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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-25

In the District Court OF tie United States bor
the DISTRICT OF West Tennessee. In the mat
tar OF Gresham & Co, Bankrupts. IN Bank
ruptcy, District OF west Tenneasee-zss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-25
SPRING MEETING, APRIL u, 1868,

TH forowing Stakes over tie Memphis As
sociaion GOurze closed on Jhe sta instant,
with the following entries:
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24


 It has come to light that General Grant wrote a letter conplimenting MT. Motley for the great speech he delivered at Boston during the recent political campaign.
 It is suggested, in extenuation of their conclusion, that the Cole jury were sane just before" and immediateIv after ,, but horribly idiotic at the moment of ren- dering their verdict. s,.ssse /, .1.,a 1Gsa 0,17t a Some of the students of Princeton Col lege are displaying, to their own disgrace, the quality of meanness, by protesting against the presence of young coiored man, graduate of Western college, at the presidents lectures .t- go s@
 The ladies of Brainbridge, Georgia, have voted to spite the Yankees by wearing honespun. is1 '@ rezrf - Oar Supreme Court have decided that a ,ouo ,po,ra,ato to try the validity of an cleo tion of officers in National Bank must be brought in Q U. s. court. al >ss 9e
 There IS 2 man in Danbury who can open half Q bushel of oysters in three minutes and eat them in one. Not an uncommon proportion between labor and board.
 Potatoes sell at Halifax at from twenty to thirty cents g bushel. ,, '. Y There are 26,OO0 French residents in Rio Janeiro. gi4t fsIsA s,a o3 tstl.5a \ iaaA Floridian legislator has just sold hi. orange crop for $4,O0O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
Kilbou1n's Store, O cJ c E M O K Es [

Now the rsilioad war hs s come to an end And the people are bound to be in bonds Let all your goodly footsieps daily tend. -l'' To the Cheap Store close by the depot pdii.ls; Bring all your friends, don't forgrt singIeI,
 For there's the cheapest bargains under the sail Bring the Lame we've power make them walk
 Bring the dnmb, our prices will make them talk
 Bring the blind,our nice g.,oIs will make them
 Bring the deaf, our great spell shall make them free. Is
 Bring your wife-don't fail to learn how a lit- tie pelf, 2: #" sif+
 Will bring away the goods from Kilpourn's
 shelf. Three special bargains offer to you all,
 To sec them good friends. don't fail to cali
 And first have pile of shoes, /
 Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, I1 :ell them fer half their cost, .,. And pity the maker that has iost The pile is worth $2. coo, just, as,. I'll take one half; don't ask for tTusl. IA, And next the Flour trade wants word. Though cries for bread are seldom heard. |
 Just fifty barrels in week are bound to go; And every price and kind keep, you know lis cash pii have, for trust is dead, ; 7s.5 | when Flour is made up into bread. h" And third cold weather has come st last With snow and ice and chilling blast; t3 l So in good kindness am not 10th, To sell you cheap your heavy cloth. l If one can get good buncombe Satinet, For fifty cents a yard, why need hs fretgp Yea more. A good fine cassmeie, each yard, | For just one dollar. Who would not be a bard? 1 All kinds keep and sell them very cheap, have mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning, "5' Il add d little dunning. .t-r 'E1' Do you owe me. Will You pay? a-f If you do, pray don't say nay. is l l.. l.. al. Good friends I'd like little money. s .,4. |
 Yours truly, D. c. KILBOURN. | of "Cheap Grocery Fame.
 Litchfeld Station Dec 1868 12tfl
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
1)oetrp.
(from the Atlantic Monthly for January. ) r...s AFTER ELECTION. xa f44.t
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

