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CANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpHAU, MISSOURI

This Institution conducted by the Priests Of the Con-
gregation of the Mission st. Vincent OF Paul, is
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo, and hundred and fifty miles below St.
Louis.
The College buildings large con,rpodious and well
Ventilated The grounds beautiful extensive, and
well adapted for healthtul exercise.
The College is Of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardesu.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and eBds about the first of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per scholastic year t250
Washing, and mendng of articles washed IS
Ply sicians Fee aud Medicines ..-.---....--.---
Instrumental Music 40
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY vERTNA, C. M,
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THoS. J: SMITH, c. M.
au2e ly ST. Joseph's Church, New Orleans
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T NSTITuTION OF THE SISTERS or ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streeta
New Orleans

The government throughout this establishment is
their instructresses RecEeaton, table, dormt0res
mote affectionate union between the Sisters and
young ladies' intrusted to their mOtherly care.
The instruction il thorough and solid and In harmony
with the requirements of society The
n both Englith and French) al the branches Know.
ledge cultivated at the present day. Each language
taught by natives respective countries SO "a to in
sure correct pronunciation.
The academicaf year closes with public exhibition
and dstribution of premiums which parents are
vited.
Education is here the object special attention and
soliciue Governing those placed under their charge
by moral suasion alone the Sisters Of ST. Joseph
to inculcats principles Of solid piety req
strict observanceof polite and amiabe depOrtient and
insfi feelings Of respect and affection towards parcn
Pupils of all denominations are admitted.
NorA.-Durng the bathing season, tho Boarding
school moved TO the Ray ST. Louis where the Sisters
OF st Louis have a fourlshing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows:
i6oaruing per three months .S54 90
'.'tiHS' ~ w
Music Lessons and Of Instrument. -..... "a %
gt..E A,oosoHH w
Pastel oil painting according to the number of pupils.
Needle-work in all is varieties, golden embroidery,
artificial flowers is taught the boarders without
charge. - -lr.r--lrz-
For further particulars address, "Superoress of the
Academy of the Sisters of ST. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
leans " or, IL more convenient, apply to
oc30 ly q. b. ELDER, Agent.
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cornsrs RAnpsrs ana censr.s. stsses. Third Dssss
| New Orleans, LeudsianA. 9a 4 rs
The s. ssr ~ s.;y z e: H.y Ass.. !.
city = short distance Ola tAs river IN Isli6,s1s
arc In the best style Of modern eSucatsru es1uh
%ents ooImodious and thoroughly venti assd A4ss1G
.se ~ y. Which ccnsrbate 70 she assth 49,
Pupils OF all denomnAtions ass admitted, batfcr -
promotion q order and regularity al obliged %
ena inc pn1nc exercises and confirm TO tho rules
Tho system Of education embrHees the Froneh srun
English ,angnages Wis Reading, pspmanship. yronc6
ern Geography use Of the Globes Prose AID Pcstioa
Compositions History (Ancent and Modern Scored at
Profans, Chronoogy, French and English Litsretuie
Astronomy Botany: Book keeping Msfhenstics5 -
Music, Drawing, Painting Plain and OrnamenfI Nee.
dework Tapestry, Embroidery. Artificial Tiowsrs &C.
IN ADVANCE
Board and Tuition in French and English Per
400 -
Entrance Foo for the srst year only 10 q
EXTRA >GnARGEs-OPTIONAL:
Music on the Pixho. per quarter SO -
Use Of INSTRUMENT ................. 8 90
Vocal Music . ....I--.-. - 90
n W
- -
Artificial Flowers ...-......-.,.... . %
Stationery ,...... -
Use OF Batbs summer season, per quarter .. q %
The classes commence about frat Of Haptsm6
CLOSE ~ the end OF June, by An exnmnstien 80
Books, etc. may be procured 1t the Institutiea q
7piis received at any time during the year an4
charges made from the date Of entrance oniy -
For further particulars apply to the Mother 81 soy
Academy Of the Holy Angola AUS ~
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sEw ORLEANS, s1r6zr; DS|:srsSS q -; ~;
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ST. JOSEPHN URSULINE ACADEMY yOH
~ YOUNG LADIES'
SrRfXdFrELp, ILLINOIS
Formerly Of Charleston, South Carolina. r.

