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UNrONLEAGUEs IN THE SOUTH


These secret bodies, if we are to be
lieye an editorial statement in the New
York E0sning Post, are much more gem
eral and thoroughly organized than is
generally imagined That paper says !:
There are now secret leagues of Union
men in every Southern State, thoroughly
organized South Carolina. has more than
a hundred such leagues of white and black
Unionists; in Alabama the league numbers
over eighteen thousand white Unionists
alone, without counting the blacks, who,
though in separate lodges, are in close COM
munion with the whites. All over the
Southern States, in every city, town and
neighborhood, this league is organized and
has its lodges. This powerful organization
has prepared the Union people to act to-
gether; it needs only now that Congress
shall give them the opportunity to ACT, and
that they shall have the countenance and
help of the Republican party of the North
ern States.
This help must be given not only by
Congress, but, when that has prescribed the
manner of reconstruction, the Republican
party should call and hold mass conyen-
tons in all the Southern States, and thus
call ont the Unionists there, white and
black, complete their organization by a
public show Of their strength, ard give
them the moral support of its presence and
power. We trust this duty will not he
neglected.
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TOPEKA, Jan. 30.-The House to-day,
after long discussion, passed in Com
mittee of the Whole the proposition to
submit TO the people the question of
amending the Constitution so as TO strike
out the word white.
A resolution was passed making Congress
appoint Committee for investigating the
contagion among cattle known as the
panish fever.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced
IN the Senate in relation to the death Of
Jane III. Lane.
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W4sHHGTON, Jan. 30.-Hsgh Republi-
can authority here is emphatic chat The i'm
peschment f1ror will amount le ncthing.
Democrats say impeachment Is sure to take
place.
Mr. Rs8dalps bin is thoughito be losing
ground.
II Is believed that Mr.. Campbell viii
soon be able 10 reside IN the Mexican
capital. as Minisief to the Mexican re-
public
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EEN YORK. Jan. 30.--A letter TO me
Fosi says; Washington, Jan. SIT is
probable the tariE Bill viii fail FOR lack OF
cine and The exorbitani demand Of man
ufaesureEs, and Il viii not surprise me that
sil The great bills viii I'll far lack Of time
IN 6naneial fna,tefs. 1lcCriloeh's policy
vii noe hs DISTURBED. There j. nothing
neF "a the impeacbmeni qaessisn 90 new
uitusssss we're exsmined, ne4 IS & prob
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nv the Cable.

FLORENCE, January 30.-Admiral Per
seano has Just been aequitte,. of the charge
of cowardice he will now be tried for
incompelency and disobedience Of orders.
1t IS General Kalergio, not Ransaris,
who Is going on the mission TO America.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-The French man-of-
war Belliquise has started for the Pacific.
Berlin, Jan. 30.-Capt Werner Of the
Prussian navy IS going to America on a
special mission.
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able that this Congress win do anything
towards impeachAent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The commits
sioner Of Indian affairs is engaged ia the
appointment of commissioners, 70 be COM
posed Of three prominent citizens, and two
military officers Of prominence, to go to
Fort Phil. Kearny, with view Of a full
and complete Investigation into all the
facts and circumstances connected with the
recent massacre. and look into the disturbed
condition Of Indian affairs in that locality,
and stop, if possible, the threatened war
throughout the Indian government
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CoARsENrNss ANn YIRuIrNcr IN

C0ARsENENss AND VIRULEECE IN Con-
GREss.-The Rev. Mr.. Finney, of 0berlin,
in 4 recent prayer, made a special invoca-
ton in behalf of Congress, extolling their
virtue TO the skies, and then called the at
tentiOn of the Lord to the President "But
how" said he, Shall | pray for the Presi-
dent Oh, Lord, if thon canst manage
him, without crushing him, spare him.
Otherwise, crush him !"
This reminds the Rochester URion Of the
preacher who having grudge against an
unjust neighbor, prayed ooh Lord, take
John Smith by the slack of his breaches
and shake him over hell, but don't drop
him in ''-Albany Argus.
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. Sd. J. Bryant,
the well-known keeper ~ Faro bank sor
many years il this city, Wss sAet and
killed al the 81, ChsrlsH doiei lo-nlghl by
Judge Frederick Tate, vel .knovn Texan
lawyer. The difculty originated Ia cea-
sequence Of sopve3 check passal on
Bryant By a third party.
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IRISH FRMNEss.-A contemporary re-
wives the following Renaissance, which
wen illustrates trait in the Irish character
A druken Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland,
took il into his head to knight son of
Erin. iush % knight yO,t,n hiecoughed
the tipsy representative OF English royalty
win see We damned first" yelled the
outraged lrishman, as the Englishman ad-
vanced towards him with uplifted sword to
dub him night. "Iemay kick me, ye may
hang and quarter me for traison, but BY
St. Psthrick and the Virgin Mary, If ye
thry to disgrace me by making a dirthy
knight o me, win kilt ye on the spot, ye
hlackguard."
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sansrnra Of Fenians-

