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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-18

SCENES or CLERICAL LIFEAND SILAs MAR
SEH, with Illustrations, by George Eliot.
Published by Harper " Bros, New York.
For sale by Blanchard x Mohun, corner of
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
History or JosErH BoNAPARTE, King of
Naples and Italy, by John S. c. Abbott,
author of "rhe History of Napoleon Bona
parte." Published by Harper * Bros, New
York. For sale by Blanchard u Mohun,
orncr Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
"yenue.
PEG WuFFINGTON, Christie Johnstone and
other stories, by Charles Reade, author of
''Foul Play" Nc. Published by Harper 4
Bros, New York. For sale by Blanchard &
Mohun, corner Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
yanla avenue.
THE MINISTER'S WIFE, by Mrs. Ollphant.
Published by Harper X Bros, New York.
Fr sale by Blanchard Il Mohun, corner
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
A GREEK GRAMMAR FOH BEGINNERS, by
Prof. W. II. Waddcll, professor of ancient
languages in the University of Georgia.
Published by Harper d Bros, New York.
For sale by Blanchard ~ Mohun, corner
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
FROM sHnJINGToN, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have the Atlantic Almanac for 1870,
Astounding with entertaining literature and
beautiful ongraylngs, Also, the Galaxy
and Democrats Monthly Magazine of Fash
ions for November, and the Hearth and
Home for October 90.
FROM JSo. c. PARKER, 45S Seventh street,
we have the Galaxy and Madam Demorest's
Monthly Magazine of Fashions for Novem-
her,
A LEG AZ QUESTION sgrTLED.-We publish
to-day In our court column legal paper of
much Interest to the bar Of this District.
The question discussed therein Is one on
which there has heretofore been much differ
euce Of opinion and some cOntrariety of
Practice, The report we published, having
been recently sustained by the Equity Court,
scIlIcp the law OfsthG subject on which 1t
treats. We shall continue to publish IN
.zisno all judicial opinions and other legal
papers Of especial Interest to the legal pro-
fesslon which arc presented In the courts of
this District.
WHAT A GLOEIOrs rLACg Chicago Is for
rich pickings. The county clerk receives a
yearly Income Of not less than 49, 800, while
the salary and perqu.sltes Of the circuit clerk
annually foot up " fully so1,OW'
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PRoIRn9SsAIt4ss R9R BHJLPISS BASsE Lights
ISLAND. SOUTH CAROLlNA.

IbhufpbALb fOh bUlLDlNU hANDE LlDh
1 AND KEEPERS DWELLING, ON NORRIS
ISLAND. SOUTH CAROLINA
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHIsdTos,p y. c.. Oct 10, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be receive at the IN co Of
the engineer Of the Sixth Light. House District,
Caafleaton, y. q uutl y IN on THURSDAY,
the lhth day Of November, At which tins and p ace
they Will be publicly opened, for the supply u
All materials and accessories. except lants and
illuminating apparatus, and the erection aud
peton OF tesper's dwelling, and two range
lights, on Morris Island, near Charleston, s. c.,
in accordance with plans and specihcat ons, copies
OF which may be seen either at the said engineer
pfnce, In Charleston, or at the once Of the Light
Mouse Board, In Washington, y. G..
Each bid must be accompanied by guaranty, In
the sum OF ave thousand dollars, Ct3, 200, signed
Ny the bidder Or bidders. and two respons BILE
suretiss; condition OF which ~, that the bidder
will II his bid be accepted, enter into bond to do
the work AS specified
Each bid must state the tins at which the work
will be co npleted.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into bonds TO supply the materials aud to perform
the work aecOrding to the plane and spec ncatiOus
the amOunt Of the bond TO be Ave thOusaud do lars
and to be signed by the bidder or bidders, and wO
.urotiss, the competency OF which must be ceIti'
nsd by some Ofhcial kaown to the Treasury De-
partmslt. 80
Bids rould be sealed. and addressed to Major
George Burroughs, Corps ngineers, United States
army, Engineer sixth Light-house District, the
envelope beiPg plainly endorsed. Proposals. for
W. d. sHUBRICK.
oels. coo. Chairman l.. II. ID.
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District Of COiunibfa. Washinoton Count :, IS:
i. CHARLEs BRADLEI. Cashier Of he Ma ional
Bank Of the Republic, do solemuly swear that the
above statement istrue 10 the best Of 90
and belief. CHARLES BkADLtY,
Cashier
subserbed and sworn to bsf1Ie me this lsth day
ofOeiober. 1850. JOHN Y. CALLAS,
1t Notary Public.
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The only genuine CINCINNATI LAGER BEER,
I ON toe celebrated " Jackson Brewery - Of
AlsineI 4 BToLher, Is - DO obtained Of Gu MS.
ToPaER aADkss, at ths USE1sI q TS T sRd
corner Of Penn. avenue and Third ct. oel6'oI
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New Advertisome nts.