This Institution is adapted in rcspect for an
sen,iSs and 9rsi cass Brang School ihe location
all the modern iii and il heated thronshoss
Ursui,ne. being for the eenurie. reoos
mined ~ one Of the best qualified for the os%ston s
aasa tic q the ladies 5ss.pS: 1s.s my
not alone instructing the Intellect but with materns
Consequence of the condition Of the South
eIn people these ladies' offer e Southern pupil. svory
English and French, Vocal and Instrumsntai Musie.
Drawing Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sowing. fss
Il
Murphy. S. j., New Orleans
api79 NJ. .. BRADY, 10 Union strcet
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
The thirty eighth Session Of this insttution cisssa
a ss aa Il #. 5s s 81 @
During the pas. Session competent and esprrie4csa
for the Music, Drswins and French Dspsssmsnis
a @ hast sSss @
serious inness Ia seldom known Large addition. fss
sa% %
ss s bl
season The grounds surroIndina the eademy Ars s1
misted freSuently. for health ard exercise
Academy oi .hoe visitaiion boz sss, Mobile. -
Terms nvariable ~ advance.
Board and Tuition in English and French Wash.
per- session o. Five ... DDs'o. srse -
F n the first year only o
Bedding fuel and lights furnished b, the institution
Music the Hap, with OF instrument.-- go %
" Piano-three lessons per week.. " o.
Guitar ~ 90
Drawing and paintinc-aii kinds. 20 g.
Tapestry German and French Nee
Plain Seediework gratis.
Mantn" making taught If desired
N B-TertBs have been reduced to render the above
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CT. MARY JEFFERSON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES. LOUISIANA.

CT. MARY JEFFERSON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES. LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1870.
The Marist Fathers who have charge of the Instits
ton provided with all the facilities mpartng
ougb English, French Classical and Mathematical
Educate
TEHMs-Payable in o.. s. currency half yearly in aa-
vance-Board, tuition washing and stationery tcTrD
FIVE months. St3; Doc -ors fees amt medicine In
binary of illness tor alb si0 Entrance iee to -
paid only once, $40. -
The College Point and Convent landings moot
venient for any steamers to or from New Orieans
further particular apply TO the President - ~
MESSRS. POURSINE CO.,
SEA 3m No IS hatcher street, New OTleGns.
CPRING HILL COLLEGE, (Near Mobile, AlabannaAo
Thi. Institution. widely and favorsbly brown
throughout the South Will open Its next session % Aa
18th of october, 1870.
The terms per session Of ten months, payable hn1
YEARLY in currency ~ advance, arc as follows:
Entran nee Fee art year only .----.--.--..S IS -
Z Board Tuition and Washing 800 20
Medical teth -
Bed and Bedding. - 90
An officer Of the College will leave New Orleans the
2h October Isln. to take charge Of The Students
who may lie entrusted his care. For references
Giro Glars address the President OF tbe College at
Spring Hin: the College of the Immaculate Conception
corTcT Baronue and Common Streets or p P"ursine,
Agent, 80 Nntchez street. no2l ~
L A. NADER,
PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
no. $40 LIBERTY STREET. (near CIol
Private Lessons given in Families and schoolA>
cello 3m
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A cADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution win be resumed d -
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Parents and Guardians desiring nrst-class BOARDING.
School for their Daughters Wards win find herS
every advantage.
Located in the healthiest portion ef tho most
healthy cities in the South, with large and -
retired and romantic situation II affords IN sddius
moral, Of high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings meet the incrsasing applies
tons for admission. -
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to tho Office Of Tia
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, 1874 CsFondelst
street. = 49, auQe ~
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Until the rebuilding of the college edifce htely
stroye by fire. Alexandria, the institution
Asyium Location very healthy, and accomnod altoona
ample for large number of Cadets. Number of Matri
culAtes last session, no. au7 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
Hlarriages.