The day yissharp strife if ended new, Our work Is done, God knoweth how.
 As on the thronged, unrestful town
 The patience of the moon looks down,
 wait to hear. beside the wire, e The voices of it's tongues of fire.
 Slow, doubtful, faint, they seem at first: Be strong, my heart, to know the worsti Hark!-there the Alieghaiiies spoke, That sound from lake and prarie broke! That sunset gun of triumph rent j The silence of continent! s4 t.-.t. ..i4-- That signal from Nebraska sprung, This, from Nevadas mountain tonguei Is that thy answer, strong and free, O loyal heart of Tennessee? @ What strange glad voice is that which calls From Wagner's grave and Snmpter's walls? From Missiasippi's fountain head A sound as of the bisons tread! There rustled freedoms Charter Oakl In that wild burst the Ozarks spoke, Cheer answer cheer from rise to set Of sun. We have a country yeti Tine praise, O God, be thine alone Thou givest not for bread stone; Thou hast not led us through tine night To blind US with returning light; Not through the furnace have we passed, To perish at its month at last. o night of peace, thy flight restrain! Novembcrs moon, be slow to wane Shine on the freedman's cabin floor, On brows of prayer blessing pour; And give, with full assurance blest, The weary heart Of Freedom rest! .af
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24

POLITICAL DISABILITIES IN SOUTHERN STATES
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24

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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
WHOLE NO. 2sab

fs-sf fsss q te& WITHOUT PARALLEL IN HISTORY. Such
 IS the comment upon the energy and rap- ldlty With which the Union Pacific Rail- road has been constructed. by a board of
 three special commissioners appointed -bv
 the Presidentin in September last. to make .
 thorough personal examination of that line
 So far as then in operation. Eight hum
 dfed and ninety miles were thus inspected
 by the Commissioners who conclude their
 detailed report in these words: r!i7
 Taken as whole, $ the Union Pacific Railroad has been we'll constructed. The general route for the line has been exceed
 lngly we'll selected, crossing the Rocky
 Mountain range at some of the most favor
 able passes on the continent, and, and pos-
 sessing capabilities for easy grades and fa-
 vorable alignment unsurpassed by any oth
 CT railway line on similar elevated ground.
 The energy and perseverance with which
 the work has been urged forward, and the
 rapldlty with which it has been executed
 are without parallel in history. In the
 grandeur and magnitude of the undertak. Ing It has never been equa1led. Deficien. cles exist, but they are, almost without ex- ceptlon, those incident to all new roads
 The country has reason to congratulate it- self that this great work of national impor- tance IS so rapidly approaching completion under such favorable auspices. D 'ii-'
 Upon the showing made by the Commits sloners report, the issue of United States Bonds which by the national charter are allowed the Company, at the rate of about s4o, OOo per mile,) was ordered continued. ana Sl ,92O,OO was thus delivered on Dec. 9th and 18th. The Company issue, by au- thority, their own first Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as the Government snb- sldy, these bonds being first mortgage upon the entire line They are offered for sale by the Treasurer and the authorized agents ot the Company, at par and accrued Interest from July 1 in currency, those who purchase before January l receiving the oenenC of the premium upon the half-year. ly gold coupon.
 More that 400 miles have been added tnls year to the finished portion of the Un- lon Pacific. An army of men are still at work In grading the track and distri outing the ues and iron ill advance of the track ayers Not less than eight million dol lars have been thus expended by the Com pany Ill advance of the completed road, and tho work will be so pushed during the win ter, that by the summer of 1869, the track. ayers ot the Union and Central Pacific companies Will meet, and the railroad to la1 me faclflc will be an accomplished fact. Ine Bonds of the Company, at their pres ent price, pay Q handsome interest; and both principal and interest are so fully se- cured as to make these first MortOage Bonds one of the safest and most desira- bic investments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24


