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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

FACULTY.


WILLIAM X. BOWLING, M. D., Professor Of
\ Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Dean Of
the Faculty.
CHARLES X. WINSTON. VI. D., Professor Of
Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women and
Children.
J. BERRTEN LINDSEY. NJ. D.. Professor OF
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery
THOMAS I. MADDIR, Ne. D.. Professor Of In
stitutes Of Medicine. 60. as-s- - L
materia Msdioa and Therapeutics. 70
WILLIAM il. NICHOLs NJ. D. Professor Of
THoMIs b. ]. BUCHANAN. MD. Professor Of
VAN s. LINDSEY. NJ. D.. Professor Of surgi
HENRY N. COMPTON, NJ. D.. Demonsirator
OF Anatomy
For additional information appiy to
j, BEkkIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor Of the University.
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White Sulphur Springs,
esurp~nurwr, S,s,xruysrur -.

NhA4BN 1A>AAAA ADb@ANg va
THESE SPRINGS. so LONG AND Favor
ably known % the seekers Of health and
pleasure. will be open for the reception Of visit
0rs on the 1sG of SsfRe. With extensive inn
prOyements and general Tefurnishing Of the
establshmsnt, we viii be prepared for the COM
Portable accommodation Of FIFTEEN HUN
DRIED To TWO THOUSAND PERSONS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths,
30 eminsntly serviceable IN connection with The
internal use Of fhesa A LTkRATIVE WATERS.
are always AZ the command 81 The visitor.
One Of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC will
be 10 attendsnee TO eniiven the Lawns and tie
Ballroom and suitable Livery will be open
70 the use Of those who may desire 10 indulge IN
horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition 10 other amuseme1ts, the bropri-
etors have provided new and elegant Bowling
Alley and Billiard Room.
Charges viii be s. day, or $50 per month
children under ten years and colOred servants
pail price, white servants according 70 accom-
dati0nE. p
NO eAort or expense viii be spared on the
part o. the propriet0rs. % msnaes this sstab-
iishmeut IN a manner best ealruiafed 10 pro
mote the comfort Of visitors In every respecs.
PEYTONB a co.
White sglphur Springs. w. Va, Jansl. 1855. .
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WANTED.

DURGHASERSF0 FOR LILLEY'S IMPROVED
Il Instrument for Surveying and calculat
ing areas This instrument is highly recon-
mended BY many Of the first mAthimaticians,
engineers and land surveyors in the United
States. Among Others Professor Church, u.
College, both Of whom are using Il in the in
structiOn Of their classes in surveying. Address
W. G. COLLIER,
may2i SIN 40 Union street, Nashville
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UCIATI0NAL.

DR0F. A, De CASTRO, A. NJ, OF THE
II University Of Paris and MDNE De Castro,
desire TO make an engagement for the instruc-
ton in the following branches:
Vocal and instrumental Music,
French, Spanish and italian Lam
Guages,
Drawing and PenmansbIP.
UnexceptiOnable references given. Address,
MONS. A. De CASTRO,
Prof. Of Music, Wesleyan Fem. College.
iunl2 WIT Macon, Georgia.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

LoSeFELLow the poet, has gone to Eng
land % play the Dickens.
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Information in u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM, 1865. ...-..-


No. I33O-United States vs.. nine barrels Of
Whisky.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, At
w torney for the United States for said Dis
triot, has filed his information in said Court, as
well on behalf of the United States and all per-
sons concerned, against nine barrels Of whisky,
q. Wolf 4 Co, and w. Wolf 4 Co., reputed
owners alleging. among other things, that said
whisky was seized as forfeited 10 the United
States, for the causes in said information al
legged.
Now, therefore in obedisnce to the monition
of the Court. 10 be directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claim
ing said property, or knowing or having any
thing TO say why the same should not be con
demned as forfeited, and that they be and APP
pear before said Circuit Court, 10 be holden in
the Federal Court Room. in the Capitol at
Nashville, Tennessee, On the 29fh day of
June, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there
TO inteTpOse their claims. ...
Err. GLASC0CK,
jun12 LIT . NJ. NJ. ID. T..
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From Canada.

