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The Hickman courier., 1869-05-15

y 3iutloniary age, John Adams, de-
"a this sentiment: cThe wisdom of
! gislature in making liberal appro-
tsiticns for the bensit of the public
s. ools, is Portentious, of great and
sting good.
- homas Jefferson, the great text wri-
of the democracy and the greatest
.atesman of his age,-the writer of the
Declaration of independence, and who
knew the basis upon which that declara-
ton rested, said
sThat education is mostly to be relied
on for promoting the wisdom, virtue, and
happiness of the people"
President Madison said: Learning
affords the best security against crafty
and dangerous encro9ehments on our
public liberty"
James Monroe said: eve should pro-
mote intelligence among the people as
the best means of preserving our iber-
| ties"
| One of the greatest legal minds, Chief
Justice Marshall, says: EIntelligence is
the basis of our independence.
DIR. Bejamin Rush, says: I'VE can
only prevent crime and re6der our repub-
licsn form Of goyernEent durable by
establishing and Supporting public
schools in every part of The State
Mr. John d. Taylor, who was the
chairman Of the committee on education
4 in the Convention which framed our
kpresent State Constitution, in an able
Ind conclusive argument in favor of
porporating system of public schools
Md s" No man can estimate the value
2 knowledge. would not exchange
$ portunities of information, and the
<of its requirement for all else the
can give. knowledge is, indeed,
everywhere but in government
Hdnaa,,purs, tbs so socially and
Me right Of suffrage, as a
itself - Of sncb
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ssique," he,wilf notice it, not that
Any desire to get into a newspa.
q eT. With any one, but that he may
9ish some good thereby. Nc
Sy, undisturbed, so far as am
eT:sned, his opinion that politics is
kg9efuge of scoundrels. Nor will ]
Hn him in his war or his imaginary can
Sdidate, whom hewishes to sell for va
grancy. The crow and the owl, like Nc.
have right to their own peculiar opin-
ions, and / shall not disturb them in
their shady solitudes around Hickman.
I will not go to st. Petersburg for liber-
nv. to aConstantinopie" for religion, nor
p3 Washington City fer freedom or hon
esty; but will stayin Kentucky and
secure and enjoy all those things by ed :
ucating the masses. Like the shigh
horned member of parliament, I want
my people to understand bacon, and then
they will be sure to be able to eat bacon.
The .'sound political economy" of lit
tie Henry of Nevarre, has an ample H.
lustration in the history of the happy red
man who roams unrestrained Except by
little Phil Sheridan) the deep forests of
the West. Their only, and highest aim
is to have "a chicken in the pot" They
pay no taxes. They have no schools,
nor ragged tail boys-for they Eave no
clothes to be ragged. They have no cit
les, the spires of whose temples, dedica-
ted to God, almost pierce the clouds, no
no commerce, no revealed
religion, no steam boats, no railroads, no
telegraphs, but they have ga chicken IN
the. pot" They are not governed too
much; eternal vigilenee is not the price
<tlRjr liberties, but the means of filling
They do not want any school
in1niss the price of hu-
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A STORY comes from Portsmouth, n. H.,
to the effect that scientific gentleman Of
that city, whose wife had for the last few
years suffered much frem q nervous affec-
tion, recently made Gn analysis CT the tea
she used, and found that the coloring ma
tsrial was gympsum and prussisn blue, one
Of the nest active poisons, and likewise dis
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ION fdtaHes an0 De4tns'
E>ctof the above ehsrscter will be IN
ef charge. Obituaries and trio
- inserted at 81 90 per square
<1zements IN Local Column 81
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::....a.ssSIgtio1' !: =

