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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
Mlarria9es.

On Tuesday morning. the 2lsl inst. q
The residence Of The brides parents. by
Rsv. H. Wissler. Mr.. Charles Hiser. 0
Msriinsburg. TO Miss Sally =. Brifner
OF this place.
In Chicago. Illinois. on the 3oIh oil
April. 1867. by Rev. Mr.. Swing. Mr..
Gardiner Case. Of Bunker Hill. Illinois.
and Miss Fannie p. GnIaher, Of Ncko.
mis-, daughter OF Mr.. Sidney ). GsIlaher
Of CharlesLown. Va.
In Merllnsburg. on the 9th inst. by
Rev. J. S. iIeillp, HWinm HenssH to
Mary T. Glosford, both of rl,a, place.
On the same 'sy. by the came. j. H.
Gardiner TO Jlary n. loyal Of Martins.
burg.
On the l4th inst. by the same. Mr..
George Knapp to Miss Mahaia Shank
both OF Msrlinsborg.
On the Odd Of Ociuber. 1865. by Rev.
Mr.. McCron. John Kreis. Of Baltimore,
to Mary B. birmingham. Of Harper
Ferry. W.
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n lame, w. Campbell, Esq.


On Monday the 18th instant, after the re-
mains Of Mr.. C. had teen deposited in the
grave at Charles,own. with appropriate cere-
m, MES by the Masonic order, The procession
moved 10 the lodge room, where the following
remarks we he subp itted by VIM. Fl. Travers,
Esq
| UorshipftI Master :-Tnsatiable Death has ia
ken as his victim devoted and beloved men,
Der OF ctr Ancient Fraternity and now that We
have returned from the piuus task of committing
! his remains 10 the repose OF their last resting
! place on earth it becomes US 10 give expression
| T. that sense of bereavement which we all must
! feel under this most sad affection.
To those who knew our deceased brother
nothing is required Of NE to deepen the impress
sion which his conspicuous and manly virtues
have made on their minds. These, no lapse OF
time can ever erase. But 10 recall him Tor the
contemp lation Of those who knew him not, and
present him As he appeared before men in his
daily walks, would be TO place before them one
who was most scrnpulously regardful of the
rights of others by a faithful and conscientious
discharge Of all the duties devolved upon him
/ in the various relations Of life. As son, BROTH
er, husband, father and citizen-capacites in
which the highest obligations OF man are con-
tracted-he has left behind him the inheritance
Of character worthy the exactest imitation Of
US all.
Brother Campbell wa, singularly fortunate in
eng endowed by nature with disposition
framed TO conciliate his fellow-men. lie won
the esteem and often the affecti Of all with
whom he came in contact BY his unfailing Kind
ness and courtesy towards them.
The sterling qualities Of our deceased broth
er pointed him out 10 his fellow citizens as a
proper recipient Of public trust and confidence
lie thus was chosen the highest executive OIL
Ger Of his county; and, al a time OF great anx-
iety and di,tru.t. he bore himself, in the trying
ordeal TO which he was subjected, with honor
clear and spottss, and with dignity and cour-
ageous irmness that secured the appreciation Of
all who witnessed and scrutnIZed his conduct
All felt that the grave responsibilities which
extraordinary circumstances had imposed upon
him would be met with the utmost fidelity TO du-
Iy
But, sir, these earthly distinctions, although
they were manifestations Of the esteem Of his
fellow m en- paled before the lustre Of that high-
est honor possible for man 10 wear-that, which
in the grace Of infinite mercy, II pleased the
Grand Master OF the Universe 10 confer upon
him as an upright, exemplary and truthful
Christian,
"And TO add greater honors TO his age
Than man could give him he died fearing God :"
] beg leave TO submit the following preamble
ard resolutions
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
zglsfa A LECTURE TO
IOUNG MEN.
Just Published. in Sealed Enrelops.
Price sir Cents.

