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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19
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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19
i'PP>On6f.

A large meeting of the friends of Mr..
George c. Goodwin, the Boston drug
gist, who dropped dead from disease OF
the heart in New York on "Wednesday
evening last, was held on Thursday, ut
the Office Of p. II. Drake d Co. Among
the members of the committee on rcso-
lutions were j. c. Aver, of Lowell j.
f. Henry, formerly of Waterbury Gen,
". w. Henry, of Burlington, and l.. l..
butcher, of ST. Adams. Re olutions
were adopted, expressive Of regret at
the loss Of Mr.. Goodwin. of which the
following was one:
Resolved, That in his consistent Chris
tian life ard honorable character we re-
cognize an example worthy of emula-
ton, and in this painful dispen sation of
Providence, we feel a loss that will be
universally felt throughout the wide
circle OF his cquaintances.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19

TIE FASTING WELSH GIRL.-The
parents of Sarah Jacobs, the girl in Car
marthenshire, Wales, who is said to
have abstained from food or drink for
the last seventeen months, recently pre-
ferred singular charge of assault
against DR.. Hughes of Alandovey. 1t
appears that the Doctor examined the
girl with q stethescope, and asked the
mother, if tho child had any bed sores
upon her back. The mother, who said
she objected to the examination, re-
piled that she had not seen the child's
back for two years, upon which the
Doctor passed his hand behind the girl s
shoulders and passed it down her back
causing her to groan and rise up in bed.
The mother admitted that the Doctor
five shillings upon the bed as an
offering, and that the child had receiv-
ed as much as ESQ. The Court dismiss
sed the complaint on the ground that
by accepting the money the mother
consented to the examination. DR..
Hughes pronounces the affair Il great
imposition.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19

FASHIONS. Thee is nothing particu-
The styles which have been worn dur
ing the winter are all, more or less in
vogue. The Pompadouc roll, with short
frizzled curls in front, is perhaps the
newest style. Powder is worn more
than ever. Diamonds and gold have
given place to gray, which does not i'm
prove the appearance of the wcarer.
New styles for children-Thc panier
Overskirts almost descends to the white
ruffie, which trims the white cambria
undersklrt Ruches of the same silk
rim the bottom and the side seams.
Two large putfs in the back breadth,
both dropping little, form the paniers
The low, square waist, which is trim
med with ruches, is worn over Il high,
white cambria waist. Sash ends and
loops complete the costume. Pain OF
dotted muslin makes very pretty tunic
to wear over thin dresses; black silk tu-
MICS are also pretty, and can be worn
over any kind of skirt.
Boys suit.-For boys from four to ten,
Knickerbocker or Zouave pants, with a
short blouse belted at the waist with
sashes, is a pretty and stylish costume.
The straight pantaloon descending to
the knee, without fullness at the belt is
a little newer style. The little plain
jacket which buttons at the throat, dis
playing the white plated, or ruflled
waist beneath-which can be worn with
either the gored skirt, or the pantaloon,
is pretty for very young boys. For
youths over ten years ofage, the English
walking suits is as stylish, and perhaps
as fashio nable as anything that is worn.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19

Our Millinery department is in charge OF a
competent mllincr.
Dress Making done to order in the most APP
proved manner. This department is in charge
of MISS j. NJ. DUMAS, who will be happy to
see the former patrons of this establishment.
We study to please Our prices are low. Come
and see
MISS MARI.C. PERRY
Successor to Miss f.. Dumas.
st. Adams VI. May eth. 1869. 3Ol@tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Mtarria9fs.

