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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-14


ROANOKE CoLLEGE.-Wei invite attention
to the advertisement, in another column, of
Roanoke College, Salem, Va, and especially
to its low terms,-lower than any other Col
lege in the country of the same rank and en-
inent standing. This institution has just
closed its twelfth year, and though young,
bids fair at no distant day to take rank with
the worthiest in the land. 1t has an able
corps of Professors; the course of study ex-
tends through four years, and embraces eve
rything taught in older and more renowned
institutions Of a similar kind, while the in
struction is as thorough and complete. There
were in attendance during the year just closed
1S2 students from various parts of the United
States
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"WAR BETWEEN TIE STATES"
BY Hon. A u. STEPHENS

THE above named work will present. "a careful.
Il political analysis OF the past, scparutiug H,.t
from apparent causes II the late unhappy ruuni .
and will furnish epitome of that brilliant ca
when our eminent author stood the pecF of tho iur
mortal triUmyiratc, Clay. Webster and nIhuuH. r
the halls OF our National l. gIzlaturr and
ing to later period, will gave those intern" HgIf
and shadows of the great var OHiy known TO b. BE-
officers, who watched the flood tide Of revUlurI.
from its fountain springs, and which were ~ o..
cessibie to MIR Stephens from bs position l
officer of the Confederate States
To a public that has been surfcitod With Jppeycut
iy similar productions pEoInse a change fare.
at once agreeable aud salutary, AMI int lcCtuat
:reat Of the highest order. we beg to announce
our conviction that the American War ha- iart
found a historian worthy lite Importance, at" ar
whose ands 1t will receive that modars g. auo I'd
and impartial treatment which truth and jul.ic-
urge thy demand.
The a gent will Canvas this County Ior tuf. work
which ,nly be obtained by subscfipiirn
June 80. 1868
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THE BALTIM0RE WEEKLY GAZETTE
FO R Is 6 8.

THE Northern Radical journals, in view of the
L approaching PrcsIdCn tial struge lie making
every effort extend their Giro in the South,
and to flood the country with Radical falsehOods
in order to- lay foundation for Radical frauds
With view of combating far possible these
mischicvOus agents, the
w Il Il KY GAz ETTE
has been established. 1t undertakes TO represent
the true wants and feelings of the South and
sent her wrongs. 1t is the largest cosmopolitan
journal published South OF New York; and has a l.
ready. within few weeks, obtained subscribers in
some three hundred Southern towns and villages
In the hope of accomplishing some good during the
Presidential campaign ofIerthc WEEKLY GA
ZEI"TE in packages OF fifty copies, to any one ad,
dress, for 500 For single copies and clubs mailed
to names OF subscribers, our terms are:
One copy Tor one year.. .................$ So.
One copy for six months. ...............Sl
Five copies, one year, .................--.S 50.
And ono copy extra to getter up OF Club
Ten copies. observation-disclosures.
And one copy extra to gctter up of Club
Twenty copies. Observation-Disclosures 27.
And one copy extra to gettcr up of Club.
Address
GAZETTE OFFICE, Baltimore
Nav 10. 1868. ....
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w. & S. Il. R.-Thc Winchester and
Strusburg Railroad Company has been fully
organized under the auspices of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and the
latter company is to furnish the requisite
funds for the construction and completion of
the work, beginning at once.
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TOWNSHIP SCHOOL TAX.

THE present School year expires on the Both
4 instant. The School Tax has been due since
the 18th of September last, and the School Board
have given me notice to settle my account Treas
| now most respectfully give notice that on
all tax bills that may remain unpaid after the 5h
of July, unless some definite arrangement re made
about il, will be placed in the hands of an Officer
for collection.
i give this notice hoping that persons who may
disregard it will not complain of the cost they will
be put to about the matter have given bond md
security for The performance of my duty and must
do it. The tax book may Ee found at the office of
Mcssrs. White s. TrapnaII, who will receive and
receipt for lakes. Respectfully,
J. G. COCRRELL,
June 30. lS63-tf Treasurer
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MIsoELLANRoUs.
POTOMAC COACH FACTORY

