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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-13

WoRKINGMEN's AssEMBLY.-A meeting of
this organization was held last night at the CITY
HAN, MIR. William Boron, Esq, in the chair
L ne Chair stated that the meeting had been
called TO elect a delegate to the National Labor
congress, TO be held in Philadelphia on Monday
next, the 10th instant, and after some debate a
motlon was made that one delegate only b.
sent, and Mr.. A. T. Cayis was elected. Anap-
preparation Of fifty dollars was made to defray
the expenses OF the delegate. Me. Wolf, Of
colorado, addressed the assembly ON the labor
question. On motion, a committee consisting OF
Messrs. f. Mac Murray, William Boron, and
Archibald Huelett. was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions of respect to the memory of
william h. Sylvis, late President OF the
National Labor Union; said resolutions % be
presented al the next regular meeting OF the
Assembly. Adjourned.
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o. SSHsDHsr So! ThsAs6srr s sHILb SH[aedassIS

Proposals Vim be Tor the dsiVss;; - sis
Trsasury Departures Of about I SEQ TONS or
0vAta viz: 20 tons Hc; I, 80 ton. No. Bald:
100 tons Lyksns Valley; 20 b wsiGhsd on the
seal AZ Of the treasury extension, aud 20 weigh
s..iS n :.Sa Bse and in 'uoh quantities
Bids viii b received until II O'Clock noon ON the
20 day Of August, 1853, sdarsseed 70 the General
supeEtntsnds:t Tress1U. DuiIdinss, and 70 b
cate, the DsDartmsnt rsserying the right 20 reject
al OF ssy lEruen 81 the bic. received.
DO Did VIII DO entertained unless satisfactory
70 ill the contract. ed o. Ri6E
an 10-d0 Gent oupt frsasury Buildings.
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De- i Sss5s ~ A.. z ,. puRAH. r.; va
Privets Diseosss. La1ies and oSneisSe NJ ,isS
70 cons1le IAys1eian greet skill and EXP A. :.
csnsefnny treesed. eleiaess strictly conf :sntiSi
Az letteu must cootaan stamp. .a7i.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EREHCH LANGUAGE As.coSy,,.

French LANGUAGE Akr coSyIRs.TIoS
rssssssss :ss rslv kfss .OS glass;. rs, IN
sunsd on the let OF septeIul'e % re-
EsIkEson School ro5 DUNG L.p,,s
VII begin on the soth SEP tssnbs Dss
Aeply TO him ct his resideuo. "a p.,
through Pos, once Box iis ' =. Or
SELECT SCHOOL IoR YOUNG LADIES ox
ose.9, HI, No. p1deinston Place, la ~
sIi sps Miss DORSEY, having .s ss Sses \. DOB
sSsis seSso on sc:sbsf ss,a%e @. dss:
ct; vIHoENfs SCHOOL UEDsR' ,a.
- ehsrse Of the sisters OF Chartty' vii, ra nhE
Monpar. eeP,enber oh Parent. nj go SSsss on
viii b. given 90 the moral an IN /. lisssn s,setion
0i,es ,S1ns ladies placed under their shsrse.
Tar r SIsr AM 5NSbp Ska;sIes. MAtaInAr.
Rev chss.. rsosD,, Ysssr %. charge OF
s. 1859, 90 the Iends Me.siss Ho ,.s sss'.nesr
n9s.h. petvsen 18th and 18th streets vest
nm Be ). % sss:Ds sss.
nee s found TO be injurious 20 the .ch vol
t.ker Co corner TN and sts -'' . .asl,sss s'
A p,oorssr ; Soaa,s EALL,
wLn%Iss $3.50 SCHOOL Of s..yI.ns Rev. ,.
i rTlns pasIhe dutit. q this school vii ne -.
corn. OF tsssse moer ls,h With rsIl and sfhcient
Apply 70 the Rector. lss street. Gu seo,sts
SCnooL FOB YOUNG LApIes- nv M.
- Horthern part OF Che city-the Miss. a
Apply At 500 llth street, bet sad W. M 1sss.
FREDERICK FINALE SEMINARY.
FREDERICK. Md,
Possessing full collegiate po~-rs. viii c,Rm.no.
September. n
For Catalogues, containing view Of buildings.
REV. THOMAS N. CAM. An.
~ - <m President
DIckISsoE CoLLLiGs. .v,
The FALL TERN Of this Tnstttation viii best,
seetemr9 "a. r. l.. DASH GrJis.
90 tieNim President
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TIE DEATH OF PICKErT.-The name of the
colored man whose death was notice.: yester-
Gay, as being supposed from poiso:, is James
manner of his death. Some of his acauaiut.
ances state that on Saturday night he, with
Two other men,-TImOthy Rogers and -
Slmms-was invited to drink. and he did so:
the others in the party being suspicious of the
Two men inviting them, declined; that when
Picket returned home shortly afterwards he
was taken with pains and unQuench liable
tnnst. and after his death on Tuesday morn
ing his body swelled greatly, and looked as il
II bad been poisoned. Drs. Bushnell and
samson attended him, and we believe gave il
by intemperance.
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TREA0UBY DEPARfMuNT,
WasSIasloa. HorsS g. &c
f1. t ssSSs 81 q
Rockiord. !" ~, that slch. notes Win bs paid In
Un q eSs ~. g u: qSis:f
s; ssssfisvisv oe.,s,olR.I B. FssT ~. JsgsD;
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STO1AGI-ef0RAo1 1OON for Furpit1re ar
- any KID Of Aerchandize 40, q lSrse aSilsr
yor Rent. y. u. AATfHEWe, 3s3 Ponnsyiva.
1sSvenoes oWWsSn etn - 6th. "a E. ~
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f I. Hzik zSr sS a.: Pa sh y
Briei Vol. near south end q Is Ioae BlsdFs.
iyll-2oV6V
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