WANTkD-Ar. THIS SOUTHEAST CORNER
" of fineenth and II streets, a eoachman, a
ehamberbs,d and stevard,w who can CONG we'll
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Educational.

Gos1AeA COLLEGE.
III; G i'i'i'iiS; q. COLLEGE
~'HIi S s;iaBis z sEPrEnBER 9. 1909.
ss s rr,iA'r p;i Hs' SElRREIs j. pr..is.a.
MEDICAL Rs HstNF TgssFssToKo or GEORGE
oIrHH S g. 1 w sssfisTs4fo
FACULTY.
Professor o. Sfaaipi.. and Practice q Medicine.
4 i,S Si.!:. y and
r... II s..';.! an.
yIxssss 99' HsIohkscstsNsS.,hp,,
Professor SSs4 rsti;ss F' }Sh "a ft.p'''
r'o''. tts Ris'fSrH ih:ss t.s RSs.sr'p''''
E 8 1isbSfsSSIk ~ surgery
rro''! Of a;fif m nsRsst b Chemistry
L sSS9fi 'i si q k2siels.j ssS.'H'B..
ProiS'SL NlIIs ms FiSieino.
Professor " s sslEss y therapeutics.
Pr '''i ssISSsf sfBSSSSE hygiene
Lecturer on osteoIogy and 81 ndssmoiogy.
VA MAfE VI 6k.SS SkSsi DS {Dsmon.,r.ior..
RoBERTsoN H0wkRD. NJ. D.,
Proseetor.
Tho regular course Of Lectures will common CO
OCTOBER j, aud termI nate the following MARCH.
FEES:
Ror the Full Course OF Lectures.... ........."fly
Naturalization 9
Demonstrator "
UrnduMnon.
f'f farther lSiiii$$ss,SiysP s.iidTS5;s:.
Auls.oe2m No. 483 Street North.
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WRAPPIsd PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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Special Notices
slHsBAsE BALL.-OLYMPIC VS. MA.
~ TiONAL. this afternoon, at y o'clock, on
the National Groun

SPoSAhA NoblOCo
nJ.BAsE BALL.-OLYMPIC VS.. Ma
~ y,d T9S Su ,hi' afternoon at o'clock on
~sA CARD.-Tks Attention OF the
Pfcp.y wSss Il az. 'ns p lace
on MONDAY. the lsth Instant, at I o'clock, p m.
Ps,i; ;Ss Iss;:seId fss ..'s.s :SS...
p'''su'4'' see '''''t GGERS / " %S3fEfdIiAMs,
..sJ- DIR. JOS. TkBHR JOHNSON
meq. aud viii 6sTs lie! ave h. sStfs aitsnsiSn
to n =" practice Of his professton.
once Hours B 'osa nj to p. mt ~. 8
Dg-,I WOULD MOST RESPECT
RksTAGRaST sas q III SSsS 70
formerly weIker''' late BursSgd,s. pr,,v.v
r@@c DRUG STORE,
- OPP lsits Masonic Temple, Drugs, Nedi.
eines' &C.. &c. cheaper than any other Place.
w"rAYLoR q CO.. o. , . . s., >,
corner of seventh and streets,
cannot be excclied, II equaied In the
Kissingen, vichy, Congress, and
seltzer Waters ON Draug6t.
Nr N. II. Miller, Attor-
fooT sad. i.half street, near the City Hall.
~-CARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
mn, THE LARGEST STOCK
Fiji AsS$%$ s SfssSs$ v $S5 IT fIkItFfS Il
i.gz.u Dry S S%od rsi E!stlsli sfS en-
w-o. F. ouMMINs,
AN rxrE ~ tSEyE ES5F k sSBE sEFsv HOUSE
"n Want If D sSa r s SsJa Sf Takf
Second door OF street and Northern Market.
s9- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
~ New Course Of Lectures. as delivered at
SSSS M.SS,y Sad ga Age Sa"soSa s sHHi
RsSSsTsd, The Cause Of fadigssIioni Flatule ncs
PEIIqsoPSisslI fSs:idofsd. &S These fSS lectures
S SS lSrSsTssS On stamps II A.
more Sns = West Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd
~ Herb Tar saIys,- Prepared by
oS E 81 si and B Hsiss biHs
sa.s py W. a. Sh IA IGtihsIs. corner q Mas
sRy- Half Price TO Laboring People
| ~ for Dentistry by DR.. a. PRATT. (ETadaats
Of the Ohio College q Dsn,sl Surgery at Cinsin
ssse Once. 10 Seventh street. between b .Sd /
north. Ap.0.u
r1Jt- FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
AZ per bottle. hATTAN's, Druggist ~ & b,
r~- THE HEA LING FOOL.
yedT. t bsb TO- ySS3I now Rs9 Es0 hs,1 i.S liz
aud better manhood aIS eeTtaia I meas ~ reiis
for the addicted SECT In sealed letter enysl9Pes.
FfS FISH, box pAsdSE. hP Ps a sspslsn
~-A .CARD.-A Clergyman. while
~ residing In south America as missionary,
dise9ysred s.fs and simple rsRsdy fox the cure
The Urinary Ala semIIal Organs, AID Ihe whole
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/ OsT.-s5, 900 REWARD.

