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SIuII!A SEMILInUS CURANTUK.
HUMPHREYS
pEOHgG:0PA SPECIFICS,

Have proved foli the most ample experience, an sui
sucrca,: Snnpie-prnmpt-- Efficient, and Reliable
They the only Medicines perfectly adapted to POI IL
lar lse--su simple that mistakes cannot be made IA
using tlIcn irulcs 10 be free from danger. nd
50 efficient to he always reliable GhGy have raised
til" highest cnnmcudat:on from all, ANA will Away
render satisfaction
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

Z ISAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist,
-. Professor of the Ely G and Ear, formerly
OF Leydcn, Holland, located at No. 81 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CArARRn
will be scientifically treated ind cured, il
cnrabla. The Medical faculty is invited, as
ne has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
IT, Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan q, lo6G--ly
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
pst$b,y. Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscrrtion, will for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to ell who need it, the 10 ipe
and directions for making the simple remedy Icy
which he cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do so by addressing
III perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
My rs istTly AZ Cedar Street. New York
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y 'T IHI,itVN ED WINE NIITIUN, great pOWeI,
large capacity. unr'vled convenience Of adjustment
Ais" Pipe viSes, WITH and without extra law and
~e- Of ali sizes, for heavy ana li4at work Sendt"
itNIt Wee COMPANY OF BOSTON Mass fof Illus
rated crc, ''n. For sale by dealers in hardware
and machinery.
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Ih'co !!agniti"eny illustrated Medical Books con
tanning important P!yHioio@".d Information, for llcn
ana Nolnen sent free on rccs. 25crnts by address.
ing the Secretary Of the New Ior: Needed Eniycr-
slLy. No. 30 CLINTON Ll.M.n. Now Work. ClY.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED
TPHA5l'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula of Prot. Trousseau of Paris, cures Con
sumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis Dyspepsia
tons Of tie system dependent deficiency of vital
force 1t il pleasant to taste, and single Bottle will
convince the skepcal of its virtue as the great
healing remedy Of the age 81 bottle, or six bottles
for s.. Sent by Express, Sold by Sc; UPHAM,
No. % South kighth.s, Philadelphia, Rnd principal
druggists. Circulars sent free.
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4 Physiological View Of Marriage,
T4IE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly three hundred PAGES

And 10 line pInteA and engravings Of the
Anatomy Of the Human Organs in u state OF Health
and Disease, with n treatise on Early Errors, its
H"plucable Consequences on the Mind and Body,
with The Authors Plan Of Treatment-the only
rational and successful mode Of Cure shown by
The report of eases treated. truthful adviser TO
tf" married and thosa contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts Of their ply steal condition. Sent
free q" postage to any address, on receipt of % cents
~ stamps postal currency, by addressing DIR.
Ia CHUIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany ny. Tho
author may be consulted ON any Of the diseases on
which his book treats, either personally or by mail
Medicines sent 10 amy part OF the world
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AristOcracy.
There are three kinds.