Just Published IN Sealed Enrelops.
Price SIR Cents.
A Lecture on ,hs Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure Of sPrrmatofrhaes, or Seminal
Weakncss, 10 voluntary Emissions, sexual De-
biIIy, AID lnPod.menls TO Marriage generally.
Nsrvou,nes, Consumption, Epilepsy, add Fits
Mems aud Physica. Inc,pa~ ity, resulting from
Seli-Abuse. sc by ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. d., Author Of the .Grcen Boek.'
&c. .u a--ts..s al. .r
The world.reno wned auihorjn thH sImifable
Lecture. clearly proves frotl his own experience
that IN awful consequences Of Sci Abuse may
be efectuiHy ren,ored without MEDICINE, sod
without dlngefous surgical operations, bo0gies,
met Umcnis. rings, or cordiais, pointing out
mode Of cure At once certain and efectual, y
~ hich every sufferer. 80 matter what his eondi-
,ion may be- may cure hjms u cbeapiy. pfi,ate-
" an radically. THIS LECTURE WILL
PROVE 4 SUON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent under zeal 10 any address, in o plain
sealed envelope, on u e receipt Of siI cents. Of
tao postage stamps. Also DR.. Culvervelrb
Marriage Gtidr," price rs cents. Address the
PutIisher..
CHAi. ]. e. KLINE e. 60,
l27 Bo~er,. New York, Post Office Boz 1880.
Nay IS. 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

u SALE OF PRoPERrY-Ths dwelling and
store house, at Unionville, in this county, own,
ed by L.. Dow Hess, has been purchased by a.
). w. Snyder, Of this county, for the sum OF
$4,000. Mr.. Snyder has had possession Of this
property for some months past. and is conduct
ing lively trade in the Mercantile business;
and is, we learn selling goods very cheap. Per-
sons will ind our old friend, Capt. Lewis Lu.
cas-, who has charge of the business management,
very clever and accommodating gentleman.
Give him o call
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

~ NavINe.-On Wednesday morning last
Mr.. Shoem -ker of Pennsy Ivanis, passed through
our town with his family, furniture, AID agricul.
tural implements, on his way to his new home,
the farm formerly belonging TO John H. Camp
bell near Smithfeld, this county, Of which Mr.
8. recently purchased 400 acres for the sur, OF
$4,000. The fine horses and complete outfit
as farmer displayed in the train that passed
through town was deservingly much admired
and besPeaks foe Mt. S, energy and enterprise
tn his avocatioa. We hope he may enjoy his
new home and induce others to follow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

n+ VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CoNvENrIoN.-The
Council Of the Clergy and Laity Of the Episeo'
pal Church Of the Diocese Of Virginia assem-
bled in Christ Church, at StauDtOn, last Wed
nesday week, Bishop Johns presiding. The
opening sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Andrews, OF Shepherdstown, on the cOrrelative
relation Of pastor and congregation. After
much discussion it was decided unnecessary to
divide the Diocese Of this time, Bishop Johns
having requested that an assistant Bishop be
elected for immediate duty. This was agreed
10, and after several ballots Rev. c. w. An.
drews. Of ShepheI dstown, was elected but the
Law delegates refused to'conhrm the choice, and
another vote was taken which resulted in the
election OF Rev. francis W. Whittlc, OF Louis
vile, Ky. R.v. MIR. Nhittle is a native OF
AIecklerbutg county, Va. and is brother Of
Comm dore Hhltile, Of Norfolk. He is about
forty -fve years Of age, aid is learned and
popular pulpit orator. AT one time ne had
charge Of a church in Goo.hland county,
whence, some nine years since, he was called 10
a church in Louisville. II is thought propable
that, at an early day, there will be division OF
the Diocese of Virginia. The churches Of the
south side, from Norfolk to Danville inclusive.
are understood TO be anxious 10 have the ad-
van,agrs of separate and smaller Diocese,
The pres. al one being so extensive as 10 make
il lingo. sible for tie Bishopto visit many of
the country parishes more than once IN year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

~ An election took place 10 this County
on Thursdsy for Township officers. Al the time
Of going TO press we lad not been advised as 10
who we elected. bot we presume the regular
non mated ticket were chose. from The fact that
there were no oppositon. The most important
offices to be filled were Supervisors VIM. q.
Butler was reelected in Chapine TownshIp,
and Jno. ID. StaIey reelected in shepherd Town
ship. Very little interest was manifested in the
election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
NEW STOCK /!
LATEST from BALTIMORE.