 Edwin Booths theatre will be opened January 18th. The play will be "Romso and Juliet" Married Methodist ministers in the Oin- cinnati conference average 1925 year, and the bachelors $545
 The 14th inst. was the anniversary of the death of Washington. ' He died December IA, 1799. @ Governor Gilpin of Arizona has farm for sale. It contains ,5OO, ,OOO acres.
 A single manufactory in Providence is now turning out eyeIets at the rate of 5OO.- 900 a day. 1 The school fund of Minnesota now amounts to $2.O31 1000.
 It-costs $125, ,OOO to fit mp the Araidne for the Prince of Wales pleasure trlp.
 The executors of the late Marquis of Has tings wont't pay his betting deots. TIE Housatonic Railroad Company are to send an agent to Albany this winter to solicit freight for that line, and to compete | with the Harlem and other roads.
 s'SHALLa church support it's poor'' is be- | the city missionary in the affirmative, and, an anonymous correspondent in the nega- | tive. E5 @ 'a|
 A GAY Lothario in Danbury, who was courting two ladies, was called away from one of them lately night, and with the help of a lawyer and minister, was made to marry the other before bedtime. !
 AN old lady, being in 2 store in Water. bury recently, deliberately sat down and reached out her half frozen feet to the iron. safe, remarking she always did like those air tight stoves. .a7T 1I,1g '
 AN old lady was run over and killed in Danbnry recently, and when they impart- ed the fact to her husband his first inquiry was. Did they save the hasket?' T TIE Wheeler < Wilson Sewing Machine Manufactory at Bridgeport is running dai. 5 ly ten hours over time to fill large or ders. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24

WHY AMERICANS HATE FARsuNa.--T thlnK no one can read that splendid prose- poem, Guyots Earth and Man. wherein ha
 characterlzes the position and products of the American continents, without feelin0 that they ought to be the food-produeers of the world They are the seat. he saws 1 nf EAoessive {; vegetable, as the cOntinents or the Eastern hemisphere, are of the no olest animal, devolopement. Let us. then.
 l'''lef seG ourselves to carry out the grand design of Nature than to % aoainst it am tired of the stories of Western n,arcb- : ants burning their corn. Let the drv-ooods clerks be set to work on the railroads and canals to bring it to the seaboard. then.
 Wltn butter at sixty cents and beef.steak at lo[ty cents D pound, and flour at eight cen dollars barrel, as they are in Boston at the present writing May, 1s6S). it is absurd to say that we are producing enonoh TOT nome consumption and for exportati1n too. Many and many a poor family have given up butter and sugar and inicv moot within these last eight years. The fact that paper dollar is but two-thirds of n gold dollar cannot account for provisions being two or three timestheir former price.
 No, the real trouble is, that the American
 hates farming and loves trading, partly be- cause he IS physically undeveloped. and therefore physically lazy; partly because at
 that school he got no knowledge nor love of nature, but only the trading ideas in- Stllled by SIX years of drill in the dollar and cent examples of the arithmetic. ana last, though not least, bee ause farmino Kills his wife, takes all the bloom, flesh and
 vitality away from her at forty. Very off, en, even if she can afford one, she cannot
 get servant; so that she is in truth, next
 to an Indian squaw, the greatest drudge
 on the American continent. t.-AAnntic MonEh. | " for .Juaudrv. -s.. .-f a.n 1'I1 ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
Patent Medicines,