There are three kinds.
No. l. Wealth is power; and those who
possess it in large quantities, to them, of
necessity, we have to bow, though it seems
hard.
No. 2. knowledge is power; and those
wao possess it in a superlative degree, and
u'e the same to the best good of society, to
s'ch we bow and acknowledge as the true
ar.stocracy.
No. 3. There is another kind of aristoc-
racy from which God deliver us They
n'ither have wealth nor knowledge; they
dress well, bnt owe for their clothes. So
limited is their knowledge, they suppose Il
man or woman is made of broadcloth and
silk. They will have sometimes centre
table covered with books and periodicals,
though never read nor paid for. They some
times set well loaded tables with early vege
tables and fruits, but never pay the fruit
men. They smoke cigars, drink punch, treat
their frends-all on tick. To this kind of
aristocracy shake your head it is cod fish
aristocracy. CEAro.
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|lltc oil Decree Oi INC Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in chanccry, the undersigned, as Receivers
will sell at Public Auction, at the Court House door
in Eihioi, va
Saturday, the 2lSt day Of December, 1867,
1T IL o'clock A.. 81, the STORE HOUSE,
- formerly belonging to John S. Rosse, and
fTa.sTAf m lately occupied by VIM. NJ. Ross. This
nsgsHN Store House is situated on Main street in
II IS sEsf1 he heart of the business portion of the
d=HS-Se1l own; il has been used and occupied for
number ofyears ~ Dry Goods and Grocery store
The house is built of prick, - feet in front and 80
feet in length admirably fitted up and from its luca
ton furnishes one of the most desirable business
stands in the town. There s also under the bud-
ing an excellent Cellar, with brick floor The
whole building l. III excellent condition.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
Decree follows .--tnctii Of the ruf .ha,c
money to 30 paid In cash the day OF sale: ono
third in Six months; and the remaining one third
in Twelve months from the day OF sale The credit
payments To- bear interest and 10 be secured by tho
Bond or Notes of the purchaser, with approved
security. CLINTON AlcCULLOt'tH
W.P. EWING,
Elkton, NuI -. iGU7--4 Receivers
u. C. LAY..AN, .iU.tloncr.
-
NOTICE.
The creditors o. william N. Ross arc hereby
notiicd 10 hic their claims against Iho said Ross
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
CLINTON McCuLLOUGH,
W. 7. EWING,
Nov 80 1867 Receivers.
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MEETINGS OF
County commissioners.
TNHE regular meetings of the County Com
Il missiouers will lie held on the second Tues
DAY of every MONTH
Collectors and others having accounts.
stated or settled will apply to the Clerk during
the recess Of til. Board. BY Order.
WIN. T. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil county.
Dec 1t, lS67-y
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CENTURY TOBACCO.

RJ-Ws HAVE nOT
DISCONTINUED, nor do
we intend to Geese
packing 500 Daily in
PAPERS Of CENTJR
TOBACCO. reports 10th,
contrary nutwith~taud-
ing.
Ia We are masking
ihe CENTlA from the
Ci!UicE, ! LEAF; il is free
from drugs, and is in
every respect, the Fest
fine Cul TCghCGO man
u!9rinred. so,G 10y all
respectable iobbcI's.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, DECEMBER IA, 1857.

For The Cecil Wing
A West Nottingham swain sings to his
Gladly love" in the following tender strain:
LINES.
DEDICATED TO MISS f. J. R., BY T. C. W.
Like brilliant diamonds set in gold,
Each eye of thine doth shine;
Thy form, so graceful, makes me wish
My heart were wholly thine.
L en- from the hour saw thee first,
Fresh as the dew upon the lea,
Under thy sweet, bewitchng smile,
Came burning thoughts alone OF thee.
Know thou, the love that kindleth here
Years, long, long years cannot eface;
Oh may that mem'ry be kept clear
Until / meet thee face to face.
Vest Nottingham, Dec. It'll, 1867.
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TO C0NSstNkPTiYEs.

The REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON will send free Of
charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the
directions for making and using tho simple remedy by
which he was cured Of lnng affection And that d,cal
disease CosnAption. Ills only object is to benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will Try this IRE
scrpton as it Will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
Rhy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. lG5 sUttth Second Street
sept ~, lsGI-inpy17 Williamsbliigh, New-York
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REVOLUTION IN TRaDEl
FOR Only ONE DOLLAR
CIRCULARS SENT ERgeI1

CONTAINING Lists of Dry and Fancy Goods
y Watches Plated Ware, Cutlery &C. &c. to be
sold, ONE DOLLAR for each article. Great induce.
meuts TO Agents. PLUMBER & MoULTON IL
Marshall Street Boston, Mass.
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THE RICHEST MAE ~ THE WORLD.
Extract Of Letter from Baron Solomon Rothschld

