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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
AS AN APHR1ENr,

rTliIE3E Is no medi1ine 50 much in favor sith
II those who are acquainted with their sction as
kohaek's Blood Pills they ale safe, pleasant and
mlld IN thelr OPERATIONS, and Are purely vegcta .
hlei can be taken hy children Rs well as adult 4,
Try 'hem, uorshiseT Nyers are sole Agents,
neSo sm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
eSN THE GRAET CAUSE
SxH OF
Human M1Soryl
Jn1t P.Jhsbed IN a !Cs1l,d nE,,r,lob, py;c,
"HII IHOHsHtu " a 7scdItd bIutIoPe. ITIce
Sir Ctnis

or ttNNs
A LECTURE on the nature, treatment, and
~. rWticaI cure Of Seminal Weakness or sprr-
mstnrfhga, induced by self abuse; Involuntary
Emissions, Impotenoy, Nervous Debility, and inn
pedmenta 20 marriage generallyi Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, Mental aud ihyslsal Inenpac-
ny, do.-By RON. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. d., au-
thor of the 'Grccn Book,h1e. .
The world-renowncd author, In this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self Abuse may
be efiectuAlly removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
rsttum cnta, rings, or cOrdials, poipting out =
m de OF cure At once certain and efftctual, by
which cvery sufferer, no matter what his condi-
tion may be-, may cure himself chcaply, privately
and radically. This lecture will prove boon to
thousands Rnd thousands.
Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope &c any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF ak cents or two
postage stamps. Also, Or. Culvcrwslrs "Mar-
Iiage Guide,' price 2s cents. Address the Pub
fishers, .CHAS. J. q. KLINE &CO.,
~ BoNery New York, Postoiiice Box $50.
Jan. 10, 1865 LuI Iuoi3Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27


BosroS, Jan, 20, 1890.
PoLASp's WHITE PINE COMPOUND, - Amer
having given II a thorough trial. VIC can confidently
recommend Poidnds Whhe PiHe Compound rs
very valuable article for the cure of colds coughs,
and pulmonio complaints generally. In several
cases, We have known II to give prompt relief when
oil other remedies which had been tried had failed.
II is an article which, in climate so promot,e Of
sudden and severe colds ~ Is that Of New England,
those who once obtain IT, and give Il fair trial. will
not thereafter be willing to be without It.
AVAILABLE MEDICINE. - Dr. Poilnds Hhhc
Pima Compound, advertised In our columns, isasue.
eessfu attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues Of the White Fine bark. II has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials to It's value
from persons well known to our citizens We rec
omineud Its trial in all those cases OF disease to
which II Is adapted It is Cor sale BY all our drug
gists. - N. 7. Independent.
The Uhne Pine Compound is now sold In every
part OF the United States and british Provinces.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON, MASS.
c. DAMON cc CO., Proprietors.
BEERBowRR, HALL h Co.,
Wholesale Agents,
ft'H' oLKvELASD, Quo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MARTIN & SHIELDS,

HAVING purchased the R,ot and Shoe estAb.
~ lishment Of " Adtns, would respect.
fucementa offerud IN their line, They keep on
hand all kinds of Csnls dne and coarse cali aud
kip boots AMI Shoes IAdies' gAiters--lsced and
eaiton--sllppera. ovsrshoes, etc, Custom work
made 20 order by the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
BEST WORKMEN IN THE CITY.

those who like we'll made boot OF shoe 10 eive
Us call, Ladies' work doos Ia the neatest and
most satisfactory manner.
,. Noon y seney's block one door north Of Craw-
fofdN eonieeti0nary.
sinis, Ohio, NarsA ., iSSs, " pcsoif
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
ERYSlPELAS,

or, 81. Anthony's Fire, eau ha most edeetual,
Jly crsdicaled by the use of Rohaek's Rl0od
Puf,aer in eNniunctloa With R0hacS's blood Pills
Hsrshssr hIsrs scle Ageuts pose en-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
FOR EVER WOODY.