Ohicagc creased tho fiddle bows Tor the Daven.
pv,e Srolhcrs and the spirits we're prevented
IRON osing their customary iiddling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18
Bu8iMeSS Uar0S.
TAI o r limo.
T .OOk HERE!
WIN. TRARHNta
mas RxnovSD
T al OR HOP!

TO the room lately occupied by A. X. Mckans Jewslry
Store, No 81 Ia Sale street. 'H0 y
lie has just received stock Of cloths cassimerea
'esngh, &c. which he Is selling aud making IN 10 Ordr
cheaper than slophop work DO bought any where In o.
tawa- Ne has ulse ON hand good variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING! ''
tHuch ot It his own pskeJ and general assortment of
gents furnishing goods. which he Is selling vt the lowest A.
IRE, Mr. lraing the public generally know. was for !
number Of years employed Boss Tailor and Cutter in L.
flsanr Tailoring Establishment which had hIsh rsput.
ton for the excellence OF its custom work. Remember The
place No q La Sale street late MKans Jswcry s,ors
wett sac OF court house Az fes f+f0li sfufs sdle
ottsws, Aususts, 1868 d,
Up Em0vAL. .sins+&
q, s,,v an FIG. KING ,,.q ,.,.y
~. refoyed his machinery omG. H. Rutss old rsapsr
factory 40 his new shop opposite Joseph Naisrhotrs rss
dence corner Of Superior aud Clinton snocs whore No
prcpai cd " do all kinds VI
Planning, Matching, Re scsstng d Aippix.,
On short notice Thankful for past patronage win try
aud merit continuance OF the by doing my own work.
and doing Il NJ cheap ,can bs done any where.
Ottawa, May f3, ls@ 2. q. KING
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

upon the assumption that the laws now IN
lorCe relating to customs and internal rcvenue
VIII not be so changed as to materially affect
tne revenue, and the cstimnte OF expenditures
are pased upon The expectation that no extra
Ordinary appropriations will be made ''
GEO. 5. boutwell,.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

10 the room lately occupied by Xxx. Mckans Jewslry
Store, No. II La Sale street 'FH0 y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
spurgeons Church In London.
.onIon coIrespondent saY.