II ismaliciously reported that DR.. z. V. PURIFY,
Veterinary Surgeon Is no longer In the city, and
not to be found. tbs n mistake. He can be found
at all timea In his 0fiee, No. $50 u, between
Twelf aud Thireen streets unless out on profess
sional business, Thankful for past patronaee, be
hopes by attenttvouess to business to merit liberal
share OF publie patronage In future. Once and
residence No. $50 Z street. ocl2.lm
TAKEN AS ABANDONED w METROPOLITAN
lPOLICE. On lst instant. one .Orrel horse, with
white face and three white feet, abandoned by
willis Campbell leolored,) which. II not claimed
at this Office, No Louisiana prior u. reto,
will be sold to the highest cash bidder IT ~ o'clock
o. IN THURSDAY, the 2lst inst. at the BaIAsr OF
BY order, GEO. n. HERRICK.
oci-St Property Clerk.
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WASHINGTON, October 10, Iseo.-Jsy oook,
400. furnish the following quotations VI dow
ernment secuririec
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Lost and Foun ..

STRAYED FROM Mr.. RIGGS, MILLS, ON The
. 18th Instant one large BROWN MARE, white
stripe on her face right cheek bone mashed N nd
spot. round The top Of the hoof. .A.uitsbsIsward
will be paid fother re,nrn to WIN hAkfbk, A
east, Capitol Hill. ccl6 az
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by COOPER 4 LATIATEu, Aue'rs,
- tsuceessoTs to J. c. Mcguire 4 Co. >
Sou Invest corner Of PennsylS Ania avenue Aad
Eleventh street
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A .FEw BoARDBRs CAN BB AcCosao.
"a dated With Board sad LedHinss ii a 5ovssk
'ss:;s S:'@'.s Fs.iSs nd TA,AgEsss,h :!,::!: 40
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For Sale or Rent.

Fog RggT.A FROM. gAsEMInr RQoM 40
L us feet, a No: 4s3 Tenth street. bswesn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

QUARRgLIsO OVER CoRPsr -ol'ur
day last Mrs. Ann Sutton, sixty yoars y!
age, died suddenly al her residence IN
New York. Of dJ Sen,ery, but, Os no ply
sician had been in attendance, Coroner
Flynn was notified, and, an inquest having
been held. burial permI, was granted and
given to William Kennedy, an undcra'
ker. Here now phase was given the
case, which Is thus explained:
"Up 10 this time the deceased appeared
10 have been utterly friendless, 10 ono
msnifes,ing tie slightest interest in the
disposal Of the remains, but tic coroner
discovering her bank books. which show
cd that she had died possessed Of about
$500. friends, and even relations. sprung
up with tho rapidly OF mush rooms. Not
only that, but The revelation sIlued up one
Reed. another UndertlAcr, 10 activity, AID
when Kennedy reached the lousc 10
found his rival in possession. A wranglo
ensueJ between the two claimants OF the
emoluments sccrUng from burying ,ho
body, and was kept up with such Vigor
and persisiency that some OF the irIent'
appealed 10 Inspector WallIng. si the cen.
usl police office. 10 interfere so that tho
body might bo opposed Of. That officer.
however. bad no night b inioriero,an uP
10 a late hour yesterday the quarrel con-
tnued. TO the scandal and annoyance Of
tho neighborhood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
Snyder's Nose.

