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COO "a L w A Il ID.

G0O RE WARD.
On the 18th of March last, a BOX OF HATS,
shipped from Louisville, KY, marked II. W. Saun-
ders, Columbia, Tenn. and weighing forty pounds,
wa lost or stolen. The above reward will be paid
for any information that will cause the recovery of
box or contents the delivery of the same to the
Office of Adams Express Company.
apr23-3t j. NJ. THATCHER, Agent.
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SEWANEE COAL.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ME ARE NOW PREPARED To FIJI.
w promptly, at low rates, orders for All.
GRADES Of Sewanee Coal
Special attention given 20 shipments By the car
load, on hogshead. Parties purchasing can make
Coal
OFFICE: No. I3Norih Cherry street.
mArzI-lm Z McIYER 40
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ID IMMEDIATELY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
II $. mARsHAL;S MONITTON.

II \. NlARSHAL,S EIONITEON.
Information in the United States Circuit Court
for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
April Term, 1870
WHEREAS, R. McPhail Smith, Esq, Attorney
General, for the United States for said District,
hath filed his information in said Court in
behalf of the United States ETC.. and of all persons
concerned, against one copper boiler, cap and worm
attached, of which VIM. McMahon is the reputed
owner, alleging, amongst other things, that the
articles were seized in the hands of VIM. Mcmahon
being forfeited the United States, under the act
of Congress entitled "An act to provide internal
revenue to support the Government, pay interest
on the public debt, and for other purposes" APP
proved June 30, 1864, and the act amendatory
thereof, approved March 3, 1865:
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monition of
the Court, to me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing having anything to
say why the same should not be condemned
forfeited that they be and appear before said Cir
cult Court, to be held in the Federal Courtroom,
in the Capitol, in the city of Nashville the 9th
OF May, 1870, then and there to interpose their
claims. JOS. H. BLACKBURN,
aprN-1H U. s. Marshal NJ. D. T.
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For Sale Cheap in Free Territory

ARGE TWO STORY BRICK, FIFTY BY
II sixty-hve feet, on South Market win take in
part pay residence in city. Also improved and
nnimproved property in city, Edgeheld and eoun-
try, very cheap.
A IL & W. P. HURLEY
mar29 II 30. Maxwell House, Church st.
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THE Boston AdUcrtiscy urges that q
possible source Of controversy and danger
might be removed by final determination
of the question as to whether or not g
State has the right to rescind its ratifica-
ton Of q constitutional amendment. The
St. Louis Times says it would remove
considerable uneasiness in the public
mind, if the Adcc'fi8Cr, or some other
respectable authority, would make known
the process of settling this or any other
question. 1t is coming to be pretty gen.
orally understood that we have no tribu-
mails left whose decisions possess any
greater virtue of pcrmancnce that the
shifting rescripts of partisan power.
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TN TO II H.

I'm STORE.
125 BBLs. LOW GRADE FLOUR
SO BAGS OATS.
500 BALES PRIME HAY.
800 Bells. IRISH POTATOES.
For sale low to close.
apr23-1w RHEA, SMITH & co.
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II o II i G Il,

There will be a meeting of the Stockholders o
the TENNESSEE COAL AND RAILROAD COM
PANY ON Friday, the 9th of May next, at No. ca 4
North Cherry street. j. G. WARNER,
-aDs2O-eodtlnlay6 Secretary.
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CORN CORN! CORN!

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BURLAP CORN
4 Sacks in store and to arrive for sale, at manu-
facturers' prices.
Full supply always on hard and subject to1:
der. J. IL CARDEY, SON * CO.,
Jan 26 If CCcrei Broad and College.
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GRANT is reported as expressing himself
TO members Of Congress as opposed to
the Georgia bill passed by The Senate the
other day, in such strong terms that there
is bare possibility that if it were en-
acted into law he would veto it. He
said that the Senate bill postponed recon
, struction, which he was anxious to see
closed up by the admission of Georgia to
representation in Congress. He said a
prominent member of the House is now
drawing up a bin embodying his views,
which the entire power Of the admins
tra'ion would be eXerted TO put through.
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O II IL T. n II

4
No q North Market street, between the PUBIC
souare and Union street, at SOC per annum.
knrlv 10 CALENDER & GARRETT, Agts,
a,r1e-Iw No so North Cherry street
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Three SMALL. FARMS, on Nolensville pike, six
miles from the city, well watered and timbered,
which will sell for good notes, stocks, State or
county bonds, or will exchange for improved city
property. Apply TO
MELVILLE WILLIAMS,
apr23 St. No. IS Deaderick St, Upstairs.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1870.
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FOR RENT.