OsHAWA, June 1.-TWO young men,
working here in Mills factory, had some
words, whereupon one OF them named
Ayles aeized and hurled a drawing knife
at the other named Kyle inAincting fear
full cash between the ribs, causing the lungs
to protrude therefrom. He is not expected
to survive
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H.-The Medical Department,

which was founded in 1850. Il has already ma
circulated four thousand students, Of whom
eleven hundred and eighty six have received the
degree Of Doctor Of Medicine. The buildings,
Museum, etc, are IN all respects complete. A
large Hospital Is connected with the Depart
ment.
The regular course Of instruction will begin
on the first Monday 10 November, 1863 and end
on the first day Of March, 1869. The prelimi-
nary course opens on the first Monday in De-
toher.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
first Monday in October, and every facility af-
forded for the prosecution Of that cornerstone
study.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

SAYS an exchange: "At late dinner
in North Carolina, there sat down to
table three ex>Goyernors, an ex>Justice
of the Supreme Court two ex-members
of Congress, and some other men Of hon
orable distinction in their State, and the
only person in the room who could vote
or hold Office was the negro who waited
ON the table. Such is reconstruction
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University of Nashville.

THIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH SUP
i ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has already rendered valua-
Bile and acknowledged services 10 the
cause Of education, silence and religion.
IL is established on apermanent basis, land while
mainly dependent upon tuition fees for its sup
port, has ever welcomed studious and ambitious
youth to its advantages with or without money.
IL Is thedesign Of the Trustees TO open Law. Set
entife Literary and other Department. as speed
ily as circumstances viii allow. At present two
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
1.-The Montgomery Bell Academy,
which embraces an eightyears course, eqniva-
lent to the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments of Western and Southern institu-
tiOns. IL il conducted BY an able corps Of teach
ers, with splendid buildings, excellent Libraries,
apparatus, etc. Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher departments Of the University,
or for the pursuits Of active life, at the option
ofthe parents. The next session opens on Mon
day, September IA. 1888. Tuition in the Gram
mar School, $50 per annum; in the High School,
$50 per annum.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

Joseph B. McCullagh, Esq, the WE'LL
known Mack Of the Commercial, is in the
city. IL is generally understood that he
enters the editorial department of the In
qlliUo Of this city.
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HUNTINGTON,

.jun4tfsp 80 No. North Cherry St.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Il. For Stage MhnAkur
S0URi;fii AND LAST WEEK
Miss MAGGIE nITCHELL
supported by Mr. ]. w. COLLIER.
LIVERY NIGHT Except Saturday nighn
AND ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEAL
TIE PEARL OF sAVOY;
Or MOTHERS PAYER. o,,.,y
Observation-Disclosures MAGGIE mITthELA
On SATURDAY NljHT, Feb 2s last performance of
- 1HE LITTLE BAkEFVoT
Mss Mitchell. MT Collier and @. L. FoI n me caI
ONLY PEASL OF SAVOY MATINEE n,
ME FoI's NEW PANrOMIME win shortly be produced
afssr months OF splendid and elaborate preparation
C1RESCH THEATRE.
L. IL l. bAlEMAA ...............L Lessee and Director
HUNDRED AND TaIRIY sEOUND PERFORMANCE
GRAND DUCHtSS OF GEROLsTElN.
winch continues 10 receive each the un
- qualified admi alton Of
FASHIONABLE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDI GSoEs.
and 10 universally pronounced the popular opera ever
produced
IN AMERICA
- II viii be reDeated
THIS EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, "Wednesday, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS and 81 tbe
MATINEE ON SATURDAY Al ONE.
with the original cast as folows-
Fritz. ........M. GUFFROY General Boum Dl ChEsNE
frnce Paul .LEDUC Baron Puck. .LAGklFFun I.
baron 0rog ...,. WALTER Nepomus. .MoNIER
WANDA NILE. Dr. rELCoURT
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 2s,
LES. LfONNE> PAuyRES.
Seats may be secured ak representations In advances ~
the theatre, sehirmers 7ul broadway and at Peters Z
Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2e lssa-rRrPLB SHEET