PARIS sth April, 1854, % Rue Faulty, ST. Honore
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
here 200 bottles Of your Indian Lniment If you will
-@.ld at the same time the account, will forward
you HE amount through Messrs. BELMONT & Co.,
New York.
BARcS S,LOMoE RoTHscHILD having recommended
many of his friends Major LANES LINlMENT,
aud they being DESTROYS to procure it, he should adj
wise him to establish depot IN fare,
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render satisfaction
los. Cents.
/ cures FEvERs. Congestion. InHammation.....,. Is
2 :" WORMS WmmFeyer, Wolm-C olic........ %
b" CRYING Collie, or Teetling Of iniants...... rs
/" bIAhEliu.A of children or adus.......". %
, " DYSEATtRY. Gripping Bilious CoIic...... %
IL" CllnLERA-NOREuS, Eumiting.......... %
7 COUGHS Colds l'ronchtis;:..'. p
5 " NEURALGIA, Tnothachc, Faceache......, -
0 " HEADACHES, Sick Headache Vertigo. -
10 - DYSPEPSIA. Billions Stomach. %
II 4" SUPPRESSED on painful pcriods.......... -
Il WHITES. too protrse Periods. %
Is " Group, Cough difficult Bir"hug........". "a
II sSlT RHEUM, Eryspelas EiUptons... %
- " hhh.MAVtSN, Rheumatic rrins......... -
10 " FEVER AGUE, tniii E9yer, Agues...... b.
II PILES, blud VI beeding,...."..".........,.. 30
IS " OPrHALMi, and sore or weak cyes...... 80
10 - CAfARltiI acnte or chronic, Influenza. 81
20 WlIrDPiNH COUGH, violent Cunyhs.... 30
= hSIMA Ac G}pHIS1Ify b;3n2f} ,r, 90 90
% " SrEoFul.i, enlarged Glands, Swelings So
"A " GENERAL Debility, Physical Weakness 30
% DlioiSf and 3c"nt sa"rstions'.,;;..',,,, so
20 " SEA iGKNiLSS, sickness from RIDING. 30
Is NEl.yous pEBILlTY, sEMIXAI 80
EMISSIONS, Involuntary Discharges. GO
20 SORE Mtly' '""k"r observation-disclosures. SO
30 URINARY wEAKNEaS, Wetling ""'' i"
81 4" PAINFUL PERIODS, with Spaslis ........ 30
- StFfEH HGS at change Of llfe"........,1 60
- g .flLEi'Sf, SpaSng, ST Nitns nnnce..s...l o.
81 " DlPllrii EklA, ucoTated sore Throat %. So
Family CASES
Of IS Loyge TjalS, Morocco Case, c0ataiaiqg Il
Specide jor ee'Y or|'"arg Diaeaoc a famity is
SHytct 10, dHt BOOK u directions. 90
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELLING cases with
~ to IS Walls. So to IS
Specifics for all PRIVATE DISEASES, beth for
CURING aud for PREVENTIVE treatment in
walls and pocket case, to So
These Remedies, by the or single box are
sent to ANY part Of the country by Mail Express free
of charge, receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific
homeopathic Medicine Company,
ONCE and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEw-YoRg
Dr. llUMrlmEYs is consulted daily at his Office per
sonay or by letter, above. for all fn- al .-..-a.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sept II, iSG1-6m
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YOU WANT THE nJhhLl
YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WANT III
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EtlSEASEs OF THE GENITAL, ORGANS.-Dr.
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attention to all diseases peculiar to these organs in
both sexes. Send stamp for circular.
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- cSYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING."-
How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
and affections of any person they choose Instantly
This simple mental requirement all can possess free
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Book Publishers, Philadelphia,
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Only Ore Dcssar a year.:

Agents wanted everywhere For club Price List
OF Valuable Prizes open to aii, ~" address JOHN
TURNER, Publisher and PROPRIETOR Rochester, NY
WANrED.-ioo Farmers to engage in a business
that VIII pay from :loy to s!a0 per month from now
until Spring, Address JONES BROS. & co, Phia.
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We Are Con,ir,u.

