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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER %, 1857.


Sun risss.........7 OF Moon risss............4.u
sun sets............4 IS His tide, A. M......l.6s
PORT oF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer lbemarls, Bourne, New York msr-
chandiss and passengers, 5. Ayres Go.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. Currie.
Schooner d. Davidson, ketchum, Albany. lum
ber, captain.
Schooner Henry T. Wood, Jones, hay. Simpson
Bass.
schooner Lady Emma, Philadelphia. coal, 8. II.
Hawss.
Schooner L. A. Vanbrunt, Tooksr, Kew York,
wheat, Warwick i Barksdale.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ch andse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner 7. A. Saunders, down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner N. s. Rue, hence for New Bedford
with u cargo Of wheat before reported sunk in
James river) was insured In the Ocean Mutual
New Bedford Company for Sl4, 900.
The schooner 4. A. Vanbr unit, Tooker, from AL
bany, in coming mp the river yesterday was run
into by the schooner Henry +. Wood, slightly
damaging the l.. a. Va tatie rail and stearinY
gear. NO damage TO the d 7.
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A NEGRO RIoTER ARRESTED BY THE
MILITARY-TuE KING WILLIAM DISTURB
ANCE.--On the 18th instant the Dispatch
contained an account of the fruits of Hun
nicuttism in King William county. The
facts, as stated by our correspondent,
were as follows:
Major Frank A. Butts, an ex-agent Of the
Freedman's Bureau, and gallant officer
ofthe United States army, incurred the dis
pleasure Of the Radicals in the county by
his impartial administration and refusal to
look with favor upon the negro military
organizations. One day, while quietly en-
gagged in the parlor of the hotel at the
court house playing chess with friend, l.,
sixty or seventy negroes assembled to have
Jubilee over their victory in the election
of the Radical candidate. Late in the day
they gathered around the hotel, and
alarmed the neighborhood with their furi-
Gus yells, daring the Major to come out,
and threatening to take his life. He was
only dssuaded from meeting them, pistol
in hand, by the entreaties of his friends.
After the mob dispersed he went before a
magistrate and obtained warrant for the
arrest Of the ringleader. But the negroes
would not tamelv yield to the arrest OF
their chief, defying the officer, and swear
ing that "no rebel court" should try
them.
The present Bureau agent reported the
matter to headquarters. and a squad OF
forty cavalry, under Lieutenant Ayres,
went down few days ago to enforce the
civil process. Yesterday they returned,
having in custody the leader Of the mob.
He was lodged in the Libby, and will be
tried by military commission.
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ACKNOwLEDGMENT.-T officers of the
Methodist Sunday School Society of Rich
mond return the thanks of the Association
to Professor Wyman for the handsome
contribution Of the proceeds Of the matt
nee yesterday. afternoon, amounting to
s55 II, to be used in providing clothing for
the destitute children Of the schools.
This is a commendable act of liberality on
the part Of the Professor, and we hope
that it will incite our citizens generally to
give to the needy in these trying times.
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ARREST OF WASHINGTON MURDERER
Lewis 81. Carter (negro) was arrested last
evening for a murder committed in Wash.
ington. At 4 o'clock dispatch was re-
ceived from Washington giving descrip.
ton of the prisoner, and at 6 o'clock he
was arrested. The particulars of the case
are not known,
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ROBBERY Last evening about o'clock
the front part of the store Of Mr.. John +.
Doherty, merchant tailor, was invaded
while Mr.. Doherty and his clerks were in
the rear, and three bolts of cloth jerked
up and carried off. This is the second
time that Mr.. Doherty has been robbed OF
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.-Zetelle on yesterday
found among lot of fresh oysters the sole
and counter of shoe, in the centre OF
which was firmly imbedded an oyester ten
years old. The leather is perfectly pre-
served, and the oyster has taken firm hold
nn II
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PARDON OF MRS. kIRBY.-The Governor
on yesterday pardoned Mrs. Anne +. Kirby
convicted in the Hastings Court at its last
term for killing her husband, and sent to
the pententiary for seven years. She was
pardoned upon petition signed by about
two hundred people. She has been re-
leased, and has gone to Petersburg.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-James NJ. Tay.
lor s. Son sold at auction on Thursday q
vacant lot on the east side of Sixth street
between Canal street and the James River
and Kanawha canal, fronting on Sixth
street ffty-six feet, for sl,075; Mr.. A
Grant being the purchaser.
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TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
4 AND BOSTON - Semi weeklya 1co9 %
Line = Powhatan Steamboat Com G.5EAs-
psny-Cheapest Route-Freights Re- REI11szzssk1.zE
duced-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-No
Transhipment of Goods-Leaves Baltmore every
Wednesday and Saturday - Leaves Richmond
every Wednesday ano Sunday at o'clock A. M -
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain THOMAS
TRAvRRs, will leave here SUNDAY MO ING att
o'clock. Freight received every day (Sunday
excep.ed) up to 4 o'clock p. NJ. This steamer hat
splsnd'd saloons staterooms. and passenger &C
cummodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOT
L.ES. Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
OF passage spply 10
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRIE.
Office at Charles T. Workman & Co.'S Fifteenth
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Corn and Flour Exchange. November %,