AMUsDs sHTs. .-
EkEs OPERA HOUSE. ,
y. Manager
WEDNESDAY, 'iiyKkiSo, IsilS.Ty u
esppsaranss Of The oslsbrsisd young American rnma
MISS MINNIE HArok
ilsss. iss: s.sn Sa sri n li'Issas artists
MADAM: I:n FfioaAbsoasE TsaobosE HanELxASs
siCnor ,slor AsT9MEuLIl9isSr 9nMELliSr,
rayHspAy EySk,se,h nse,h rss5ssTyr s1sEr -
'ie'' m0'' :aSl.': "sisslSS q coz I%p scaoMARx
- = tSi Sissig sGiiHs'a. aAJSK ipli9a'a CAST
sisnor BELLINI ovucc,
s,snor eloRaIo Ss"V' X ;oosL
rnHkfi sGIPnf dhAsb fssslSo ofssa ssas1siS siSsaf
'''rs''A' hgaalJ ASSiSSG fS%S sPsrc on VENICE.
s1sGRDAY, iserasry =
TIBLOs GARDEN.
THE CURTAIN RISES rDEcIsELY AT 7:so and The
STiRE PERFORMANCE terminates st iu:oo o'clock
sIxTn WEEK
GRANpEsT sPEcrAcULAR PRODUCTION
pN"S EuRoRE OR AMERICA
''n'an''d z EsHfns III PRESS AND PEOPLE
Dn1zLiNG sPLENDoR AND BEAuTL -.
he SCkNERY, COSTUMES APPOINTMENFSs SC.'
PREPARED AT EkORMUU, COST
the their several branches 70 be Souno
WEDNESDAY. FEB 20 AND EVERY EVENING". .
m presented the fairy bcrlesqne g.nza' in
roogue and four acts By James Mortimer, entitled
1Hr WHITE FAWN,
b which will appear JARRETT PALMEk,S esispSasso
PAHlSIENNE BALLET TROUPE.
THE CAST
y the most popular Of metropolitan artists
IHE GRAND BALLET
% .u..ainsd ~ BY ASsoLuirVos, phsxIEsEs, Ao.
MILAN. BERLIN, PARIS, ,,. Avn ,osnos
lN INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND FULL choKos
80 TiiREE HGNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS,
- ''e WONDRoUS TRANSFORMATION.
BRI,,Hr REALMS OF THE DRAGON FLY.
AN ENUHANTiN0 SCENE OF 9oRG GUS SPLENDoR,
uNAPPROACHABLE m,..
IN EXQUISITE BoAuTY AM RESIGNATION.
A GRAND MATINEE EVERY
SATURDAY. AT UCLICh-
Eeats secured eix days in advance.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
rpHE GREATEST BLaLEsQUE EYER rKEsEsTnp- ~.
III IpE ,W lrkD FAWN AT TONY PASTORS, PRE-.
sENIED AT riE MATINEE TO-DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK

sENiED AT rnE MATINEE TO-DAY, AT2,s O'CLOCK
HoUsE dkoW5E1 HuIuET1ous at AprLAusE
Engagement Of Nj Mr. pSpqa.ra 8. N. aa sS'Ggb GRgboon.
who is engaged for sa% ,%''f4 rhpsFnSrEp, psEi's.
the domestic spectacular drama after careful 70
Or TA5rHI pGklNS sSfF T;,A ANS WnGR GaAH'7Y
win be presented for the irs time n nmsrsa the spiss
FAITH, HOPE 0sND and CHARITY,
In four ac. and nnmsrous table ms n .,a ,.,.n,.a
.rsss ssr NJ s%' S!.% ocSs-
Nell :"S .na
J. DsAns' DrslFs sSndsis0' or cHAaAorsas
Rem Rommesy j. Mo,smsS M A%sGSsn MsaSsn
s4nn s4 Gsslf,.; Sy,rs sa; si.:pas SrSa:
ArsS AZ .:a RI: .nnpossa n
Dick Ar nstrong. burSar Mr. r. A. Dond
Sy S.a,si As .srs.n Ss%P-a'Ga To s esy Ssssn
Mr. Martin farmer MI M.Pr,Y
s. ai% Tn.%n: i.4% SERVANT M%shs
Second ss peasant. npiss
THIRD Peasant Mr.n.i
Fourth Peasant Peasants Cacsi. xc.
Faith widow % country Curate. Nelly Taylor
daughter. W.. ". q. q; Is.: Isss:
ps,;;y Peasant. MIR. H:wn.n n~
''As5EsSss'tssAi$$S Es:;i1ss Ssss:A'0
Occupying the fu scope OF the stage Chsrac.srano
ss : s:
Of ROBBERY The ,npsys Vengeance. T6s vhlA on Fire.
Hope rescued from The Planes. Excihng TAoleAu.
ACrI-WINTSk
In,eror OF Mrs Maytons Cottage Preparation for ths
Trial OF Hope Tho Prosecutor Rem puroins tho Widow
kos1ss thsre sf: II No %Sfd Ps. may sss
Tho Convict Timely Hops. Hem arrests Lhe
ssssss. XD0'h'Osl;: or e r;i.n s9spe1No.
The Haunted Chamber fhe Accomplicea Rem tho
Rommany olrs lair. Interview between the WI
lain Father and the Gipsy Tho Dehanco rhe Nur
derer alo AZ MdniInL fhs King Of Ter Tho spir
Faith. Raven. Fell Lynn Hope waylafd She Is saved
by the Rommany Struggle for iife Thrilling situation.
ACT 4-SUMMER
Old Marmighps Cottage rhe reformed one. Dan tn .
new Character rho little Black Bol. .Its mine - mo,
mine Any saucepans meudg Important discosuro
Rem and II you would save Yourself, spcak.
The search The Lease restored 70 the Orphans
The psy Heir % Baronetcy Arrest Of the Aurdsrers
Lovers united, Happy Denounonl Epilogue.
SOM DANCES AND A FAyOKiTk FARCE
Box book open.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
AMUsEMENTS.


DARNey WILLIAMS BROADWAY rHEATHs -
MONDAY EVERY kvhsi ~ AID
sAfURDA, Ma sE-. -
NEW YORK'S FAv,lRlTE ID iAAArio son.
ChANFRAt
AND 8KAND RIVAL
OF De Wadens brilliant modern coiDeay entitled
sAM. -
NJ 'p.;fsi;iE &. wiLpEa
In their origin charac.er ,..r
SUPPORTED BY AN UNUSUALLY FINE GAIT.
The Comedy produced with scenery, nsw sets, ns~
Appoin ments and all new details
SATURDAY fEBRUAkY ~ Aris HCLoOks
FIRST CHASFR.U AND SAN MATINEE.
Seats secured from to D. SIX days In adyan ancs-
nHEATRE coMIQuE, Bl4 BRoADw "
LAST 'MAIISEE BUt DSx
lASr AATiSEE BUf O<H
LAST MATINEE BUT oSR
OF the world famous u.,ro
HASLOS'5 uuaNNISn,s
hAsLoA ssp.ssAyLAyrro COMBINATION.
mis- WEDNE>DAY At 2y.
IItiiiSS IHiS wEDNEsDAY Ar 2S.
LAST nAhL0N MAIiiSSEE MAIiiSEs RRtnr Rtnr oSR
LAST HANL0N MemiSEa buu. NE.
LAsr HANLoN MAriNEa bCr uonI 0SE .ur~
ANOTHER PROGRAMME Asnihssnn ri.ppno99RpxxnMa rpo9
ANOTHER PROGRAMME, ANoihEn rAoo"A
ADM ssion Matinee, ~ csnts
Children, Is cents.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

