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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
WASHINGT TON.
ACTIVITY OF THE CONGRESS DEMOCRATIC COM
MITTEE-THE NATIONAL CEMETERIES-REV-
FNUE RECEIPTS.

ACTIVITY OF THE CONGRESS DEMOCRATIC COM
MITTEE-THE NATIONAL CEMETERIEs-REY-
ENUE RECEIPTS.
CBY TELEGRAPH To THB TRTBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Aug. %, 1870
Tho uemocratic Con Committee is issuing it's
campaign documents rapidly Thus Tar 10 nave Oeeh
printed and quantities of each are mailed daily the
rincipa subjects treated Of the arln ranoto and
rants expenditures of the Government, condition OF
the debt naturalization laws and Congressional invest
CATIONS
The War Department has addressed a letter 10 each
of the Governors of the States within which National
Cemeteries are established, asking that they viii lay
before respective Legislatures proposition to give
their the purchase of these sites by the United
tates cedng all jurisdiction over them TO the National
Government.
The Revenue receipts for the month Of August up to
to-day Inclusive are ss769s22 81 The total since the LIST
rof July IA $35 253,523.
The following is the amount Of gold exported from
New York during the four weeks ending August 20 Hal
,ifsx sl5OOO London ss54OOO; Liverpool, s4,7961S5
Hayre $ 64: Cuba s4s SOL; other West Indies, $4,000
Central America 200 South America, $43OO. Total
$l5eeS.260
Jas r. Bentley Deputy Collector of the Fourth New
Jersey District has been designated as acting
Collector District in the place of Collector j. Boyd
Hedley. who killed by railroad accident several
weeks since.
The Treasury Department to-day received from the
binders scraps of paper OF Government securl
ties notes. &c, which destroyed and charred by
the recent the Bank Note COmpanys establish
ent IN EewYork, all of which that can be identified
will ba credited 20 the accounts Of the Company.
Since the first Of the present year. SSooO of coupon
bonds exchanged by their owners for regis
tered bonds owing the greater security of the latter
<lass ~ gsinst loss in OF theft, etc.
Censis returns OF 10 parishes of Louisiana make the
topuIstlon 94.OaS. decrease since 1860 Of 2,l5l
An application received yesterday from persons in
Baltimore for the establishment in that city Of one of the
gold hanks recently authorized by Congress
GENERAL PRBSS DISPATCHI
Prom and after Monday next the interest on the Dohus
falling dne Sept will be paid without rebate . .
The Light House Board has gwen Ohclal notce that
the mOuthh OF the rlYers
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shssefs Orvilie better known as awful" Gardner
Yeverday afternoon the Ladies' Foreign Missionary 30
c'ey had meeting at which addresses were msde bY
Mr., Dr. Butlor lately from India and Mrs. DR. J. T.
Crane wife OF the Presiding Elder OF the Newark dis
trct e meeting it Is expected will break up on Fri-
day mornin%
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DENyILLE CAMP-MEETING

The religious interest at tho DenvilleNN ~
camp meeting continues unsbated ana nuons sooo
DOING and many converts arc making. Ina AAlo W ~
tayo lot. took pisoe on Monday Thslo<ss,d for ASoa'
90 spseoe. soms going high ~ ~ Among see pSf'
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6rsrial Notius.
Fifteenth ASS