Under this head be enumuaies the following
Ayers Cherry Pceioral, Ayers sasaparilla,
hyer's Ca,hnuIc PILE, Wis,ar's Dplsam OF Wild
Cherry, Jay nee EIPectoranl and other prepa.
raliyna Browne Bronchial Troche, Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, SINNERS Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit.
tiers, H0sleitor's Bnters, HooGand's German
BHers, Juniper Tar, Bulls samaparilla, Car.
Ler'5 Spanish Mixture, Schonks Syrup. Sgaim's
Panacea, Cod LIwT Oil, Konncdy's Medical
Discovery, ilsmpiou's yegei1be Tinclure,
Schedam Schnepps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Relief aud
other preparations, Bets White OIL and other
preparations, PiI.s-Wrghrs, Bulls. Peters,
Morrison Lanes and Sohenks Mandrake Pill,
Composition = vdefs, Bulr, Diarrhga Cor.
dial, Woods Hair Rcstomr, American Hair
Kestorer, TficcPnerous, Thompson's Bye Wa.
ter, Behz.ne Tor removing grease, tar and paint,
e.. j. Rogers Cholera Specific, Dr. Wickeys
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway RenOysiing
Resolveni, schencs's ScaHecd Tonic, Itch ONT.
ment, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Orgood's ChoIa.
gogue for ChIl!s aud Feyers, Burnelt's Ksllm-
ton fof the bar Black oil yamish, Settlers
Aperi,n,, B.ltlr Wine Of Iron, Olive oil, Hoilo-
ways Worm CONNECTION, HcLane's Yeupifuge,
Pyes NeUnifuge, American Worm Killer.
Fshnesiock's Yemiiuge. NeMUnns EIiIno Of
Opium, Henry's Cscined Magnesil. IiemLoh's
Extract Of B.chU. Brush OIL, OH Of spike y"
Stone, Mustarg Linimen'. OPedeld"e and G,h'f
Embrocations NoncbrkcT's SerTe 'nd Dono
iniment. Cough SyIUp. S'oDebfskef. ia, IL
Ter and other pTcpsrs; oDs Strengthening Plas-
ters and Adhesive Plasiers, Horse 'nd Cs':le
Powder. Tuh OIL, H0rsemsn's Hope Barry"
Iiuio,ent Merchant Gsfglin5 OI. Rogers
y -, Er A. dc &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SIEEPHERDST0WN REGISTER
Is PUnLLSHED WEEKLY

at g. 80 per annum in advance, or if paid with
IN two months after the date of subscriptions
if not paid within two months 50 will be
charged. These terms viii BIZ strictly ad-
hcred to.
ADvERTIsEmEErs Of one square or less, for
TIM zee insertions or less 5 80, and 80 cents per
square for each additional, insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space oil
II lines " i'll constitute square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If TIE number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent IN, It VIII De
published and charged accordingly.
JOE PElNTING viii be executed with neat
ness and despatch
All job Work aud Advertisements must be
paid foy when handed in.
An personal communications will be charged
for at the rate OF 81 cents per square, Il lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, it's proper to state
distinctly thu, 'err privilege only extends TO
their own inmet atc business. Real Estate Lee
gal and ell other advertisements cnt by them
10 BE- on additional charge. and no variation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
SMITH, BENNETT & CO..
GENERAL, RE.AL EST.dTE,
4 OREIG N,
AND
DOMESTIC AGENTS,
No. ). Saint Paul Street,
BALTIMORE.

HAVING established ourselves in the city of
y BALTIMORE, with connections in the North
egu, Western, aud Southern States, and also in
Europe, we will BUY and sell improved and I'm
improved Lands in the Southern and Western
States especially in the States Of Virginia and
West Virginia.
We have superior facilities for disPOsing Of
Mineral Property and large compact tracts OF
Land suitable for tue settlement OF Immigrants.
Ne.r!.l give cspecia. attention 10 the pur-
chase. sale and Rent Of Real Estate in this city,
and persons locating or making investments
here. will find It 20 their advantage to consult US.
No charge made unless actua! service Is rem
dereG.
January 10, icC5 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
WALKER, MILL & CO..