TINE undersigned respectfully in EHg
has aEen the lns CoScH saS5fl VIA
ly carried on by his father. in Shep-
herdstown, and is prepared to carry on
CAR RAGE MAKING
in all its branches and will keep hand to order,
all kinds of
Carriages, Buggies, RockaWays, Phatons,
Spring Wagons, Germantown Wagons,
Sulkies, SIeighs, &C., &c.
In fact all kinds OF work done in first class
lishmcnt. having had experience in the business
tie is determined to employ none but hrst-class
mechanics, and use none but the very best mate
rails in the manufacture of his work and will fur
nish work ON az advantageous terms any other
shop in the State. Particular attention paid to
pairing, and will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
All new work warranted for twelve months, and
old Carriages, Rockaways. Buggies, ETC., taken in
exchange Tor new ones. Persons in need of any
thing in his line would do well to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. A share of public
patronage solicited.
N. BAH orders promptly attended to.
r.. s. NJ. HOFFMAN.
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EXCEEDINGLY LENIENT.-We learn from
the Martinsburg Ne'1 Era that Albert Ber-
ry, the negro who killed young Herbert, at
Darkesville, full and impartial account Of
which was given in the last issue of the
esprit" had hearing before Justice Doll
on Wednesday, and was bound orcr to answer
the charge of murder.
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IL. l.. uEISKELL.

I y
HAS just opened well selected stock of seasonal
L bic goods, to which he invites the attention of
the public
July ,is6S.
II oMESTICS.-Blcachcd and Brown Cottons,
IL Cotton Drillings, Prints, (some beautiful
sty!es,) just received by
II. L. BEISKELL
WHITE GOODS Ladies' White Kid Gloves,
w Swiss Muslins, Plain and Figured Cam
brics, Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hose for
sale by ii. l.. HEISKELL. &.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR.-3 bbIs Cider Vine
4 gar-two years old, pure ard strong-for
sale by Ii. l.. HElSKELL.
MACHINE OIL, for sale by
Va II. L. HEISKELL.
DALM Leaf, Paper and Linen Fans, for sale by
Il II. l.. HEISKELL.
July 7, 1865.
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FOR SALE.
SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES,


HAVE Just opened at my store in Charlestown,
L opposite the =" Bank Building,'' large addition
to my former supply of SEASONABLE GOODS,
and which is now being offered the most reason
able terms. The stock of
& p q g q r 1 g .
is general and complete, that enumeration is
deemed UNNECESSARY. Suffice it to say that every
article needed by housekeepers, from necessity
luxury, will be found on hand, and offered as cheap
as be found elsewhere in the county.
LIQUORS, embracing the choicest Brandies,
Wines, whiskeys, Gin, Rum, Brown Stout and
of choice and superiority of quality, the assortment
cannot be excelled in the county.
QUEENSWARE, Stone China and Glass Ware,
very choice selections of the latest style and best
qualities. Also, Wooden. Ware, Stonc-Wa and
Earthen Ware, of all va rictics.
CUTLERY, rf the best quality, with eral
handsome Castors, &C. Also, Fencing, Shing ling
and other Nails, Putty. Glass, &c.
SHOES, for Ladies', Gentlemen or Misses, of all
kinds and varieties, and the stock of Calf Kid and
Lasting Gaiters Getty made and stitchedI is es-
pccialIy worthy of attention.
HATS. for Men and Boys, OF the latest fashion
and best quality.
LADIES' HOSE, Gloves, and other articles ofne-
cessity and taste, cheap TO be found csewhere.
NOTIONS of every description, and many OF
Corn Meal, Flour, Bacon, Dried Beef, Bologna
Sausage, Fish, Potatoes, &c, always on hand
o. Country Produce token in exchange for goods.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past
year, n continuance is confidently expected, from
the additional inducements which 1t will be in my
power to effer. JACOB b. BROWN,
April 81, 1868. Agent.
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THE CRops.-The Wheat, Rye and Dat
crops of the county have been generally gar
nercd, and the husbandman should be CRATE
full to the good sc cd of the harvest" for the
favorable weather for its ingathering, and the
abundance of its fruit. The new crop, we
presume, will soon be offering, and we hope
our farmers may receive remunerating price
The quotations in Baltimore range from s2.7O
for prime, to s19Oa2 50 for inferior but lit
tie offering and market dull.
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ACCIDENT.-On Sabbath last, Warner, a
young son of Mr.. T. W. Drew, had two of
his fingers nearly severed from the hand by
a cutting box with which he was attempting
to cut some some hay.
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q D Y n A DE CLOT H N I
For Men, Bows and Children.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

lust received from the celebrated IT-EH y
- Factory of VIM. Mccain. BaIti- fSAzlGtSL
more, COUPE, GERhlANToWNS, Ar&-~Gs2-
ROCKAWAYS, TOP AND NO TOP
BUGGIES, which / will sell at Baltimore prices.
All kinds OF Carriage Repairs done short no.
tice. w J. HA WKS,
June so, lS6S-3m. ct for Wm.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP! 80
JNuN n curDEv