In the NJ. Z. Church Of this place, on
Thursday morning last, by Rev. g. W.
Feelemyer, Mr.. Joseph Collins ShOr TO
Miss Fannie CrOw, all of this place.
~ We nostcOrdially extend our congrs D.
lations 10 the happy couple, with the hope th i
every blessing Of life may attend them. Thanks
for the cake
On the llth instant, by the Rev. w.
r. Lower, Mr.. .4ndrev Dice to Miss
Susan Murphy. both Of Berkeley coun'
~.
Atthe residence Of the brides father,
near Duhield's Depot, on The 26th uIl,by
the Rev. Mr.. Simmons. Mr.. .7mhony
Nurnamaker 10 Miss Laura J. Rem
hnrt-sll Of this county.
On Wednesday evening. 10Th instant
in the Methodist Church in Stanton. by
Rev. W. A. harris, Prof. ". c. True.
hart, Wesleyan Female Institute, 10 Miss
.SaHe C. Myers OF this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Deatbs.

On Sabbah E,ening, the 7Ib inst, in
Msrun,borg. Mrs .Nagdrd Bishop, who
uss born January 81, 1904, aged 65
wears. 10 months ann days.
On the llth inst, after lingering Ill
ness, Eliza Baker. vile OF Fl. NJ. Cage.
and daughter of Joseph S. Chambers, Of
Msrrinsburg, seed 90 years, months,
and IS days.
On Sunday morning last, 10 Charles
town, after panir and pro'rscIed Ill
ness. Mrs. Maric L. Shygart. wife Of
Rein Shugsrl, Esq. in the 37Gh year Of
her sGe
Near DoEield's Depot, on Friday night
The 18th instant, Mrs. Keph1ri. vile Of
Mr.. John kepharl, aged SO years.
On the Ord inst , al her residence, Bel
levue. near Hedgesrille, Mrs. Margaret
Lsmsn, aged 80 yeats, 9 months and IS
dave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
For The Register
LEETowE. WEST VIRGINIA,
November l0,h, 1869. }

Ma. EDITOR "A few lines from his
part Of the County, may not prove uh'"'
ieresilng 10 your readers.
The election passed of quietly. put
little interest was taken 10 The canvass,
and scarcely half the regi'.ered voters III
AveriIl Township went 10 The PoiS' o"
election day.
Since the election, political affairs ap-
pear TO be entirely aside, and religious
matters are now largely occupying the
pubic attention.
: MOUNT Zion BAPTIST CHURCH, lhree
miles from Leetown, has been blessed
witfis very remarkable revival. The
church issunder the pastoral care OF Rev.
Mr.. Penick. The meeting lasted over
two weeks, closing OF Monday night, last,
and resulted in the conversion of forty
eigh, persons. Thirtyeigh! have united
with the Church. Eighteen were bap-
,ized, October 3lst, and twenty last Sab
bath. On the latter occasion, some two
hundred persons witnessed the ceremo-
ny, although the westher was quite cold.
An interesting meeting is in progress at
Leelown, conducted by the Rev. e. G.
Baker. of the NJ. E. Church. Thus far
there has been one conversion, and sew
eral persons are enquiring the way OF sal
yalion.
The advocates Of Temperance are
working, aad with fair prospect OF sue
cess, for the organization of Temper
snce society in our village.
ACCIDENT MIR. A. J. Johnson. resi-
ding near HopewclI Mills, met with a
painful accident on Saturday last. 10
climbing over a fence, he slipped, and
falling on his left arm, spraining ii badly.
He is improving.
Yours, &C.,
TENpIhR
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

e. DoN'T BELIEVE Ir.-A wonderful
tory is going the rounds Of ,he press to
the eject that woman in illinois. hss
presented her husband with Elk children
s,s birth. We don't object 10 this. The
soil Of Illinois is rich and the State is 8
productive one. Here's What sucks US.
Tho husband is perfectly delighted"
That's wha, We don't believe, Jus, think
81 that poor devil Of q father jumping out
OF bed some cold nigh. the coming winter.
Dumping his toes sgsins, the chairs, his
nose against The doors, or iumbIlng over
careless rocking chair 10 hunt Godfrey s
Cordial or Mrs Winsl0.'s Soothing
Syrup Tor SIX young oaes, all yelplne al
once With the collie, and tell US lie is de-
lighted with the prospect. Six healthy,
huBgered babies bowling sixteen hour.
o.. Of 4 e twenty foar and the stern pari.
al "J,!ishied." We don't believe any
,uch yarn, we don't.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