WALKER, MILL & CO..
@a HAGERSTOWN, MD,
fAlE-EA Would respectfully invite the at.
NEs;iszi.H tention of the Public 10 their
&C. large Stock OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Glass,
Queens, Hood and UWoW Uare,
rust received and now open for inspection, iu
the large building lately occupied by Mr. Hager
on the South East Corner of the Square They
have no hesitation in saying that
THEIR STOCK is THE LARGEST,
and the assortment ttemost complete of any
house in the County. Everything Kept IN
first class Grocery house Is, and will be kept by
them. Their constant effort will be 10 have
everything on hand in their line that a custom
or can ask for, and of such quality and cond-
tion. and al such prices that all viii be pleased.
Their goods are purchased in such quantities
onI on such terms that they feel they can offer
them al such prices, as have not lately been
known in Hagerstown. Their motto will DO
"ShOri Profits and Quick Sales"
and they will prove 10 any one favoring them
with call. that this Is not mere gasconale.
In short they take pride in keeping such Gro
an advantage to all who deal at Il.
They would also call the especial aticn ton Of
Wholesale purchasers, Country Merchants aud
others. TO their Stock They are convinced
that they can sell them Goods on such terms as
will obyiate the necessity Of visit TO the Eas-
tern Cities. Thoy submit the following partial
enumeration Of their Goods
SUGARS.-New Orleans, 7. r., Cuba, Phil
alclphIa. :. H.. Loaf, Cracked, Powdered,
Graduated, A. White, "a White, d. White,
lC1 Extra.
SYRUPS.- Groc,rs, Portland, Extra, Col
den. Bee Hive, Non such, Golden Star, Choice
Bon Ton.
MULASSES -Bal,o. Sugar House, c. NJ
DO, l.. "a. do, y. q DO.
COFFEES.-Lagunyra 2lJ Governmental -
Va, English Breakfast, American, Essence, &c.
TEAS.-Impcri.l, Gunlowdcr. Young Hy-
son. Japan, Black, English Breakfast.
CHEESE.-Old Swiss, English Dairy, East
ern Cutting, Pine APPLE, SSPsago, Nutmeg.
CANDLES.-Star, Alamanilne and Taltow,
with fun l'ae Of
Spices, Wood, WILLOW, Queens, and Glass
Ware, Oils and Paints, Lime and &C.
mcnt, Fish, Salt, &c, Phosphates,
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ropes, Ialtcrs, Twmes, SC, Preserves,
Fruits, Iermcucolly Sealed, Oysters,
Fresh Cove, Speed do, Brandy
Fruits, Pie do, Preserves,
Jeles, Slrtircs, Peaches,
Pine Apples, ketchuPs,
Sauces, Pepper Sauce, SC, &c.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Togc Their with every thing generally found in
a well REGULATED Grocery House, all Of which
will be sold IT prices 10 defy competition.
The highest cash price paid for Country Pro-
ducc.
rs We invite citizens Of Virginia who visit
Hagcr,towu TO give Us a call aud examine our
stock aud prices, feeling assured that we can
sell them Goods, either wholesale or retail,
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere.
WALKER, MILL y co.
UaEcrs,owu, January ], 1865. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
Picture Frames

IL great variety. Pictures Of al sizes framed
10 order 10 Gilt, Rosewood and Gilt Walnut,
Walnut ana G Ill, and Rustic Frames.
Repairing and Uynolsiering done IN the best
and uestest manner.
IL We would respectfully call the stten-
ton Of the people in the ad ioininr counties Of
Virginia, 10 our stock Of Furniture, feeling
confident that in quality, style and price, our
goods are adapted TO their tastes and their puT-
ses, and We are sure can comepete with the
best esta 5lishmc1ts IN ttc city We have al
ready sent several large bills u goods into W
Va. and can guarantee entire satisfaction 10 the
people II that part Of the country IF hey will
favor Us with q call.
Very Respectfully,
LAPHAM < MASON.
Hayerslovn, January -, lSG5. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
PIANOS! PIANOS !!


Gold Medal for 1868 has Just been awarded
to CHARLES NJ. STlEFF for the best
PIANOS now made, over Baltimore, Phia-
delpnia and New York Pianos. Office,
WaTercom No. :, North Liberty Street,
above Baltimore Street, Ba liimore, Nd.
STIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest in
y PrOvements including the AgralTe Treble,
Ivory fronts, and improved French action, full
ly warranted for five years, and the privilege
Of exchange within twelve months If not en-
urely satisfactory TO the purchaser. Second
hand Pianos and Parlor Organs always OF hand
from $50 to $500.
The following persons have our Pianos in
use-Gen. Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Va.:D.
S Renich, VIM. q. Butler, Fletcher kernev,
J. T. Chapman, 3. F. Harrison, l.. C. VIII
liams, John Burns, Warren EJy and John
Packet. of Jefferson County
u For further particulars apply TO B. F.
Harrison, ShcTherds,own, Va.
Send for 4 circular. Terms liberal.
January 25, 1865. 4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FRESH DRUGS !