A, UnionviIIe, in the NJ. Z. Church,
South, on the 18Th iosisn,. by Rev. w.
&. Cross. Mr. George II. Hageiey 10
Miss Kate Thurman. all OF this county.
On Thursday morning, 22nd instant,
by Rev. J. 4. Scott, Mr.. Robert l..
Blllmyer to Miss Emma Il. Huyetie,
daughter OF Charles Huy.ue, Esq, all OF
this vicinity.
On The Bridge a, Hsrper's Ferry. on
the l4Ih instant. by Rev. Mr.. Cose, Mr..
EggIsston Oats and Miss Lucy Nelson,
both OF Hampshire county.
On the 18Th instant. in the NJ. +.
Church South. al DsIkesvile. by Rev.
A. A. p. Nerl, Mr. H'ard Steuart to
Miss Mary p. Ridgeway, both of Berke'
ley.
On the 23rd ulr, a, Bunker HILL by
Rev. Anderson. j. ". Henson to Miss
Eleanora PuIiz, both Of Berkeley.
On tie 29lh ult., by Rev. Armstrong,
D S. .Shrodes of Berkeley county, 10
Miss " Spence, OF Nefi.Iosn. Freder-
lex county, Va.
In Boorsboro'. al the Reform Parson-
age. on Tuesday the 9th instant. by Rev.
J. Hassler. Mr.. HIN. e.. Jones TO Mrs
Maggie Il. hnOds, daughter OF Mr.. John
Z. knode, both Of Washington County,
Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
For the Register.
County Seat.

Mn. Zr1rLE.-We have been very
much surprised 10 see that the Charles
town papers are advocating al this time
the removal Of the Court House. The
Free Press has been the County organ
for al least forty years, advocating eeono'
nv. |, now says ECONOMY requires
The removal. We think not. 10 re-
build the Court House and jail. II VIII
require moi less than 500. 900; this added
10 our present tax will require every man,
woman and chlld. in the county, 10 pay
each over -Four Dollars. in addition 10
The presenttax. The time may come
when the voters OF The county may desire
ne removal, but we who are now taxed
20 heavily prefer taking lhe advice OF The
Free Press who tells Us 10 pay our "eld
debts frs,." Why the subject is ssissted
a, this un(avnrsble time. money scarce,
and bringing ten and twelve per cent.
We csnno, imagine, unless il be, IS the
Fallen Star says. for "lhe comfort Of
LAWYERS snd suliors,"-of course IN and
around Chsrleslown.
Lei us first gel clesr Of the taxes that
we are now scarcely able to pay before
We talk about adding any more taxation.
MANY TAXPAYERS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
HOUSE AND LOT
SOUTH BOLIVAR.

THE undersigned Trustee will sell Al,
L Public Auction to The bigheS bidder.
in from, OF the Shenandoah Hotel, in the
town Of Harper's Ferry.
On Saturday, 2Sth Of January.
1871. certain HOUSE AND LOT in
South Bolivar, formerly belonging 10 N
o. Allison and sold by Vim. 6. Butler.
Special Commissioner. 10 Thomas Kir-
wan, said Lot afjOIns that portion Of The
Allison property nov owned by John G.
Cockrell. This sale is made by virtue
OF deed Of rust executed TO the under
signed by Thomas Kifwsn. and dated
The 18Th day of December. 1869. and re.
corded in The Recorders office in Shep-
herd.iown. Jefferson county. Wesr ym.
elnls. Deed Book No. 4. Folio 442. said
de ed being made TO secure debts due 10
VIM. q. Norris & Co.. Sloan e. Col
well. Thomas Barry and Joseph Payne.
the amount secured by said deed being
Tor two bonds executed by said Kirwan.
each FOR one hundred and thirty. three dol.
lars and thirty three and one-Ihird cents.
with interest from date, and dated the
| llh day Of December. 1869. and due
and payable a, six and Twelve months
from ihs, date; whole amount due ub 10
day Of sale. principal. tao hundred and
'iIIy.six dollars spd siXty.siy and two
third cents. interest 10 same date eighteen
dollars aud nine cents. making total Of
entire deb. on day Of sale. two hundred
and eighty four dollars and seventy Ave
cents,-(2s4.75. Such title as 10 vested
in tie undersigned will be made the pur.
chaser.
TERMS CASH. Sale to commence
al 10 IL o'clock. A. NJ.
VIM. g. BUTLER,
rrs Trustee.
G. D. McGlincy. Auctioneer.
December "a, 1870. CIV
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GLOVER SEED-250 Bushels Choice
u Ohio Clover Seed Tor sale by
1t.H,rd,, c. nuEe

GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
Il Ohio Clover Seed Tor sale by
NcCurdy f. Duke
1UnE Improved Eagle Hay, Straw and
( Stalk Cutter, cuts five different
lengths, also tie improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout, for sale
by lie curly & Duke.
2pHE largest stock of fine Table and
< Poke. Cutlery in the county. will be
found a. Ne curly g. Dukes.
1lVERY article in the TInwsre line for
u sale by Nc curry y Duke.
1PHOSE in want Of good Cook Stove
I should cal! on WcCudy S' Duke
INTERFERING Cisiern Pumps.
-n Hydraulic Cement. for sale by
Ne Cwdy g. Duke.
old Iron. Bones, Rags. Old Copper,
" and Brass wanted at
McCurdy e. Dukes.
dec % Chsrlestown.
VIAN rED-50 pounds Of prime live
III Geese Feathers. for which The high
est market price will be given.
dec "a Richard s. Uelshans.
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cry and lei, II prey 10 vandai sol

cry and leiI II prey 10 vandai sol
dery.
Consistency bids these parties silence
The pas, and presen. array Of laei' points
with a stronger condemnation ~ theh,
than those whom they s.ss'l,s anu emPha'
icsl,y and with truth. declares them as
the cause of The pIesen, SITUATION OF
affairs, and The crumbllng runs oil our
former Court house. and the marreh ana
torn pages OF our County records remain
as condemnlng Witnesses OF their utter
disregard OF The interests oil the pc PIE
they now profess 10 love so well.
We publish IN another column the
proceedings Of meeting held at Dut-
fields Drpoi, last week. in which many
Influential citizens OF thai nelPhborhood'
and Gran, Township, participated. A
Petition was prepared which will be
presented TO our next Legislature PRAYING
ina, The County Seat be situated at that
point in case of irs removal from this
p.are. This action We have M doubt
will be endorsed by ma ori'y oil The
county, as il is beu il the Court must
be moved and The lex borne, that II be
situated at this point on the Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad.
We also publish in the proceedings OF
the last meeting Of The Board Of Supersl-
scr. resolution as pro,es, 10 our next
Legislature agsins, the proposed removal
Of our Coun,y.sea. This is RICH. step
from The night source, and We feel assured
tina, they express the sentiments OF the
people whom they represent. Mr.. NJ.
denour would not vote either way, but al
the sane time he deemed removal OF HE
Conn,Y Seat inexpedieni at this time, on
account of high taxes. So the vote may
be considered unanimous expression Of
the Board OF Supervisors.
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Enr he Rsgisisr.
LIN ES.

