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MAC GREGoR LINE.
DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH
EUROPE.

.~A, TIE GEORGIA AND LIVERPOOL
NEAS$4s@l' LINE OF F1RST-CLASS NEW IRON
LNkeETkf1 4CLYDE-s BUILT STEAMSHIPS, COM
Ts=5Z sfsZMposedo Of the
SAVANNAH. ...........''.'...''''.tSo Dn9tog' n9g
SATILLA.. .........................( .(Now Building.
SARASOTA. ........................lJo 10 be Built.
SALUDh.. .''..'..''''''t1" =" 10 DomS
SELMA. ........... llo oe Dn ~
WAVERLY. ..........'.'..'.... .caPsrtn Dt1tsNN
LEITH. H.......................O Captain bARHErsoN-
STIRLING. ........ Captain BLACK.
RlGA........ ........'.'.'..'. ..''CaptAh nuSTEh.
DON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..CapIaln MAsON
Freight taken from and to ST. Louis, Nashville,
Memphis, Vicksburg Selma, Montgomery, Eufaul,
Tallahassee, Atlanta, Macon Columbus, AUGUSTA
Griffin. Albany, Amer,cus Greensboro. Madison,
Oovington, Athens, Newman, LAGRANGE, West Point.
Cuthbert Dawson. ThomasNlle, Cartersvile, and all
points in the Southern States, Great Britain aud th
Continent.
Bills OF Lading signed upon railroad receipts
interior points OF shipment Press receipts at savan
nah and dray receipts at Liverpool. Insurance
effected from interior points OF shipments and from
savannah, when desired, on our ore2 Policies here
or in Liverpool.
Advance of three.quarters OF the value at the time
of shipment given upon consignments, and proceed
guaranteed.
18th OF each month, commencing as follows:
WAvERLY, 1900 bales capacity. 18th December.
DON $500 bales capacity LIST December.
RIGA, $500 bales capacity. 10th December.
LEITH, 1890 bales capacity. LIST january
Extra steamers of 1900 and 5000 bales capacity will
be dispatched to Liverpool, Havre, Bremen, Ham.
burg, Antwerp, Trieste Genoa and Cronst1dt when :
ever inducernent ofers-
Freight taken from Car lii or any indirect port to
Savannah.
sS- All Loading done at Press.
In Liverpool to S1oDDART BROTHERS.
And in Leith to DONALD R. MAO eREGOR.
septemuer6 s3mo
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0bitnarD.

--~-->->~~|~-@-o>@->->
PICKENS.-Died in this city. on the evening OF
the 18th instant GEORGE ROBERTSON, infant SOL
OF Colonel and Mrs. SAMUEL B. P1cKENs, agad nine
teen days.
So evanescent was the jov
10 these parental hearts;
But the pure spirit without alloy
Bas passed to endless bliss.
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LADELPnIA AVID BOSTON.

FUR PHILADELPnIA AND BOSTON.
THE STEA hSHIP PRONE
- THEU>. captain A. B. GRAY, will
:i;t.&Ty leave Nor.h Atlantic VIII. .rf on
- sS::.:.ge Saturday. necember 26tb 1868, for
PHILADELPHIA, giving through bills Ladins to
"Boston."
Apply 10 JOHN & THEO. GETTY.
December IS North Atlantic Whari.
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Spsfial Qotiffs.

sS ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
Rev. wM. B. YATES, of the Mariners Church, will
perform Divine Service in this Chapel To-Aorro'o
afternoon, goth instant, at haltpast Three O'CLOCK
December 10
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the bes: imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
December Is tuths3
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Shipping.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE SPLENDID NEW AL AMERICAN
.E& clipper Ship C. H. SOUTHARD, L. r.
(M4&Y Ross Master, will be promptly despatched.
sx@E4 For engagements applyto
WILLIAM ROACH,
Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
December 10
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAR z
PASSAGE REDUCED TO SIS.