| We learn from Billy Jons,O OF tho
Ohio Railroad that one Of those scenes
of rough, wild j11tce, that will at timss
break out when pS1iic Indignation Is tam
talized beyond the bounds of forbearance,
occurred at Huntingdon, Tenn, on Mon
day night. Sometime ago, when the law
less spirit engendered by the war was TAX
en- advantage of by bandittis to carry on
their vicious project and depredations,
man named Charley Fox became famous
or rather infamous, in the Northwestern
part of Tennessee, as horse thief and
general yiolator of the laws, and . ma
rau6er upon property. He was the lead
er of band of men moulded after his
own vicious stamp, and their principal
pursuit was stealing and running on
horses. About year ago the numerous
victims of this gang of scoundrels, made
active efforts to deliver themselves from
the scourge that kept them in contiuued
alarm for their property, and Chax.
Fox was captured and put in Jail
Hickman, KY, that the law might deal
justice out to him for his many crimes.
The capture vas not effected without vio-
lence, and Fox received shot in the leg,
the effect of which. was the necessity of
.amPutarng the tlmb, 70 Uhlcu ne ndd to
submit. By bribery, probably. but at all
events in some way, Charley, lame as he
was, contrived to get outside of the Jail,
when he ought to have been kept in, and
swapping his fingers at the law and its
feeble meshes, entangled by suferip<n md
cell, he resumed his evil ways and IN
led on his band to plunder. A few ps
ago he stole fine and valuable hog 9{
the neighborhood of Huntingdon, Ty46--
essee. This theft was too serious and.
too glaring to pass without xSRespecial
effert to arrest the lawless dep Ator who
had so long laid the whole district pz9sss
levy at his will, like another Ros<s<E<s
of the Highlands. A writ was procured
ard posse of determined men went in
pursuit of Fox. They had good infor-
nation, and on Monday s1onneded in tax
ing him at Trexeyapt-
They conveyed him to HUI 5rxtQn for
trial, and clear proef was fgss< -
he was the man who stole, f4Jz1 q
toned above. He Wns q - II =
until he couh = "a -.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HICKMAN, May M l&

The Council met pursuant tsadlourn-
ment. Present, Mayor Landrum, ooun-
cilmen Hubbard, Harness, Frenz and
Baltzer.
The minutes of the proceeding meet
ings were read, approved and signed
The Finance Committee reported the
following accounts. made up to MsySth,
1869, correct, and recommsnded heir
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.Ral observ-
s1ool fund
aud if it
Fad, he does
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
sDrunk That's AIl.l

What is it ? | asked Of crowd Of
men upon the dewalk, from whom, as
approached them, heard repeated shouts
Of merriment What is there so anus
ing here ~
Why Gon'I you see = was the reply,
'lhe fellow is drunk, that's all
Yes, did see. II was young man
who, in different circumstances, might
have been called good looking. He had
evidently been well dressed few hours
before, though now his hal was battered
and his clothes soiled; and it made him a
still more piIiable sight TO see the evidence
that he had come from good home. lie
sat oil The dusty walk, his back leaning
against the brick wall, his head wagging,
his eyes winking. an idioic smile on his
face. As he occasionally made some
senseless remark, the laugh went up from
the crowd.
a police officer came, who appeared 10
understand the case, and, lifting the poor
degraded youth to his fect he led him of
TO his home, or some place where he
could ge, sober.
He was drunk, that's all.
And is not that enough1 thought |. II
that boy-for he was scarcely more than 8
boy has u mother worthy Of the name ;
if he has father Who knows what II is 10
be dshonorcd by child, il he has broth
erS or sisters, will they not think it enough
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
The Devils Harvest.

Carefully compiled statistics show that
10000 lives are annually destroyed by
inlemperance in the Unled States.
100000 men and women are yearly
sen, 10 prison in consequence OF strong
drink.
10000 children are yearly cent to the
poor house for the same reason.
800 murders are snoih,r Of the yearly
fruits OF intemperance,
400 suicides follow in this fearful cata-
logue of mIserIes.
100000 orphans are beqnea'hcd each
year to public and private charity.
100000. .OOO are yearly expended to
produce this shocking amount Of crime
and misery, and as much more is lost III
time wasted, from The same cause. Is /,
not time to drive that which produce
these results from our country Can we
be human. il we hesitate to lend our aid
10 such cause Do NOT humanity and
religion both demand it as duty We owe
10 our race Let him who reads this,
lay il 10 heart.
Intcmperance, with its train Of woe,
Is rife wherever we may go;
On every hand we meet the foe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
IEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, NOV 90 1861
Anew Words To Parents.

