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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
HERE'S What YOU WANT !
JOFNRAY'S SHOE STORE.

- lam in receipt Of large and well
ss&S selected stool; Of Fall and Winter
Goods, such as Ladies and ChIdren's Wear,
Lasting and Morocco Caters, Mems Boots
and Shoes, Boys Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps of latest style, Paper Collars and Neck
ties, Cotton and Woollen HallHose, Paper
and Envelopes, Soaps and Matches Shoe
Brushes and Backing, Shoe Findings OF every
kind, Tobacco and Cigars.
SHOE MAKING.-I still continue this
branch of my business and will endeavor TO sat-
isfy my customers and promptly fill all orders;
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to me ask continuance of the same and in
vite all to call and examine my stock.
Do not forget the place, opposite the Market
House, aud first door West Of the Court House.
JOHN RAY.
Shephe rdstown, October Is, 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

QuEsTIos -Wba. are lhose sweet
scented. iiIde csned young men. with
their hair pared in the middle, good
lor
ASswER.-Good fe<.. the place they
sre generally used. TO stand up around
church doors, and street corners. and cape
al those who are irying TO 60 somewhere.
or tn do or be something. Every time |
see one Of these sof, attempts al humsni-
". | leel an slnos, irresisIsble Impulse to
clap band box down over the tender
thing. and sci II out OF the reach OF frost,
10 harden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

A Loso PsAYEa.-Jonsibso says he
couldn't help laughing The other day at an
snecdO,e Of man accustomed TO make
long prayers. Who had persuaded q guest,
greatly sgsina his inclination. TO stay 10
breakfast. lie prayed and prayed. 'ill bis
imPs,len, guest began 10 ihiqk 81 edeinz
quietly away and walking >of-but IN al.
tempting it he ralked up to the old mans
son. vi.6 vas s,Ieep in his chair
How soon will your father be
through p Whispered The guest 81
Has he got TO the Jew'!' asked lbe
boy 10 reply. in the same lone.
NO" ssit the other.
"wel!. then be ANT half through" re.
piled the boy, sBd composed himself
again to bis nap; wbefevPon the gpes
boiled at once.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

IL is ssid the res'on tire CLERKS stare
so much 81 pretty women 10 becssss
their business requires them 70 "bsvs On
eye TO figures. " go 'H''H' e''5
A man sb,t studies revenge. keep, lie
wounds green, which 0shsI wise ~ould
heal. 'ad DO YELL. = vsnYssH
A eifl In New Odesns has . habit OF.
dresuing that she 10 y man. Hu ne
thinks ihs, lf she don's GO. one pretty
coon there will be she deuce 10 pay. rs
Striking for liberty 10 in'erpraea A,s
knocking down p'dieemsu. = ..hls
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

Just Ds irsvrisr ws' writing bis nsns
on ,he register OF I.esv.n~orr iiessI. (.
bedbug ssIiied and took iu way scfsss %
psse. Tue msn P,u,ed snd ss,nssksd /;
I've been blsd BY 81. Joe aess. b,i,ea
by Ksn,a' Cny spideIs. and in,ervisvsd
by Fon Scott g'sy.bseks. boz I'IIbs cd
il was ever in place before ~bsfe ne
bedbSe. looked Over ,,,e ho,sI reei.,~t to
find oui where your room ~s :" 50
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

steward on an Ohio river STEAMER
was sddressed by an unessy and excited
individual. who wanted him 10 put some.
body of The boal. The candidate for q
forcibIe disembarsmen, was pointed ou,.
but The steward could see nothing out Of
the way. .You don'I eh Don't you
see ,ha, man sitting there hugqing wo-
man l"s We'll. yes." replied the stew.
ard. '.bh, wha, Of that hasn't Ibs fellow
a right to embrace his wife :" "Thsfs
just whs, wan, you 10 run him out for.
replied the snanger, dancing around,
'Tha,'s my wife. and hsve stood it so
long thai have got mad p
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

A colorsd msl-csiref 10 VTgini,. hss-
ing been well shaken BY msn for kiek.
ing his dog. turned upon him and sfsvrly
erpo.iulsled :-"Iook abefe, nssss.
you'd better be keerIui how you shake
dis chile COS. wien you shsses ms,you
shakes de whole Of &c United States! 1
rarfle. de msIl % .tfH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
JOHN H. H.ZITTLE, EDITOR PROPRIETOR.
ELSIE VANE.