HAVING re-opened the Dry Goods and General
H Merchandising Business, at the Brick Store
Room lately occupied by Josiah Watson, in Middle
way, invites the public TO call and examine his
tensive stock of
SPRING & SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
which have bee purchased good terms. and will
be sold at most reasonable prices His Spring
of Delaines, Prints, Bleachcd and Unbleached Cot
tons. are equal to any in the market. and will be
sold at rates but little beyond city price,. His
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
have been purchased with great care, and comprise
a general and complete assortment.
In addition, he has full stock of Hardware
9ueensware, and Wooden Ware, of every dcscrip-
ton,
GROCE RIES,
such az Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Syrups &c. In fact
his stock is made up of full line Of mercha ndise
and everything required for the wants of the com
Inunity will be found his store
JOHN G. SHIRLEY.
Middleway, May IL. Is6s-n.
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CheapSide!

CheapSide!
A CHOICE lot of Country cured BACON.
A NEW SUPPLY Fancy Cassimeres and Coat
A Lso. Handsome Styles Linen Coats, Pants and
IA Vests. ...
A BEAUTIFUL variety New Styles French
IA Lawns, Chambray Gin CHAINS, Picues, New
Style Mourning Prints, sc. ...
/ AIDES, Mems and Children's Hosiery, choice
II Variety of Ladies', Misses and Children "a
Morocco Shoes, Kid Bnlmorais, Lastin e
Congress Caters, sc.
VERY Superior DURHAM Smoking Tobacco
well cured and fine flavor.
HARVEST GROCERIES in great variety.
II just received by
June %, 1868. E. WEST.
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THE LATEST.

at the examination yesterday, before JUS
tees Myers and Ridenour, Ransom and Jack
son came and gave themselves up, and their
cases were taken up aud disposed of with
those of the other parties under arrest. The
parties on trial were each held to bail in the
following sums, to answer the charge of riot
ing. at the October term Of the Circuit Court:
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Yesterday morning Carter Fisher, negro,
one of the leaders in the riot, was arrested
and brought to town. John jackson and
Sam Ransom, have not yet been arrested, but
rumor has it that they have escaped to Mary
land.s Both of these were conspicuous in the
fight of Saturday.
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shepherdslown. June %. lsesE6m. r : ~ p.
"OLD FAMILY GROCERY,' .
CHkRIESTOwN JEEEERSON RI ru "

IA cery'' is capable of supplying the larder of
every household in the counties of Clarke and JEFF
ierson with every requisite article for COED living
The subscriber would especially inyiteattention to
his stock of $50 iaI
FRESH HARVEST GROCERIES,
cd just received, embracing CofTees, aFN
E9sh Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Ba E3zEs5
Scon. Beef, Shad, Herring. Mackerel, $eizEzA
Cheese and Crackers, Spices, Ground Alum and
Fine Salt, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Soaps,
Candles, Oils, sc. IA. r.-.... sf..4 "a -.
EXCELLENT. ARTICLE OF WHISKEY.
9ueeusware, woodenware, Tubs Buckets Churns
Water Coolers, Japan and other Chnmber-Set
Harvest Kegs, and every article usually found in
Grocery Store.
o. These Goods, bought for Cash, will be sold
for Cash at a very moderate advance wholesale
prices. Gallo send your orders to the ..old Fam
lily Grocery W.EBY.
June 30 1868.
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FRESH HARVEST GROCERIES
TO THE PEOPLE
WHO WANT TO SAVE MONEY +!
JOSEPH GOLDSMITH, Agent,

JUSEPH GOLDSMITH, Agent,
HAS opened new and select stock of READY
II MADE CLOTHING
DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS
HATS, &c, which he is determined to sell al prices
that will defy competition. His assortment of White
and Dress Goods embraces many new and beauti-
of admiration from the ladies. Figured Brilliants,
Black Lace Shawls, Dress Trimmings, &c. No
tions in great variety, and a splendid stock Of Do
mcstics Trunks OF varied sizes and styles, Every
description of
EADY-M MADE CLoTHING
For Men, Boys and Children.
He asks especial attention to his suits for Chill
dren. lie can furnish entire Suits for Children
from four years up. His goods are new. and prices
because much below the ordinary mar
His store is in the room formerly occupied the
Post Office by MIR. John P. Brown, which has been
painted and fitted up in handsome style.
O. No in quest of CHEAP GOODS should
fail to call aud examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere JOSEPH GOLDSMITH, Ar't
July 7. 1868
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R EAL TIE.
15S ACRES OF
J e ( 4 9 rs ON la N d.