,N6 have provided for The benefit OF
your children's education, facilities unsur-
passed in the world.
You have the opportunity Of giving
them an education that will be worth 10
them more than gold and silver.
lis the duty OF the parent TO give the
child as good an education as can posi-.
bly, be attained with their means.
How foolish, how short.sighted then is
the spirit shown by some parents in refu.
sing to provide their children with the
needIuI books. a, The expense OF a few
dollars, that they often expend for that
which is worse than useless. The fol.
lowing case came under our observation,
short time since
Two children. brother and sister, both
Intelligent, rather above the aversge, will
ing and anxious 10 learn, were forced 10
leave tie class OF English grammar, be.
cause their parents refused TO provide
them with the proper text book, at an ex-
pense Of one dollar and twenty-five cents
for both.
Will people ever learn lhe value ol ed
ucational privileges
BE assured that if your children are De
MED an education. theirs will be a life Of
sorrow and toll; lifelong Struggle for
bare existence life without hope or
enjoyment.
Educated labor will always take the
lead il the world 1t will always com.
mand the best positions, and the ignorant
ploddtr will be obliged TO take what is
left. Fearful will be the account OF The
parent Who denies his child the means Of
acquiring knowledge.
You cannot place too high a value up
on the educational facilities al your COM
msnd Do not think that because they
cost little they are worth Itlle.
You may leave your children wealth
but this may take wings and fly away
learning will abide with them forever.
Remember, 'knoGledge is power
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
A Brave Little Yankee.

Ii happened in 1876 that the garden OF
widow which lsy between the Ameri-
can and BRUSH camp, in The neighbor-
hood Of New York, Was frequently Iobb-
ed al night Her son, mere boy. and
small for his age, having oblslned his
mothers permission to find out and Sc
cure the thief IN case he should return.
concealed himself with gun among the
weeds. strspping Highlander, belong
ing TO the British CrensdiCrs, csme, and
having filled large bag, threw It over his
shoulder; the boy then le(i his covert.
wen, softly behind him cooked his gun.
and calling oul 10 the fellow:
You are my prisoner; II you attempt
to put your bag down, will shoe. you
dead go forward in that road.
The boy kept close behind him, ,'rea!-
ened, and was constantly prepared 10 ex-
ecute his threats. Thus the boy drove
him into the American camp where be
wss secured. when the grenaJier was
al liberty TO throw down hls bag, and saw
who had made him prisoner, he was ex-
tremely mortified and exclaimed
A British grenadCr made prisoner by
such q brst-such brat ~
The American officers were highly en-
tertained with the adventure, made a col
lection for the boy and gave hIm several
pounds. He rct,rn. j fully satlsGed for
the losses his mother sustained. The
soldier had his side arms hut ihey were
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
NV Mother.

Around the idea of once mother The
mind OF man clings with fond affection.
1t is the FIRST dear thought stamped upon
our infant hearts. when soft and capable
ofreceivlng the most profound imptes-
sion,. all the after feelings are more or
less light IN comparison. Our passions
and our wilIfulness may lead US lar from
the objects Of our fIial love. we may be-
come wild, headstrong, and angry al her
counsels or opposition, but when ceath
has slled her monitor voice, and nothing
ouI calm memory remains to recsplIulaIe
her memory and good deeds. affection.
like a flower beaten to the ground BY rude
storms, raised her head and smiles amidst
her tears. Around that idea, we have
said. the mind cIings with fond affection
and even when the earlier reriod OF our
loss forces memory to be silent, fancy
takes the place Of remembrance, and
twines the image OF our departed parent
with garland Of graces, and besuue' and
virtues, which we doubt not that she pos
sessed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
INDIAN SUMNER.