Meier again.
Elsie Vsne.
Wind or rsin
Thee shall Psin.
Yesrs ma, come andyesrs may 60
Summers sun aud winters snow.
Birds Of spring may sweeuy sing,
And autumn leaves 10 fail,
Blu, ne'er sgain,
Elsie Vane,
Shall worlds disdsin
Thy rest Pro(ane
Oh, lie and glesn
Rest at last,
Pale outcasl,
Misery-born,
Passion.torn,
WorId-foresworn.
Sorrow.given,
God-foreiven
Msgtalene !
Down the deIls
The Sabbath bells
In prayers Of kneIls
May swing and ring,
Or warn OF scJfn.
Or shame or blame.
But ne'er again.
Elsie Vtne,
Shall chan, or psalm
Thee haunt or calm.
Let them swing
Let them sing
Let them clsmor.
Clank and hammer
Let them gibs
And prescribe !
Let ,he grim old sexton work
lie. him jifk
Wizard old,
Gsun, and sour,
Ia his tower
lie has told
Many a lie ont on .be waves
or blue air above these graves
For he rung,
For he sung
JUBILATE 10 8 bride
When 'twere better she had died /;
And he lied
When he rung
PAX voBIscUa for a soul
That went hesdlong TO its goal,
Fast and fell
Down 10 hell
Let them swing
Let them ring
Who will care, or hear. or lear
What! you down in purgsiory,
Or above in heavenly glory.
Shall you hear their slanderous
story !
Let them rave !
Only these
The wild breeze,
And llly.beIls, ,sPhodel', immor'
,elles,
Al thy grave.
Shall plead Thy youth,
And shield Thy ruth,
And pity preaoh,
And mercy teach.
In thy green rcof
OF briery mod.
And marble cold,
Gods bright grace
Ger thy white face
In mercy rain.
o. Elsie Vsne !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
The Rescue.

Several years ago shlp was burned
near the mouth OF the English Channel.
Among The passengers were lslher.
mother. AMI their llule child. daughter,
not many months old. When Tie dis
covcry was made lhst tie chip was on
fire, and the alarm was given, there was
great confusion, and this family became
separated. The father was rescued and
taken 10 Liverpool, but the mother and
her infan, were crowded overheard, and
uDDoticed by lhose who were doing oil in
their power 10 save the sufferers still 10
The ship. they dri(ted out OF the channel
uilh the Tide, lbe mother clinging 10 3
fragment Of the wreck with her liule one
clssped 10 her breast.
LsIe in the afternoon Of that day, a yes.
bound from Newbort. Wsles. to America.
was moving along slowly in her course.
There was only sligh, breeze, and The
captain was impaiienIly walking the deck.
when his stienllon was called to an object
some distance off which looked like q
person in the wafer. The officers and
crew wa ched ii fer son time, and, as no
vessel was near from which any one could
have fallen overheard. they though, il in
possible lhs, this could be human being.
But ss their vessel was scarcely moving,
it was though, best to get oui boat and
row TO the object. The boat was accord
inglv lowered and manned. IL was watch
ed with considerable interest by those
who remained on board, and they noticed
that, as il drew near TO the drifting speck,
the rowers rested on iheir oas two or
three minutes, then moved forward. took
in the object or ibIrg, they knew no,
which. and returned 10 the ship. When
The bosl's crew cane o. board they
brought with them this mother and her
child, alive and well; and the sailors said
that. as they drew near, they heard ie-
male voice sweelIy singing. As with q
common impulse the men ceased rowing
and listened, and then The words OF the
beautiful hymn. sung by this trusting
Christian, ali Unconscious that deliver
snce was so near. come over the wave,
10 their ears
Jesus, lover Of my soul,
Let me 10 Thy bosom 6y,
While the waters near me roll,
While the tempest still IS high
Hide me, o my Saviour, hide,
Till the storm OF life is past
Safe into the heaven guide,
Oh receive my soul at last.
In due lime the vessel arrived in Amer.
ics. The mother wrote TO her friends IN
England, and lhus The father learned Of
his wife and child. and n about four
months from the time OF their separation
Ihey were happily reunited.
Whal beautiful illustration the Incl
dent affords Of The truth that God never
lorsakes those who love Him. child
Of His may be placed III circumstances oi
great nisl, suffering .IIh pain. sickness.
lost n The desert, IN peril al sea, drifting
away as i, may seem from all earthly help
80 were III mother and babe out " on the
deep, bui who has trusted IN Hun is new
er oul OF His sight. never where lie can.
not hear their cry for help.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
A CARD.
Ladies and Gentlemen !!
THIS WAY
Mrs. Partiugton says :"There is no blessing
like good health, especially when ones SICK.