Fifteenth Assembly District Repsbcan tyfSsmsewweS
adjoaned meeting HeadqasItesA krOmn ~ .<
Thrty.th WEDN ssDAY Evening, August "a $500
Delegates repsrt Reeds spcshos eetes
Committee rejected. why and oiher as'sen y" !"
Come and nntismsyed aspabl ,.r,,u p~~S.t
ROBERT HoAa, SECRETARY bssks y. b -. ia
Qunas ~ n y DAILBY Co, sJl hs~dr
s,s !, - a,l, Rand yr,Deh Cbiss Te. s<ss ~ p,eoss.
Qvitans bu"<"ess'-SW w j. y DAILBY Co. su essse~v
QuisanG BsipessCelord ~ snn,msY H a Co Sa Bsosds.y
hall puce W.. '. ,. 1 -, p.,u.s
Quanrg nnsm W. i " DAILEr %. ~ Bro.asa,
sooss st ~ Ie,, U.sdled pnner Kal,ss. Roses. sbef
Quitting bussns &. W i y BAILEY %, ci Brosd~ay
ees, oes ~, soooas Pers. DiBsss
QuittAs Busisess'-%W' DALEY q Co, S5i Bsoaassy
eae so"e1 obtained o tbs upiset -
oil iosss sssns's~ " MUM I Ce. o Pssss0- Ss-.fors
~..xs fer Business Purposes go .en he ps.ssss
Ufano psyieaIan bed % AeP'esnee 70 MUM 49,
osAhi" scsouse Assnesa 06s % rsfstos Nee tsss
snrsS -; .srvss sad kss nlk 70, sssssss~~'
sssps. Sr a. "a uise hnes dsnsa qsArsA essao
sss ~ s.r oAstsUsSAs ast fsll iafegRatea, s11res
- @H~ SMITH tokrsA Pssass5h- Pea
Poss-O0oe NosiceThs n.. q ser:ps Dang ~ - NJ
~ S11HuRsDAT AID SATURDAY u oeosS =. ~ III
s,ss.cs = follows ssd =. i;m s.a An8, ssi '.
ii:S, O ssd n. oAa n JONI psfnsisf
TSsdrssSA Nell, pes GUNSG 81 As al ;. assesss a.
TQpAk.
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Congress and Other Sarnt0ga Wsters.-Depot, ~ ChAa
bersy, no genuine Congress sold on drsugbt
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Virginia. Vermont Saratoga. and other natural MNsa.s
W,rgRs General Depot, " Cbsmbers-st
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial sampng Note Pssss
W. EvgppyIIs Sous lO4 PUIroSsr DUrCH Cagsoa
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,opvppAr. pRRss DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aus

IGKNBRAI PRBBb DIbPAINHI
falling dne sent / viii be paid without rebate.
The Light House Board has given ofclal notce that
the and sea-marks in the mouths OF the rivers
Fabde Wcsr and Elbe are removed and that the inlet
T. the harbor Of Keh is obstructed and the seamarks
removed therefrOm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
Mice -GnaWed Trees.

To restore the life of tree injured by
mice. The Maine Farmer suggests. to
take several small twigs Of The tree, cut
long enough TO reach over the space
where the bark has been gnswed of, and
insert them under the bark boIh below
and above The gIrdled place. Insert {,
sufficient number OF these Tor the cap to
ascend, bind outside OF ,hems piece Of
elm bark or even sn old piece OF oil
cloth, and in q short time the wound will
entirely heal over, and The iIee will con-
uuue iogrow.
Mice seldom stlscks cid trees; il is
those with young and tender bark that
they are mosI liable 10 gnsw. The
muIching that some farmers use Sbou,
their trees, however, furnishes a good
house for mice through the winter, aud
moro injury often results ihenfrom than
# no mulching were used. We recently
passed an orchard that had been mulcheJ
The present fall with straw. Now this
straw aboul trese will afford protection to
the mice the coming winler. Had il been
put on las, spring. II would have 60,
some chat decompossd aud seuled by this
fall. so that the mice would not have IN
hsbited II. The same is true Of ell sub.
stances used IS mulch, such 40 cosns,
srswy manure, chip dirt, &c. They
,houlj be put round tho trees in the
spring. N by such course they reslly
do more good us mulch Than il pu, on
in the fall, sod mice will not infsst ihsn
through the winter.
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mo. l., RICHARD. .
IS0. T. wELSHAS5.
1870.
New Stock for the Spring and Summer
AT THE
LADIES STORE.

WE have just received from Eastern markets
w large aud we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, &C., which we are offering
very low. We name in part as follows:
IN DRESS GOODS-DeLaines, Challes,
Mozambiques, Poplns, Japanese Cloth, Mohar
Lustres, Lawns, SC, &c.
IN DOMESTICS.-P Prints, Gingh m S,
Bleached and unbleached Cottons, Sheetngs,
Tickings, Shir,ing Stripes, Plaid Cottons, Ia
BILE Diapers, Crash, &C., SC.
IN WHITE GOODS.-Plain, Striped and
Plaid Organizes, Cambrics, Jaconetts, Swiss,
Nansooks, Irish Linens, Piques, Scotch Dia-
pers, Percae, &C., &c.
IN MOURNING GoODs.-Bombszn
Mouselines, Alpacas, Lawns, Crepe Wells.
Crepe Collars, &c. A full and complete stock
Of Black Alpacas, very cheap,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-Cassmers,
Co,lonade, Tweeds, Linen, Drill and Duck, &c,
&c.
IN NOTIONS-We have Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsetts, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, and all other
goods in great variety. Also Table Oil Cloth,
and Straw Mating, in fact We have as COM
plete a stock as any irst-class Dry Goods
Store in the County.
FUNERAL GOODS.-Orders for these
goods will receive special and prompt atten-
lion, and will always be furnished at the low
est prices.
Thankful for the liberal share Of public pat
ronage we have received in the past, we soli-
cit a continuation Of the same, which we hope
to merit by a close attention to business-and
Cheap Goods.
Remember we consider il no trouble to show
goods, and we ask all TO call and examine our
stock, before purchasing, as we are confident
that we have bargains 10 offer.
TERMS CASH.
Anril l6 1870. II
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A Wonderful Flower.