FO R s SALE.
TsHE undersigned, desiring to discontinue farm
Il ing, will offer for sale privately, the farm ON
which he resides, located on the Potomac river
Jefferson. The tract contains
One Hundred and Fifty-Three Acres
of LAND, in fiue State of cultivation, and under
good fencing. The Improvements consist OF
GOOD FARM DWELLING HOUSE,
A SWISBER BARN, and other OUT -
BUILDINGS, in good repair. The farm IS ss!kd
we'll watered, and ii there is fine Spring I4ASA
of Mineral Water, believed, by good Judges, TO con-
tain superior medicinal properties
THE FRUIT ON THIS FARM
aeS Is unsurpassed by any in the county, and en-
~ braces every variety usual to this climate
The Orchard is young and thrifty one, and
now in fall bearing. Besides, there arc SEVENTY
YOUNG TREES on the place, set out last FALL
The growing crops ON the land, and the wheat now
being harvested, will attest its productiveness.-
Detached from this land, but sufficiently 10
can be purchased with the above tract If desired.
Having determined to sell, because ] feel too old
to continue its cultivation satisfactorily. offer this
land at the low figure of $50 PER ACRE. Taking
into consideration its
ACCESS TO MARKET, ITS PRODUGTIVENESS,
and its IMPROVEMENTS and FRUIT, this farm
Is the and of the most desirable in the
county. Persons wishing to purchase can call and
examine the land, or address me at Shepherdstown.
July z, lS6S-tt. SAMUEL LICKLIDER.
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LATEST ARRIVAL!
RARE ATTRACTIONS & GREAT RARG AIN

L. A 81 a IL XXI v A l.
RARE ATTRACTIONS & GREAT BARGAINS
L. DI N Z L E,
T the old established house of c. G.. Stewart,
"A decd, Charestown, has just returned from
Baltimore with one Of the largest, most select and
varied assortments of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
of the latest style, improved structure an attrac
tive appearance, has been his pleasure here
tofOre to offer. Also received, in addition to the
general stock on hand. large and beautiful seiec
ton of the most fashionable
SIIVER-PLATED WARE,
consisting in part OF Butter Dishes Casters, Cake
Baskets Ice Pitchers, Spoons and Forks; also, Sill
yer Table and Tea Spouns, Silver ThimbIss, Silver
Shield Gold Rings, Sleeve Buttons of all grades
Breastpins and Ear Rings in variety, and thou
sand other things valuable, too numerous to men
ton.
o. Thankful to the public for the liberal encour
agement heretofore extended, examination Of
the stock now on hand. and an inquiry the in
ducements Offered to purchasers is respectfully
hcited.
Bo- Special and speedy attention given to RE-
PAIRING. and all work warranted to be executed
to order in the best manner Ind reasonable terms
June 2, 1868.
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SECURE TIE SHADOW,

ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADES.
A Nd accordingly the citizens of Charlestown
"A and vicinity, are invited TO call at my gallery
Composite the Carter House, lately DiehI's Marble
Yard,) where will be pleased 10 wait on them md
PHOTOGRAPH their faces as faithfully the
Camera. assisted by properly managed light, can
please. ALLEN F. HALL.
December 81, lS67-3m.EH
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Wesley Lowrey $3.50, Vim. Taylor 500,
Jim jackson $50, and Carter Fisher, Sam.
Ransom and John Jackson, each in the sum
of $500. Up to the adjournment of the
Court, none of the parties had given the re-
CURED bail, with the exception of Jim Jack
son, Esquire Ridenour becoming his bonds
man. The examination was conducted by
John W. Kennedy, Esq, for the State, VIM.
Ii. Travers, Esq, appearing for prisoners.
In thiswhole affair it has given US pleasure
to witness the efficiency CT the Messrs. Pot
terfeld, the Sheriffs, as eentrasted with the
ineficiency of our own elected conservators
of the peace. These men came into our
midst-leavins their own homes and families,
and night and day labored assiduously for the
maintenance of order, and in this they were
sustained by the vast majority of our citizens
-----------
STILL OPEN.-We would remind our cit
liens that although Mr.. Jeffries is still con-
fined to his bed from his recent accident, his
Stereoscopic Car is still open at all hours
If you have not been there, go at once, and
see the beautiful views he has on exhibition,
and you will be doubly pleased, besides you
will be spending your money with crippled
invalid, who is deserving of the patronage Of
our citizens.
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SPRING MILLINERY!