MILLER a HUNTER having en,etcd into
partnership In the boot aud shoe business will
Keep constantly on hand ....- -.9..
ALLsTYLES,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
PrigbtfuI Prophecies
Concerning the End OF Ill Things

Concerning Tue Ehu ~ VS. A"'-S'
,ro made by religious enthusiasts, and on the
other hand, philosophers insist mat The centre
80 Eth :. a mass of irs-that the Polss Of
,beFor,b will one day be at The Equator, and
that the Sun is grapually fading lax Ike
This !, very terrible; but pending such Whole
colo col,mities il will be as we'll for each mem
h.. or society 70 take care OF bis or her heaiIh'
and leave the rest to Providence.
The end comes prematureiy to all WIZ AZ
elect the preservation of that inestimaOie Dies
sing. Suffer liver disease, dyspepsia, chronic
constipation or any other ailment 10 lake IL
course unchecked, and it viii assuredly shorten
life. I. cannot be said that the means oil pro-
teetin- the system against the predisposins eau
SOS Of Jiseas. are withheld. The constitutions
and physique of the least robust may De So
strengthened and fortified by course oil Nus
LETTERS STOMACH BTrTERS as TO rem
der them al but inYGlnerabie, not only TO the
attacks o. epidemic disorders, but also 10 Tie OF
binary complaints which prcVa! IN all eouh-
tries and at al seasons. If the immense ImPor-
lance Of PROTECTIVE MEDICATION we're un"er-
sally understood, this Incompatible vege'ao'e
antidote, which is already the most popu!aF
tonic IN the world, would everywhere be class
ed among the staples Of life and no family
would dare to be without it. The time may ar
rive when this will be the case, for every year
adds hundreds Of thousands 10 tho list o! those
who use It.
May Is, 1865. ."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
Deatbs.

On Saturday morning the Odd in0'snt,
in this place, Mrs. SnLie Hryser, daugh'
ter of Gregory aud CaIbaTlne BrltDer. IN
the 22d year Of her Oge.
In Ihis place on Tuesday last, 2o'h IN
slant, Mrs. CathGrine Loyns, IN the 6lsl
year Of her age.
On Saturday evening last, ODD instant,
al his residence near Leetown, in this
county. Mr.. .Andrs,C Mcintyre, aged
about 65 years.
In Charlsslown, on The OH instant, in
the 72d> year Of her age, Mrs. Esther
Vance Davis, reicl Of MIR. Aquilia Davis.
On the 5lh insi.,in this county, Charles
NosOard, oldest son Of James and Annie
p. Myers, aged years and 3 months.
In Msriinsburg. on the Odd inst, Mrs.
Elizabeth LeqiherS, consoh OF William
Lesthers, aged G7 years and 9 months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

&C. Clsculr CoURr. The June Term
Of tho Circuit Court for Jefferson County
will convene in This placc on Monday the
9Th OF June. The following are tho li.,s
Of Jurors ..
Grand Jurors-Rudoiph Rowe, Henry
Cannon, Wm. 7. Baden. John II. AL
stadi. Henry Keller, Thomas w. Beals,
Alex. Fos.ett. Geo. W. lacey, Joseph d.
Holmes. Anthony Turner, RolIy Bowers,
George w. Molcr, w. 6. Butler. J. f.
Schlsy, K. Z. Turner, Jos. Sraley, Jos.
Welshsns, NJ. II. Miller, IL. Selby, ].
v. Uuderdonk, d. Billmyer. S. IIarri-
son, A. Trump, John Stephens.
Petit Jurors-Wm. r. Turner, l.. F.
Currie. r. c. ByeEs. w. A. Marshall.
Wm. Ssyle, John Molcr, Wm. McLery,
L. J. Wlliams, J. NJ. Stipp, Charles
w. Suook. Philip Engle. Vim. House,
WiggingIou James, Alexander Walsh, w.
S. Magruder, John w. Grant. Geo. w.
Brstner. VIM. II. H. Miller, James Nc
Cloy. Jacob A. Sheets, James w. Green
wood. Andrew Mcintre. John +. Erwin,
John w. Myers, Hsnry Will, Alfred o.
Damon, Charles Trail, Philip Engle, Jr..
James w. Mslau, John K. Corbin. John
II. llswn, J. Nj. Decauline. John Miller,
Joseph S. Feming. Emanuel Spangler,
Andrew j. Wa,deck.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
A R G. H SP R | n &
NURSERIES,
Washington County, Md.