And will present to any person sending us a club in
&C., a silk Dress Pattern Piece Of Shooting Watch
&c. free of cost. Catalogue of goods, and sample
4 CO., Is Federal ST., Boston, Mass 20 Boz 5125
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Dr. III. Ardegs' Iodine water

is pure solution of Iodine dissolved in water without
solvent and is the best remedy for Scrnfula and kin
bred diseases discovered. Circulars free.
j. Z. DlNSMORE,
Sold by Druggists generally. 50 Dey ST.. New YORK.
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Communicated
A friend hands us the following definition
Of aristocracy:
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Ncw advertisements.
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should use it.''N.T. THlps I'VE have seen it fused
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For The Register.

1 JT me kEglNftT.
NJ Frr.-Will won n'a,.e p,rh.h
,ia .s-.sa.r, ln, J,.r,i,,fao OF ,,.a less
Sat ..u , ainf firms nl UCi Dirgi,..
is. r4r..rsd lrn. Tic Act. of ,l,. I.s,.ls
.ur.....ulsa.l,.. c,.on o. ,rurreat....
Tur lr>, g.,I ,>D Cl,r a, isNs
rF Nt.rN,-i iI.,. .,r.c.iI,,.,..b. ,r.
u.i, l-t.t. sat, - Net JIrqi,i1 20.
g,.i r.,.h .,.r. uu.tl .N,.,uli N,upJ
Lt,- Noar-.,,r, are slN,ys C1r1
d. l'r,.r. q..' ', ,r.c 3. O ,rrk Nirh
br.r.r ol I,,s sr.t.as Do. ,ml.sraricsl nl
.aru, sad r.uu.u acr. and on he
i.,r oi ,f,r.rb .le description. .Jruir ~
1853 he t.., . lle trusnoa OF ,lr
Stale. Ga '.t ...' = .h" rark sruJ.
larmcs, Jt,.sed 90 u.e'U,au.u.. ....' :
>hrr'. win hs r.hf hsud resin. ar he
bur.,,s u plough, ,ad DO. lei, ,.P..y.
-Ns , i,,anFr.sg', a.. indecent. t..t
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North Carolina Whitney,

|, mus, be confessed ,hev sometimes
meet with rare specimens Of ruma. n.-
lure in some Of TIE courts Of Nou. Car
olns. Almost everybody remem5r,, ,Hp
celebrated Cousin Stly D',iarI's case
and here is one reported m the A,l,lre
Spectator, nos far behind o.: Tue wr's,
gives il under tie he.J or.rga, proceed.
incs.
Action for work AMI lsNo- Done IN ru,.
ling dilch on delrnaanr, Lana. Plea !.
Poymsn, and &c. Of, IN bacon AID c.rn
men.
Plaintiffs son on the rtsaI: r-co,I.c.,
the dnching perfectly, b., ems TO l,rc.i
all about lie bacon.
.Yoo say your daddy did III ,h,,
dnching do SOU know wnat!e go. IN
nav form Inouired Col. c., ,or r..ru.
d.oL
He never cot nothing, as eyerI lesrl
on. ,bar's vng, ne never cot, an.vr,,r
,he witness.
.Dgdu', your daddy get corn ,r! hq,.n
from defendant. IN pay for ,b,, ducn,os ?!
Never heard Of his grulu' no con-yr
bacon
What did your IsdIy and lis family
live on last sumner
,VulIes. mostly
What sort Of yicmsls p
WEI, mea, and bread, and some uhr,
key,
Where did he Get he meat and brrad1
.W,u, fus. from one. anJ lu,t rrom ,hr
other.
Didn't he pet some OF it from delcnI-
an,?'
lie moughl.'
i know he moughr. bat did hc2 that,
the question
wei, he moughl, but then again YOU
know be moughm'L
With considerable excitement and
tones Of thunder. Answer tie qacsuon
and no more OF this uIlmg with NOur
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Tickle the Parson.