Corn and Flour Exchange, November %, 1867.
OFrERIsas.-W Wheat-l,66s bushels; red, 34s
bushels. Corn-White, l ,l6o bushels; yellow,
80 bushels mixed, 2o6 bushels. rtts-7ss
bushels Rys-l6S bushels. M.dl-W hite,
80 bushels Flour.-Extra, Is bushels.
SALES -Wheat-White, 50 bushels prime on
good terms, ,564 bushels inferior to fair to
good to prime Mt $2@.2. 45Gls2 .85 red, 3O6
bushels medium to prime 1T 81 2o@*2. 10.
Corn-White, 1876 bushels new at S66l95c. GA
bushels prime old at Fl 20 yellow, 80 bushels
prime at 81. 90 mixed, l56 bushels at IL is.
Onts--ljO bushels good at 6Oc. 57+ bushels very
good 1T Gle. Rye-l20 bushels prime on private
terms; IS bushels prime at $l.37h.
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JUDGE BURSHAM's COURT.-This court
was engaged during its entire session yes
terday in the trial of John Griffin, indict-
ed for stealing cows. The case not being
concluded when the court adjourned, the
iury was given into the custody of the
sheriff. and the case was continued until
RI dav
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Mrs. LANDER.-To-night Mrs. Lander
will make her last appearance in Rich
mond for this season, and we hope there
will be considerable increase in the num-
ber of persons to greet her. Thus far her
audiences have been shamefully small, and
she has deserved better at the hands of
the Richmond people:
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PROFESSOR WTaAS.-We were ono OF the de-
light tod ones who attended the entertainments OF
Wyman during ttrs past week, and we can truly
say that the Professor and his valuable associate.
Mr. Wood, are gentlemen OF the highest order
May they live long to pay Ms their annual visits.
and doll ght with his inimItabls perform
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ShYo5ng.

TOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL
Il The fast-sailing schooner J o H tf+
SrROUP. Captain CRAWFORD, having the I1fssr
most Of her cargo engaged and going on SSLArEs go
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance 0
fIeght apply to -
CURTIS. PARKER & RIHDICK,
Eighteenth street between Main ana Cary.
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THANKS to Turner for Frank LeS!ie'S -ha-
gdzine for December.
Ne,o York Weekly and tho Boys and
Girls Weekly are TO hand from Turner,
news agent, lila Main street.
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SOUTHERN SoCIETY.-Another number
Of this excellent literary weekly has been
furnished by Turner, the newsdealer. It's
table of contents afford a fine variety Of
articles by southern authors, and the
typographical appearance is unexception-
able,
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LAUNCHED iron steamers William
F. Taylor, Tredegar, and Virginia were
launched at the Tredegar Works on Thurs
day. Yesterday they were carried to the
dock, where the work upon them will BIO
finished.
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Books, Stationery, DO.

DLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
ID 1920 MAIN STREET. We are prepared with
the bes materials 10 make TO order Blank Books
OF any size style. Early orders are solicited
from those who intend TO open new sets OF books
Lar gc stock Of Blank Books from the cheapest to
the best, always on hand Bookbindtng In any
style. j. w. RANDOLPH ENtLlhh,
Law and Miscellaneous Booksellers and Station
srs nol2
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LECTURE POsTPoSED.-Dr. Hoge's lectur
has been postponed until next Thursda
night in consequence of the inclemency {
the weather.
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PERso oNAL.-Brigadier- General 0.
Brown, of the Freedmen's Bureau, re-
turned from visit to Washington yester-
day.
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EOR NEW YORK-OLDD DOMINION
Z STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The f@EA
new and elegant side wheel steam <~SgaIsy
ship 4LBEMAKLE, BOURNE com. Szsss shsH
mander, will Leave her wharf ", stGsfsss q -
O'Clock NJ Freight received up to IL o'clock a.
NJ Fare, 81; round tickets, *2o; steerage, So.
Through bills signed to Boston, Mass. For freight
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
no 2l-3t corner Main and Eleventh streets
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DissOEaItjOnS, DC.

nISSOLUTION.-T co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between ths :rbsorib9ths,
under the d rm OF WALDEN FAkRAk. piunDI
srs and h,tsrs Is this day d.soi % wi 81 closed
mn hv tba nnJsr,ignsd either Of whom ~ auino-
r!zed to ssn tho name OF said fsn gnly Ss 'hA'
purpose. JAMES PARRAR.
Dated Richmond, Va, November ~ i'''.
,u.ars extremely anxious TO closs cur DOCKS
asssdIiy As possible, most earnestly request
ssn who are indebted 10 US TO come forSa5a aEo
.rIs as longer delay cannot bs granted All 70
Sem we arc Ia 10 bted are requested TO bring tor.
~aia a.. WALOkN i FARRAR.
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VOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
4 anR ALL LANDINGS ON THEa E. .
nI s,a,msr JOHN SYLVESTER. sEsasAfzsRss9
SA1' CAPTAIN q !5 o: aIRroRD: ,os ::novs.nsmss
lesses IA m MGEDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
ptSSe p Seso % o'clock A. M, and return on Tuesday
ThursSSssye ThSSseRHS sRH srrive at NORFOLK in time to
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE ana
POINTS NORTH: o,,n pprrpsIupG
TRAlN leaves CITY POINT for fhihA eooh'
on arrival O! kTEA MEX.
Fare to Norfolk, S2oo
an honr. Tor BoSTON, BALTIMORE,
reeelvsa nsn.,nai II iLANDiSGs ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
spnt al LLNDINGS ON JAMES RlVEh al fes'
Rssiaht Sor way landings must be pre- paid
f,attsrs entrusted to surssr OF steamer & must Dc
enclosed In rppakS stamped 9at eaYetope, an.
Apply to 1ana sta.mer,a wharf
fa SIS onAeo' ole
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GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
4T y.ltssIa GARDEN ana YLOWRR SRED tHat
rss.,ysd by JOaH W. RI60H.: DruxRist,
wh Main and Third stssetss
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MORNING. NOVEMBER 90, 1867.
8itllulond 1ispatttr.
%, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
IN of the JAMES RIVER ANDeFse-lTTIIIsth sth
KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY eSSEEEESSTsEssg ggsSss5sa
will leave the dock ss usual
promptly 1T IL o. CLOCK III. on TUESDAYS, THURS
b. VS., and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the OPP
ton of the shipper. Freight received and deliver
ed at ny ofcs, on the dock.
Way Freight win not be delivered till charges
are psid.
Boats locked and insured.
lie Its EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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TOR PALATKA. FLA, SAVANS
E. NAH, GA, VA FERNANDINA,E "a 1Ta q
TCKS JNTILLE PICOLATA, AND E-.%H<SS-l
ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. tzZEEsszssz zZEEsszsszss
JOHNS RIYER.-The splendid
STEAMER "DICTATOR,"
1000 tons burthen,
Captain LOUIS III. CoxBTTER,,
will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf, Charleston,
S. c. for the above places every fuEeDA
NIGHT at o. CLOCK, connecting with the Georgia
Central railroad at Savannah for Mobile and New
Orleans.
foi tt0-e +. u, AIKEN l. CO., Agents,
80, em Charleston, 3. G.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
The subscribers have Just received q
SPLENDID STOCK
or
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
which they otfsr at Wholesale and retail.
wO0DHOUsE PARHAM,
Booksellers, Siationsrs,
no22 and Dealers in Piano fortes.
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THE DISPATCH.
az lOWARDIN Il ELLYSON.