Just after the death ol The AoweN,% -.
And tefore they ale burieA asadk$'
There comes festival sesaAnE
When nature s.sll sgl9B%S
Aglow With a mysIits4 sH$d~
That ri1slsAtbe brightsSs OF Spring
Aglow wnhAssbsss<y gilmore tender
Than aught ~sy@ fair Summer could
bring
soms.sp4tr r.Aio tShs rainbow.
Then bouo@s'ils it's magical dyes.
And msnlles the lsr-spreading landscape
10 hues that bewlLer The eyes.
The. sun from his cloud,plIlowed chsuber
Smiles soft on vision so gay,
And dreams that his iavoriie children,
The flowers, have no, yet passed away
There's luminous mist on the mountains
A light azure haze in The air,
As if angels. while heavenward soaring,
Had elI their bright robe. soaring there;
The breeze is so SOFT so caressing,
1t seems a mute token Of love,
And floats TO the heart like a blessing
From some happy spirit above.
These days, serene and so charming,
Awaken a dreamy delight,
tremuous, fearful enjnyment
Like soft strains Of music at night
We know they are fading and fleeing,
Tha, quickly, TOO quickly they Il end
And we watch them with yearnIng al.
lection,
AS at parting we watch dear friend.
Oh beautiful Indian Summer
Tie favorile child OF the year,
Thou darling, whom Nature enshrineS
With gifts and adornmets so dear
How fan would we WOO thee 10 lIncer
On mountains and meadows awhile,
For our hearts like the sweet haunt Of
Mature,
Rejoice and grow young in thy smile.
Not alone TO the sad fields Of Autumn
Dosl thou lost brightness restore.
But thou bringesI world weary spirit
Sweet dreams of lis childhood once
more
Thy loneliness fills US with memories
Of all that was brightest and best
Thy peace and serenity offer
A foreiase OF hesveul V rest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
An Astonished Court.

A few days ago, says the New Or
leans PiCayune, and old lay and young
one found themselves in court, charged
with disturbing The peace. The officer s
statement was clearly given, and certainly
disclosed an equal culpabi!liy IN both. Ii
was evident, however, that the Courl IN.
clined favorable judgment to the young
esl, and the scales Of justice were rapidly
tipping in Ter favor.
why did VOC abuse this young lady =
the magistrate demanded Of the old one.
II had right TO-" was the calm reply.
"What was she doing =
"KeepiDg company with very im-
proper character"
land what is that 10 you
"She'S my daughter"
"Oh, indeed and you think the per-
son was an improper character =
IL do, sir.
"Do YOU know who he was
81 don, know his name. I've sesn
him frequently prowliug around alter.
And then, as il actuated by sudden
impulse, the old lady adjusted her spec'd-
cIes. peered cautiously at the court from
under her great sun-bonnet, and then eH-
claimed
Good lack ! good lack =! Why
you're the man p
ME! me ?" exclaimed the sstonish-
ed court. Me woman, did you say
me p
Again tie spectacle were adjusted, and
the curious gaze prolonged, while the old
LADY, nodded her head al intervals.
"Yes, yes, lis the same ugly face. I'm
sure oft; but III forgive you this time
III forgive YOU" And the old lady hob
bled away, leaving the court gasPing with
sstoni.hmeni, and unable 10 inierpo'e an
objection 10 her departure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

MoDEsTY.-Thers was once 10 be
meeting Of The flowers and he Judge wa.
10 award The prize TO the one pronounced
The most beautiful. ~ no shall have the
prize - said the rose, stalking forth in
all The consciousness Of beauty. "Wbo
shall have the prize p said the other
flowers, advancing. each With conscious
pride, ard each imagining il would be
herself. 81 will take a peep at these
beauties" thought The violet. not presuD-
ing 10 attend The meeting; 81 will see
hem as they pass" Bula she raised
her Iowly head, she was Observed by ihe
Judge, who immedisIeIy pronounced her
lbe most beautiful, because the must mod.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Conientmeni CONSISTENT not IN adding
more fuel. but in lsking away some FIRE (;
not in multiplying Of wealth, but in sub.
tracing mems desires. Worldly riches.
like nuts. tear many clothes in getting
then. but al no belly ~iib eating them.
Yes. your souls msy sooner sUrfsit than
be satisfied with earthly ihings. He ibs,
al fret thought ten thousand pounds too
much Tor any man. will sflerwsrds think
Ten million too lillIe for himself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