~S-s,, TIE STEAMSHIP sARAGossA,
ZIs:1Ssy 81 Captain CRowELL, will leave Vander-
LEIHSllJtf1S horst's Wharf, on Thursday oath
-@e&ssS4 49, December, at hali-past One o'clock
P. N. RAVENEL & CO., Agents
December 10
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Shipping.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

Fun LII Cis( OoH'
CHARL LESTONA IND LIVERPOOL STEAM
SHIP LINE.
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SHALL THE STATE BE INDEPENDENT
Are the people of South Carolina willing
longer 10 rcmain merely the producers Of raw
materials, tillers of the soil, and dependents
on others for every manufactured article? We
trust not. We believe that the war has taught
us better, and that new order of things is
dawning which before long will produce great
results Let the Kalmia Mills be finished; lot
Vaucluse be rebuilt let other factories be start
ed on the splendid water-power at Columbia,
now offered for sale by the State. Letus spin
our own cotton; make and manufacture our own
iron; manufacture our own phos pilates; buil Id
our own locomotives, cars wagons andploughs;
make our own sashes, doors, blinds, buckle is,
broems and shoes; in short, let us as people,
to such lands as We do plant, no. be satisfied
with being merely an agricultural State, but
diversity our industries, and diversity even
our agricultural pursuits. Let it no longer be
said that while hickory grows on every farm
our axe handles are made in Missouri; and
while kaolin a5ounds in the State, every plate
on our tables is made in Statfordshire or New
Jersey. We may then reasonably h)pe to
share in the prosperity and progress of the
great age in which we live.
THE LESSON OF NEW ENGLAND.
New England was dissatisfied with the war
Of 1S12-15 because it ruined her commerce.
She then threatened to leave the Union which
she has lately tried 50 hard aud so successful
ly to save; but in losing her commerce she
directed her attention to manufactures, aud the
whole world knows the result.
Let us learn lesson from her, and the day
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27
JOHN L RICHARD. JOHN F. wELsHASs.
THE LADIES' STORE.
NEW SPRING s. SUMNER GOODS /!

WE are now receiving from the Philadelphia
w and Baltimore markets large and well
selected Stock Of Dry Goods, Motions, Fancy
Goods and Milenery. Our Stock of Dress
Goods is the largest ever brought TO this mar
ket, consisting, in part, of De LANES, Poplins,
Black Silk, Mozambiqucs, Jasper Cloths, Ar
mures, and a large stock Of Lawns and Jaco-
nets, both figured and plain.
Our stock of Domestic Goods is complete and
consists of bcached and uub,eached Musllns,
Prints. Ginghams. Cotton and Linen Checks,
Shrting, Striped Tickings, Denims, Cottonades,
Brown Linens, Table Diaper, Crash, &c., &c.
We would cali particular attention to our
Stock OF White Goods, such as plain and plaid
JaconetS, plain and figured Swiss, plaid and
striped Organdies, plain, plaid and striped Nan
Sook Irish Linens, soft fnshr Cambria, &c.
Our stock of Notions, is very large and COM
plete, and We defy competition.
MILLINERY We are constantly receiv-
ing all the latest styles and novelties in the way
of Bounets Bonnet Frames, Hats, Ribbons. &C.
We would also say IN addition to the above
thatwe have on hand and will constantly keep a
complete Stock of Mourning Goods.
Wewould invite our customers and the pub
lie generally to call and examine this stock Of
Goods for We are confident that we can offer
them II prices TO suit all.
We would be pleased to have all come and
examine our stock, as it is no trouble 10 show
goods. TERMS CASH.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown, April IL, 1868. If
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SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY

excsvaring without their real character
being discovered The next season 1t
opens one END Of its cell 10 gain access TO
the smal, roofs and moist earth, but does
no. leave the cell. and thus II continues
from season to season, each year enIarg-
ing It's cell, never changing its locality
from the lime il enters The earth unhl IL
emcrges. The musical organs Of the To-
Gust, by which they keep up the Pecu'
liar and universal din, from sunrise TO sun
set, are described at length by br. Smith
and tie fact stated that it is only the male
which has the organs Of sound. lie
says:
The musical organs are also very Gu
rous and difficult to describe. Directly
under the shoulder of the wing on each
side of The chest there is beautiful mem
brane. somewhat triangular, convex, and
ribbed with fine bony ridges. This mem
brane resembles a small shell, and is
stretched over cavity in the chest. the
lower angle connected intergahy with
strong muscle. On the breast there are
two large scales, one on each side, firmly
attached 10 the breas! above, but ITee be-
low. On bending Ihe body backwards
these scales are elevated and expose two
large cavities, also covered with extreme
ly fac and silk-llke membranes. These
cavities are connected with those under
The musical membranes under The wing
shoulders, and probably serve for lungs.
When these cavities are filled with ar
the musical organs or membranes hrsI de-
scribed are made 10 produce the sound by
the large muscles; the bOny ridges OF the
membranes beng made TO act upon each
other with such rapidly that the mouou
is scarcely percepubIe. "
Whilst the mos, harmless and defense
less OF creatures. this insect has innumer-
able enemies. Chickens, turkeys, birds,
squirrels, and pigs will scarcely touch
any other food during tue locusE season.
A curious effect on all hens eggs laid
after feeding upon this diet is that their
yolks are nearly white. A remarkable
character OF the insect mentioned By Dr.
Smith is lis solitary life. Although IN
close neighborhood to numerous indiVid.
uals of its class, two are never found in
cell nor in contact. This is also their
character in the perfect or winged state.
Or. Smith has given in the work from
which we have CLEANED these facts the
mos painslaking and complete account of
this insect in existence, embellshed with
admirable drawings, representing il in all
its stages, 1t is to be hoped that some of
our learned societies will have their al
tention attracted to this valuable and IN
teresIing manuscript, end take steps for
its publication. Baltimore Sun.
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DO YOU MEAN TO PROPOSE?
TO DE SET TO MUSIC FOR THE USE OF ALL
YOUNG LADIES ~ LEAP YEAR.

You come very often, lis all very well,
You're very me man, anu very oIg
swell;
You've very good hear'' anu very
long nose,
But now to the point do you mean 10
propose
- ,
cy poor.
Who knock all day long al grsndmam-
mas door
Thev turn I'D their eyes, and lLev tura
out their toes.
But what is all that, if they do not pro-
pose
-,
alone
To unmarried girls is thing quite un-
known;
You sigh and look down, and present me
rose
But that IS allestui do you mean TO
propose
pear;
Why stop and look sheepish there's
nothing to fear
You men are suth geese ! only berlze'
bub knows
The trouble you give Us beiOre you pro-
pose.
,,r. .;o boro
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NEW VOL. 3--NO. 81.
IN Entire Congregation Poisoned ut a
Love Feast.

A Ieucr to tie Chicago Tribune, dated
at NsPeUL.e, Illinois. Jane ION, says
Never before in Tie history OF Naper-
vile was such an excitement cGesIed a.
ou last Sunday evening. when i, was re-
ported that The entire congregation oI the
Dunksrd rAurch, who were celebrating .
love feast, h7d been poisoned by eating
meat prepared In . copper keule, aud al
lowed ~ remain there unul the meisl had
become oxydizsd. Nearly every one in
the village had l'ienL or a relative in al
tendance, suJ consequently lhere vas
general rush for The church in question.
Upon entering the building the sceue
which met their gaze verified the reports.
In different portions 0f the church were
The sufferers. some sitting uP, others Iy-
ing down, the latter twisting themselves
!nio al sorts Of positions. rolling around
the aoor, and all apparenhy sufTering the
most excruliaing pain.
"MedIc5l assistance was al once sum
monod, tut, as II was very limited, con-
siderable time elapsed before oil could be
ait nJei Co.. The stomach pump was
brought into rcquis,ion and those who
gave evidence Of suffering lhe most were
considerably relieved by its use. Il was
found u-on scu7l count lhpt no less than
one hrndrsd and thirty were more or lrss
affected, the III J0r portion, howe'cr, but
Slightly, they having Partakcn Of but
small quantity Of be food. About ,wen-
~ were found f. be in dangerous con.
duion. These were removed 10 their
homes, and every attention pad them.
and before moinlrG many OF them wefe
out o. danger. Those who were but
slightly sGoc'ed, with soue lrttle assis'
tanrc, got home, snd in q slori time were
cnurely recovered.
lit seems that Ihe members were cel"-
braling love feast. On Saturday guam
tily Of meat was cooked in a copper Ret
de. About one-hall eff wss eaten that
day. and the remainder allowed TO remain
in the kettle unui SUNDAY. on account Of
their being no other place t. keep 1t.
Some of the sufferers JId not recover for
two or tlrye days, but DOW are prououne-
ed out Of danger" ...
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4 Few Questions.
re YOU a Chrislisn ,