ID, Now the best way to preserve your
health is 10 go 10 j. S. Fleminss ana
~ get 6rst-rate pair Of B 0 T. or
SHOES, aud a pair Of those splendid Gro
quet Slippers for your wife, and while you are
getting these you had better buy few paIrs oil
Alaska overshoes. They are mighty useful IN
a family esuecially in wet weather. And
don't fail TO get few pairs Of Silver Tipped
Shoes for the children, and if you have any
change left, get yourself pair Of Boots, and
then If there is nothing else in that line you
can 20 home with light heart and kiss the
baby, or some one else.
Gcts is. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

Some ingenious biped has 3 msehine
TO make man rice early 10 The morning.
A young Bensdic, Gays a six lnonih',old
baby can beat II 10 death. l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

0lEA Moss Farine and Bakers Coeos,
Su BIllings' Drug Sore.
NOX's Sparkling GelsIine, 81 j
u B,llings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
a CARD,

WE desire to return our thanks TO our old
w customers and the public generally, for
the liberal share of patronage extended to US
in the past, and hope TO inertia continuation OF
the same by close attention to business and
offering CHEAP GOODS.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
October Is, 1870. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

A SMALL quantity Of Live Gees
n Feathers, for sale BY
dec 3 Rickard 8. Weishans.
DLACK Silks. at
d may7 Riekard E. Welshans'.
DUCK Gloves and Gsuntlels. and Arc
d tic Overshoes, for sale BY
nov 20 John Roy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
DRUGS, MEDlClNES
HEMIC.A A L S !

CHE &c A l. y j.!
n pR.R.P. MAGRUDER having reh,'ed
~ hi. Store and inci iea.ed hl' stock can !ar, inr,
g. ni.h Drugs and Medicines OF the Pures'
aud bes, quality. His Medicines and oaem''
calls ara purchased from the best and most ,eh1-
tle houses, also the most reliable fa'eh' "eo'
icines such as Cough Mixtures, L'nimen.s'
Soothing 3, rups, &C. Hair preparations OF the
mos, reliable quality. Fine Periumery' Fancy
and Domestic Soaps. Brushes, Combs, Tooth
and N,il Brushes Of the fines. English manu-
l.c,ure. Old Rye Whisksy, Brandy, Ola ho,'
land Gin for medicinal use only. Coal Oh
Lamps, Chimneys, Wicks, DC u
p Prescriptions carefully Prepare1 ana 'ne''
zines fornlshed at a hours day ana hlgh''
DR.. M,sroder returns his thanks to 'he roo'
lie for their patronage and hopes for eOn'ln'
usnce Of the same.
slorc nealy opposite the Court House =.
shepherd.,own, Feb. u, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

When girl falls in love with an On.
lucky Ii.hnsn, her hesn always goes
pity Pat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17
JOHN H. SCHOPPERT,
CO FFIN,
CABINET MAKER,

70 ,r,nar.d at all times TO furnish COFfiNo
nd attend funerals. having an e1eIient
E.arss. Metallic Collins furnished IT required
q, a. the shortest possibly notice. Cabinet work
Of every kind done with ueatOes' ana chesP'
: Fl, would also call attention to his large ana
80 S,ock of Furniture on hand, at hls fur,
niture Warerooms, corner Of German an0
French and Cottage beds,eads, Dressing Bl-
..aus. plain and ornamented bureaus, Css;ra s,
,tands, Toilets, Sofas, Mattresses, CRIBS, Ohsrs'
Cradles, or any thing in the Furni'oTe s5eI lI@eI
furnished at the shortest notice. insns
for past favors, he hopes to merit and receive
, lbsral patronage, from generous pubic:
shepheIds,own, July l6, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-17

ALL of DR.. Jsynes valuable medicines
"A for sale, Wholesale and retail. fer-
sons purchasing them by the dozen OF
half dozen, can have them al wholesale
prices. sepa HI. M' Bill mg''
CTII,L in demand, those s cent Copy
NponL:,, Lauck's
e Book Store.
CONSTANTLY receiving new Music
r. al Kinds. at Lauck's
- E Book Store
NEW lot Of French Note Paper. OF
a sep3 Billings Drug Store.
1CHOOL Caskets. complete oul.h'
- for school purposes. every ooy anu
eirl should have one. price only 70 cents
81 :, Lauek's Book Store.
sRoYs, and Toy Books in great VARIETY
Laucks
auge 40 BOOK o'oI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15
The Grand Trunk Line to be Put
Under Contract.