TIIF proprietor respectfully calls the attention
/ of his many customers throughout Virginia,
to his large and vel grown stock oil FRUIf
TREES and PLANTS, including ali the STAN
dard varieties and all new varieties OF any mer-
it which he offers al moderate prices.
Our stock consists in part of
.IppIe Trees-Fine 10 year old trees Of
the best selected varieties well branched,
and in splendid growing order.
.iprieOtS-Best standard varieties.
P.Grs-Dwarf aud Standard.
Ch,yTies-Heart, Bggarreau Tor firm teshed)
and Duke or Morrello, OF every variety.
p,a,h.s-All the standard and new varieties.
C,,,ranis-Red Dutch, White Grape aud
Cherry Currants, the best in the market.
o,,bs,ries-Houghlon' Seeding, very pro-
ductiye, never mldcws.
Crap,,-Catawba, Concord, Delaware, Di-
ana. Isabelle and Rebeecs, well rooted.
S,,a,cb,y1iss-Ofthe most hardy and produc-
tive varieties.
Iawton Blackberries, Myatt's LinenaeuSr
Rhuberb, and Evergreen Ornamental Trees,
SC, Sc, sc. ,,,D ,,,,,pu
Nv General Agent, Mr.. Affixed MILLhh,
will visit the Farmers of BEhhELEl ana
JEFFERSON COUNTIES, during the coming
summer, and will De pleased TO take ofders
for all the above named fruits, &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended tc me and hoping for contihu-
ance OF the same, We will do our oes' 10 please
all who favor US with their orders.
JOHN RElCHARD,
Proprietor.
NJ Catalogues furnished on addressing
ALFRED MILLER,
General Agent,
FAIR Play,
Washington County, Md.
Nav % 1863. Am
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

Nz. The OLD GUARD FOR June
The contents are as follows list Mod
erp and Ancient Ideas Of Liberty Con-
lras,ed. nv the edisOr,) chapter let. Ideas
of Government and Liberty Current IN
Europe from the Second 10 the Seven
,ernlh Century; I'd. Positive Democrst,'
by tie editor; sd. Dead Under The Roses
continued, chapters 4 and 10; May Song
poetry; AstorIe. an Italian Historical Ro-
nance. continued, chapters II and 10;
Sub Rosa, a Msden's Love Story; Inc
Negro Bureau; The Last Battle OF Stone
wall Jackson. by member oil his stan;
Types Of Mankind, by Dr.. Van E''Ie;
The Nero; Bread and Sack, The Soul 5
Idol, poetry; The Book Table. which is
well covered with most interesting and
diversified meIags, and is very inviting;
EDITORS Table, which contains the usual
quantity Of very acceptable matter. The
on Guard from now 10 November will
be mere valuable than ever TO Democratic
readers. As lie political topics discus
scd vii! have close relation 10 the great
snd grave Issues before the country, every
Democratic votsr should get he work.
Single copy, 25c.; one copy, one year.
SO. Van EVrie, Horton q Co., pub
fishers. No. 1872 Nassau 81, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
A CARD.
CONTRADICTION.