4 London correspondent says:
( On Sunday morning heard Surgeon
preach. The sudence was large. bui by
no means crowded as when ! heard him
two years ago. Then, sis qnlrret be.
fore the commencement OF service. the
yard steps and street IN front were crowd.
ed. and five minutes before the commence.
meni OF service the doors were ihiown
open. people cane IN with rosb. Sling
every seal IN on instant. cIoa ding sII The
sisles and occupying every available
space. Ii was not so yesterday. A half
an hour before service commenced The
gs'es were opened, The rear church doors
were opened, no guards wefe si The door.
no tickets were demSUded. | wslked IN
to the house and looked sround wilhou,
being disturbed by Bny one Fifteen mir
Uus before service co1mencrd there wote
NOT hny people III the boors. When Mr..
SpUrgeon opened the worship ihe house
was rrob,tly three qusIleIs foil. Il lketi
filing Op during TIE introductory ser
vice.. There are no carpets on tho
floor Of he chapel. and tie ineessnt
tramp. ramp Of The people msGe II slmost
impossible To hear ~hsi Ihe sprsker said,
e,peciely ss a universal cold 1ed TO
pievsde ihe congregation. and each per-
son present seemed TO iske psr IL, no
coughing or speezIng that sss going on.
At no time were the seals oil filled. A
few persons only ssi in he si-lvs.
Two years have wrought some change
in Mr SpUrgeon. He ha, had much
sickness, End hi. Thenmaiic gout has
made great Ibrosd' on bis phy,icsi sn.r-
gy. lie has grown very Stout lie .
less careful 10 bis drs.s and per,onsl sp-
pesrsnce than formerly. lie gave toisl
sb.tinence Limited IisL Finding IL no,
10 agree With him. 80 hc supro'ed. when
tie period was op that he allotted 10 The
irisl he wept back o. lie En-. lish cus.
toms. HI. voice is 80 nellor. s0norou,.
sDd brv itching 8. ever. lis seInOn Oh
the efforts people make 10 render ihsm-
selves wrelcfed vs IN hIs best vein,
,psrkling eloquent. impre.'ive. lie
seemed lake a man whose spirit aud rr,o-
luton ovtrsn his sHepgrh. All bis ser-
,ice. we're very long HE introductory
prayer reached fifteen minutes. Three
hymn. were sung. and all before tie ser
mon. He reads the ertire hymn. and
then read u sRsin verse by verse While
the congregation Eng. His eIpo,inou
OF the chapter MAS longer than an Anei.
can sermon. The slloued iime Of the
sermon is one hour. s!Iboosh he often sx.
coed. this. The singing ~ss espeeisly
grand. So iH,humept of music Of ssy
kind is allowed. The Iesdsr ssods on
The platform from which ML Spurgeon
breaches. The congregation rise Of all
iie .iGg:ngs. and begin viib tie 6:,t ao,s
Of he cbofisier, and eng fUH. CHEEKY,
prompi. aud in unison. d NJ believe
there is tUch singing 'i,es sbeIe in tie
world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13

pay secures precisely the same sort OF
dollar in use now. and no, before.
Wills, the question Of specie payment
is in obeysnce the prudent business man
is careful about contracting debis payable
in the distant future. The nsIlon should
follow the same rule. A pro.trsle coD.
nerce is to be rebuilt and oil industries
encnUrsged.
The young men Of The country, those
who, from their age must be It's rulers
twenty 6ve years hence. have peculiar
inieresi.in maintaining the national honor.
A moments reflection as 10 Whist will be
our commanding influence among the ma.
tons Of the esuh in their day, ii they are
only true 10 themselves. should inspire
them in The national pride. All divisions.
geographical, political and religious. can
JOIN in this common sentiment
How the public debt ic TO be paid. or
specie payments resumed, is noiso i'm.
por,snt, as that plan should be adopted
and acquiesced in. A united de,ermina.
iion 20 do is worth more than divided
isliou upon this subject may not be psces-
sary now, nOI even advisable, but u will
be when The civil law is more fully re-
stored in all parts OF the country aud uAde
Iusunes iis wouied channels.
Il will be my endeavot 10 execute all
laws 10 good faith, 10 collect oil revenues
assessed. aud 10 ho,e them properly sc-
counted for. and economically d'sbursed.
| will. TO The best Of my ability. appoln.
TO office Ilose only who viii cary out
this design.
In regard TO foreign policy, would
deal with nations ss equitable law re.
quiIes individuals TO deal siih each other,
and would protect The las.sbiding cin.
gems, whether Of native or ol lote'su
birth, wherever his rights are jeopatdizet,
or the Gag Of our country floats. | would
respect the rights Of all nations, demsnd
ing equal respect for oUr own. II Others
depart from this rule in their dealings With
US. We will be compelled 10 follow their
precedent
The proper trestGent OF the original
cu2snls OF ,his lsnd-lhe lHdisp-is ono
deserving OF careful study. | vii! favor
any course towards them which tends tn
their civilization, chrisiianiz,non, and ul.
iimais citizenship.
The question of suffrage is one which
is likely 10 agitaie the public so long as =
portion OF the cilizrns Of the nation are
excluded from its privileges in any Stale.
II seems 20 me very desirable ths, this
question should be settled now, and en-.
terisin the hope and express the desire
that il may be. by the ratification OF tho
fifteenth article of amendment 10 The Con-
stilution.
ln conclusion. ask patient forbesrance
one towards another throughout The land,
and determined effort on he part Of e,-
cry citizen 10 do his share towards ce-
menrng happy Union. and ! SEX the
prayers OF the nation TO Almighty God Ia
behalf Of this contamination.
As the President finished the reading OF
his address. salute Of twenty one guns
vas fred by bo try stationed near The
Capitol.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
For Sale i!