La Els from BALI lMOR L"
WHE undersigned are now receI'Ing
I their Second Supply Of Spring and
Summer Goods. and would call the alien
non OF their old customers and the public
generally 10 The large and varied stock.
now being opened. consisting IN part OF
Drv Goods. Groceries. Hats. Caps. Bonls.
Shoes. Notions. Hardware. Qneeuswsre,
Wood, n ware. &c. &C., which they wall
offer very low for Cash. cr in exchange
for County Produce. PRISONS IN wan
Of Good and Cheap Goods will do well
to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
MORGAN, STROBE g. co.
May 25, 1867. if
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A G ntleman VIII" suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, and all the
fleets OF youthful ndiscreton, will, for the
AXE OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
iced it, the recipe and directions for making
he simple remedy by which he was cured.
sufferers wishing to prof, by the advertisers eI.
pcfience, can do so by addressing. in perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN.
d. Cedar Street, New York
May %, 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

o. .nr. u. w. Jones. Of the Botanic
Medical House. HsgerstosD. Md. will
spsnd;the summer in Mar,insburg. lie
has taken rooms at the Washington
House, where he may be profess onslly
consulted at all iimes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

US. rHE CLAssis OF VIRGiNIA.-Tms eccle-
siastical body convened inthe Reformed Church
oft h, place, OH the morning of the 18th inst ,
and adjourned on the evening of the Goth. Rev.
II. Wissler was elected president and Rev. II.
st. John Rinker acted as stated Clerk. The at
tendance of delegates was full, and included the
representatives of the German Reformed
Church from all its charges in Virginia.
Among other subjects that engaged the atten-
ton Of Chassis and trans PRED during its sessions,
are the following, which are Of more general
interest to this community. Each pastor, in
cooperation with the elder associated with him,
gave a full account Of the state Of religion in
his particular charge. And from the different
reports which were thus submitted it appears
that throughout its different pastoral charges,
enjoys very commendable peace and harmo-
ny, and during the past year has been blessed
with large acquisition Of members.
A classical Missionary has been appointed,
whose duty il IS to visit and cultivate congrega-
tons that have for years been neglected, TO or.
a general care of the Reformed members and
families throughout the province of this Chassis,
who are not included in any particular pastor
ate.
Delegates were elected to attend the Synod
Of the German Reformed Church which shall
convene in Baltimore, Md, in October next, and
consists Of Reys. d. G. Bragonier aud II. Wiss-
Ter, and Elders Lantz aud Hensel.
The Pastor Of the congregation Of the Church
in Shepherdstown, who has labored among his
people for upwards of three years was installed,
and continued still as supply TO the Lovetts-
Vile charge. Provision was also made for the
installation of Rev. w. d. Lefevre, the pastor
elect Of the Marinsburg congregation; which
service is appointed to take place on Sunday
morning June the 9Th, next.
Edinburgh was chosen for the place Of the
next annual meeting Of Chassis.
Divine services were held every day during
the sessions Of this body. On Sunday morning
the Holy Communion was administered and
participated in by very large number Of com.
muDicants. -Four persons were received as
members Of the congl cguiion by the rite Of COLI
hrmation. The liiurgi1a service that has late.
ly hcen introduced among this people, is very
iarOraby received; IND both pa. tor and people
are very much encouraged with the present
condition aud Promi.Ing prospects Of their con-
gregaton.
Everything pertaining to the meeting of Clas-
sis Was pleasant add was calculated to leave
the impression - he uinds OF the friends Of
the Reformed Church that bright day was
dawning for il in the Valley of Virginia, 1t was
also resolved that The sincere thanks Of this
Chassis be rendered to the citizens Of the com
munity ard Tie members Of THIS congregations
Tor the kind hospitality extended TO them du-
ring their sessions 10 our midst; md that the
Pastor loci he requested to read this resolution
from bis pulpit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

BIZ We learn from the Spiri, that the barn
OF Majer ) l.. Hooff, Of this county. was acci-
dentsaay destroyed by fire on Wednesday Of last
week, cssta'aiag farming implements ,&c.-loss
slice tbe same paper states that Col. John
n Coy'e has disposed OF his farm, containing
Iss seres 10 gentleman from Chambersburg,
Pa Ter $50 per acre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
II The Old Guard for June is now read,

n The Old Guard for June is now ready
il opens with Mr.. Gilmore Simm's New Story,
followed by John Es,en Cookies description Of
the battle OF Sharpsburg or Antietan. Col.
Jas. w. Wall furnishes a very fine description
of champion Court" The editor discourfes on
"AIgernon Sydney's Writings ON Liberty" Be
sides these. there are q number Of interesting lit
erary articles. together Nth piece of poetry by
Paul H. Hsync. All who desire to understand
the ideas OF liberty. as taught by the great En-.
eli.h apostle, A'eeinon Sydney. and conuas,
them with the present lime, orghi, by all means
to secure this number Of The Old Guard. For
sale BY all News Agents. 25 cents rcr copy, or
So per year. Vsn ESre, Horton & Co., Pub
fishers, No. 1872 Nassau street, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