One OF the most exquisite wonders OF
The sea is The Opele,. flower resembling
very much the German China Asier. Ii
has the appearance Of largo double AS
ter, with a quaniily Of petals Of light
green color, glossy as silk, each petal
tipped with rose. color. These lovely
petsls are never still, but wave about in
the water, while the flower cings 10 tho
rocks. So innocent and lovely.ooking.
no one could suspect il OF eating any
Thing, certainly II it dld, only bl, Of
rainbow or a drop OF dew. But those
besutiful waving petals have other snd
more material work TO do-io provide
food for large mouth which is cunning.
ly bid deep down among them. They
do their duty fsmously, for as soon as a
silly little fish comes in contact with
those rosy tips, he is struck With poi
son fatal and quick as lightning. He dies
Instantly. and The beautiful arms wrap
themselves about him and drag him into
the greedy mouth. Then those lovely
peisls Enclosed. 1oat innocendy on tho
water. jus, like our own wstsrhly. This
flower was longed ago talked OF. but ~,
existence doubled, uulll The last centrry.
Now the Opele, ID known 10 be hing
that really exists.
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A Gem.

A little fsir.haired boy was standing
one day by bis mothers side, when ,
poor woman, in whom she had tsken q
deep interest, came in. A blue eyed lit.
tie girl baby lay 10 her arms, and Willie
stood on Zip Toe 10 touch its sol. cheek.
"Ob, | wish God would give me little
baby" nurmured he. so earnestly that
the woman promised 10 bring lille Elsie
very often TO see him. "And may have
her for my own!' was the eseer inquiry.
"Im poor" said the woman, "snd have
nothing bot baby Elsie. so csn't afford
10 give her away; but III sell her 10 you,
and then she may be your own"
With thi, promise, The boy seemed sat.
i,hed. Thenceforih, every penny be
could obtain was put into box. unHl he
had half dollar. all in pennies. These
he produced on the temperance Of the
woman, and was assured il vas enough,
and that Elsie was bis own. only her
mother must take care OF her until she
was large girl.
After that, Willie's plans were ell for
Elsie; che should have piano; che was
his little Elsie; and day after day she was
brought 10 the house for his amusement
Willie always talked Of her, and in iusg.
ina,ion, with her, when be was sIone st
bis plays.
One day Elsie died. The curisins
closed forever over the blue eyes whose
beauty had won the heart even OF that
bsby-boy; and his mother must break the
sad news 70 him. So she took him on
her knee, and folding her arms around
him, asked whom he loved best OF all
around bin. IL love my baby besi."
"Well, il God loved your baby jus, a.
much as you do. and wanted her in hes-
ven. would 700 be wiling to -les Hin
have her T. mo. | want 10 keep my
baby, God has 60. enough babies up 10
heaven, and be don't want any more. !
want TO keep Elsie for me-" Then the
mother, kissing her little boy. told bin
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
The Art OF TLinkInR.

One OF The best modes OF improving in
the Art Of thinking is TO think over some
subject before you read upon IT, and then
TO observe after what msnner it has oc-
CURED 10 the mind OF some gfen master.
You will then observe sbeiner you have
been too harsh or loo ,imid. what you
have succeeded, and by this process yon
will insen,ibly catch . great manner OF
viewing = question. II is right in study,
not only TO think whenever any exnsor-
dinsry incident provokes you TO think but
from time 10 time phs, has passed TO
dwell upon u, and to SEQ what trains OF
thought voluntarily present themselves To
the mind. II 10 most superior habit Of
some minds 10 refer oil The particular
truths which strike them 10 other truths
more general, so / ths, their knowledge
beautifully neihorized. and tho general
truth at any time suggests al the psrtieu-
lst exsmplihca.ion at once leads TO the
general truth. This kind Of undersisnd-
ing has an immense and decided superior
i,y over those confused heads in which
ono fact 10 piled upon smother. without
the least sitsmpt o. classification and ar
r,psemenI. Some men always read with
a pen in their hand snd commit to p,per
any new thought which strikes then
others mOs, to chance for in resppesr.
snce. Which OF these 10 The bes, msih.
cd in the conduct Of the undevisndinq,
must. | suppose, depend grsai deal up.
on the particular understanding in ques-
ton. Some men can do nothing without
preparations; others liule With 10; some
are loun,,ins. Soma arc resstyoiss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
SHE ALWAYS MADE HOME
HAPPY.