DREPARED Cocosnu, for Puddines,
L Pies, Cakes, &c, at
Dr. Magruder's
dec ii Drug Sure.
pELL'S Confection's, Bells Cordial for in
ID fant's teethng, McMauns' Elixir of Opium,
Ayers Sarsaparilla, Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, for sale at
II. NJ BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug Store.
4 SMALL lot Of Hardware, cheap, at
AZ dec l9 Line s. Keedy's.
CUCUMBER Pickles, by the dozen or
v hundred, al Line s. Keedys.
ELLIS Corn Plaster. warranted to cure
IL COINS, for sale at
DR.. Magruder's
jan l6 Drug Store.
WLAVORING Exnsc,s.--Belrs, Da-
x vls', and Mller's, Burnei!'s, Extracts
OF Fsnells, Lemon. Strawberry, Orange
and great variety of Others. for sale a,
Billings
nov 81 Drug Sore.
WE have just received another lot of
w those choice WOOL BLANKETS,
from Porter's Fsciory-also Lindseys,
Yarns, and Flannels.
now Rickard 8. WeIshans.
DRINE Chewing Tobacco. and No.
L Cigars. at Licklider's.
DRIED Peaches and Apples, for sale BY
IL dec 10 Line e. Keedy.
DENTINE hardens the gums cleanses
IL and preserves the teeth. Prize 25
cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by
II. W, Billings. Druggist.
DOSADALIS for purifying the blood,
u Zlngari and Hosie,,er's Biuers, pure
Old Rye Whiskies and Old Cognac Bran.
dies, in bottles. al
Dr. Magruder's
dec IL Drug Store.
MEXICAN Wild Flower Shampoo Lo-
Il ton for removing d4ndruff and clean
ing the scalp, sold al
ian 80 Billings Drug Store.
NOlL Oil Lamps, all sizes and styles.
v Comet Burners three sizes. Lamp
Chimueys and wicks, for sale at
oc, 81 Billings Drug Store
THE bes, Segsrs and Tobacco, at
j. s. Fleming
I AMPS and Lamp Chimneys, Coal Oil,
Ia Brushes of all kinds, Halo Lamp Shades,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pipes and Tobacco,
Fancy Articles in great variety, for sale at
DR.. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
UINGARI Biiters. at
II nov 2I Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
G. D. KELL E r,

HAGERsTowN, MD,
HAS in store most magnificent stock Of
Ii Goods in the Jewelry line, (Seected mainly
for the Holiday season) and mos: admirably a.
dapIed for parties wishing to bestOw as presents
upon favoIite friends. The stock is complete
in every department. A full complement of
Gold and Silver Watches,
made by the best American and Foreign Manu-
faclurers, including a fine lot Of Gold and Sill
yer Hrn.ing Case. full jeweled, Patent Levers.
His stock Of
HOLIDAY NOTIONS
cannot be exceiled either in quantity or quail
~, by any similar establishment in Western
Mar Wand, and TO which he invites special in
specron by the public
kr~ Call and see the heavy inv, ices now on
exhibition.
PRICES LOW AND LOWERING !!
a. D-op in and seIectyOur Holiday presents
in time.
u Remember the place, No. II West
Washington Suest, HagerstOwn.
G. d. KELLER.
Decem mber l9, 1865. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13