WHgAT REAPER We invite attention
90 the advertisement, OF the Etua Reaper aud
Mower, ~ another column. e,essrs. Bunter s.
Harrison ATE agents for these Reapors. which
are said to be superior article Tor farmers
They will ai,o procure any Agricultural lmple-
menI our farmers ma, desire upon short notice
and liberal terms. Read their advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

rs The next regular meeting Of the South
ern Memorial Association, will be on Friday
evening, May 3lst. A full attendance is re-
quested, as business Of Importance will come
before the meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

UFThe Presbytery Of " inchester will NEE
at the Presbyterian Church in this place, on
the LIST Wednesday Of June, at 3 O'Clock, p. Nj.
The congregation is requested to be present TO
act upon the call to the Rev. Mr. Bedinger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

nA CALL.--It is stated that Rev Mr.. Shu-
ford who has filled the Pastoral duties Of the
German Reformed Church at Boonsboro', Md
during the last FIVE years, has rendered his res
Equation and accepted call from the German
Reformed Church OF Winchester, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
ATTENTION.!
II a IL Nj T. II S ]
4 Lii Of you who may wish 10 secure
Il The bee, combined
RcaDer and Mower

Reaper and MONEY!
that has ever been offered 10 the Public.
can do go by calling on jas. II. J.. Hun
ter. at DuffielGs Depot. or s. Is. Harn-
.on, al She heTdstown, Jefferson county.
West Va, who are the only authorized
agents for The sale OF the
Etna Mower and Reaper
in the counties of Jrnerson. Berkeley and
Clarke. Persons living ~ Berkeley
county. can. by calling on Nj. J. Q. A.
Nadehbou.ch or Vim. II. Mathews, Of
Marun.burg. SECURE a pamphle, which
will give them full description Of the
MACHINES. &C.. we propose introducing
in this section Of country. Persons IN
Clarke can serure The same book by es|
ling on Mr.. }. +. or James Ryan. Of ssld
county.
Hunter & Harrison are Agents alec Tor
all kinds OF Farming Implements. &c.
Persons calling on Them can secure any
Thing they wish in ibs, line.
HUNTER & HARRISON. Aew.
MAY 25. 1867. 3n
o. Clarke Journal. Wsriinsbufg Era
and Union. Charlesiown Free Pres, copy
3 months and send bill - This office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

Gen. Sickles has issued an order prohibiting
the dislilIaiion of spirits from grain in South
Carolina. The reasons assigned, that tho
present scanty supply Ct food in the CaroIinas
is seriously diminished by the large quantities
Of grain consumed in the disliilcries.
The bankrupt act. which will 60 into opera.
ton on The first OF June, sweeps of impr;soD-
nent for debt throughout this country. II sets
aside all sisy.laws, and al preferences, vOlunta-
nv agreements, and secret attachments.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
TAKE NOTICE !!

pHOSE persons who have been tres.
I passing upon the "Founiain Rock"
isrm-breakiog opeh gates. pulling down
fences. turning in stock, destroy I'M
shrubbery. stealing wood, fruit. &C.. are
hereby notified that If detected in com.
hitting any further depreciation, npon the
property. they will be prosecuted with
The utmost risor Of the laws.
ALEX. r. BOrELER.
May 25. 1867. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
~ The PoroM.c Mills Mlxlys An

~ The PoroMAc Mills Mrxlrs AND
MANUFACTURERS CoMrANr.-We learn lha, the
above company says the Washington lulelligen-
Ger, have contracted for all accessory machinery
TO PIT Into successful operation the cement works
at Shepherdsto~n, Virginia. on The Potomac
river, distant from Washington about seventy
miles 1t will be recollec,ed that these mils
were destroyed by ie in the early Commence.
ment OF the late war, since which time dealers
I'D cement have had to resort to Northern mar
ke,s for supplies. We are happy to chronicle
The fact that, through the enterprise of a number
of our citizens Of wealth and influence, a joint
stock company has been formed for the purpose
OF developing the capacity OF these mills tor the
manufacture Of cement. and understand that op.
era ions will commence Immediately. BY the
first Of August superior quality Of cement will
be introduced into our market, for which there
is now snd always has been great demand
Mr.. John Collins, Of This city. has been appoint.
ed superintendent, Of the works.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