An cid Dutch farmer had handsome
daughter, named Minnie. who recently
joined The Methodist Church, against
" hich the old farmer was some what pre-.
JUDGED. The young minister under
whose insirumentaIty Miss Minnie was
converted, visiting her frequently. excited
his suspicion that all was not right. Ac.
cordingIy he visited the church on Sun.
day night, and seated himself, unobserv-
ed, among the congregation.
Soon after taking his seat, the minis
ter, who was preaching from Daniel, 5Ih
chapter, 25lh verse, repeated in loud
voice, The words of his text, Meme, meme,
tekel upharsin," upon which the old far
mer sprang 10 bis leet. seized tie alright.
ed girl by the arm and hurried her out OF
the meeting house. Having reached the
church yard, he gave vent to his feelings
in these words (:
81 knows dare vas something's whrOng,
and now schwares TO en-"
"Why, father, what do you mean," re-
piled the bewldered ard innocent girI.
"Didn'tI," shouted the Old man. sirlk
ing his fists together, and Stamping with
his foot, "didn't hear de parson csl out
10 you. Minnie, Minnie, tickle de par
son "
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Old kcez,r.

Some years back, during The carly set.
dement, Of Indiana. when tie red men yet
dweIi among the native hills, there was
a white man named kccz,l. rather hard
nut by lhe way, Sho dwrlI between the
settlements OF The whites and the ssvages,
at whose house the Indians frequently
congGgsled. Among them was an lndI.
an chief who was nolcd somew bat for hls
poelical tslenls. OLe evening he called.
and after supper Keezrl requested lin to
compose an epilaPh for his Praveslone.
He said he would only give hIm part Of
il, Tor il lie gave him all he might turn
him of. lie gave the following, with
the promise to finish itIn the morning.
Good old KeczcI died Of late,
For whom the angel, long did wait,
VITA ou,s,relched arm, ard wing, of love,
To lead Lin to the realms above.
The next morning after breakfast, a.
lie Uss going, Keezrl reminded hin oi
his promise. The Indian replied rhaI he
" ould give i, az he went along. lie re-
pea,eJ Two lines, then s'arled on run,
shooting the rest:
Bot while lingering for the prize,
lowering oud The lower skies,
ln slipped the devil, like a weasel
And down 20 hell he kicked OLD kcozcl.
The last that was seen 0! them wa, a.,
Indian going through Ihe woods a. hard
a. he could run, and he oil man altrr
him with his gun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03

Chr susns su,neuBss look lar away 30
nsagsn bui that tsst ~ not lsr a. The
E! ,pd, ,hal hrdr ihriT shin:ng worlds are
ILin. .Iney arc IrAuErienI. and sOOn Nil
obscure ~ more; he journey may end
In, h0D,; one ,hou slep may place he
Christian io ~u,lJ u iishi; one DARK
hour may hang upgn bin: bot The morn.
ing comes and no shade behind H. Day,
bright. psscrf.l 4nI s.tra4i. succeed, j..
psna may BE- i,ll Tor mOmspi. and
tfen a away fOfe'er. 4 conflict. sharp
and psinfi. mzy continue fer night. bot
victory. sisrnai victory, ensues. How
soon. oil how s1Oa The Christmas
cares are oser. b.. ye. soGUsed no NOR.
win tears Near sr hand 10 The land OF
bis pursuit.. Hope cheers. How g!ori.
oUs tie obJecI lh4l Hope embraces How
holy it. 'Prrii Who can contemplate lhs
home tba. our heavenly Father 10 flung
for he children. and not feel in hi. soul
q ilir.l fot lI' efjoymsnu Well. these
dsl,,h'.. he happy cline. those ever Yef-
F.. ... ,..Ins, ere Tot fsr distant.
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THE pRODIGAL.