DAG Carpe,ing, Oil Cloth and Mating.
IL for sale by J. s. NelUin.
jan 80 Elk Branch & Unlcnvllle
HNGLISH Corn Plas,ers. for sale al
u jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF Traces al very low
a prices. E Shafer.
A Fine lot Of Skates just received at
"A the Hardware Store.
A Large and fine assor,men, Of Sleigh
II Bells just received and ioI sale at The
dec Hardware Store.
NTHRACITE COAL for sale by
"A nov E. Shafer.
GOAL Hods and Shovels, at the
u dec Hard,care Store.
HORSE Shoes all sizes, and Mans i'm
Ill proved Axes, warranted for 30 days,
for sale by David Bilmyer
VINGARI Bitters; Omnibus, Glycerine and
4 Bath Soaps; Paper and Envelopes. Steel
Pens; French Note Paper of all styles; for sale
at Or. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
MRS. Grimes and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Il Syrups; Davis and Miller's Worm Syrup,
and Worm Confections, pleasant TO the taste
but fatal TO Worms; Axle Grease; Sewing Ma
chine Oil, for sale at DR.. MAGR UDER'S
Oct 81 New Drug Store.
4 Superior 10, of Sleigh Baskets and
Il Runners, Shafts and Tongues. at the
dec 5 HardWare Store.
UOSTETTER'S Stomach, Mish!er's Herb,
IL brakes Plantation, Stonebrakers Dyspep-
sia, Cannon's Stomach and Hoofand's German
Bitters also Hoohand's German Tonic, Roh-
ers Wild Cherry Expectorant Btters; Morning
Star Bitters, Scheidam Schnapps, Rosadalls,
and a great variety of other Bitters and Tonice
for sale at II. NJ. BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug Store.
GENUINE Amber and N. o. Baking
VI Moasses, al Line e. Keedy's.
LLCOCK'S Porous Plasters, Wells Plas-
"A ,ers, Poorman's Plasters, Belladona Plas-
tiers, at II. NJ. BILLINGS'D Drug Store.
GARDEN SEEDS from David Ian
VI dre,h e. Son, PAiladelphia, warranted
pure. For sale a,
Dr. Magruders
(tb 20 Drug Store.
TARLY YORK, Winningstad', Ok
II heart. and other Cabbage Seeds, Til
don Kev's Prolific, Cooks Favorile. and
other Tomato Seeds. Caulinower, Gel.
erv Seeds, for the rot bed, for sale by
McCudy e. Duke.
feb 90 Charies'o"n.
DARIron, Steel, Nails, Horse Shoes
ID and Horse Shoe Nails, for sale by
McC,Jrdy &. Duke.
feb I3 Chsrlesiown.
GARDEN, FIELD and FLOWER
tT SEEDS We are offering very
,e, 81 n,eu selected s,ork of Fresh
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds of all
kinds, from the bes, growers, such as
lambeth. the Shakers and others Cata-
Iou,,s ,;,,,c sbr,, directions for Culliya-
ton, &C., Sent free to any address on ap-
plication. Nc Curdy y Duke,
feb 90 ChalIestown.
JUST received, very large supply OF
j psper and Envelopes, the finest and
cheanest ever offered in this market. AL
so q 10, Of very fine Pocke, Books. Call
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
Drugs ! Drugs Drugs !!

Lam constantly receiving fresh Drugs
~Cbemicals, Patent Medicines, OILS Pants,
A md al articles kept in a first class Drug
80 - a'0 6ne assortment Of Stationery and
pore. ,r,;cIss always on haud, snd all the best
nrs ,I narations for the Hair, including the iol-
lowing:
Burnet's Kallistan;
Sterlpg's Ambrosia;
Rings Vegetable Ambrosis;
UalI,s Siciiian Hair Renewer;
Barry,s Tricopherous;
Woods Hair Restoratlve;
Cheya,eer's Life for the Hair;
Ayers Hair Vigor;
RErpett's Cocosine;
American Hair Restorative
Hair Oils, Digs, sc at ,,r11vce,
o.,o,.,,7 1853 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13

CMALL OnioUs wanled al
- feb l3 Billings Drug Store.
DURE Cider Vinegar. three years old
[ for 80 cents . gallon, at
feb l3 Billings Drug Store.
JrOBEY'S Alternative ointment an infal-
4 lible remedy for Grease or Scratches
iD horses, for sale a,
feb l3 Billings Drug Store
GROUND Mustard for sale in any guam
u liIy, al Billings Drug Sore.
BAKERS Chopping Axes. Trace,
ID Breast and Halter Chains, llames and
Ok Bows. for sale by
Nc Curdy g. Duke,
feb l3 ChaTlestown.
UAGERSTOWN Cook Stoves.
Ii E. ShGfer.
M E. &afer's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
B R @ N S @ MS
PATENT WATER ELEVATOR.