Are you a Chrisiisn!
Or do you simply belong to some
church
II not Christian now, when do YOU
expec, 10 become one
Or do you ever expect TO reach heaven
without being Christian
Have you no need Of salvation
IfsaIvalion is necessity, why not seek
for it now
Is there anything gained by putting OF
this important decision
Doyou feel happy and satisfied in your
present state Of mind
Do you know what true peace Of con.
science ia
Does not God deserve your love
Has He ever done anything TO justify
your present alienation from Him
Ii not, then why persist IN rebellion T!
Why not be homes. in tea!isg E!iS
Tc-; God !
Do you dnd any real solid happiness
in the pleasure OF the world
Do they not rest like weight upon
your soul al times
Did the thought ever enter your mind
that you were in terrible condition
Did you ever feel hat you were with
out hope!
Have YOU no reason TO ice. so nov :
Have you Christian mother or SIS.
ter!
Did you ever think how often they
have wept bitter tears because Of your
waywaIdness
VIII you not come to Jesus just now
Come, Tor lie will be glad TO welcome
you. Come, for be is waiting TO receive
you. His arms are ou'sTetched 10 en-
brace you as soon % you look to him.
Come, before another hour is numbered
with the past This night yonr soul
may be required Of you. You know not
where the morrow may be spent. Tis
but a step from life 10 death, from this
world to the unseen world, where We
must all 60.
IF you still refuse, will not some OF
these questions rise up against you on
the judgment day Consider well, for
you may now be deciding for eternity !
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The LoCusls.

Thirteen. Year and Sercteen' ear
TribeS.-We have before referred to a
valuable manuscript work OF the late DR..
Gideon B. Smith. Of this city, on the To-
Gusts which are nov swarming and sing
ing around US. IIappears that there are
not only seven'ecn-year, but ihiricen'y ear
locusls, and Ihc work Of The deceased au-
thor embraces the scientific description ol
the insect as given by natnra!lSls, lis his
tory and lis habits in It's winged and un-
der.ground states, its geographical dISiu'
button over this country, and its regular
appearance in the different districts &c
In the previous notice we "enAo"cu '"e
conclusion established oy "e eN e"s''e
researches OF DR. Sm'th "a' '"'' 'o'us',
IN oePosinng It's egg CO.'S o,' 1"e "'i ~. ~ y.
"llch u Is cdPao'o' Il "oo Nv U''''
NOUN or means o' taxing '"o' '"%" ,''''
small hairs IN It's snou'' "nlch''n ieeu'"s'
are spread Out Over the surface oI tIe foo'S
or leaves o! trees ana 'hese co'Iec, VIC
vegetable juice ana carry u oy c'P''e'y
attraction 10 The stomach Eve" '"e III, u
jury uo"o ~ GeP"si""s "'e'
snFuooeiy y o' ''Iuo Von ~ su1' 49, 49, ., -
~ oooeI'l,? oo,'.'"G 9 - yVo
',e ~" " 'o"0 Wv, N''1'r d.,
sou 'e" ''o'I u, ''r' ~
'oo.' 'ue",i'''I ~ t.I I saan no,;co3 :,
~ ""o' '''' D.,,;,
Way Sno. oo e9" .eoC ,oIo Sn'o '" Ie9t tho J,,o
.tt J H.. .r,o.,ro,J. :, 1871
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'oe" ear i".9 W "TS "rrh d.oh J;s.
SAME year III every O'S'ito'' T'' ~" 49,
"ic' mas d u'He'I"' } col W. nv" Iirf.
anee i'o'i' ''d' VI ""y "0's ''oo''"e oI'
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Eahy d" u'e''cdn 'ePuoiIo'" '"
touno only IN 'he Ohi'eu o'''es' d"o t'@'
thefe are TWO 'II0'S o. ,ny,o , n',S t.; ,ta oor; o
Iei'"g .ton Iao" o'"e' .u M, o..g t.o,;Ir MI Tho
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s'o'"u ''oU, Wv N - o,.L -
crease III ""'poe'' '''' "O0u' Wv
'ha' mon'n' "oeh '"e gie~'s' "e'"O..I @ ,.,I
VIII appear ana men !" less "''"O''' VI, III
aooH' toe ON O' June ".,'" "1 ,"oI' WI, ~
.ease '"s - eS..a, 49,, an""r;,;a @ -" ,I";. " n.
'uey 'o'u'neu.e l. oePo',,,"g %e" oo.s E
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'u"e' "m." on 's' .so'e "e ,ie 'e'" 1!e r 10y
aoo"' NV 'sE'' - ''',s "oi,' 'o' nc
p"1 p'se :" ", ,'t,,' " ~ ""'o"
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'so '"'' h;'n4.S y '.'''i - ,ba oy;nos;,or 49,,
P.n' o5,S G, 81 ivue the old Id.n.,s j;.,nDoa,
.I'ara,bsr .I' | Abont the 25,b Of July the
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a Sable Philosopher.