a queer fellow named Snyder. some
years ago, kept beer soloon, cover The
Rhine" Snyder was Ponderous Tsu-
Ton. Of very irsscible iemPer-"sudden
and quick 10 quarrel" got mad IN
minute. Nevertheless. bis saloon was .
great resort for boys-psrily because oi
The excellence OF his beer. and partly be-.
cause they liked TO chsfe sold Snyder
as they called him, for. although his bark
was terrific. experience had taught them
that he wouldn't bite.
One day Snyder was missing. and IT
was explained by his "frsu." Who jerk
ed the beer that day, ,hs, he had "gooe
ou, fishing mid der poys." The next day
one Of The boys. Who was particularly
loDd Of roasting old Snyder. dropped 10
to get glass OF beer. and discovered
Snyder's nose. which was big one 81
any time. swollen and bIisiered by the
sun all 1t looked like dead ripe tomato.
why. Snyder, what's the matter vi't
your nose p said The caller.
IL peeu out fshine mid der poys," re-
piled Snyder, laying bis hand iehderly
sgainu hi, prOboscis, The suD j, pose
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

Resgan relates the following anecdote OF
the flight OF Davis, which. he Gays has
never been made public before and which
relieves him Of such charges as those oi
Judge Evans
"lu coming through South CaIolins. he
and myself, riding ahead of our company,
passed cabin on the roadside, when he
asked a woman. who was standing in the
door, for drink of water. On handing II
10 him she said, "Are you President Da.
Wis :" On his replying in The affirmative
she said 10 him. pointing TO a litle boy
barely large enough to walk little, 'Tha,
is your nGmesske; we call him JEFF. Da,
Wis He took from his pockei q gold
coin, apparently the size Of SO piece or
sovereign, and, handing il 10 her, told her
10 give II to the little boy-saying TO me,
as he rode of, that that was his last piece
of coin, which he had kept as a sort OF
keepsake on account OF its being 8 coin
seldom seen in the country.
subsequently, when in company with
several members OF his Cabinet, the sub
ect OF their finances was mentioned, and
their poverty was made, among them
selves, the subject Of passing amusement.
Mr.. Davis took out his pockei-book and
counted, think, about S270 in Conlede'
rate treasury notes, then almost entirely
worthless, and said, laughingly, that was
his fortune in money. tlo then added
that il was a source Of qualification rather
than OF regret that himself and nearly Sll
the members OF his Cabinet had sacrificed
their private fortunes in the Struggle for
the liberty Of the people. When II was
determined, after the surrender Of General
Johnston, 10 transfer the field Of military
operations 10 the ives, of tho Mississippi,
one Of his Cabinet told Mr. Davis that he
had money enough 10 take them both
across that river"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

GCuENK'S Sea Weed Tonic. Pull
y monic Syrup, Mandrake Pills, for sale
a, DR.. Magruder's
march @ Drug Store.
ITONEBRAKER'S Family Medicines
y and Preparations. for sale at
Dr.. M0gruder's
april 5 Drug Store.
MANELLA Ropes, all sizes. for sale
Nl by McCurdy s. Duke.
aug IA Chsrlestown.
NINE Teas, Green aud Black, also Ba.
L keT's best Chocolate, a.
Dr.. Magruder'S
may Drug Store
NEISER'S Improved Threshing Ma
U chine, for sale by
-Ec CWdy g. Duke,
aug IA Charles,own,
DEACH Parer for sale by
James Law HooE,
,uC 2s Cbarleslown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