TORONTO, Jan. 30.--The Feniaus re-
Gently found guilty, were To-day sentenced
70 be hanged March 5th. The msJority
heard their sentence without apparent
emotion. Several denied being Fenians, and
stated that the testimony was false. The
names Of the condemned were Psrick
Norton, II. Maxwell, Patrick oneal, james
Bnch, Daniel Quinn. P. BedEitcb, John
O'Connor, Joha Ragan, Owen Kennedy and
John GALLAGHER.
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nounce the late Chief Justice have no
words that burr" TO heap upon the
memory Of Mr. Justice Parker, for hold
ing that one portion Of the American
people had mo civil right but that Of
protection from cruelty"
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Fraedmen,s Affairs

GALVESTON, January 90.--The new As
sistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau has abolished the order in regard
to labor, and the freedmen now contract
like anybody else for the best they can get.
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HAvAEA, January 26.-The gunboat
Winosl;a and cutter Hugh McCulloeh are
stu ia harbor. So Gar, Secretary Stewards
mission Is involved ia mystery.
Don Luis ArraEa, Maximilian's minis
Ter has arrived he is en- route for the
United States on an important mission.
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PennsYIYnnia I.eaIsIature.

HARRIsBURa, Jan. 30.-A resolution
was introduced in the Legislature to-day
endorsing President johnson, and was in-
definitely postponed by party vote of 81
to 50.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.
Nofice

THAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLvEN
i cy Of the estate of Berry Morgan. deceased.
notice is hereby given for all persons having
claims against said deceased 70 ale them, legally
Court Of Davidson cOuaty on or before the 9th
Of July next, in order that n division pro rata
may be made. etc or they will be forever
barred CALVIN MORGAN, Admir-.
iangT-fwf
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EV. gro. BEoKETT.


Eaeh popii sb0aid Be furnished vita enc pair
table napkins and rinK: also, q pair 81 strong
wsikfnx skcss. Every articis Of clothing should
b marked with & 91ll name. aGd an inrcatery
81 the same farnished si the tine 81 esszance.
Ths ae-end term Of the current Anrnal See
ron wili BEGIN on the FIRST MONDAY Is
TFBRUARf ianz7-fd
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'
REMOVAL.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MI
Old customers aud the public IA general that
I have removed ny Ladiss' and deatlemen's
Boot aud 5hoe-making Estabiishment from 81
Church street 70 "a CHURCH STREET. be-
tween Market and College.
P. TACHQN.
Successor % ~. Picard
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
q Retail. DRUGGISTS,
CORNER CoLLEaE AND USuoN STREETS.
(The Old Stand Of srRETcH & FoRBEsl

A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
n Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
We are again ready TO oder 10 the Public
every article usually found in a DrEggist's
Stock.
We have in ore an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar sstab-
lishmsnt in the country. .....
The great variety Of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomaies, Brushes. Extracts. etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low .
Son, London; Coudray. Societe Hygieniqus.
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufactures will be
found most complete, and Cor beauty. els-
gance. and utility, cannot fad 10 suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment OF Cosmstscs, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs. Puts and Boxes.
Mirrors, and other articles Of that elass,
being Of the latest styles aad OF he most
recent importation. viii compare With that
Of any house in the south
Great attention il paid 10 the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drug.
and none other are allowed 70 60 ont Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported aud
Domestic Cigars, ell fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
aud Maccoboy Snuff. and every article In
that line, constantly IA store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
Of
Fishing Tackle,
onsisting Of Hooks from the mos, cei--
brated manufactures Of lluaeriek. Ireland
and Silk. Grass, japanese, amt Cahle-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo aud Japaue-s
Rods together with every thing usually
found IN a Grst-slass establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS inst received
~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
curaey by competent and eHpeyieneed Phar-
nacists and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution OF Orders, all goods being var
ranted 81 represented
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sis.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