TY % ~ 1 SCIe.
,.E pAILY DISPATCH is delivered. to sub
s-,,trIrTFEN oRSTs per week, payable to the
'.-ssrrreokly. Mailed al se Per ann1m "a. SO for
.-..ortAs. TSe. Ter month for a shorter period.
'~s, SEMI. WEEKLY DISPATCH al - per an
or Sc SO for yix months.
,.wEEKLY DlSPATCR Mt 81 per annum.
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NpEICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY
~ for the benefit Of the

MASONIC ORPHANS HON b.
Class lsl. November 22 1857:
40 % "a "a 81 60 So, 73, 40, 26. 3, o.
a. -; class Is 'Ii ia2 November "a issa :, 70
49, - ,n so Class @ IS isl@Nes 81 es S So 4o-was
sent 10 h'sRaSY1pE BSYp, WILSON CO., hansserss,
For further information, address post,otiicSs S oo1
s57 Richmond Va -
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Steamers

DHJLA LADELPHIA, r &c 81 M 0 N Q
{ AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP &cSa
LINE.-steamers NORFOLK and SgA
line will leave Phiadslphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, alter
nately. ,,u.n,pe
TON. SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to Phiiadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, sic w. P. PORTER. Agent.
oc al, Office No. 2425 on the Dock
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FF071ts.

,r-&NTEp, \ PURCHASER OR
" PARTSsR Tor DKU9 STORE The ad-
ser. having other business occupy;ng tho
- n his t:o". desires TO dispose OF bis nRUG
az i Is situated IN aNTr,shinE par; OF the
- and doing a sood business Would like a
.,ra partner. IN Gaze q sals cannot be effected
-,n Apply, with real name and reference. to
,.EGs post t-CfSCc. no cs-st
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SIOkE FOR REET.-The handsome
- and commodious IRON FRONT SToRk. ka
90 .z!l 81 ain street nj present occupied by E.;E
.yi1 Iooley Possession given Is, January -sssA
TO. W. s. DoNNAN s co.
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r,A TOBACCONISTS. An experi-
orced aud competent MANAGER OF THE
tCru BUSINESS desires to make al engage
the n s@as rosaEa ysaF to TsTy
morality. For further Information address
-, i,Ek box So5. 3-5t
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VI TA>TED, to inform the public that
~ ! an receiving daily. aud have on hand at
g zines ne supply Of OYSf ERS for family use
3. ..g.rTaIe prices WILLIAM u. BISHOP,
north .ids Dock street bstween
11 @)-lws Seventeenth and eighteenth.
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Fox KENT, the small BRlCk COt'
= IaGk Of three room with klICn sN 80
~ ~ .gf w"st Marsh4N sheet. Apply NJ or E.iE
We. Marshall street above Brook avenue, .A-6SS
"etty! corner Of MarhaLl and Fifth streets. s.
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Special Motifs.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO heath
in few weeks by a very simple remedy, aher
having suffered Tor several years with a seve''
lung affection, and that dreai disease Consunp-
tion-is anxious to make nown TO $ fellow
sufferers he abs Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy oil
The prescription USED {sSee of charge with the
directions for preparing u d using the same,
which they will find sure cure Tor ConsumP,
ton. Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only o.
iect of lhe ADVERTISED in sending the Prescription
j. To benefit the afflicted, and spread intorma
lion which he concelveS 20 be invaluable, anu ne
hopes every sufferer will II his remedy, as II
will cost them nothing, and may prove oIess'
ing Parties wishing the prescription u, 'Tee' OV
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New iork'
Nav 25, 1867. ~
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February l6, 1867.
KNOW THY DESTINY !