Brother, hast thou wandered far
From thy Fathers happy home,
With myself and God at war!
Turn thee, brother, homeward come !
Hast thou wasted al! the powers
God for noble uses gave a!
Squandered life's most golden hours
Turn thee, brother, God can save !
Is mighty famine now
In thy heart and in thy soul
discomfort upon Thy brow?
Turn thee, God will make thee whole!
lie can heal thy bitteresl wound,
He thy genllesi prayer can hear;
Seek Tim, for lie may be found
Call upon Him; He is near.
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80 nan SoN' J. ED. DUK
RANSOM g. DUKE,


Hawks Coach Factory Building,
CHARLEoTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY
pAVE in Store and for Sale
Gelser's Pat. Threshing Machine,
McCORMiCK's REAPER AND MOWER.
SeJ' Operating Hay and Grain Horse
RakeS,
CORN CULTIYATORS.
GRAIN CRADLES Good Article a, s5,)
EXTRA HEAVY SNATHS,
English aud American Grain Scythes.
English and American Grass Scyihes,
Whet Stones and Rifles,
20 Dozen Harvest Rakes, (best in r2arkel,)
CIorERN PUMPS, Gall kinds,)
Hydraulic Cement,
HAND GARDEN PLOWS,
Horse Forks for Unloading Hay,
CHURNs OF AL KINDS.
\ full stock of Extras for McCormick's and
Pages Reapers,
HORSE SHOES AND HORSE SHOE NAILS
Trace, Breas', Halter and Other Chains,
Ii. NJ. Bakers wheat Fan, (warronted)
JOHNS IMPROV WE'D PRESERVATIYE
PAINT, for Metal Roofs, Iron Railing, Agr;-
cultural Tools, &c. 4 single coat forming
body equal 10 three coats Of ordinary paint
The best and cheapest paint in use.
June 29, S67. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03
NO HUNIBUG.
. D. HUMPHREYS II & co.

M ESSRS. D. HUMPHREYS & co.
GENTS Hay
Iue 'he1 several different kinds Of ashing Ma
eninGS aud none of them giving me satisfaction,
ono nea''ng Of your King of the West" cr
"a: a. EIiL>DPlon,' | borrowed one of them
hop hs5SnOel Ti got the use of it for three
~eeAs' NV T TH's'week followed the printed
alec'ionS. nc ie net week used water not SO
no'' ant ipu'lu I 'uS htHs0'ne did much better.
now lninh ,,. ma ,uS lS'nl.; understand the ma
BILE its cost for it, provided conT M r", r 90, u Ou
other Of the same kind. | a. - 80; Nv: se' az.
have seen some of the worst soila oia,he So. %na
ever saw in my life washed PerfeIl,, cIsa,
advise my friends to buy the mach,.e bv al
means. Very respectfully,
June | 1867. GEO. W.TA.p
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03
THIS TAY FOR CHEAP G00D..
LLOYD LICKLIDER

HASusr returned from the market With
III ssecond supply of Clothing, Hats,
Shos, Notions, &c, which will be Sid
.! cry low prices.
Linen and Jeans Pants from Sl,50 rP,
Vests 30
Goats -" 200
Shirts in variely,such as Brown Liner,
Hickory, Calico, Check, Fancy Wool
and Cotton, Fine White Shirts, Drilling
Drawers. Mems Blue Overalls, only 81
Sheep Skin working Gloves, Hosiery,
Gloves, Collars, Neck Ties, and every
thing kept in The Gents Furnishing line.
Fashionable style Hats, large stock of La
dies, Misses, Chldren's and Mems
Shoes, Ladies Lasting CATERS for S2OO
(frst.rate.) Is All in wan, of Bargains
just come right along 10 the Cheap Cash
Clothing House. June IS, 1867.
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Hides Wanted !!

WHE undersigned having leased Line
4 Tannery in Shepherdstown, for th
purpose Of engaging in the Tanning bus
mess, will pay the highest cash price 70
all kinds Of HIDES.
MOLER & TURNER.
June 90. 1867. If