MICRO SUFFRAGE.
The hill proposing to amend the fran
ohise law admitting all Colored adult
males to the ballotbor, was before the
House Of Representatives yesterday. 1t
ia brief measure striking out the word
white IN the present law, and giving
the ballot 90 this class without regard to
educational OF property qualification. 1t
is certainly one Of the most terrible pros
positions ever considered by an American
Leeislature-one that twelve months ago
could not have received the sanction OF
the majority that seem to be about to
launch the State upon che tide Of an ex-
pertinent, from which the boldest have
thus far shrunk. The most Radical Of
Northern States have not yet thrown the
franchise open to this class without re-
strictions
But the managers yesterday moved Tor
immediate action. This purpose was
loiled by Judge Brien, who took the floor
before the gag could be got ready, and
delivered powerful argument against
the measure. In our legislative columns
viii he found an abstract Of il The ma
iority Of that body may impose this mon
strous iniquity upon the people Of Ten
nessee but AFTER Judge Brien's clear ex-
position Of their lack Of constitutional
power, they viii do 80 a. perfectly con
victed that they nre violating the consti-
sution as they are that they are violating
the wishes Of the people There was
prospect az one time that this measure
would not be placed ON the statute book
without previous submission to the pepu-
lar vote But the indications are, that
those among the Radicals who hesitated
have screwed their courage 20 the stick
ing point The necessities Of party have
overcome their scruples, and they have
determined to test the patience Of the
people 10 the top Of lts bent
If al previous experience is not at
fault this viii prove long step in that
downward path which has lost al other
republics the safeguards Of regulated lih-
erty-frst lapsing into license, and finally
merging into despotism The ballot-box.
when in intelligent hands is the security
Of FREQ institutions When ignorance
tales control Of IT, corruption follows,
and in corruption they are stiaed ana
perish. SO il has been, and so It win be
This desperate eEpedient, born Of revo-
ntionary spirit, win produce results as
iatal here as il has done in other times
But warning and protest are alike in vain
Only The sober sense Of die people in ar
resting these mad and wicked schemes
can save ne IRON their dread conse.
Quenoes -
Tar Nashville correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gassits telsgraphs that paper
On the 2slh inst az follows
A rouaing caucus Of Union men vas
held In the Senate chamber, Governor
Browniow was present, a. wen also Mr.
Arnsll. The best of feeling prevailed.
Indee Houck and Others made speeches.
Important aclion was determined upon ia
reference % the sufiage question and other
natter. and of this result the friends Of
fra..seru er,H fhe T1uion faaV Ffrl aesnred
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ExPERsEs.
Pnrlnent EnHarIably in AaEanee.

No young lady win be reoeivad foF shorter
period than one acadeBical year bat pupils
made On any aecouBt. except AZ tue option o.
TIE Principal. address.
n-u s.En EECUETr
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WAGONS!

1 OFFER FOR SALE TIE LARGEST AS
Il sortment Of Wagons in the city. AZ prices
set forth belOg. Parties purch =sing will ind
with me the only Thoroughly repaired Four Horse
Army and Lumber Wagons in the market
FOUR HORSE REPAIRED ARMY VAC
ONS. with double-trees. single trees. stretehers.
bows and feed-box-s4S 90.
FOUR HORSE ARMY WAGONS. without
repairs-seO to sac.
-FOUR HORSE LUMBER WAGONS. with
double-trees. sinsIe-trees. and stretcher-s45.
-FOUR HORSE LUMBER WAGONS. with
bed. double-trees. single-trees, stretcaer. bows
and feed-hox-S0O.
FOUR HORSE or OK LOG WAGONS. com
plete-$S5.
TWO HORSE WAGONS mostly new work.
$50.
TWO HORSE WAGONS. Iron Aviss. Nash
Vile manuiachire--51oO.
TWO HORSE WAGONS. thimble slssin. best
possible work-sI35.
ONE HORSE CARTS. second hand--sa5.
ALSO.
10000 pounds Of Log. Drausht, Fifth. Stay,
Lock and Tongue Chains. at 10 cents per pound.
5000 singIe-trees. with rings or hooks. at
50 to Is cents.
q. III. STEVENS,
Spruce street. near crossing Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
janai-lm
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A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
n Rsfurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to oder 10 the Public
every article usually found in a DrEggist's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