Imam editorial in last weeks Spirit, We notice
the editor has spread himself very much on the
Mccormick Reapers. In reply we are sorry
10 saw that VIC must contradict him in most Of
his remarks and we are prepared 10 prove
what We say both out OF and IN the he'd. lie
SAYS none hold higher position IN the estlma-
tlon Of the farmer than that which enables HIM
to harycs; his crop with ease, which we admit
but contcua lGal Il can DC done with more case
with Woods Reaper than with McCorm!cks.
lie agAin says that none have succeeded ~ car
rying oil the palm Of superiority from the FIon-
ecr in The field, NC Cormick). Now, II the
editor will examine, he will find that, at the
Paris Exposition, last Summer, alter A.
Woods carried OF the only Prizes awarded to
American Reapers and Mowers, and the Ma
chino built there with Messrs. Burgess & hces'
Improvement, exhibited in his name, and was
not ike that built by Mccormick III Chicago
aud built here.
Ilc again says the Mccormick Reaper has
more than held IFS own wherever introduced,
which we deny, as it has been run out OF the held
in every instance in Maryland. Although we
admit hat there were more Nc Cormick Reap
ers sold in this County last season than others,
they Gid not give as full satisfaction as Woods,
and We have reason 10 believe IN several cases
the teruis on which they were sold was more
thought Of than the Reaper, as IS The cass at
this time.
lie again says whoever has tried this ma
chine was ccutcnt and did moi want any other.
This v deny, aud We know that The editor IS
aware that last season MIR. C!itleuden, ne ar
Rippon, purchased Il Nc COrmIck Reaper, TIed
it and ,CGs not content until he procured Wood
Reaper, tried Il aud kept It and returned the dc
Corm;ck, which fact has been kept very low.
He again says the Mccormick Reaper is best
adapted TO the uneven surface OF our lands,
which we deny, as Woods is the only Self
Rake Reaper that has ever been introduced here
that can be raised and lowered while passing
along.
He says the inventor of the Nc Cormick IS
native OF Virginia, which we admit and are proud
of, but he does not pretend TO say that Walter
A. Wood is not native Of Virginia, neither
does he pretend TO say that the State (New
York; where Woods Reapers are MANUFACTURE
ed is not more favorable 10 Virginia than that
State (Iiiinois) where Nc Cormick's Rcapers are
made.
Now. in conclusion, VIC will excuse the edI-
tor a little as (having heard him express himself
favorable 10 Woods Reaper, from what he had
gathered from those that used thCm--uot from
his own knowledge Of Reapers) we doubt very
much whether he can tell Reaper from
Horse Rake and we would advise him TO
have nothing more to do with ReaperS, but
employ his spare time with Joe Chap!ine, uoke,
Ptzer & Co.
SNYDER, LINK s. OSBOURN.
Duficlds, May 80, 1868. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

Mrs, Moore, Boston lady, Of much
intelligence snd humanity, who las spent
the past winter in that part OF North Car
DINA lying between Beauford or More
head City ard Washington, makes an ear
appeal for food to be sent 10 The poor
people Of ths, district, who are literally,
she says, starving to DEATH and multi
,udes Of whom musi die OF hunge! before
haryes, unless they can have relief. One
man sisted that neither himself nor fami-
ly-wifa and four chiidren-hai tasted
food bun on.e in Iour days, snd lie had
been forced By distress and hunger TO dig
to dig up tie potatoes he had planted. It
is frequently The case that families are
without food for two or three days, or
have bu, a very email supply
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
NOTICE !

2HHE Board Of Supervisors will meet
Z on
Saturday the goth Of June, 1868,
for The purpose OF making the County
Levy. al persons having claims against
the county are requested to present them.
And all persons who wish license 10 sell
spiri,uous liquors, ale or native vine
must make application TO the Board at
that time. By order OF the Board.
JAMES Logic, PRECEDENT
G.r Free Prers copy I'd
May 30, 1863. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

THE New and Improved Hay. Straw
i and Fodder Gutter. for sale by
ID. Humphreys T. Co.. ChsrIe,Iown.
OHURNS.-TiBgley's improved Their
v momeler, Nos. |. 2. 3, 4 and 5, Up.
right Cburns, Barrel Churus and other
P5ients, for sale by
D. Humphrey & Co..
may 30 Chsilssiown.
CEMENT. for sale by
" D. Humphreys & Co..
may 30 ChsrlesioEn.
DEVOLVlNG Hay and Grain Rskes.
LII for sole by
ID. Humphreys e. Co.,
may 80 Charlestown.
IrHEEP Shears, OF al patterns. for sale
- By d. Humphreys f. Co..
may 80 Chsriestown.
4 FINE article OF Rakes. for Harvest,
a for sale by
d. Humphreys e. Co..
may 80 Chsrlesioxn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