A T her Fashionable Millinery Store Post Office,
IA Main street-has received and opened select
assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER MILLINERY,
which is equal if not superior, any offered
to the Ladies of this community Her stock con-
siss of the NEW EST SHAPES in Straw, Silk and
Gimp HATS, BoNNETS, &c; velvets, Ribbons,
Silk Goods, Flowers, Feathers, Ruches, Grapes,
Blondes, Rraids Ornaments, &c.
Grateful for the kindness OF the past, she assures
the Ladies that she will be most happy to wait on
them at her store.
o. Her prices moderate for the CASH.
ApriI 81. 1S6S. IL
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DRY GOODS AND. NOTIONS.
A NEW STOCK,

SPRING AND SUMMER. SUPPLY.
FOR ALL wANTSl
NTILLEI. & SMITH, of the Stove ripwars and
w Furnishing House generally of Charlie tavu
respectfully inform the CITIZEN the county sbss
they have just received full and select assur tine t
OF all articles in their line, that the wants Of trr
season may require. An early call Is collected. as
price, arc indicate and entire satsfactiou. az g..
material and workInansnip guaranteed. TrciU
stock consists. in part, OF large assortment Of
COOKING STOVES,
of the latest and most improved patterns from No,
6to 10, with Utensils complete
In w a T. q
of every kind and description, manufactured ri
home of the best material the market can furnish,
and by the most experienced workmeE.
Also ON hands select assortment of
SEAMLESS PRESSED WARE,
very heavy, and embracing Kettles. Basin- Ro-yl-
&c, in size from quart 10 five gallons
OF JAPAN WARE, small su pply but omhra--
ing many article of permanent use and great econ
omy to housekeepcrs.
Having procured n large supply Of very stiperias
material ,sPecia attention will b. given to
'EIN-ROOFING AND SCOUTING
and with experienced hauJs and mode rate pgigea
we guarantee satisfaction. Tho improved pBut
Bracket Of metal or wood fDT uishei when ,csirct
REPAIRISG done at short notice and on rcaHaua-
bic terms.
pJ-Grain of all descriptions Sect Hidcs Sbrcr
Skina, Rags, Beeswax HARD Soap. Bacon. dCug,
per and Brnss, will be taken exchange ior work
atthc highest market price.
May 5, 1853
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LIE A TIL Il II .

7 HAVE made arrang emcnts with Philip Showers,
i OF Martiusburg, TO keep constantly on hand a
supply of SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER KIP and
CALF SKINS. which, will self low for Cash
change for Hides. JOHN w. GRANT HAM.
MiddIeWnY Y. Jung .. lS6S.-
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5TING OF ALL PAIN, q certai cure for Neural
~ gia, Headache, Toothachc EaIachc, and pains
OF all descriptions, for sale by c. E BELLER.
HarPer's Ferry, June ,, 1865.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AMOS S. SMITH,

AMOS S. SMITH,
"A tt9rney at Law.
WILL practice in the Courts of Jefferson, Berke
w ley and Morgan Counties, West Va, ind
Frederick. Clarke and Loudoun Counties, Va
Attention given in United States District Court IN
cases of Bankruptcy.
o. Office in BANK BUILDrso, Charlestown.
January II, ls6s-ly.
DANIEL B. LUCAS,
attorney at Lew.
II PRACTICE in the Courts held at Leesburg,
Il Berryville, winches ter, shephe rdstown and
Martinsburg. Office at HALLToWN, WEST
VIRGINIA. All business left Tor me at the Office
of EDWARD C. FREEL. Esq, inShepherdstown,
viii receive prompt attention.
60 CASES IN BANKRUPTCY attended to.
November 26, lS67-u.
EDWARD G. FREEL,
Attorney at Law
PRACTICES in the Courts of JEFFERSON,
L BERKELEY, and MORGAN Counties. He
will have the advantage of consultation with and
advice of DANIEL B. LUCAS, in all business ia
trusted to him.
town, West Va. ~
November 20, ls67-H.
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SHAD AND HERRING,

WCLCOTT'S PAIN PAINT,
REMoVES within five minutes any physical pain
etable, and perfectly harmless, Tor sale by
c. E. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, June 3, 1865.