at was early In the spring Of 50 that this compound
ofig nat.S A member OF my family wns antefsa
with an rritztion toe taFuat, attended with uen
gre able ccugh. bad fer months Previous thougnt
that PREPARATION Saving for It's ass the inside bark e
vie pine ms compounded As to be very useful
In ssas4s " he and ung~ To test the value
Of II In rhs siEused to- compounded small 4uan
tty ofthe nseicre thzt Ind been planning nna Enys
II 10 te&spoonsGI dnses. The result vss excesdingu
Hfying Within two days the irritation q The fhras
ELECTED Soon SITTER this sent some TO iMdy In LAn
d. udsrry n. who had been uferpg for some wsske
fl tai co1gh uccasfoned by snddsn cold, SGD had
ris~d sr-eked rfth bsocd- She soon found ~
a. and got well. j ". Clark, Esq, editer OF the MAP
e. ester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same psensra-
d 70 Of . Geld and vas cursn I'M nsot
sicily He h xhiy pleased sth ths rsssln ,nd
n re tha pubic that he finally psrsussvd me 70 give
usae ana srnd II abroad - benefit the snnerfng IN
Ko~xrsber 1855 advertised IL under the name OF
White Pine Compound. In tive year. rom that time
err had been whoiessied In 9srchesfex alone eus
Ratdrvd dollars worth where IL tc& the issh pfa ms
4xh remedies IN the market and sttli HainfpA that
p.itiop Tege good for this II IL very spotn-
x ard healing ts natee. II warming 20 me stom
aud pleasant uftbA the taste, aud is enesedfnsg
As r. nedy for kidney complaints the hsts Pins
LIQUID stands uETiysled IL not originated fof
tat purpose bat person in using ID for cough was
no, only crret Of the cfgh. but vas aso cnrea o.
kidney difficulty len years ssadng- enee that &c
eide nfai discovery mary thousands hrve used " Tor the
a. me compiaiat a. a haze teen sruetely cured
The above written % DR. Poland, IN fsoo since
thea ~ In Manchester the White Zine Dompouhd hss
te the lead Of all co1gh remedies - well 40 preps
r.tson for the crrr Kidney ASeatis IN ~vefy city
town village and hamlet Throughout tins New kngiand
States.
Th. remedy safe and pleasant TO take IS 70 p q
sctuai. re-~
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Oh, Gate Clip.


ePEAK eEuEAY, Ro1MER.
Gently. mother. ssatly,
Glide thy iittls oas,
lis toilsome journey
IT hath Just begun;
Many vaie Of sorrow,
Many rugged steep
Lieth In ita pathway
And full of twill weep;
On, then, gentiy-gently.
Kindly, mother, kindly,
Speak In tender tone;
Thnt dear child, remember,
Echoes back thine own;
Teach, In gentle accents,
Teach IN words Of love,
Let the softest brsezes
Its young hesrt-strings move;
Kindly, mother, kindly.
Wouid'st thou have the setting
OF q gem most fair,
In crown of beauty,
If'twerc thine TO wearf
Mother, train with caution
That dear little one;
Guide, reprove, and ever
Let the work be done
Gently. mother, gently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

From and after November 1eth fses Tr.ins win leave
In connection With all Western lines, az tollcw.;
FROM DUaKIHK AND SALAMANCA
By Sew York tirn- non Uniun pcpon;
Goo N. New York Day Express, iron
ssismancs, (sundass sxesptsd1- siois at Hor.
nsiisvil,e s;4T s. (Bkrl, tnterseeties Nth the
ia New York at iosse p.
ITO A. n. AxPre.s NATL, froe- Dankirk. (ssn-
days execptrll steps at ssisnAnes 30 m /,
and connects II $50 :. kspies. Mail from buf-
Ais p. N sew York Night Express, from
ca as . m oi-.a f.ssp u fsap; Turner'S ., IS
(Bsft) sod arrives In New York 1T u D. p.
m connecting with Aiernoon Trains and rtesns-
for Boston and New Engsand Cities
FROM BURFALO-sy Ns~ York time fron De-
POT cor rsch.nss and hiehgAn s.re-u;
days exceptsdl stops at Horneilsviiis so a. M,
tBkn6 sasqueh.nna 2:ie p. "a. Id leE Turner'S
sos p m, tesp j ard arrive in He~ York 1910 ..
M Connect. At Great Bend With Delaware, Lack
avsnua Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express ff.in Of New Jsrse, Rail.
road for Philadelphia, aaitiu ard Washington.
$50 A. =. Rxprsss HAIL, Vi. Avon and IIss-
snslisviils tsundays sxoepsedl. Arrives In New
Csatrai RAILWAY foe Harrisburg, Phfsadeiphts.
Baltimore wHshinxton snd tosuts soufh-
cep,ed) stops at HorasIl.yi lie a:as ,. m tsup),
aud arrives in New York 100 m. Connects at
jersey CITY s,,A n',siss s.er.s. Train sfss.
and at New York With Morning Express Train for
Boston and New Kagsni Cities.
e.I0 p. n. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps ut HorUriiasilie 1890 p. M. (snpj
lst.rssctinx with the ais p Trsif fsni Da
kirk and arrive 10 Se~ York at 1870 Also
connects at Eimirs for Harrsbusg. philad-iphia
and South
I1ao p. M. Cincinnati Express, tsundays
exceptsd) etop. at susqueh .nus 40 m. (Bkfte
Turner'S la p. m, {Dtnel aud arrives In New
York at g.45p ~. Connscts At Great Bend With
Delaware, Lsekavana wester Railroad for
Scranton. Trenton aud Philadelphia, and at New
York with Afternoon Trains apd steamers for
BOSTON aud New England Cities
Oriy One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
| $40 D. m and reaching New York II 1890 .. n.
| Rosrcs AND NEW HxaLsNp PsssnseEks, With their
Baxeags are transferred hee Of sharDs 10 New York
| Tns smf yssSua-rp AHp Apsr IWxr sfous 1l1DP-
| i've CoAcHns GIN THE WORLD - accomps
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CmEsufCAr. DYE wonks,