To- In ARREARs-A man named Sam
ucl J. Benner, of Circleville, Ohio, is in.
Jebled TO this office for four years sub
scripiion. We have sent lis bill until
we have become tired, without receiving
any response whatever, and take this op-
porunhy OF informing hin once more Of
hi. Indebtedness. Mr.. Benner may be
M honest man, but his honesty has not
been OF any benefit to Va ; OF lie may &c
10 The PsniIeniiary for sughs we know,
bu, one thing We do Know and i, is this:
man who will take a newspaper four
years, subjecting the editor 10 the expense
Of paper, ink, hands, &C., and then re-
fuse TO pay for il. onghl 10 serve an ap-
premiership in the Penitentiary for sew
eral years. We make mention Of The
above fact because we believe it duty
we owe to the community in which such
man resides, in order to put The citizens
upon their guard, for self protection, be.
,suse we hold that man who will chea,
al editor of his jusi dues will cheat any
body else II he has The opportunity.
There are severed others to whom we
shall pay Our respects if they don, come
10 lime" very soon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

o. DEaD.-An old coloreG man nam
ed Kicker, long and familiarly known in
this community, shuffied off this mortal
coil on Tuesday last. 1t is said that
when he died he was about lis gears Of
sge, and was body servant Of Gen. Greene
IN Revolutionary war times. His remains
were followed TO the tomb on Wednesday
siternoon las. lie walked 10 Martins.
burg, DISTANCE Of 10 miles. in one day
md returned the next. causing over.exer-
t,on, and re.ulung in his death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
TEMPLAR

The SOUTHERN GESERALs.-S Since Me
close of The war, the Southern Generals
seem 10 have devoted themselves as viso-
rousiy and steadily 10 the undemons'rs-
tive vocalions OF civil life as they once
did 10 putting squadrons in the field, and
have set an example Of steady, faithful
industry which has not been without ef-
feet upon the people Of their section.
Teaching, railroading and insurance ap.
pear 10 be either the iayoTIe pursuits
with The Confederate Generals, or the
ones they most naturally fall into. Lee,
Maury and Lilly ere associated together
as teachers in Washington College, Va;
Kirby Smith is al the head Of College
in Kentucky; Stewart, of Tennessee, aft
er the war returned to his old professor
ship Of mathematics snd engineering in
Cumberland University q, Lebanon, Ten
nessee; Joseph +. Johnston has been Of
lered, and will probably accept, the Pres
iIency of ,he University al Nashville;
Forest is bulldog railroad from Selma
to Memphis with pToGlglous energy !;
Besuregsrd has charge OF railroad IN
Louisiana; Malone has charge OF Tie Fir-
GINA and Tennessee road; Hood is push.
ing The business of the Lie Association Of
America 10 the South; Fsign has IN insu.
rance agency in Lnlle Rock. Few Of The
prominent military leaders OF 'he South
are idle. end nearly all OF them are earn
ing good incomes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

e. We are requested to state by 'he
nsnagers OF The Ladies Fair, that in max
ing out list Of ladies' Ia scI in cO-opeIa-
ton Tor tie Fair in contemplation, great
many persons were Internationally omit,
ted ia the list published last week, and
ths! iSey hope all who feel interested in
lha snlerpuze viii take hold Of The matter
for The (uitheEance snl promotion Of the
object In view.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

10. GA. WARE.-Dasid l. keedy
hss just received new supply Of Glass
Ware Of every description, from the
Wheeling Glass Works. The supply
Just received is varied, choice and tasty,
and which cannot be exceled in qushty
nr pdce. lie al>o has the Flint Glass
Chimney, for lamps, which are warrant.
Gd not 10 burst from he heat or blaze.
Persons waning Glassware should give
David a call, End you sill surely be pleas,
All with your Bargains.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
New advertisements.
& 6 8 8 8 8
20 THE WORKING CLASS.-Ws az