II
LARGE AND AIRY ROOM, elegant for the
spring and summer, and suitable for family, may
be had on reasonable terms, by applying at the
VERANDA HOUSE,
apr2S-tf North Summer st.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16
For the Register.
LEErows. West Virginia,
April llih. 1870. }

The late election passed off quietly
csnsipg bu, lllle excitement IN 'sc' .
good many persons had forgotten al about
the matter when The day arrived. Sever
al unbieached Americans voted.
Our community is getting quite inter-
ested on The subject of bridging the upe'
quon creek. since the appointment OF
committee of viewers, by the Board OF
Supervisors. to acl IN concert with a SIM
liar committee fran Berkeley County, TO
view seversl proposed sites for the con-
,enpla,ed bridge. Of The different places
suggested, believe the polrt where the
Charles,own and Msrlinsburg road cross
es the Creek to be the most suitable loca'
ton. as far as public convenience and nat
ura advantages Of siiuston are concern
ed.
Dr.. James Logic disposed OF a vsIua-
Bile piece of land few days ago, consist
ing OF % acres Of his home farm. and 3D.
Joining The lands OF Meredith Helm. al
SlOO per acre. The land in question is
WlnOll lILDUeIi VI
Aiihs meeting of The Baltimore Con-
ference OF the NJ. L. Church. the Lee
town appointment was taken from Har-
per's Ferry Circuit, and attached 10 tie
Shepherdslowa charge; and 10 accord
snce with this arrangement the Rev. NJ.
Jump preached his first sermon al this
place.yesterdsy. The sermon was good.
practical, discourse. and The minister
made very favorable impression upon
his hearers.
The Sabbath School connection With
the Mount ZION Baplis. Church, was or
ganized yesterday and preparations made
Tor the Summer campaign.
One week ago, winter gave US smother
parting sdnonision 10 keep Us from for
geItng all about The Peculisrltles OF that
season Indeed winner seems very much
inclined TO "lnge, in the lap OF spring
more than usual. The past few days o.
mild weather have begun 10 CIolhe the
earth in verdure once more. and we listen
10 the "voice of the Spring saying as II
marches on
81 come, l come We have called me loug,
| come DER the mountains with light and song
Ye may trace my step DER the Weakening earth,
By the winds which tell of the voetS birth,
BY the primrose stars in the shsdowy grass,
BY the green leaves opening as pass"
Those engaged in rural pursuits are
now bu,iIy occupied in outdoor employ
ments, while the songs of the birds pro
claim the resurrection of nature from il,
winters sleep. Yours. &c,
TEMPLAR.
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Dfatbs.

Near UnionvIls, on Saturday evening
last, Mr.. David Nichols. an old and
highly respected cIIzen, aged 81 year.,
Al Duifield.. on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. John +. BGne, popular and we'll
known citizen, aged about 4S years His
remains were inferred al Elk Branch. on
Thursday morning by the Masonic
Lodge OF DunieIds, Of which he was a
member, and member. Of neighbouns
Lodges. Rev Mr.. Scott, assisted by
Rev. DR.. Bitlle. ofTiciated at the funeral.
Near DufIield,, on Saturday evening
last. Mrs, hary Ellen STROBE, vile Of
Mr.. S. p Strobe, and daughter Of the
late Col. Edward Lusa,, aged about %
years.
At his residence near Charle,tovn, on
Monday highs last, Mr.. John II. Camp
bell. aged about As years.
At Mil Creek, Berkeley county. on
the 9Th INST, Mrs. .AIna BOWers, ,gsd
~ years. consorI o! The late Henry Bow
eTs.
10 Marlnsburg,on The lth inst. Mis-"
Susan .Uenizer, IN her 22nd year.
On The 3l.t ulr. IN Berkeley county,
MIS-. Mury L., vile Of Jacob S. Glad
den. aged 20 years.
Near Urbans, Ohio, on The 9Th ull.,
Mrs. Cathar;nc McGarry, IN The 60
year Of her age, wife Of Mr.. William
McGsrIv, and sister Of lhe late Wm. II.
Conklyn. OF this county.
On the Is, inst, in the 2nd yesr Of her
age. liule Harriet G. infant daughter Of
Peter Bowers, Of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