The correspondent Of one Of The North
ern ne nevspapers, in letter Published dur
Ing the war, thus humorousIy describes
his interview with a strsgger from a ne
gro regiment Of The Federal army. with
whom he was remons'rstinG for having
slown the white feather in baulc {:
"Wcle you in the fight ~
Had little taste OF il. sa
"Stood your ground, did you :"
mo, sa, | runs
run at The first fire, did you p
Eyes sa, and would have run sooner if
knowcd il war a.comin.'
"Wby, that wasn't very credirable TO
your courage -
dat isn't my line, so,-cookin's my
perfeshun ."
"WeII, but have You no regard for
your reputation p
"Repuialiou's nofn by the side of
life"
"Do you consider your | fe worth more
than other peoples =
ITS worth more to me, 50.
Then you must value it very high
ly ?"
"Yes, sa, does, more dan all dis
world more dan a million ob dollars, ,sa
for whrt would dat be wulh to a man wild
&c bgel out OF him ? Self PTcscrwashun
am The frsllaw wij me"
But why should you act upon DIFF
lerent rule from other men =
"Becau,c different wen set different
values upon iar lIves-mine is not in de
market"
"But il YOU lost it, you would have
tie satisfaction Of knowing that you died
for your country"
"What palisrcshun wud dat be III me
Wien de power ob leeliu' war gone p
Then patriotism and honor arc nothing
to you :"
muffin whatever, sa ; | regard them
as among the wanies.
III our soldiers were Ike you, traitors
might have broken up the govemment
wilaoul resistance.
"Yes, ss, dar would have been no
help for it. | wouldn't pUI my head in
de scale, gainsl no gubbcrmeni da' ebber
existed for no gubaermenl could replace
the loss to me-
40 you think any OF your company
would have missed you II you had been
killed -
"May be not, sa; ; dead white man
ism much to desc sogars, let alone dead
nigga. But I'd miss my self, and dat
was de pint wid ne.
Itissaie to say that the dueky corpse
of that negro will never darken The field
OF carnage.
"Jane, wha, does snoozc mean ! Don't
blush my dear; hold up your head and
tell me what snooze means p
"Psase, Miss SpIizfzzle, | don't
know"
Don know, cbaJ! Very strange
Can't you guess -
NO, ms'sm, can't"
"Wyll. What Go 20 love to DO after sup.
per! La what does the child hold
her head down for-here, Jane, look up
and tell me what you love after supper.
You are great girl, mos. eighteen now,
and your edicatiou has been shockingly
I, elected. What's it you love after
supper, nv dear -
10! Miss Splizfzzle, don't ike TO
tell"
Don't Ike 10 tell.-nonsense out
with IT,"
"well, ma'sn. if ! must tell. | loves
Joe Snob. the miller, TO hold me in his
lap"
"O-o-o-o-o-o-O! my gracious !"
A. II. Stephens says Grant and Colisx
uill nnt he elected
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LIME i!