ISWiNCuEsrER PRrsEYrEhY.-The Pres
b,tsry OF Winchester met in the Presbyte rian
Church, in Moorefeld, on Wednesday evening
May 9Th, and was opened with sermon by the
Moderator, Rev. J. h Graham, of Winchester.
There were present during the sessions Is Min
listers and Ruling Elders.
Rev. J. w. Lnpton was elected moderator
and Nessrs. + II. Campbell ard NJ. w. Wood
worth temporary Clerks. The regular routine
business Of Prcsbytery was transacted. The
Rev. N. G. Nor,h was received from the Pres
bytery Of New Oh leans, aud the Rev. G. W.
White firm the Presbytery of East Hanover
Va.
Rev. Messrs. }. w. Lupton ard R. L. McMur-
ran were dismissed to The Presby,ery Of Kappa.
hammock
The Rev. G, w. White having been called &c
the pastoral care OF the Moore6eld Church, We:
duly installed as Pastor OF that Church.
Acall from the sbepherdstown Church fol
the pastoral ervices Of the Rev. +. w. Bedin
ger was presented, and an adjourned meeting
Wednesday in June, at o'clock, r. NJ, TO put
Ruling Elder, J. n. Bell, Of Winchester, was
recommended to the Committee Of Publication
at Richmond, as Depository Of the books o.
said Committee; aud the Rev. N. q. North " a:
recommended as a General Agent, within The
bounds OF Presbytery, for distribution, sales
donations TO the destitute. aud for collections
in behalf Of said Committee. lie was also re-
mended. to The Virginia Bible Society, fol
like Agency, in the circulation OF the Hol,
Scriptures, for that Society. The bounds o.
Presby,ery are from the Blue Ridge TO the cres
Of the AlIegany Mountain, aud from the Poto
mac Sou,hwards, to the bounds of the Kappa
+ hammock, Lexington and Greenbrier Pres5y
teries.
Martinsburg was fixed upon as the next place
irregular meelipg-time, Oct. 3lst, at . NJ
The Rev. Cyrus Billings and Rev. N. G
North were appointed a committee to prepare
amemoral Of the lamented brother, Rev. }.
Frary, deceased. Of Jefferson county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

az John b. Deck Of MarIinsburg. has re-
cened patent from the United States, for im
proved method Of repairing railroad rails.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

Alter the adoption ofthe above preamble and
resolutions il was on motion resolved that they
together with the accompanying remarks Of Mr.
Travers, he published in the newspapers Of the
County
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

nS- We learn from the Hagerstown Mai
that on Monday of Last week the President and
Directors Of the Washington County Railroad
met at Weyerton to witness experiments in
blasting rock with nitro-g lycerin. The expert
ment took place upon rock IL feet deep, Is
feet wide and 6 feet in length. In this mass
SIX holes six feet deep each were drilled Each
hole was charged with one ard quarter lbs
Of nitro-g lycerin, poured in from coffee pot
then Tho tube, were cropped in, attached to
which were wires communicating with gal.
vanic battery located one hundred yards DIS
tant few turns Of this battery with the hand
and the explosion took place in four of the
holes. The effect was, the rock was shattered
and split aud crushed into pieces, from the con
sistency Of lime up 10 fragments Of great size
The second experiment was with two holes, in
the section OF the surface operated on nearest
The mass Of rock yet tc be removed. the sec.
ond threw fragment Of rock weighing 54UC
pounds oul on the bank distance Of 55 feet
These experiments impressed the experienced
and scientific gentlemen who witnessed them
with their wonderful effect and success
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25
From the Martinsburg ERA OF Thursday W

clip the following:
CIucuIr CouRr.-1his body convened on
Monday last, Judge Hall presiding. Michael
Sweeny, indicted Tor forg'ry, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to Two ears imprisonment in the
Peniten.iary. The trials of A. B. Steenmez
and Edward Randall charged with forgery, were
postponed 10 a future day Of the term. James
Clasby, indicted Tor horsestealing, was tried and
sentenced to the peni,entiary for one year.
SALE.-The Swariz property, in this place.
was sold to The highest bidder, in front Of the
Court House, on the llth instsnt. The Mill,
and property attached, brought Si7,225, and a
house and lot outside, $70O--the whole ST.
s25. Il was purchased by MIR. Jacob Swar,z,
one of the heirs.
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Shepherdstown, w est Va:

sATURDAY...........MAY e5, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-25

1NEN thousand pounds Wool. will be Ia
i ken in exchange for Go"ds at Cash
Prices. ~ a. Chapiins.
THE Maryland Seli-opersIing Spring
/ Tooth Horse. Hay and Grain Rake.
superior tn any in the market. for sale by
Ransom f. Duke, Chailesiown.