In On old churchy ard stood stone.
Weather. marked and stained;
The hand of time had crumbled it,.
So only part remained.
Upon one side just could trace.
"ln memory Of our mother -
An epitsph which spoke Of "home"
Was chiselled on the other.
Id Razed on monuments OF fame,
High towering 10 the skies
III seen The scul lpiored marble slone
Where gres. hero lies;
But by this epiisph paused,
And read il DER and DER,
For had never seen inscribed
Such words as those before.
"She always made home happy" what
A noble record lef
A legacy OF memory sweet,
To those she left, berei,.
And what lie, timony given
By those who knew her best
EnRrsven on this plain, rude stone
That marked their molhers rest.
1t was humble resting place.
| know that they were poor,
But they had seen their mother sink,
And patiently endure.
They had marked her cheerful spirit,
When bearing one By one,
Her many burdens up the hill,
Till all her work was done.
So, when was stiIled her weary heart,
Folded her hands so white,
And she was carried from the home
Shed always made so bright.
Her children raised monument
That money could not buy,
AS witness of noble life
Whose record is on high.
A noble life but written no,
In any book of fame
Among The list OF noted ones
None ever saw her name.
For only her own household knew
The victories she had uon,
And none but they could testify
How well her work was done.
Better than costly monument
OF marble rich and rare,
Is that rude stone whose humble face
Such uords of honor hear
Oh !! may we chisel on the hearts
OF those OF home we love,
An epilaph whose truth may be
Witness for Us above.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
Two Kinds OF Riches.

A little boy So. by his mother. lie
looked long in the fire and was silent.
Then, as The deep thought began to pass
away, his eye grew brigh, and he spoke:
"Mother. | wish 10 be rich."
"Why do you wish to bs rich my
son %
And the child s.id, "Because every
one praises the rich. The stranger at
our table yesterday asked who was the
riches. man in our village. A, school
there is boy who does not love to learn.
He lakes no pains TO say his lessons.
Sometimes he says evil words. Bot the
children do moi blame him, for they saw
he is q wealthy boy"
The mother saw her child was in dan
ger Of believing wealth might take The
place Of goodness or be an excuse for in
dolence. or cause them 10 be held in hon
or who led unworthy lives, so she asked
him, What 10 il 10 be rich p
And he answered. 81 DO not know, yet
tell me how may become itch iha, all
may ask after me and prsiss me-
The mother replied, ITO h.come rich
i. 10 ge, money. For this you musl
wait until you are man.
Then the boy looked sorrowful and sad
"Is there no, some other way Of being
rich, ,ha, may begin now :"
She answered: "The gain OF money
is not the only and true wealth. Fires
nav burn il. Aoots may drown it, moth
and rus, wssls il, and The robber make il
his prey. Men are wesried with the toll
Of getting it, but rhes leave il behind at
last. They die and carry nothing away.
The soul Of the rich prince gosth forth.
like that Of the wsysIde beggar, without a
garment. There is another kind Of rich
CO, which is not kept in the purse. but in
the heart. Those who posse" them are
not always praI.ed by men, but they
have the praise OF God.
Then The boy said /: MAY begin 10
gather this kind Of riches now, or must
wall ill grow up TO be man y
The mother laid her hand upon his
head and said 40 day, ifye will hear
HIS voice for He hath promised that
those who seek early shall find"
And the child said, Teach me how
nav become rich before God"
Then she looked tenderly on him snd
said "Kneel down every nigh. and
morning. and ask that in your heart Jou
may love The desr Saviour. and strive all
the days Of your life to be good and 10 do
good 10 oil. So, though you may be poor
in this world. you .h,II be rich in faith
and an heir 10 The kingdom Of Heaven"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07

Reasons FoR DREssISo PLAINLY ON
THE LORDS DAY-li would Lesson the
burdens Of many who now find il hard 10
maintain their places in society.
II would lesson the force of The temp.
lalions which often lead men 10 barter
honor and honesty for display.
II there was less strife in dress a,
church. people in moderate circuus.snees
would be more inclined TO attend.
Universal moderstion in dress at church
would improve the worship by the reno
vsl Of many wandering thoughts.
Ii would enable oil classes Of people to
attend church better in uDfsvorsble wes-
iher.
/. would lessen, on The part OF The rich,
the temptation TO vanity.
1t would lessen, on the part OF the
poor. The te npistion TO be envious and
malicious.
1t would save valuable time on the
Sabbath.
II would relieve our means from a seri.
Gus pressure, and thus enable Us to do
more for good enterprise.
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ALL THE YEAR
ROUND.
THE subscriber has for some time past tried
l. 10 establish in this part Of the country,
REGULAR GROCERY STORE,