WALLACK'S. =, -,rrp w wArI.ACr
LAST >l9HiS .
Of the present series OF popular PLAYS ~ sccoun'o u
FUKTHCUMlN6 NOVeLfIsoox
wEDNESu ~ EytNiAG. "eb ~
vl, be with beautiful and appropriate sesney
costumes and appointments. ohvar oodsnasA's s'sA'
SHE sTOoPs TO CONQUER; ~ ,ou~
Characters by Mr. LESrkR WALL OK ~; ~ ~.
0iLBhkr Mr. Gku HOLLAND, Mr. A. ". YouNo ny
&. T. KINGGoLD, Mr. ). G. WlLiAMsoN, NJ ~ y
4 Pope, Mr.. IJ WAMD, Mr. f. cAsHiN Nh MI No o.
CLARA JENNINGS and Mas FANSY Gt Lks
Thursday, Feb. 27Capisn VI the ach and "o0e"'sss
Little 0anie
Friday Feb. 2s-.ours."
kntuTa v, Feb 29-she oops 70 Conquer.
II respectfully announced that Mr. Lsstss Wa,AcR~
I'VE act Drama OF
ROSEDALE
has for some been preparation and win ~ sosse
TOR the three years -
MONDAY EyENiNG MARCH lsc8
The drama viii be produced with the utmost cara Era
trey scenery has been painted New and oesnuIus
will be introduced he Costumes uniforms ano ape
and the greatest pains wiz % AkoY
for this revival the same sue Soe0s ssS
attended the original production of tie play
Uvors open ~. Per. o;inance coa'Lshces sso.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

CrEINwAY HALL
y AATURDAY EVENING FEB -, ats O'Clock.
TESTIMONIAL CUSCERT TO
Miss FANNIE LOOMS,
Asstsied by the eminent srtisls
MRS. JENNY KEMPTON,
MISS JENNY APPELT,
Bl9NOR ARDAVANT,
kk J. N PArTTSON,
CAvALIERE PA0LO 0TORz
NIX. uAkMAN frost.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

VVANrED-BoARD IN THE COUNTRY. FROM Isf
Of May, within thirty a,les OF New York In highly
respectable private family, for lady. gentleman rec
child and Address, stating lowest terms W.,
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
U FRENCH rREATRR.

CADEMY OF MUsIC.-"ROBERTO IL DIAvOLO."
"A Last two nights Of tho
LA 0RANGk-BRlGNOLI ITALIAN OPERA.
The Company appearing at the Ao DENY Of Music, Pha
delpbiaA on Monday evening, I'd March 1853 - :.
THIS WEDNESDAY, Ajth, also on FRIDAY FEB ~,
birs appearance Of the world renowned German bssso.
Herr JOSEPH HERRMAnS
Frst appearance Of tho famous dAnseuses
NILE RITA SANG ALI,
when Heyerbeer's masterwork IN four acts
ROBERTO IL DIAyOLO .
win be performed for the drst time this season. with the
following excellent cast III
Madame do la Grange Alice
siRhor
gnor Lorini Raimb lido
New and magnificent cos;nnes and scenery, increased
chorus and orchestra.
IN MABCHkRA. Brooklyn Academy.
EATUkUAY Feb. ~, at y. NJ.
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
UN BALLO IN MASChERA.
Admission 70 Matinee, One Dollar 70 all parts <No 70.
served seats -
Seats Roberto Diavolo' be secured at ths
box Office Of the Academy schrners vl, and AcCoys i4
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
DAY. DECEMBER 10, Is6s-TRIPLE SHEET
MEXICO.

REVIEW OF THE sITUATION-MISiNG, RAILROADS,
AND REyENUE-THE STATE OF TAMAULiPAS
GEN. PORFIRIO DIAZ-NUNs AND PRIESTS.
tyRoM ORR OWN CORRESPONDENT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
WALKER, MILL & CO.,
- HhGEESTOWN, ND,
kM MN Would respectfully invite the at
EBs4S.ats&S ,entlon of the Pubic to their
s-zsisy-SsSEsss large Siook Of