20 The WORKING CLASS.-Ws are
now prepared 10 furnish all classes with con-
slant employment at home, the whole Of the
lime or .cr he spare moments. Business ne",
LIGHT end Profitable. Perscns OF either sex ess.
Ily earn from soc to S. per evening, and pro-
nor,ionsI Spr by deyo,ing their whole time to
The business. Bcysand girls earn nearly as
much as men. Tha, all who see ,hi, no:ice may
send their address, and lest the business We
make thi. unparslleIieI offer To snch as are
no, well satisfied. We will send 81 10 pay ioF me
trouble Of writing Full particulars. valuable
sample. which will do TO commence WORK on
and a copy Of "The Peoples Literary Com
panion''-oue Of The largest and best 'amily
newspapers PuJsaed-aIl sent free BY mall
Reader, if y on want permanent profitable work
address E, &: ALLEN 81 Co, Augusta. Maine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Menu ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE
Mason & Hamlin Organ COMFY,
Winners OF
The Paris Exposition Medal,
who have uniformly been
.4E.4RDED HIGHEST HONORS,


Al industrial Exhibitions IN This County.
so that their work is the scknoa lodged stan.
dart II excellence IN TIA department, respectful
~ announce that with extended and perfected
ABILITIES, and by The exclusive use Of TeceE.
Improvements, they now producing yet
more perfect organs than ever before, IN great
variety as 10 style and pIIce, adapted TO all put
lie and priyl:e uses, for Drawing Rooms, Ii.
braries Music Rooms, Concerl Halls, Lojge.
Churches, Schools, Sc, in plain and elegant
ca.es, il Of which they cnsblcd by their
uneeualsi flci nies iOf manufacture " sell IT
prices Of IN ferIor work.
The recent Improvements in these organ.
have 50 increased their usefulness and popular
nv that they are unSueslronaHIv the most Gtsi.
r.ble instruments ob;anabSe iof family use, i.
well AZ Churches, Sch,o s. e. while The ruc.4
of which they can be Afforded $50 10 $1,000
cach' adapt them 10 the means aud requirement,
at all classes. They a.o equally adapted 10 SGT
ullr snd sacred music. are elegant ~ furaIuro
occupy lUtle sPLc., are Mt hlUIr tcsei oul -
order. not rcQulng tuning once, where 81!
5rol,rte IS tuned twenty ume>, Lre yeiy luf9.
hr, and more easy 10 learn 10 Play upon ihA'
lhe p,anOt.re.
The VI. & II. Organ Co. are now selling
Four Octave OVaus for $50 EACH FIVE Octave
Organs + 80 stops. with tao scIIs al Vibrator
for Sl25, nj other sty les a pr'rohIonals rates.
For testimony 10 the >upeuouiy Of their Or
gru,. the Mason 4 namiin Organ Go respect
fully refer 70 The musical profession Gererallt.
l nl,jaury Of tic most prominent music am o.
o.. country, w'rh mru. oi 'ruiuence IN 10
roe. having given Futhc testimony that 'n'
Mason \ uam'u nrgsus exec a. othc's.
\ circular courl ana. TN, ic>umonv m FL!
Nlll he zen, rec 10 sly one dr,'rrg II, sln
descriptive c.r,Lhr. CONTAINING 'u'i part cuIar.
rsSpe-.i9 ..cse Instruments, ~. correct draw
lrg, o.! The p,lrfo sts.es ALL .oNrs' pr,'.
which are lived aud iuyariahi,. Address T&'
Mason & Uaulu OE.n Co. 90 Broadway.
y. y: ~ Trrmpu, stro !, Boston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