Shed not a tear per your friends early bier,
When am gone, when an gone;
Smile if the slow toling bell you shall hear,
When lam gone, when am gone.
Weep not for me when you stand by my grave,
Think who has died his beloved TO save,
Think of the Crowns all the ransomeG shall
have,
When l am gone, when am gone.
Plant We tree that may wave DER me,
When am gone, when am gone;
Sing We song when my grave you may see,
When / am gone, when | am gone.
Come at the close of bright summer day,
Come when the sun sheds her last lingering
ray,
Come and rejoice that thus pass away,
When am gone, when am gone.
J. NJ. Ii.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

e. SUPPER. &c.-rhe Ladies Of DUFF.
fields, to raise money for ,he outfit OF
.he DufIield'- Academy, propose to oller
TO all who will paironize Them. Supper.
including Oysters, al so cents. on Thurs
day evening next. the 2Dh instant. at
from @ tn 8 o'clock: also an Address by
Blsckourn Hughe., E.q., all accomplish
ed LAWYER aud orator. from MariInsburg.
ats o'clock, the same evening. Alter
the address, P,ol. Louie Ronemous will
iuaa,e aud send alo', large and besu''-
full Balloon. The Ladies' earnestly invoke
The patronage Of the good people.
We bespeak a large share OF the public
p,,rnn.pe IN behalf ct the ladies' OF but
fields. knowing that when the ladies' oi
,hs, section undertake - get NJ an occa'
sion OF this kind. it IS certain Ia prove a
grand success. Then there will he ouI
h,,le friend, Prof. Louie Ronemous, who
will send up Balloon las high as Ihe
sky" who can do the thing to dot
and will also. perhaps. show the sudI
encs how to tame Ground Squirrels.
We return our thanks for an invitation
10 be present, and will be ION hand i
posslhie.
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and is very susceptible Of division. %
there sre Two comfortable DWELLING
HOUSES. and sll necessary OutbuiId-
lngs on different portions Of the farm.
with each plenty of wstsr and ssfieisni
Timber for oil Necessary purposes. There
10 an abundance Of good Fruit on The plsss
and about o Acres Of young thrifty Chest.
nut suitable for rails. The IsDd 10 oil
good qualify Of Limes,ose and very pro.
duciive. There are also sboss FIFTY
ACRES OF frat quality Of River Bottom
belons ring 10 The nsei. snd BY recent sx-
plorations abundance Of good Ifoo Ore
hss.been discovered on the lsnd pshise
il we'll worthy the ssienhon Of espisslists.
There is slso . good Limss,oss qs.s-
~ on the upper f,re. s.sa
Persons desirous Of pssshssiag ere ne.
oues,ed 10 call on shs subsesibsr on he
premises. Who sll take pleasure 10 sbe~.
ing the same. .ss "a ~ - s.
I es THE trses contains sve lssus sod
win be sold separately viihoss rssstyp.
Terms wiIl be easy and asds ksovn
On The day Of sale. So
wM-0RND0RFF. =
G.. d.. MeGliney. Auetiosesv. -
A - %
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o y T U A 4 I

CGthdriHe Confer, widow OF John G..
Gonier. deed, was born in Frederick
City. Md, Sept. l4rh, 1915, and died
in this place, December l4lh, 1870. aged
So years and 3 months.
10 early lie sister Confer gave her
heart 10 God and her hand 10 The M. f.
Church, and for many years has been a
useful and efficient member OF the same.
She was faithful in her attendance upon
all The mrsns of Grace. being always in
her place if possible. For many months
she had been in feetle health. ye, up 10 a
lew weeks pIior TO her death. she wa.
regularly ar the sanctuary. She lived q
consistent Christian aud died The death OF
HE righteous. Her sfilIrIions were-se-
we're in The extfeme-bui not a murmUr
escaped he: lips. Among her last say.
ings. as death approached, were. Though
! walk through Ihe valley Of the shadow
Of death, will fear no evil, for Thou art
with me. Thy rod and Thy staff they
comfort me" Jesus is with me he ls
precious
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are"
Thus passed away ooe of the noble
ones OF earth. Another dying witness
to the verify Of tie Gospel record.
ALBERT JUMP.
In Chsrlesrown. on The l4rh instant,
s''er pro'rac'ed illness, Mr.. UiLliGm
Crow. in the 77Ih year Of his age.
Ia Chsrls siown. on the I4,h instant,
Miss Mariha Ui'On, aged So years.
On the l7'h ull.. in MIddlewsy. Of
Consumption, Miss Fannie Farnsworih,
in tie 25th year Of her age.
On the 18th instant, Miss .4deie Dan.
ieIs. daughter Of David Daniels, ESQ, OF
berke'ey county, IN the 18th year OF her
age
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Three Score and Ten Year,