X BsS.ettSs teutIon Of the !u'hc 10 hcH
Ezsszz-SsSEss large Stook Of
StapIe m,d Fmcg Groceries, lass
D9ef4s, root Gai EHio;7 = are,
rast received and now open for inspection, IN
Inc Iar-e building lately occurred ny NJ. hager
On the South Eas, Co-acr 81 The Square. Iacy
have 100 hesitation IN saysr- ta"t
THEIR STOCK Is THE LARGEST,
and the assortment tie most complete of any
house in the CoUnty. Eyory'm"y kept III
first elias, Grocery house IS, and vii DC Kept by
them. Their constant effort viii bc 10 have
everything on hand IN their Inc that a custom
er can ash Zoe, ard of such quality and condl-
ton, and al such prices that All Viii be pleased
Their goods are purchased in such quantities
aud on such terms that lhcy feel they can offer
them al such prices, as have not lately heen
known in Haecrs,own. Their motto will DC
"SaOri Profits and Qaics Sales"
md uey will prove 10 any one fayor.nG them
with a call, that tn, IS Ho' mere gosc1nahc.
IN shoT; they take Illtc n keeping such Gro
Gerry house as WI! be C-Ci:, 90 lie town and
an advantage 70 aH who den 70 o..
The woui ALSO cal. the C.. gc.e, a'i@u;i0r OF
Wholesale purchaser County Merchants and
Others. TO Their Stock They sTt convinced
that they can sell them Goods on such terms IS
will oJy.atl The necessity Of Tisi! 10 Tie tas-
tern Cities. Ttcy submit The following partial
enumeration OF their Good
SUGARS.-Ncv Orleans, ?. T., Cuba, Phil
aic'yhia, 5. II. Loaf Cracked, POWDERED,
Granulaled, 4. White, a White. 3. White,
SYRUPS.-Grcccrs, Portland, E@..a. Col
den, BE Hive Non Nry., Golden Stat. Choice
Bon 81 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

THE undersigned have jus, Returned from the
! City with new and complete SIuCh Or
SPRING GOODS. consisting in part y follow:
Brown and B!cachcd Nuslias, Prints aud Cha.-
hes. Pup.Iu> Lcnocs, Mems and Boys Wear,
Notions, Hats, Shoes, Drugs, QueenswaTe,
Hardware and Hooiguware, IN fact every
thing found 10 q country store. Cn Groceries
we are hard L. beat. Ne are determined 10
sci! Is cheap as the cheapest We respectfully
invite tao attention yi tie citizens Of Duilie!d's
and vicinity. We sell .og AID 20 mistake.
Ca-i and examine To- yourselves. 10 caaFae
Tor showing goods.
SNYDER, LINK 6. OSBCUEN.
DutHelds, Jet. Coua.y,W. Va, Apr. /, 1868.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
SONETHING N'EW -!
THE STYLE.

JUST received hue assortment Of Pa
. per AMI Envelopes, stamped with
new slylo Il German Letter, Puc up in
neat box Of one qajre paper nd one pack
OF envelope, cali and examine. II you
want cheap PsFef, EnvoloPes, Be, 90 10
;he Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
Picture frames

10 -Tca. variety Pictures ol aI ,.Zt, framed
90 order 90 GIii, Rosewood aaI CHA, "s.u'.'.
Walnut and Gat, and hlsua Frames.
BcPsirius and JPhOls.eI.ag done IN .Ae best
Dad ucaicst manner.
- We would respectfully cali ;lc alton
ton ot the people 10 thc ad Joining co-1is- Of
Virginia, 20 our stock q Furniture feeling
coDhlyu; tia, in quality, style and price. our
goods are adapted 10 their tastes and their pur-
sCs, and We are sure can cOmc7etc with tie
best establishments i1 tie CITY We have al
ready sent sese.a, large bill, Of goods into ".
Va, and con guarantee entire satisfaction to the
people N t.st part OF the country &! hey viii
favor Us with = call.
Very Respectfully,
LhPHAM s, MASON.
Eagers,own, January ., ISG5- y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

We would ammo nee 10 the farmers Of JoiIer-
son and Clarke countless that we viii keep on
hand and order all kIndSof
Agricultural Implements,
such as Woods Seli-Rake Reaper, Woods
Plizc Mower, for which VIC arc sole agents ;cr
Jefferson and Clarke counties; Grove ba-
visions Gum Spring Dril!-Willough5y's patent
sole agent. Tor Jefferson; Wire Tooth Horse
Rakes Of different kinds, Hay Holsters, Corn
Shelters, Nay, Straw and Folder Cutters
Wheat Fans, PIoushs Of different kinds, Forks,
Shoycls, Hoes, Moving Scythrs, Grain Graz
dlos, Hand Rakes; and will also furnish
Fertilizers Of Different Kinds,
For particulars IF Reaper and Mower see
circulars, which viii be distributed, giving GER
,iHcatcs. Persons wishing Attachments to
Keepers purchased last year VIII give US their
orders early.
is Ali orders left with AIr. John \. Sad
Ter, Rirpon; Mr. J. r. Griffith, Bcrryyillc; or
Mr.. VIM. Grove, Wildwood, will be promptly
attended to-
SNYDER, LINK & OSBOURN,
Dunield's jefferson county, ". Va.
April Is, leGS. II
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ii ard " are De pGTtm en- {