IS WIN. A. Chsplne has received
smother new supply Of Goods, of every
description, at his Store, TO which he in
,ites the attention of the public. HIS
goods are choice, cheap and good.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

FATHER HyAcINTHu ExCoMMuNICAIED.
The Italian correspondent OF thrsParle
says that il is understood in Rome that
Father Hyscin,he is excommnncaled &C.
cording TO the rules Instituted al The
Council Of Trent. The statement that
several French Bishops will defend the
reverend father before the Gcumencal
Council is believed 10 be unlounded. 1t is
possible that Father Hyacnthe's name
viii be mentioned in he discussions re-
gsrding The berries OF The GsIllcan
Church and the jurisdiction OF bishops
over the monasieries Of their dloceses: but
there is no reason 10 believe that the case
will be made the suhjec, Of special de.
bate al the instance OF sny OF The prelsIes.
--L0ndon Ne,cS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

rniry three Thousand acres OF land in
Kansas. an The line Of The Kansas Pacific
sAIFusd. have been purchased by colony
at |. 200 English families. who have foun-
cr1 village AND called it Wakefield.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

&s, The revival OF religion which has
been in progres, during the past Elk
weeks, in the coIored church OF this place,
IS .t!ll in progress resulting III Glany col
nred parsons being conTerIed. The
meeung is conducted by ReVs. May berry
and Bowmsn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

hS- CiRcuIr CouRT.-"Our Uncut
Court resumed its session on Tuesday
morning last. His Honor Judge Joseph
A. Chspliue presiding. G.. E. slubbs,
Prosecuting Attorney, VIM. A. Chap
line, Cle,k. L. W. Pouerfeld, Sheriff.
|. Thos. Chsp!ine and George koonce,
Deputy Sheriff..
The following cases were 'tled
Demory vs.. +. Hawks. Appeal. Ac-
lion for recovery Of value Of horse. Yer
die, for Defendant. White and Trspnell
for plaintiff; Davies and Blackburn for de-
fendsn.. New rial grained.
Mrs. Thomas, Admr'x. rs. John G.
Shirley. Assumpsii. Verde, for plain.
tiff. Faulkner and Van Sweariagen for
plaintiff; Brlzhoover for defendant. New
uisl granted.
Anthony Turner VS.. WIN. w. Caroh.
ers. Assumpsii. Verdict for defendant.
Blackburn for plaintiff; Bellzhoover and
Faulkner for Gefendan,. Motion for new
ulsl pending
r. ID. Kerfoo, VS.. Theo. Honsher'
Action for Islander. Cause still pending
before jury Evidence oil given and Will
be argued On Monday.
Linton Andrews and wife va. Mary
Batemsn. On molion OF defendant, dis
uiss.l. Davies for defendant.
New ,risl was also granted in case oil
Maddox VS.. Shepherd,repor'ed last week.
Court adjourned on Wednesday even
; ING until Monday next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

fsS- II will be seen by an advertise.
men in this issue that r. Wiiherow,
DENTIST, will make professional .isi. to
our town on the 9th of Decent Der, and
remain two weeks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

O. Oar young friend S. n. Ray, OF
s.. Louis. formerly of this place, viii
scsep, our ,hanks for files Of S! Loui. pa
p'rs, received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
NORTHAMPTON CO.. Va,
Arinher %. 1859.