o. Prot. John L. Campbell. Of Wash
inelun College. writes TO the Paliey Tir-
ginidn Among many specimen. OF
minerals examined by me during the last
few months, were q number from Angus.
ia county, one Of which proved 10 be a
good ore Of copper; another was a fine
sample of white "Bsry,es." (Sulpha,s Of
Bsryts,) such as is employed largely in
the manufacture Of paints. Another spec.
linen of copper ore from Jefferson county
has also been recently tested, and proved
10 be Of good quality. know nothing of
the exten, OF the deposits from which
these ores we're obtained, bnl if found in
sufficient abundance they are certainly
very valuable"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

IpHE Sensation Boot. new style. at
4 may % LickHdeL
QUEEN Bee and Navy Swee, Che"
y ing Tobacco a! l.. Lickhdtri'
MOROCCO Bill Books for sale at the
III Drug Store.
yield Hoes, oil steel: Water Kegs and
4 Well Buckets. for sale by
msy2 d Humphrey y TO-
DARLY Corn for Seed.-We are nos
Ia receiving variety Of Seed Corn o.
superior quality.
D. Humphreys + Co., CharIOsio"''
CWEET Potato Plants, for sale BY
y Jos. ~ StOneJrakeh
GOOD Honey Soap only co els pr
" dozen, al the Drug &on
TAPER and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I"
( of Superior Paper and Envelopes -"
received from Philsdelphia al the
maya. Drug Store
ICE Cream Freezers, 10 make Ice
Z Cream in FIVE minutes. for sale by
D. Humphreys T. Co..
Nav 0 Chsrlestown'
qITAMPED Bibbs, Yokes and Bsnd',"
~ Richard r. Weishans'.
T IFE OF n. B. Forrest The celebrs's1,
IL psrtizan Of The West. just received
and for sale a, the Drug Store
YHE latest style Straw Hats for Ms'
4 and Boys, at L. Licklider"
z OCUST Cradle Fingers and HickoT
"a Braces. for sale by
d. Humphreys + 10"
may 80 Cbsrles'own'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

The great breach OF promise case has
come into court al Providence, where
Mrs. Della NJ. AIbro, a widow Of forty.
sues Thomas J. Hill, twice widower,
aud sixty years Of age, for damages to
her reawskened affections 10 the amount
OF 100000. She commenced the prep
srallon OF her rousseau and received the
congratulations of her friends; when there
came an unexpected peal Of the door-bell,
and her betro,hed entered with what she
describes as elouded brow. "Delia,
said he, II have come 10 tell you that
sm not going TO marry you" why, "
said she, "whs, misconduct have | been
guilty of" His reply was, "Circum-
stances proven, me-" Although he offer
ed to pay for her rousseau. she will not
be comfor,ed bu, dem snds dover "com-
mensurste With the injury done and The
defendants station"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30
The State OF West Virginia :

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com y.
The object OF this indictment is 10 CON.
pei the abatement Of nuisance erected
by said Rsilrosd Company. on HE Hall
town and Shephertsiown Road, at Du,rs
crossing. said road being a public high.
way; and 6ne for the erection and con-
tinuance Of said nui'ance.
The said Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd
Company Is hereby required TO appear
within one month after due publication
hereof and do wha, 10 necessary 10 pro-
,ect their interests.
West Virgini. To the Sheriff Of JET
forson County. Grseiing
We command you that you snmmon
A. q. Wood. os Agent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Compsny,io appear Of
the Clerks office OF our Circuit Court Of
Jefferson County, al the Court Hou'e OF
the said County on the FRS, Monday 10
mex, month. to answer an indictment, OF
The State OF West Virginia for establish
ing and continuing nuisance al nust's
crossing on the Hslrown and Shepherd
town Boad. ia Jefferson County and have
then there the writ. Witness, " lillian
A. ChsplIne, Clerk Of our said Court. at
the Court House, the 18Th day Of May,
1868, and 10 The 9th year Of our Founta'
ton.
". a. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Per J. d. Fayman, ID. {.
May %. 1865. Pre- fee 81. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

