carson, George II. Byrd.
JAS. l.. ARMo1 RONG, President.
VICTOR UGUNET, Secretary.
l.. DOW HESS, Agent.
Duff Ids p. o., Va.
q | am also agent for tho sale OF Tomb
Stones Monuments, &C., for The establishment
of J II. Stewart q Co Frederick city, Nc
Orders so Iici,ed. J.. ID. H.
January 81. 1866. ON
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MILLER'S PATENT
BROOM HEAD.

THE ,uhsrrlhers having the exclusl'
ngnt OF l.uudoun and Jefferson Cou
u.s. (rr selling Mllitr's Patent Broo
Head. v,ry useful article, are prcpar
~ furti,h every person with them.
.hor notice. BY having one, every pc
son can make broom in five or
minutes. complete. 'ihry are great
wing. la.urg life time. You need ne
buy apnih,r Broom. which Is an item.
JAMES W. DIXON d BRO.
Frederick. Nd.
hSe The Broom Head can be seen
The Western Hotel and Shcrlas Olh'
ShepherdstOwn.
IIccsmHrr %. 1868. en-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
BELLS
ALTER TlNE,
OR
CONDITION POWDERS
For Horses, Cattle and SWi.-G.


tT % cents paper. or si box. IL
rNf;E immense sale ot these Powders during
| ,ue short poIioc 'hey have been before the
uuhIlc, Is a sufficient guarantee o! their great
uopu larity and lie decided benefits derived
from their use.
They ar, confidently recommended not only
Ids a preventive, bit a CompIee cure for ali
Eases incld, to the Horse, Cow or Hog. a.
Loss Of .fppetiie, Co"ghs, Haves, iii
iOW U0ier, Disfemper, Glm.
ders, &C., &c.
Bv their use the Horses appetite is impro-
we'd, al Leraugeu, MS OF The digestive organ
corrected soitcnnG be skill aud giving TO Ihc
coat sleek and shining appearance, and may
be ed with perfect safety at all times, as /
co mains 20 ingr deus which can inJu'e d
hose wht ther sIcE or well.
For taueulng Cattle they are invaluable; al-
possessing peculiar properties in Inrrra ing th'
quantity OF milk in cows, thereby giving them
an iul rortance and value which should pIaU
them wuhrn tie hands Of all interested.
All Diseases % which The licg Is subIec', a.
coughs ulcers in the lungs and liver, aud "a
general purifier of the blood, we guarantee
their efficacy, If one fairly tiled.
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ID e. BURKHART has just returned
IL. from the city with fresh supply OF
DRUGS and NOTIONS. all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
&c. &c. Persons wishing anything In
his line will de well 10 call and examine
his stock. April Ia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

HOOFLAND'S German Bil,ers, per.
III manent cure for The Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility. and Dis
eases Of ,be Kidney. for sale al the
April Ia DRUG STORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

IiXTRA Sis ni Hoops a, HE la
~ dies Store" Ny Philadelphia cor
respondent has just cent in few pairs OF
large Hoops. whIch will be sold atmy
usually low prices.
J,n 20 r. /. DnrneN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
BELLS
WOR NJ sly r i P,
The most Innocent, Pleasant and
Efficient Remedy in Use
4 Remedy Perfect in itseN No Castor
Oil 10 be taken.

II htWECy e'J''' tt ''''"' N'O >''N'
Oil 10 be taken.
7 y this Preparation we have included such
/ remedies only, that havo Teen t'led Tor years
ana are known to possess powerful anhemln'
TIC virtues, combined with miu aperIentS,
ple asant aromaiics aud sugar. A.thelminilc>
Of themselves Cannot perform their peculiar
fu nc ii rs or have the desired effect, unIe the
bowels arc kept moderately open. TO produce
this, gentle purgatIves are necessary and such
only ought TO be used that cannot Interfere with
the anlhelninlic empIoseG The advantages
" e claim tor this Syrup, are
LIST. Its power OF EApelng aud Destroying
Worms.
I'd. Its mild and aperient effect upon the
bowels
Sd. Its pleasant taste and odor are advanta-
ges possessed or claimed but by very few Yer
mfuges.
4lh. It's harmless influence upon TIE system,
onsequentIy no injurious eff cts will result
from its use should the patient have 10
Worms, but al apparent disease, alslng from
some other unknown cause, which is frequent
~ the case.
The constituents Of this syrup and Its ELECTS
ere known 10 all our Physicians. who are now
using il in their practice TO large extent.
25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

A FRESH supply Of Sugar, Coffee,
"A Tea, Rice. Maccaroni, Salt, &C..
which will be sold very chear, al
May 5 z. II. Sfrode's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

4 FINE assortment Of Men and Boys
II Has. ialss, styles and superior quail
iiy, at t. III. STodeS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

VlENRY A. DREER. Jr., has sent
u me small lot Of Fresh Garden Seeds
from his celebrated gardens near Ptlla-
delphia Il. IL. DdrneH.
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WOOL wanted. will pay the high.
W est price 10 cash or trade for wool,
d-livsred al my store.
Nay 90 +. II. Sfrode.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT SALE OF

Patches, Chains, Diamond Rings, &c.,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!
To be disposed of at One Dollar Each !
Without regard 10 Value Not to be paid for
until you know what you are to receive
Splendid List Of articles !
All to be sold at One Dollar Each
800 ilusical Boxes $40 to $3.50 each.
$50 with bells
and Castinets 900 to 500 "
500 Sill. teapots and coffee urns 20 to SO
500 Chafng Dishes 80 to 100
1000 Ice Pitchers ~ to 81
$500 Syrup cups with salv 20 TO SO
5000 Gobrs and drink cups to SO "
5000 Casters Is to so
1000 Fruit card, cake bask 20 10 SO
5000 Dozen silver tea spoons 10 to 20 doz.
loco 1" Table spoons
and forks 20 to 90
$50 Gents gold hunt watch SO to $50 each
$50 Ladies" enam'd watch 35 10 10
500 Gents hunt cas- slv watch 80 TO 70
200 Diamond Rings SO TO loo e
5000 Gold vest and neck chains 4 to 80
5000 Oval band bracelets 4to
5000 Jet and gold bracelets 6to 10 -"
1000 Chate chains and guardc 5 TO 20
1000 Soltai and gold brooches to 10
5000 Coral, opal an emer =" Alto
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava and flor
entne ear drops a to
1900 Coral opal, and EN- ca drops to 6 "
1000 Cali diamond breastpins 2 30 to 10 "
5000 Gold fob and vest W key 2 SO TO 8
1000 Fob and vest ribbon slides 8 to 3 "
5000 sets sol sleeve but, studs, 3to 8 q"
5000 Gold thimbles, penctls,&c to 6 "
loooo Miniature Lockets so TO 10 "
1000 L" "magic spring 10 TO 90 "
5000 Gold tootnpicks, crosses, Ito 8
5000 Plain gold rings to 10
5000 Chased &" " a 10 ii "
loooo Stone set signet rings $50 to 10 "
10000 California diamond rings 2 to 10 g
1900 Sets lads Jelly, jet & gold to Is I"
Coco " g Cameo, Pearl, opal
and ther stones to IS "
loooo G old pens, siv extension
holders and pencils a 10 10
10000 Gold pens, gold mted hol 6to 10 "
5000 q "extension " Is to 25 "
5000 Ladies gilt aud Jc, bucket ) to 10
500 " {" hair bars & balls ) to 10 -
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