Madame T.. +. Thornton, the : eat English
AstroIocist Clairvov ant and Psy chometrciau.
who has astonIshed the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now luca ed herself AT Hud- on,
\. y. h, adamc Thornton possesses such won
deriuI pow, rs OF second sight, as 10 enable her
To mpat knowledge oil he greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either sex. hIle
in q state Of uance, she dehneates the very tea'
lures Of the person YOU ate TO marry, and by
the aiu OF an ms, rumcni OF intense power known
as the PsychomOiTope, guarantee to produce
lie like picture Of The future husband or wife OF
The applicant, together with date OF marriage.
position in life, leading traits OF character, &c
This Is no humbug, rs thousands ct tesllmo-
ials can assert. She will send when desired
certific rte or written guarantee, that the PIC
III IS wha, it lrpous 10 be- BY enclosing a
sn all lock Of hair. and stating place OF birth l.,
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing
fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed To
yourself, you will receive The picture and desired
information by return mail All communlca-
TORS sacredly confidential. Address In conf
yence, MADAME h. F.. THORNTON,
p. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. y.
February 10, 1867. ~
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h9& A YoUNG LADY returning to her
country home, after Soj"urn Of few months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place OF a coarse, rustic flushed face,
she had a son ruby complexion OF almost mar.
Die smoothness, and instead OF twenly-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as
TO the eau of SO great change, she plainly
{ Id them that she used The CirCaSsian Balm,
and considered il an invaluable acquisition 10
any lady's toilet. BY lis use any Lady or
Gentleman can improve their personal appear
ance an hur dred fold. II is simple III ITS com
hnaon, rs Nature herself is simple, yet unsur-
passed in It's efficacy in drawing Impurities
from, also healing, cleansing and beauilfying the
skin and complexion. BY lis direct acton on
the curicIe it draws hoa II all lis impurities
kindly healing the same, aud leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should be. clear. soft
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by III OF
Express, on receipt of an order by
w. J.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayelte ST., Syracuse. \. y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same February lG, lS6T-ly
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Sundries and Notions.

Pepper. Spices. Msce. Ginger. Cloves. To-
meIic, Nutmeg. Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage. CUrn Starch. GeialIns. Veg
e,sbIe Extracts. Essences. &c, SC. CocOsiae
and Coco Cream Tor the hair, SOzOdoni icr The
teeth, Hsu Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Uosbs, Pepknives, Penciis, Pens, Ink, Pa
per aud Envelopes, Puhmcns'es. Nail usbes,
Blae ksniug Bgushes. IIdeihbIe Inks, Vegetable
Dyes for coIoriBg silks. DC.
la word. suy IEiDg That Is usually found IN
a Drug SIore; al al which viii be sold low for
cash. Call and examine nay stock.
*. e.. BBRKHART,
ENTERS Corner.
Shepherdstown, April -, 1867.
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AN excellent LOT Ui hue sId cUsrse
n Boots and Shoes of every description,
also Hoop Skirts, for sale by
myIl HIM. Il. Chapiine.
WALDRON'S English Gram Seythes,
W superior article, far sale by
RansoH & Duke, Chsrlesiown.
AI'CORMICK'S Wheat Reaper. and
Nl two wheel Mower. improved. for
1867. with full stuck Of duplicates. for
every part nj each machine, 'ale by
Ransom g. DUKE, Charlrstown,
WAll.S furnished TO the trade al Bslll
II more city prires. E. ShGftr.
MAILS a, $3.50 per keg. for sale :;
II E. >aofer.
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FRESH DRUGS

n f. G. BURKHART has on hand, and
Sa will constantly add to 1t, large and well
~ selected ock Of pure
Drugs and Pat. Mt Medic mes, Pure Wines,
Brandy. Whiskey. Rum aad Gin, Paints,
Paint Brushes OTIS. Dye-slufls and Windo"
Glass Kerosene On, Lamps ami ChmneyS,
Fine Pertumery, Pomade, and Toilet Soaps.
&c, French Candies, IA sins and Figs, To.
bac.o and Cigars, Stationery and Cutlery,
Notions &c.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered Tor years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, and all 'ne
effects of youthful indiscreiion, viii, Tor the
sake Of suffering humanity, send tree to all VINO
need it, the recipe and directions tor making
the simple remedy BY which be vas cured
sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers eX-
perence, can do so by addressing, IN perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OUDhN'
IL Cedar Street, New York
Nav 25, 1867. ~
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WONDERFUL BUT True.

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MADAME GERTRUDE REMINGTON,
P.O Box 297, West Troy, n. Y.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-22
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