TnE DrFFERESCE.-The mauisge por.
iion Of young BRIDE IN oldeD tines wa,
feather bed, elk chars, plain cherry ia.
bic End bureau. Fix cups and ssucers, half
a dozen SILVER teaspoons and lot6f ssnd
for sanding foOrs. Now hhsy expect q
seI Of silver plates, carved hair seat sofas.
otromsns, dITans. teie s-leies. rose9 ood
pianos, msfbIeIoP tables for psrIor.
painted fornl:ure for chambers. Brussels
carpets and all other such modern fixtures
for show. This is the res.on there sre
not more marriages.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

NR. JAYNE'S Hair Tonic, at
~ DR.. Mdgruder's
oct 8 Drug Store.
JllIEEALIERS Lie for the Hair, a
u Perfec, Hair Dresser aud Restorer,
stops Hair from falling out in three days,
and restores Gray Hair to lis natural
beauty and sufme,s. For sale al
DR.. Nagruder's
ocI9 Drug Store.
DOBBIN'S Electric or Labor saving
IL Soap. at DR.. Magruder'S
oct 0 Drug Store.
NREEN GROCERY all alive with a
" new stock of TIN WARE-lhe
place to get your ware very cheap.
Knott g. PendIeiOn. ,
lust received Ten sacks best Rio Cof-
y fee. a, heedy's.
NOBLErS at l2! cents apiece, at
81 sep. 25 -leedy's.
DICKLES for sale by
l ocl2 heGdy.
[CHENK'S Sea Weed Tonic, Pu!-
y monic Syrup, Mandrake Pills, for sale
at DR.. Nagrudcr'S
march 6 Drug Store.
LlTONEBRAKbR'S Family Medicines
y and Preparations, for sale at
DR.. MGgruder'S
april 3 Drug Store
NIANELLA Ropes. al sizes, for sale
Ill bv McCurdy g. Duke,
aug IA Charleslown.
7 AIDES and Misses Glove Kid Sroes.
! and good stock OF Boots aud Shoes
now in stone, at Htc6ltdCr
ocr2 Cheap Shoe Store.
3tALI. AID see ten different grades Of
& Sugar, at hFedy's.
$4,000 ro0SDS rs"31S is Of esssnse "ooss rag; is,
goods, a, Keedys.
UYPODERMIC Syrinqes, for sale
Ii april 3 Billings Drug Store.
ESTTACK'S Diplheria or Sore Throat
II Lozenges, at DR.. MagrudPr'S
oct9 Drug Store.
DAKER & Burne,t's pure Medicinal
o Cod Liver Oil, at DR.. Nngruder's
uc,9 Drg Store.
DRASS and Porcelain Lined Kettles,
Dior sale by Nc Crdy " Duke.
sep, 4 Chsreslown.
7 EE aud Perau's genuine Worces-
Ii shire Sauce, inr sale al
DR.. MGgruier'S
april 3 Drug Store.
HORSE Shoes and Horseshoe Nails.
Ii for .ale by Nc Crdy & Duke,
auol4 Charlestown.
lpHE celebrated "Morning Glory" Base
( Burning Stove, for sale by
McCudy g. Duke,
oct9 Cha1estown
NEW FALL STOCK OF BOOTS
" AND SHOES just received bv
oct % j. s. Fleming.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
ORGANS ! ORGANS!

WAVING received the Agency for, Ba-
* ker & Kandsps Organs and Melodef
ons, will be pleased 10 showhe ,,ins'rii-
meni and receive orders. They cannot
be exceleJ. The prices range from S75.
TO $3.50. J. s. FLEMING. Agr
June IL, 1869 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
TO THE FARMERS.