hot like ter tiel, uns p0Tas my nose.
don't il % As SNYDER viewed II with
look Of comical sadness. in lAo iitde mir
ror back OF his bar, II entered at once lHio
the head OF lie mi,chevous fellow IN
front Of the bar 10 play 4 Joke upon Sny.
der, so he went out and collected hal!
dozen Of his comrades, and arranged Ihst
they should drop into the saloon, ono ai.
ter another, and ask Snyder, "WhaF' :
The matter with that nose > 10 see how
long he would sand Il. The man VII"
put up the lob went IN first with con-
pspion, and seating themselves ai table
called Tor beer. SEydcT brought 1t ~
them. and the newcomer exclaimed rs lie
saw him
"Snyder, what's the matter With your
nose ,"
81 Jus, LelI your i'lnt here, peen out
fshin' mid Ter boys, mt ter sun he pnrn'
'em-zwi lager-dcn ccn's-all right.
Another boy rushes in. "Halio boys
you're ahead of me ,h's time. S'Posc I'm
in, though. Here, Snyder. brinc ne
glass of lager and a Rret- (appraF' 10
catch q sudden phmpse Of Snydcr's nose,
IooL. wondcrinclv moment. and thcn
hm,.,s out lapglip,,-ha har no :,
Whv SpvJer-ha ma whats tie ma;-
70, with ,6a, nose p
SNYDER. Of course. can't sec any lun an
having burnt nose, or having II laughed
a, and he saws, in a tone sicrnIy emphai-
ic
.p,o hoo, out fishing mt fer poys. cnt
40 .nr :, ,nseas botl,kc ash der ,,ie, unt
!, on,", ~" mo no,o ,b,t - al ,icbt'
Snohny ,o,mcn,o, comes N and insists
., ..o,,;r, ism m" ,o, the - hole house,
"S,rJa, q" s,J ~ 6lI I,c b,ys' c,,ss-
30 -" ,,l ,I,;ns ,oursrIf-ro, h",hor
t., ,h,r ,rh,,SrvI,, wL,-h,t l,l h, ,
We, 80. 10 d. b. a..;,o, n,u, dat ncsr -
&C. San,a,'. hro. d,,Lcns w,,h wrath by
- 80 onI rio voirc ,,ow. Jcccor and
'"'' 'a'no I'M '''' -"
''',|'' 'I' on,f.L,n,,,.,, L., my. On
i'h' n; r,o srr nocs hnt H.,
o0' III n"" "n,I nm,r nv nncIe Now. ,h,t
% ""'' W. Io.,, no, ,n.,y Va, c,nL
M. Tha,,sh al mont. nurn
VI P.o'O"0o a,n', :, p,
NY ,U U"n "osu 'o',. UO no.o L.bprr aII you, hair
ar ."a. nSa" yooJ 70, what co,e: you
=" W. 80, n,d ohon,n"
"'y'" 80, -, | ,Ls, Snvde, would no,
..I - ,h.n ono,ho, mil n, ,haI nose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
FARMERS !
TRY THE
R. NE DUST PHOSPHATE

PHE undersigned takes this occasion 10
< inform the farming community that
he is now engaged in manufacturing the
GENUINE
BONE DUST PHOSPHATE,
in Shepherdstown. which is admitted to
be the chespes, and best Fertilizer ever
We, used on land. |, ha. long been no.
,iceable fact tha, where this Fertilizer has
been used on the wheat crop, early maturity
has been the result. TO all Agricultural
ists, therefore, who are in search OF an
active and permanen n, manure. should give
/, their attention.
The undersigned will furnish the artI-
Gle a, cheaper rates than il can be Procur-
ed elsewhere, and will insure il 10 be
genuine in quality. He will sell il by
the ton or small quantities.
Farmers wishing Ground Bone and Ol
of Vi,riol, &c can also be supplied at
low prices. He will also exchange Phos-
phsie or material. for Bones.
ISAAC W. CHAPLINE.
Shepherdsiown, w. Va.
July 10, 1869. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

IF you hav'nt much money you can buy
| Goa, a, Lirkllder's Cheap Clothing
House. for 81 25, Pants for the same,and
vest for almos, nothing. Come and see.
april "a lloyd Lickfder
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY
"OUR DAILY BREAD"

A bsggar boy stopped at rich mans door
AZ am homeless and friendless, and FAINT and
poor"
Said the bcggar boy as the tear drop rolled
Down his thin cheek, blanched with want and
cold,
80 give me a crust from your board to-day
To help the beggar boy on his way"
NO, crust, nor crumb, d" the rich man Sald'
"Be off and work for your daily bread"
The rich man went to the parish church
His face grew grave as he trod the porch
And the thronging poor the untaught mass,
Drew back to let the rich man pass.
The service began the choral hymn
Arose and swelled through the long aisles dim,
The rich man knelt, and the words he said,
We're, "GyE Us THIS DAY Our DAILY BREAD"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
0FFALL, Corn, Oats, Screenings and
" Family Flour, for sale by
Ne Curdy e. Duke,
ono Eb,,las,oup