Is allotted 10 man, and there is no reason
Why he should not live out this time in reason
aoi. health aid strength. When Drs ID.
fshrney 4 Sons PREPARATION FOR
CLEANSING TIE BLOOD, is within reach
OF all, and by keeping a bottle always al hand.
d lew doses may often save YOU from violent
ausck OF fever or some other Disease which
may De lurking In the system. Keep yord
BLOOD PURE and your Liver in a 9ouo
healthy condition, and you will enjoy. GOOD
health. This medicine WILL do all Ills Try
one bottle. Sold by al druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

to- Our Carrier Boy. l.. Lee Smith.
will call upon his patrons Of town, on
Saturday morning mex, with his Annual
Address. sad he hopes TO receive lib
e,al patronage. His Address is veil writ
ten and will be read with much interest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

CO. The Sacrament OF The Lord Sup.
per will be administered IN the Reformed
Church. Shepherdslown, on Christmas
morning. Preparatory services on the
day previous st2 7. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
BELLS
VII ff ItE!oM
BELLS

oGe olsthe most eficacious Liniments in use
Tor Io the cure OF Rheumatism, Sprains, Wounds
Frosted Feet, Numbmess Of the Limbs, Saddle
Calls, Sore Throat, Cuts and Swellings Of all
kinds 1t acts like charm. Sold every
where Price 81 reots
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

Mr.. Sni.h. uf Onin. had TO change his
name 10 DE Fores, Mon,pensir Def re
his p.l would mary him.-Erchange.
ep"Hs vas perfectly right" said
Miss SINH, L would be willing t.
change nine TO Jones, or Scraggs, or
S.bwrinll-isch. or X shsch wsu'E. or Glen
Observation-Disclosures, or Fsnderken-
brnckenschsss pig ,ampii'zendonder1omp
0i any Thing else to get nd OF The hoInd
name Of Miss Smith. The idea OF being
called Nhss Smiih all my life will kill
IA, some day."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

eg. AcC'DENr.-FrsnSi'n, son aged
about ~ yesrs. Of Mr.. Henry &. Fulk.
va. thrown from colt. near Billmyefs
Mil. on Sunday morning last. while on
his way 10 Shepherdslown. and had one
OF his legs severely fractured. lie is now
dvins well, under the care OF Dr.. John
REYNOLDS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

eS- Examine our sdver i.ing columns
carefully aud purchase your Christmas
firms If these who advertise IN the Key
Is,rr. They all sell cheaper than those
~ho do mol advertise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

TO- A Merry C"ris'mas aud a Happy
New Year to all our psrans. Is OUT SIN
crre wish.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

hS. All members Of Potomac Council,
Friends Of Temperance, are requested 10
b. prescn, on Tuesday evening next.
BUSINESS OF importance TO transact.
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'I'ENlPI.AR R..

MErAL-TIPpsD SHoEs.-Shoes are an
impor,an, item in the expense OF clothing
children. as every parent will understand.
Thev invariably wear out their shoes al,
the toe first, and no, unirsquen,ly before
the other parts are quarter worn. Chi.
dten's shoes with Metal tips never wear
out at the Toe, and il is safe 10 say that
on an average one pair with them will
more than oui-wesr .hree pairs without
them. We believe all the shoe dealers
keep ihem.-HerGM.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

e. Several COMMUNICATIONS have been
crowded gu, Of this issue, they will sp.
pear IN orr mex.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

az We invite the attention OF the
pub,. To the sale, Of Real and Personal
propei,y in the Ree.ler.