Mr.. ~ So g. ~ ~ u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk TO N. York, 46O miles.
Buffalo 10 New York, 423 miles.
Salamanca to N. York 4l5 miles.
AID =
- to "a miles the Shortest ROutel

ALI Trains run directly through to New York.
GH460 MILES vrrsour o1Asas coscsss. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-23
Patent Medicines.

Under this head he enumerates the following
Ayers Cherry PecioTal, Ayers Sarsapau!la,
Ayers Ca,hnrric Pills, Wistar'S Bdlsam OF Wild
Cherry, Jay nes' Expectorant and other prePa
rstivns, Browns Bronchial Troches, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, Shriner'S Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit
tiers. Hosiel,er's Biters, Hoofands German
Biucrs, Juniper Tar, Bulls sarsapari!la, Car
ter's Suanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swaim's
Papscea. Cod Liver Oil, kenn' dy's Medical
Discovery, Hamptol's Vegetable Tincture,
Scheidam Schuapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Relief aud
other preparations, Bells White Oil and other
preparations, Pilis-Wrights, Bulls, Peters,
Morrison S, Lanes and Schenk's Mandrake Pills,
Compositiou p wdefS, Bull, DiarrbGa Cor
dial, Woods Hair Restorer, American Hair
Res,orer rriccPnerous, ThOmpson's Eye Wa
ter, 3euz ne for removing grease, tar aud PANT
T.. p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Nrhey S
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railways RcnOvatng
R.solvent, Schcnck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch ONT
Hent, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Osgood's Cho!a-
posue for Chil!s and Fevers, BuTHeIts HALLS
ton Tor the ha r, Black Oil Vanish, Settlers
Aperi, nj. Bit Wine of Iron, Olive Oil, Hoo-
v.ay's Worm CONNECTION, AcLane'S Nermliuge,
Frye's VcimiiGgc, American Worm Killer.
FahnestocS's yermiiuge, McMunh's Elixir oil
Opium, Henry's CsIcned Magnesia, Hembolt's
Extract Of BucLu, British Oil, Oil Of Spike, Oil
stone. Mustang Linimcn, Opedeld and other
Cmbroca,ions, SlOnebraker's Nerve and Bone
/ ,nlmenI. Cough syrup, SIone5faie''s Rat X IL
Ter and other Prerar9t ons, Strengthening ilas-
ters aud Adhesive PIasterS, Horse and Cattle
Powders, Turf OIL, Ho,semans Hope, Barry S
Liniuen,, Merchants Garghn5 OIL, Roger 5
Emhrocation, SC, &c DC, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-23

paper that
Circulates $500 Copies Ueekly,
published at Hagertown, Nd, by Dechert &
Wason. The tide of emigration is now rolling
on to Virginia-our Maryland and Pennsylvania
farmers are selling of their farms at high prices
and seeking new homes in our sister State.
Those who emigrate, are as a general thing,
men OF muscle and means, and will aid nateri-
ally in Developing the great natural wealth Of
",he mother of States" We are publishing
the MAIL at Central point, the very best at
which 10 advertise land. 1t is very popular
Real Estate Advertising medium, its pages fire.
quently containing from three TO six columns Of
this class OF advertising. We have numerous
orders for the paper from time to tine, from per-
sons in Mary land and sta distance. who merely
desire it on account of its Land advertising.
Our terms ere moderate, and we will take
pleasure in answering all letters OF enquiry.
EsH Advertisements can be sent to US through
the editor Of the "Regster," or direct, as the
parties may prefer. Address,
DECHERT & WASON,
Publishers "Mal," Hagerstown, Nd.
June 90, 1867. #