OFFALL, Corn, Oats, Screenings and
" Family Flour, for sale by
Ne Curdy g. Duke,
aug II Chailesiown.
40 to Licklidcr's for Cheap Clothing.
~ Just received renewed stock for the
summer trade.
VINGARI Bilters; Omnibus, Glycerine and
II Bath Soaps; Paper and Envelopes; Steel
Pens; French Note Paper of all styles; for sale
at DIR. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
T AIDES Lasting, Bultoned, Congress,
IL and Lace from, CATERS, also Misses
and Children's Caters, just received a,
LickHder's
april 2f Cheap Shoe House.
RNO ARMY WAGONS. for sale by
OOO Knott g. Pendleton.
u YERS Sarsaparlla. Cherry Pecioral,
~ and Headache Pills, ilelmbolds Ex-
tract Buchu, for sale at
DR.. Magruder'S
april OIL Drug Store.
7 AMPS and Lamp Chimncys, Coal Oil,
IL Brushes of all kinds, Halo Lamp Shades,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pipes aud Tobacco,
Fancy Articles in great variety, for sale at
DIR. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
TUST received, new lot Of Notions,
j Collars, Neck Ties. Handkerchiefs,
&C., a, II. WuStlands.
Y ARGE 10, Of Hats, Wool, Fur, and
~ Beaver al H. WustlmdS.
TEWELRY, such as Ear Rings, Breast
j Pins. Finger Rings, Watch Chains
and Cuff Buttons, &C., a,
iune 10 H. UusNdnFS.
GENTS Colored Black Kid Gloves,
" best quality, at
may 8 Lloyd Lickider'8.
no to Lickliders for Boots and Shoes
81 OF every description. Good stock in
Store.
TOMAS WhiIcombs Remedy for AsIh-
y ma, Rose Cold, Hay Fever, &c, for
sale at DR.. .NdgrudeT'S
april 10 Drug Store.
DROTECT your interest, and preserve
L your Fruit, by buying the Protector
Preserving Jar. from
Knott g. Pendleton.
VHE Blue Velocipede Hat and the Gen.
/ Prim Hat, the newest styles out. at
april "a Licktder's.
DAG Carpc,ing, Oil Cloth and Mating
lO for sale by j. s. Meictn,
ian 80 Elk Branch & Unionville.
INEN and Paper Collars, styles
Ii "RichGeld," Milton" and "All the
Co." also the "Venice Tie" the latest
apony, al HusHGndS.
CWEET Quinine and SaPuia or PurI-
y fed Opium, for sale al
July Billings Drug Store.
MRS. WINSLOWS Soothing Syrup,
Ill Browns Broncisl Trosches, Wish
arts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for consumP.
lves. just received q,
June &c Billings Drug Store.
TLORIDA Water, delicious perfume
L Of flowers, for the toilet or handker.
chief, Just received and for sale at
July ) DR.. Magrudcr's Drug Store.
DR. GsrdshelI's SslVe will cure Bone
~ Felons, Sores, Eruptions, &c. Sold
at Dr.. Nagruder's
may 8 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

While Thad Stevens wss young law
yer lie once bad case before bad-iem.
pered Judge Of an obscure PennsyIVsnia
Court. Under what he considered a very
erroneous ruling, it was decided sgains,
him wbereupon he threw down bis
book. and picked up lis hat in high
sIste Of indignation, and ws' about to
leave the court room. scattering imprec5-
,ions all around him. The Judge straight.
eped himself 10 bis foil height, assumed
an cir OF offended majesty, and asked
TbsG. f meant to "sKpress hIs contempt,
for ibis Court" Thsd turned TO him very
deferenisIly. made respectful bow. and
replied, in feigned anszemont. "Er-
press my contempt Tor this Court no.
cir | an trying 10 conceal It. your bon.
Or" adding. as be turned 10 leave. "bui
I find il id hard 10 do H."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
Millinery and Mantua Making,
LATEST STYLES.

THE undersigned informs the Public
L that she has opened NlLLINERI
STORE, in connection with the Manlua.
Making Business. in the Store House Of
her husband, on Main street. She hiss
just received splendid stock Of Bonnets,
Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons Of every de-
scrip,ion, Velvet and Sash Ribbons, Bon
net Grapes, Silk and Satin Illusions,
Blends, Laces, Ruches, Velveis. Nets,
French Flowers and Feathers, &c, &c 4,
also large stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods of every kind.
Straw Goods bleached and pressed 10 or
der.
All work will he done promptly. neat
ly and fashionably.
Throughout the season | will receive
weekly additions 10 my stock, always al
fording the very newest styles.
Call and examine my stock. | ieel
assured that can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices.
MRS. ANN COOK.
Shepherdsiown, May %, 1869. II