o. In The Circui, Court of Ohio coun-
,y, at Wheeling, the case of VIM. Sheeles
vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. for the killing and manning Of los
sheep. out Of a 10, OF 3l7 shipped over
the road BY The plaintiff, in April. 1850,
was decided. The accident by which
the sheep were killed and manned occur
red =, Msrrin.burg by the di.place me Mt
OF switch. The jury gave verdict for
the amount OF damages claimed by Mr.,
s., s694,42 with interest from 18th
April, 1860.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30


notice tia, the order Of Improvement in
our town is in progress, and that many
new buildings age "gning up" as well
as old ones being improved.
The Lutheran Church is now undergo
ing remodeing snd enlargement, Work
men are engaged in digging The founda-
lioa in front of the church for the add
ton. and will in few days be ready for
the brieklaye<s. The foundation for the
new Parsonage is also progressing, upon
which site tie old Jeweu house formerly
stood, and will be soon ready for the ma
sons, bricklsyers, &c.
Jacob @. Miller is erecting a fine
dwelling house on the Jewel' Lot, which
lie purchased some Iinie since, and when
finished will no doubt make handsome
dwelling to correspond with lis admirable
situation.
DR.. John Reynolds, We Learn, has IN
der nplarion, the erection of fine
large mansion upon The site OF his pres
en-, residence, which viii be erected the
present summer.
Wm. A. Chspline, our worthy Clerk
Of the Circui, Court, is having his large
dwelling house, purchased from James J.
nsdnke, repainied and Furnished up
by the skilliu! pencilpg and paint brush
Of Jacob Ferrells. This property has
undergone quite an improvement lately
which speaks well for OF: young fellow
ciizep.s
The residence OF Judge Thomas Van
Swesringen has also been improved and
bsauiided in appearance BY being gspsins'
cd.
B. F. Harrison has had bis large man
sion rspainied which presents fne sp-
pesrsnce.
The dwelling house, belonging TO the
heirs Of Daniel Eniler, deceased, adjoin-
ing the Eu.ler Hotel, has been much i'm
proved in appearance. The painters
brush has done remarkably well in beau-
tifying this structure.
II. NJ. Billings. Druggist. is located in
the above mentioned building, who has
also had an eye 10 the present progressive
age end has remodled and retined his
Drug Store in handsome manner, pre-
ssnting city fed appearance. lie has
also recently erected fine SODA Fountain
where can be had the cooling and refresh
ing draushls OF Attic Soda Water, during
the coming heated term.
Lloyd Licklidsr, tho Clothing man. has
removed to his new building, Oak Hall d,
= doors west OF his former Store, which
he recently purchased and in which he
has fitted up quite neat and handsome
Store room. as well as greatly improv-
ing the outside appearance. Lloyd has
recently received ful! and choice stock
of Clothing, Notions. &c., which he will
sell a. reduced prices. Give him call.
Mr.. Samuel Bsrnhar,. contractor for
the erection Of the ysilor's louise, adjoining
the County Jail. has commenced the
work which will be finished during the
coming fall.
Several new buildings have also been
erected in the ives, end Of iown by some
of our eolored folks.
All that is now necessary 10 enable our
town to be fni'hsd. is street railway
and plenty Of gas. We haye no refer-
encs TO that Kind Of gas which bioiOs. but
,hs, kind Of gas which i, necessary to
light street lamps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-30

o. MAY PARTY.-The Pupils Of the
Female Institute Of this place. Capt. ".
. II. Morrow, Principal, hello "A May Party
and Coronation on Thursday evening
last, which we learn passed of exceeding
ly pleasan, and agreeable TO all in atien-
dance. We regre, that circumstances
over which we had no control, prevented
our complying with an invitation TO be
present. This Institute has been pro-
crossing finely for sometime past. under
the TutorsbiP of Capt Morrow, assisted
by Miss Lizzie Leech, and which is quite
an addition 10 our town. Ne trust II
may still continue to prosper as an iusti-
tuition Of learning.