The reader will be rejoiced to see the ad-
yertisement of President HUNTINGTON for
proposals for tunnels, masonry, and en-
bankmcnt, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. The greater part of the road is
to be let under this advertisement Tor pro-
posals. 1t includes the great work at Mill
boro', and the LEWIS tunnel, on the
route this side the White Sulphur. These
completed, and we get rid of the temporary
tracks which so much impede transporta-
tio,., and are so annoying and expensive in
their operation.
President HUNTINGTON is q gentleman Of
great energy and administrative abilities.
His participation in the construction Of the
great Pacific railroad established his repu-
tation in this respect. We have high hopes
from his indomitablc spirit and financial
skill. He will be efficiently supported by
General WIcKHAM, vice-president of the
company. The.road will now, we are sure,
be carried on rapidly to completion.
This advertisement, indeed, looks like
business, and will afford much encourage.
ment to our people. Coming as it does con,
tempcraneously with the act of restoring
Virginia to equality among the States, Il
adds no little to the cause for rejoicing.
We invite the attention of contractors II
this extensive letting of work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15

ME- HEALTH'S BEST DEFENCE
1.-THE weak eateth herbs,'' says st. Paul, 80 tina
1900 years ago the value of medicinal plants wa
appreciated. III the Old Testament botanical re
NEEDLES are repeatedly recommended, but In NJ
passage of sacred history is man recommends
to swallow calomel, or blue pill or any other mi
neral preparation. The sick were directed to ca
herbs to strengthen them, to purify them, to hea
them to restorn. ..tn,r LII Li.ot-dy Uht art OF
iiuaking vegetable extracts was unknown. Ihe
herbal medicines were mere infusions.
1t was reserved for later age to unite the sanl-
tary essences OF tonic, aperient and antl-oilious
roots barks and plants, with all active stimulant,
and thus secure their rapid diffusion through tahe
debilitated or disordered system.~The browning
triumph of this effecttye~Tnode OF concentrating
and applying the 'ttTtues Of medicinal vegetables
vas achieEed in the production Of HoSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs. Never before had per-
fectly pure alcoholic stimulant been combined
with the EXPRESSED Juices Of the finest SPECIFICS OF
the vegetable kingdom. Never yet, though ign
teen Years have elapsed since Its introduction,
has this great restorative heen equalieo. ~ Is
taken at all seasons In all climes, as the most po-
tent Safeguard against epidemics, as protection
against all unhealthy exhalations that produce
debility or beget disease; as remedy lot inter-
mittent and other malartous fevers; as an appe-
tizer as q sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as o
general tonic and inrigorant; as gentle. pam.
fess aperient; as blood depurent as neryine
IA cure for bilious affections as harmless
anodyne and as the best defence of health under
unfavorable circumstances, such as sedentary
pursuits, undue bodily or mental exertion, hard
Ship, prlyation, and exposure. ia lS-eod&wlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15
DIED.


oe ,vnho,d pneumonia, at her Ieslu "aF1I III.
- w hEyapmS comfy after short ana patuh,ud arr
Moocr Hirss FRhECIS w. BOWLES, IN the h'''
" H,cssed arc the dead that die in the Lord.
Memphis papers please copy.
At her residence, In Morgan county, Wssa and nd
an monday. january 10th, 1870 after i99i Sa
rainfui illness Mrs. A. LOUISA W ~. sa.,onfh
nIrn RI Charles f. Waing, In the y! tL ro
~nar Of her age. She died In fun taith o. Ine ie-
ie en merits of our Lord Jesus CHRIST.
On Thursday evening the 18th fnS,ans, mr b.
1SHRtsiJA w. wife OF Robert +. Wllilans' III
thn ,birty-ih!rd year of her age. ..,,
The friends Of the family are 1nflted Nc w. asG'
,.cr funeral from st. Jamess' church Io-oA
saturday. ut IL O'Clock
On the 1ah instant ut 81 O'Clock A. NJ OF pnen ~
monia' FLORENCE LEE, youngest chlid Oh II.
p and Victoria Browning, aged one year, nVe
months and nineteen days.
They laid her in her little grave
With flowers upon her breast;
A lovely blossom for the SKY
To Florence yet so blest.
Harrisburg, Pa, papers please copy.
Her funeral will take place at the Belyidere
Bantist church TODAY Saturday the 18th In
slant Mt o. clock p M. The friends and acaua1nt.
anccs of the family are invited to attend withou'
further notice. ..- ...-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15
'l;es e both sexes ana eli aixss, and Ind
been employed to work on sugar .pisnta-
tions ii Iouisians.- Lynch arg Repabl ican.