THE subscriber has for some time past tried
l. 10 establish in this part Of the country, a
REGULAR GROCERY STORE,
and some people thi. k he has nearly succeed.
ed; but in this skePtical age nobody is sup.
posed to be believed on his word, it is therefore
desired that unbelievers should come and judge
for themselves, and see if the following state
ments are not true:
Without going into long details. | would say
that Sugar sold up to this timo for Is to &c
cents, lie now freely offered for IL IL. This
is but one article of larger and we'll selected
stock of GROCERIES which will be sold a,
corresponding rates.
One of the peculiarities of the goods is this:
That the Sugars, syrups, and Molasses, are
generally very sweet, particularly the New
Orleans Molasses. Whilst the Vinegar is ex-
ceedingIy sour, particularly that French White
Wine Vinegar, an imported article.
Once more-d Mt believe any thing until you
come and see for yourselves.
IL you don't bring the Cash bring any Coun
try Produce, for as heretofore, credit, extend
ing from the hand to the pocket will be grant
ed to all good customers, the balance will pay
cash. ]. NJ. DECAULlNE.
Harpel's Ferry, Feb. IL, 1870. 3m
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VALUABLE
IN F @ R M AT 10 N.

WHEN cash is scarce people are anxious to
w know where they can lay out their money
to the best advantage. The subscriber takes
pleasure in informing housekeepers and the
poblc in general, the VERY BEST PLACE
TO PURCHASES AT THE
FAMILY GROCERY
where they will find large and well assorted
stock at moderate prices for cash. Buyers are
respectfully invited to call and satisfy the m
selves that the foregoing is true.
B. S. PENDLETON,
Successor to Knott s. Pendleton.
February 10
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

al $3.50 per annum in advance, or if paid with
IN two months after the date of subscription;
if not paid within two months So will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered to.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less 81 so, and so cents per
square Tor each additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space OF
II lines will constitute a square.
a liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, 1t will be
published and charged accordingly.
JoB PsISrING will be executed with neat
cess and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for at the rate Of SO cents per square, II lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, il is proper to state
distinctly that their privilege only extends TO
their own immediate business. Real Estate, Le-
cal and all other advertisements sent by them
to be an additional charge, and no variation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
New Publishing House.

Agents wanted for ToDD's COUNTRY HOMES,
CSC pages, illustrated simple, practical, indis-
pen.ibe hints on House Building, Farming,
Gardening, Invention, Patent Rights, SC. In
s,ructions concerning care Of Cattle, Sheep
Swine, Poultry, etc. Economical and Sensi-
ble Better terms than ever. Extra induce
ments to Old Agents. Address POWERS s.
WEEKS, Lock Box $685. Cincinnati, O.. Office
l3l w. 4th street. April l64w
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND
C. II Z N re Il l. s !

o DR.. X. P. MAGRUDER having reGted
~ his Store and incr eased his stock can fur
ii nish Drugs and Medicines Of the Purest
and best quality. His Medicines aud Caemi.
Gals are purchased from the best and most relia-
be houses, also the most reliable Patent Med.
icines such as Cough Mixtures, Liniments,
Soothing Syrups, &c. Hair preparations OF the
most reliable quality. Fine Pcriumery, Fancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Tooth
aud Nail Brr shes of the finest English manu-
iac'uTe. Old Rye Whskey. Brandy, Olc Ho,'
land Gin for medicinal use only. Goal VII,
Lsmis, Chimneys, Wicks, &c.
Prescriptions carefully prepared and Med'-
elhes furnished at hours day and night
:. Dr Magrudes returns his thanks to The Pub
nc Tor their patronage and hopes for eon!in-
Gance If the same.
stcre nearly opposite the Court House
HhFPherdstown, Feb. 10, 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-07
THE SPRING CAMPAIGN
OPENED.

THE undersigned has received hi, first in
l. stalIment Of Spring Goods, name in part,
Made up Clothing, large Stock Of Hats, Boots
and Shoes in great variety, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Notions, Trunks, Valises, Railroad
Bags, Umbrellas, the late style Paper Collars
and Neck Ties, Tobacco and Segars, Mems
half Hose from 10 cents pair up, Picture
Frames, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
Some of the above goods have been bought at
panic prices, therefore if you want Bargain
just drop in at Oak Hall. will give the ad-
vantage ofthe decline in goods.
TERMS-CASB.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
March I9, 1870. Il