hon, Si.d Ho,se Shog, Ifil. Shes, Eor,s
hait Erps braces, Lis, .slN, riu!.tS
.4i=ss, .grr5, Conpduts CGlggg Hiring .Gc-
chimes, .HorE5f .Nachu,ts, JACK Snsrs Chains.
R4kS, Ham,5, TIor,h Scyitr Asir Spike,
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, ftir Caisss, lieut.,
Planes, Bcr,h, .lnriis, bel Viue, Srr
Plates, Tire Bender, Suor VYtncte', Toru,
Shor,ls scoops, .HaHocks, f.sit Hoo, R,lio,
Cross Cut Sans, .NH Sar., Circular 'ae.,
MA Sa,r,, Circular Sar., Ho1t-Iooh Sr,',
HIND ,ar'. Compass Sur7, Nip Scrs HafsI-
as, Hgumsr', Drnc hniro, Sy,t. hares. H.
ness, UUdiraTr, CoGE T,ipig .ugf. Shos Ful-
irg., -Haaous' Tools, BRUSHES. CgrIggs. H1rfla,
CuH-5y, DdH-, rrais', witt many HngsckoeF-
ing and Furnishing Good., DJ,l american agi
Imported.
Thankful for pas, ftyors, VIC 5ol.c.. y-'sr' 'or
the above named goods.
D HUMPUI rs q co.
March 7, lcGs o
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NEW STORE !!

HAVING purchased rhe entire Stock II
II Cod. from 4. T.. Bo;-lc-, r., take eas-
,,[s IN forming my friend sat tie public ger
liz. that il IS nay purpose 70 -!w1Js have Q
had complete supply q. NcrcAandiza
have Just received a'-fse stee< u
GROCERIES.
Brown and White Sugars al iOs pr.1cs
sIolssses and SyruPs; Shoes Of all kinds;
Tinware Of every description: Hard rare;
Nails; TUBS sad Buckets; slsj Brown
and Bleached Cotton; Hosiery II 81 kinds
Jaconett and Swiss Etglpg and i.sg ,ny;
Ladies Dress Goods and TrimniDg- Of cy-
cry variety, TO al Of which re pceiluliy
invite your attention.
IL Terms Cssh o- ezchargc far Country
FTac1rS JOHN r G COZ.
Shel 1--57.o ., June o. ls1..
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desire an,Ming in his Iine Of work. -.
lie is now prepared 10 furnish 20 order, al.
kinds of Furniture, such as Chamber, Dining,
parlor, Hal, Office aud Kitchen Sets, n eve
~ sly aud variety 10 suit the taste OF pgT-
ch9sCTS.
UNDERTAKING in al its departments
C0FFL.NS finished in The latest style. VIII
attend FUNERALS in town or country, on
short notice.
FURNITURE OF all kinds repai7od in the
on hand prime tot of LU.NBER such - Wal
nut, Cherry, Poplar and Mahogany.
IS Thankful for past fayors, he hopes by
strict attention to business, to merit . coHt.lu-
ance ofthe same. His terms beng exclusively
cash, he is enabled 10 sell cheaper than can DC
bought elseW here. Give hun . call
JOHN II. SCUCTTEKT.
Shepherdstown, April il, 1865. e
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Z XLES and Hubs for Bnggies, Car
4 risees, and Wagons, also Spokes
srt Fefs,gs ofsll sizes snd Beet Iiicko-
~. Dressed Hickory Buggy shafts. full
stock. Tor sale by Ran59n & Duke,
aug /. Chail3s!o"n.