Z i -
A child Of Mr.. J. L. Slaughter, Of Lynch
burg, died suddenly Thursday whilst the
father was here.
We make our apology to the "!Manes !. OF
Mr.. Stanton, and say he was worthy to DC
southern man, than which we can give Nun
no higher praise. Roanoke Vdseey'
The handsome residence of Mr.. Calso
Nininger, near Clorerdale, was en. Iirh;
destroyed by fire on last Monday nigh :.
We do not know Mr.. Nininger's ioss' ou' =
win be heavy.-Fincastle Herald.
"wednesday night three cars OF the east. s
ern-bound freight train on the virginia a tha
Tennessee railroad we're thrown IRON .n ~
track near Big Spring by the breakin s. -
one of the wheels. The cars were eons, ,ued
ably smashed up, but no person was ln]ufeo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15

In the House. Of Representatives ihurs-
day night Mr.. PALMER contended that the .
sentiment Of Virginia was not loyal, and
IN proof of that no had read on editorial
from the Richmond State journal pub
,;sbsa Immediately after the adjournment
of the National Board Of Trade. He also
referred to the yagrant act Of the State,
which he said was only another system OF
slavery, and which, he said, still remained
upon the statute books. But when asked
how that net could be repealed without q
Legislature he said nothing.
The act was copied from statute 10" OF
Pennsylvania. 4s,. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15
The House Admits Virginia Unoondt'
s.-*''.- EIonally.

1ASAsSfaAy
At last we have the cheering ncws that
the House Of Representatives, IS far as its
vote is concerned, admits Virginia uncon.
tiitionalfy by the passage on yesterday OF
BIsGHAN's resolution (by o vote OF 142 to
49), which is as follows !:
whereas the people Of Virginia have
adopted. Constitution republican in form
and have in all respects conformed TO the
requirements Of the act entitled An act to
submit the Constitutions Of the States Of Vir-
cinia, Mississippi, and Texas, to the votes
Of the people thereof, and authorizing them
to elect State officers and to provide TOT the
election Of members of Congress ;; there
fore, ~
"Beft Resolred by the Senate and Hostse
of REPRESENTATIVES in Congress assembled,
That the State, of Virginia is entitled to
representation in the Congress Of the United
Statcs.n
The resolution was communicated to the
Senate during its night session, and was
by that, body laid. on the table until. Mon
day, when is to be acted upon. This
postponemcnt crested some disappointment;
but as tho Senate does employ the previous
question, and being indisposed to discus'
sion at 30 late m hour, postponed the mat
ter for that reason.
The passage of the resolution in the
House was received with applause by that
body, exhibiting a very proper satisfaction
Mt an act honorable to themselves. The ad-
mission Of Virginia without further condi-
tions is simple and exact justice now, ana
the House does that justice by a handsome
majority. Mr.. BINGHAM wins rich laurel
by the triumph, and entities himself to the
gratitude of Virginia.
There con hardly be doubt that the
Senate will pass the House resolution on
Monday, and then this long trouble OF re-
construction will be ended. Notwithstand-
ing oil our trials and hard usage, that day
will be the beginning of grand era for
Virginia. ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15

PROFESSOR FIsKE's LECTUREs.-We have
read them with very great interest, and, II
any considerable number OF our reaoeI rs
shared that interest, would have wofa =, 70
say about them. We observe that the
Kiedive of the Dispatch has his eye. on
them, MS he has upon almost everything
and indeed they are attracting deserYealy a
great deal of observation-disclosures par9'"'a'
[say your say. The lectures contain
mnch food for reflection, and indicate that
their authors is one of the finest minds IN
the world. But-we see weak polnt or
two in them.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15
MARRIED,

In this city on the 18th instant az ns,cfiRson, Mr.
Baptist church By The Rey a. Of = Richmond Va,
70 so MIS- REEDEccA E. GARRISON late Oh 0'''
mouth, Va. cony. ! EgE Fl
On the 9Th instant at the n, seeG Mr. PETER
fhnIfh y ar: and Miss AURA B., dSngh.e eds OF W
C ~ G Phillips: Nil Of this city. No caras'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15

Commissioner Delano has issued his
ruling that all chemists and druggists
.(apothecaries) who sell less than half a
pint of alcohol, or more than $500 worth in
a year, shall pay license as liquor dealers,
Just the Same as they do in other wines and
spirits. This is according to the act OF
june 80, 1864, as amended by act of March
2, 1867, thirty third section. This ruling
will operate from the llth day of May, 1869.