THE undersigned have commenced
1 burning Lime, al tie quarry Of Sam
uel Knott, five miles easl Of Shepherds.
town, and will keep Lime constantly on
hand, which they will cell low for Cash.
SAMUEL NJ. KNOTT, & BRO.
April 4, 1868. 3m'
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lows, dII Vi 'uc HIOsI dPTIoHtu pdHelhs
and every PIow warranted, for sale by
Ransom e. Duke, CharIestown.
GlISTERN Pumps, Grlndstones and
u Grindstone Hangings, Pump Chain,
Wooden Tubing for Chain Pumps, Well
Wheels, Churns, and Cook Stoves, for
sale by Ransom g. Duke.
ORITISH Lustre a, the
q feb 80 Drug Store.
KuNE Durham Smoking Tobacco, for
x sale al the Drug Store.
I FULL Stock of Ruflling, Laces En-
-A broidery and Trimmings of all kinds,
at Richard g. Wsl8hans'.
MEW Pressed Tin Ware, Seamless Tin
~ Ware, cheap and durable, for sale
only by d. Humphreys g. Co.,
apis Charlestown.
Z AIDES in want Of the new Spring
Il Style Hoop Skirts, should call at
ap is Richard g. Ueishans',
NRENADINE for Wells, at
~ ap IS Rickard g. WeIshans'.
ypABLE and Pockel Knives, Pruning
( Knives, Budding Knives, Scissors
and Briar Scylhes, for sale by
Ransom g. Duke,
mar 81 Charlestown.
WYNN Books for the use of the Meth
a odist Episcopal Church, South, al
mar 81 Lloyd LickHder'S.
yRON Double Shovel Ploug ughs-tried and
\ warranied-lor sale by
Snyder, Link e. OSbOurn.
Dufield's, April Is, 1868.
HORSE Shoes sll sizes, and Mans i'm
IL proved Axes, warranted for 80 days,
for sale by Ddvid Bilhmyer.
HARNESS Hardware and Coach Trim
A mings. Hames, PIow Lines, Horse
Collars. Garden Tools, all kinds.
D. Humphreys g. Co.
I INsEED Oil, Spts. Turpentine, Co
~ pal Varnish, by the can or single gal
lon for sale at the Drug Store.
ZOO KEGS Nails, for sale by
AOO Ransom g. Duke,
mar 2l CharIeslown.
OAR Iron sHd Steel, all sizes, for sale by
~ Ransom T. Duke,
mar 81 Charleslown.
OUY the best Delaware Corn Sheller.
~ double and single spout, warranted, for
sale by Ransom g. Duke.
T AIDES, Misses and ChiJren's Gotten
II Hose, large stock at low figures, al
may2 Rtckard g. WeIShans'.
Yll ATER Coolers, all sizes and styles,
III for sale by
d. Humphreys g. Co.,
May Q Charleslown.
MuNE Brand of Chewing Tobacco, at
y mar 2S MspelhOrn'S.
ITAGERSTOWN Cook Stoves.
IL T.. Shafer.
KlERTlLlZERS OF all kinds, for sale by
i d. Humphreys & Co,
may 80 Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27

THE Sensation Boot, new style, at
j may % LickHder's.
QUEEN Bee and Navy Sweet Chew
y ing Tobacco at L. Lickider's.
MOROCCO Bill Books for sale at the
M Drug Store.
KuELD Hoes, all steel; Water Kegs and
\ Well Buckets, for sale by
may2 D Humphreys g. Co.
GOOD Honey Soap culy 60 cts per
(T dozen, at the Drug Store.
OAPER and EnveloPes.-Anolher lot
K of Superior Paper and Envelopes just
received from Philadelphia at the
may 8. DF"S 0'ore'
ICE Cream Freezers, to make Ice
< Cream in five minutes. for sale by
d. Humphreys & Co,
Nav O CharlpstoWn.
QTAMPED Bibbs, Yokes and Bands, al
y Richard g. HelShanS'.
T IFE of n. B. Forrest the celebrated
IL partzan of the West, just received
and for sale at the Drug Store
MONTGOMERY Wheat Fan-besi
Ihl in use--for sale bv
d. Humphreys g. Co.,
may 30 Charlestown.
CRADLE Braces, by the dozen or hun.
y dred, for sale by
D. HumphreyS g. Co.,
may 30 tharlesto Tn.
TRHE latest style Straw Hats for Men
/ and Boys, at Il. Ltchhder s.
WHEELING Nails. Noslon Nails,
M Bidseion Nails, full stock for sale
by Ransom g. Duke,
ap 25 Charlestown.