NJ EUIlOT-in FORMER HOle IDlOi III
ed YOU Of The staples 20 the growth OF
which the soil in this latitude and climate
were peculiarly adapted and The lncredi-
bic amount, to the uniniliaed, that Is an
nuslly produced, chiefly without the aid
of any other than domestic manure. They
constitute the royal purple OF support and
affluence Of the agncultuflsls OF this and
The adjoining counties. Whether The soil
possesses lis pristine vigor, have no
means Of ascerlaning. From an exami
nation OF very old records in The clerk S
office, which The courtesy Of the gentle
manly clerk afforded ne an opportunity
10 do, and of which avsiled myself, |
was induced TO believe that the land had
been in cultivation for period Of more
than two hundred years-the dates OF The
oldest record Of Jules. &C.. were in the
year Of Gixren hundred and lhuty.l" o.
On ,he beach. particularly on the sea side
mos, Of the farms have " hat is denOmna-
ted salt pasture, luxutlsnl growth OF
coarse grass, very nutritious Tor cattle
extending below the margin OF high rde
in many places. II is very evident from
the greater length OF the warm season,
peculiar fruit and Forest trees and shrubs
which sre indigenous hero that the $50.
thermal relations ere quite different here
from what they are west Of The Blue
Ridge moun,ains. A sunrise at sea will
have 10 be seen to be appreciated. The
sun and us reflections above The horizon,
are not more lustrous than it appears from
an exclusive land vlew-hU! lts COne.ilke
morning. dazzling reflection from the
point in the ocean whence II seemingly
issues to the point whence ii l. beheld is
more than an ordinary enthusiast can
Justly describe. The entire Peainsulas,
citizens affirm, is perfectly beautiful, the
only case | witnessed was one of that lru-
Is terrible character which did not think
was quite myih-but ore that was up
on record In medical books, and was H.
cdert,lIy announced in newspapers az
having occurred al some remote place an
attack of uydIophoha. In this instance
lie msn had been bitten by rapid dog
three months previous to the attack.
Some simple preventive means only had
been Used. The wound inflicted by the
dog healed and no attention given 10 IT..
The months after. the attack vas ushered
in, with general distress of sysiem,
though nothing special al The place bit
ten, within twen'y-four hours irrlsbiliiy
Of prsecorJial and peculiar construction Of
thros, va. developed, and the aversion 10
! the sight OF fluids, disiorIve violent
spasms and delIrium were manifested if
water was exhibited for long length Of
! time there were lucid intervals. 1t re-
suited in death in CT neSr seventy two
| hours.
Many other counties contiguous 10 the
Poomsc-Buck and other rivers, have
been visited and their conditions noticed,
Of which ! may probably inform you al
some other lime. i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

C.. PsRsoNAL.-S. ID. ilenkel one Of
the editors Of ,le New Market I'oNsy !;
r. NJ. Pace one of the editors of the
Merlinsbuig Union, and II. n. Gallaher
ni the Chsrleslown Free Press, the dad-
dy Of oil editors, paid US editorial visits
during the pas, week. They are all clev-
~ fellows, and we were glad 10 see item.
C5p Services were held in tie PFtsby-
,erlan, and ". f. Church, OF this place,
Rev. Brdlneer pastor OF the former, and
Rev FeeImyer, pastor of the latter, on
Thursday last, Thanksgiving day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

&c. Dr.. Renlch, Dentist, will be in
Sheph erd.,oan on Monday nex', 22nd
instant, and remain one week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
THE GREAT ATTRACTION.

". B LAUGHS BOOK S NOTION STORE,
TEEPS constantly on hand u complete Stock
~ Of Books, Stationery Fancy Goods, Toy,
Notions, Wall Paper, Window Shades, all lie
latest Newspapers, Periodicals and Magazines.
Subscriptions received for the same at Publish
ers prices. ALL Goods sold CHEAP fer
CASH. Subscriptions required to be paid in
advance.
Persons pltronizing my establishment aill
receive particular attention, AID every pains
will be taken 10 accommodate them Every
article required by my customers, and those
who favor me with call, if not on band, wall
be furnished at the shortest notice
Nov. 90 1866. y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Dss'h has during the past week 'trick-
en- down many prominent persons. he
army has lost Gen. john f. Woo. the
navy Admiral Charles Stewart. and the
Stale such men as ex Governor Prsu,
Robert J. Walker. ex-Secrelsry Of the
Treasury, end the venerable Amos Ken
dali. who expired Friday in the ssl year
Of bis age
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
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We will send handsome prospectus Of our
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