WE have made arrangements by which we
w can furnish Formers with all kinds Of AG-
RlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at Baltimore
prices, freight added. Those il iced OF such
articles will save money 5y giving US call
before purchasing elsewhere. We have cor
s,antly on hand Seymour s Morgan's New
York Combined Reaper and Mower; Bickford x
Hsfman's Drill, best now in use, with or with
out Attachment; Sinclair Patent Cutting Box
es; Patent Water Drawers; Patent Corn Shell
lers, and all other Machinery used by Farmers.
Also all kinds of FERTILIZERS at Baltimore
prices. ,
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Grain and
Country Produce. o
Duffield's Depot, September IL, 1863. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
PATENT
Indigo Blueing Bag,
,le most
Economical, Cieaniy and Complete
.4rfiCie EUer Used

EcONOMlca7, L7e0ny aNH L0Wplt7t
.4rficie EUer Used
By thrifty Housekeepers and Laundresses.
Each Bag IS provided with box so that il can
be put safely away as soon as used.
Price 90 cents. Half size 10 cents.
This Blue contains no acid; and will not in
jure the finest fabrics One Twenty cen: bag
will outlast eight two ounce vials of Liquid
Blue, besides giving softer color and avoiding
the danger and annoyance Of broken or uncork-
ed bottles. Inquire for il at any respectable
Grocery. Patented Dec. "a, 1861, and for sale
by PLYMOUTH CoLoR Co., c. 7. RAYNoLDs s.
Co., 100 and lO5 Fulton street, New York.
Cag For sale by Henry Billings,
Druggist. Shepherdssowu.
April a 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
II. NJ. BILLINGS,
500. Druggist.
April 3. 1869.

IRISIN, the great American Blood Pu-
/ ufer, just received aud lor sale at
Billings Drug Store.
CONCENTRATED Lye for making
" Soaps, for sale at
june Billings Drug Store.
VACUUM Oil Backing, for sonening
i Harness, Boots, Shoes, &c, sold at
march l3 Billings Drug Store.
MERCHANTS Garpng o.! the
Ul greatest Lniment OF The age. for sale
at billings Drug Store.
DEOLY'S Compound Cough Syrup,
l PecIy's Syrup OF Tar and Wild Cher.
ry, for Coughs. Colds. &C.. Peoly's Dys-
pepsa Bitrers, at
may BlIiings's Drug Store.
DRENCI Mustard in jars. Tor sale at
l. Billings Drug Store.
DULLS Diauhea Curslive, a,
ID may 8 Billings Drag Store.
WURPENTiNE st 80 els per gallon, at
4 may % Billings Drug Store.
UOSTETTER'S Stomach Bilcrs. on
a Iy 81 per bottle, at
NAV % Billings Drug Store.
DURE Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
i French Brandy, Old Cognac Brandy, Old
Rye Whiskies, Jamaica and Bay Rum; Port, ,
Madeira, Sherry, and Claret Wines, at
II. NJ. BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug Store.
ALLCOCK'S Porous Plasters, Wells PIas-
n ter>, Poormans Plasters, Belladona Plas
ters, at II. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
| AN Sole Agent in Jefferson county,
L for Dr. Jayne's Preparations, compris.
ing his Expectorsnt Tor Coughs, Colds.
&c Allcrslive for Scrofula aud Diseases
OF the Blood Hair Tonic Liniment ;
Ague Cure and Pills. H. W. Billings,
June 10 DruggisI.
NLYCERINE Lotion good forSunbutn,
U ChalTeJ and Rough Skin, prepared
only at Billings Drug Store.
7 INSEED Oh. at
4 billings Drug Store.
nURHAM TOBACCO.-l have Just
Ii received large package ol No.
Durham Smoking Tobacco, ,sad would III
v,e nv old customers to renew their pat
ronsee. H. " Billings.
moss & Candles Files, at
MI L. ShJer's.
IiORN Plasers at
4 sept IS Billings Drug Store.
ONDON Hair Resiorer, for sale al
| i septI8 Billings Drug Store.
DOWAN'S Inislible Cement. every
n bottle rarrGnisd to mend ChiGa,
Glass, &c, TOR 'ale al
septlS Billings Drug Store.
DHAGIC Powder, for cleaning glass, TN
l.I and silver ware, sells Tor IS cents,
and can be had for 10 cents al
sepll Billings Drug Store.
MORNING Star Bllter-, for sale at
m Billings Drug Store
DURNET'TS KalIi.ion for Sunburn,
ID Rrogh Skin. &c, Tor sale al
June 5 r; ings' Drug Sore.
OROOh'S Wine of Tar for Cough.
Y Colds. and nervous disesaes, just re-
ceivcd a, Billings Drug Store.