ri II. N. BILLINGS ha. on hand, and
M will constantly add TO It, a large and we'll
IA selected STOCK a. pure
Drugs and Paint Medicines, Pure Vino.
Brandy, WhIskey, Rum aaJ Gin, Paints,
Pain, Brushes. Oils. Dye-s,ufs and Window
Glass, Kerosene Oh, Lamps and Chimneys.
Fine Perfumery, Pomajos and Toilet Soaps,
&c, French Candies, Ra.s.ns and Figs, To-
bacoo and Cigars, Stationery and Cutlery,
Nations Dc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Ie!-
ferson and adjoining counties that am seliiu,
Goods 80 per cent. cheaper than any other store
in this or surrounding counties. Give me 4
call and examine my stock Of goods % il Is
pleasure 10 me to show them and convince
yourselves beyond a doubt The fact.
Spring and Summer Suits for Men ard BOYS.
Selling cloth suits fos g 90 worth $3.50
1000 " 1900
1900 d" $500
Also with nay Furnishing Goods such as
Fine White SHIRTS for sl,OO
Fine E!bb't Wool UndersAlr,s Coo
Fine " Drawers Soc
Also @ large lot Of Tie from - cents Ip 10 2Jc,
very best quality Silk Scarfs &c to soc. The
largest assortment OF Caps in town from 25e up
20 800, all yies. Also Hats from 75c 10
$500, Ene felt. Largest and best assortment Of
Undershirts and Drawers, from Coo 10 s. ,2j,
Hickory Shirts from SOC 10 81 90, best q1aiity
Check Shirts for 75c. Cashmere OTershiris
from 81 90 10 Sl,15. Fine lot Of Wooden and
Cotton Hose from ~ 10 - cents. TRUNKS
and UMBRELLAS, and large lot Of goods too
numerous 10 mention.
would respectfully return ny thanks FOR the
very liberal patronage extended towards n e IN
Inc mast and ask q continuance Of the same.
G. ". MISPELHORN,
At LaIimer's Old Stand
ShepherdstOwn, May 2, l56o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
REDUCTION OF PRICES!
G. D. X + L l. Il,
No. II UeSt Washington Street,
HAGERsTowN, MD,

I ~ N T. Il II Il -
M. II Vest Washington Street,
HAGERsTowN, MD,
Has lust returned from Phil
&SESS,[ adclPhla. with iaTse aIu
L&SSSSSsssls..ssS well selected Stock OF Goods
suitable for the Holidays, consisting IN VAL
Giles of the best American, Erglish ana
Swiss Manufactures, Ladies and Gentlemens
GOLD WATCHES OF ALL STYLES.
i complete assortment of JEWELRl Of all
the latest STYLES. CLOCKS Of every descriP
ton and price. 4 full line of SILVER WARE
from a Napkin Ring to q Tea Set. FANCl
GOODS-the finest articles, such as
MUSIC BOOKS, WORK BONES,
CIGAR STANDS. TOILET SETS, LADIES
COMPANIONS, VASES,
Portemonnais, Needles, Scissors and Cutlery Of
the best quality. Gold, Silver and Steel SPEC
TACLES with the most improved glasses TO
sui every one.
As Christmas is near at hand and persons
are DESTROYS of making presents ne will sell
goods for this purpose al reduced prices.
Remember the place, Sign Of the Big SPccAs
at +. J. Posey's old Stand, , doors East OF the
Uagerstown Bank.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry promptly
repaired and warranted.
G. D. KELLER.
Hagcr5town, Dec !, 1861. l.