HAVING secured right of sale Of Bronson's
llPatent Water Elevator, or Bucket Pump,in
the counties Of Jefferson Berkeley and Morgan,
propose to supply the citizens of these coun-
ties with this invaluable Water Elevator, man
ufactured by Mr.. Wernwag Of Harper's Ferry,
Zone Of the best Machinists in the country af-
ter an improved pattern. 1t is my desire, by
way of introducing this patent,t to have tie priv
ilege of affixing this Elevator 10 limited nnm-
Der Of the deepest Wells in the county. If they
do uot prove entiLely satisfactory, they will be
removed without cost. Parties desiring to test
this Patent by having it affixed to their Wells
or Cisterns, will please address me at Kable-
town, JEFF. Co. w. Va.
JAMES TONGE.
Jan. 40 1869. 3m
" New Era, Berkeley Union, Shep. Reg.
and Spirit copy months and send bill to adver-
tiser.-Frss Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13

MEATS Foot Oil; Linseed Oil, boiled and
IN raw: Machine Oil, refined and crude Fish
Oil: Copal yarnish; Brown Japan Varnisa
White Varnish; Black Varnish; Furniture Var
nisb; Waluu, Stain, for sale at
oct24 H. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
QlTAMPED Blbbs, Yokes and Bands,a'
$ Richard & ~ Uelshans'.
T7OOP Skirts, large stock, sll lie new
* styles, very cheap. Tor sale by
oct II Rickard E. Wetshans.
nESSlCATED CocOanu.. delicious
ID preparation for making Pies, Gus
tards. Cakes and Desserts, for sale at
II NJ. Billings Drug Store.
ALL Of Slonebrakers original medicines
x oet 10 H. " B1Es' Drug Store.
DURE Holland H Blackberry Brandy,
French Brandy, 0I8 Cogna Brandy, Old
pve Wbiskies. Jaffafca and Bay Rum; Port,
Madeira, Sherry, and Claret Wines, at
H. NJ. BILLINGS
oo,1n Drug Store.
7 INSEED OIL. at
1l Billings Drug Store.
7ACOB'S Patent Scissors ShsrPener,
u some hing new. Every lady should
have one-price 25 cents. 70! sale by
octl7&,& Richard & UefshdnS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13
ELK BRANCH
AND
KNOXVILLE

Preparing for Spring Campaign
rDHE undersigned has thoroughly repIenished
l. his Stocks. have full line Of Bleached
and Brown Muslns, from 10 10 wide. Knit
ting Cotton prepared and unprcpared, Brown,
Bleached, Colored, and Mixed. In word my
stock is full in all lis branches, and | propose
10 keep il so the year round. VIII keep on
hand, bny and sell nythng that will turn an
honest Penny. In order to prepare for Spring
Stock, special inducements are offered in
WOOLEN GOODS.
Gents Piece Goods, Cassimeres, Cloths and
Tweeds, Ready-made Clothing, Goats, Pants,
Vests, Oyercoats and Shawls, Ladies Cloaks
ana Shawls, Bamorals, and Bou!eyards, Nu-
bias, Hoods and Capes
Thankful for tie liberal patronage received,
and hUpe by diligence in business to merit and
receive your continued fsvOrs. We beg leave
to call attention to the fact that it requires
money 10 keep up our business. Those who
have settled last years accounts, will accept
our thanks, but their are many others, very
mlny, to whom We are eng hopefully.
Those who cannet reasonably hope 10 pay
shortly, will please come lOr" "aId at once and
settle By note. desire very much that all Of
last years business shall be closed up as spec di
" a. possible. Those who are indebted at
Uniouylle will please pay there.
Respectfully,
J. S, MELVIN
Jan. 30, 1869. If