The New York correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Ledger Gays, "Merchan'
continue to complain Of The backward
ness Of the spring ,r,ds-hoI one parlcu-
lar branch. but all. The western dealers
are buying spsrlngly, while southern or
ders, as general hing, are sad to be
much under the liberal mark which the
profitable cotton crop seemed TO warrant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHEAT-The msrke, was verv firm
for wheat choice Southern brought an
advance OF cents en- previous sales; We
note sales oil 1850 bushs choice MsryIsnd
red al 81 so; 500 butbs strictly prime
DO. at J 4osSl 40 500 bushs Western
prime al SOsSl 80; 500 bushs ordinary
sisl IS.
CORN-Whi'e vas steady and yellow
frmer; included in the sales were 5000
bosbs good to prime white at | O4sSl.
06; 500 bu'hs mixed and damp a, O2a.
81 03; 1850 bushs yellow al sIO7.
OATS-l000 bushs offered and sold
al 81 cts per bushel.
GOLD-Sold in Baltimore al 81 l2!.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

S1 WAsnIsGroN RsLics.-A special
dispatch from Washington City. d. c. TO
the Baltimore Sun of Friday las. says:
Mrs. Washington. wife Of Col. Lewis
w. Washington, Of Jefferson County,
Va, visited Noun, Vernon yesterday for
the purpose il is Osld, OF arranging with
The directors Of The Noun, Vernon Asso.
citation for the delivery into their keeping
of certain relics OF The Father of his
country" Among these relics is The
sword presented to Washington by Fred
erlck The great Of Prussia, and several
other articles. among which are a gold
chain and seal formerly worn by General
Washington"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

&C. A meeting took place IN The chap
ell of SioTer College, Harpers Ferry. Oh
Monday evening Of last week, 10 rejoice
over tie passage OF the 18Th Amendment.
The college buildings were handsomely
illuminated-.uns were fred, and there
was j good time generally. The meet
ing was quite crowded. The programme
Of The proceedings consisted Of music and
singing the reading of the declaration
of independence, President Linco!n's
proclamation Of emancipation, President
Grants recent message to Congress, and
an address by the Rev. J. W. Dunjee.
When the formal proceedings Of the even
ing were concluded, MIR. Charles Davies,
Mr.. Daniel Ames, and other gentlemen
we're called for by the audience, and ad-
dressed The meeting. The speech Of Mr..
Davies is highly complimenlsd,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

o. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
is now open 10 navigation, and SO eager
are boa,men 10 secure bosls, that q great
number mus, be refused. Last eeason
was the mos, profitable since the water
way wa. opened, 20 The Canal Company
as well as 10 bcalman-hence the rush
for boats. The Canal is in splendid
condition and everything bids fair for a
remuncrslive business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

o.. The Democratic Conservative
Stale Convention OF this State, will meet
a, Charleston, Kanawha County, ON the
s,h of June, TO nominate candidates for
the Offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treas
uree, Secretary OF State, Attorney Gener-
al. aud Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals.
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New Publishing House.

Agents wanted for TopD's COUNTRY HOMES,
CSC pages, illustrated, simple, practical, inds-
pen.ible hints on House Building, Farming
Gardening, Invention, Patent Rights, sc. In
s,ructions concerning care of Cattle, Sheep
Swine, Poultry, etc. Economical and Sensr-
BILE. Better terms than ever. Extra induce
men,s to Old Agents. Address POWERS \
WEEKS, Lock Box 225, Cincinnati, O. Office
1871 W. 4th street. April l64w
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o. PREsENrATIos.-We learn from
the Baltimore Sun that the Rev. 5, V.
l.eech was presented BY The members OF
the Lafayette Street NJ. +. Church. lew
days ago. with purse Of $500 as tesIl-
monial Of their esteem. The Sun also
says, Mr.. Lsech has been transferred 10
Mariinsburg, West Va, and is succeeded
3, Fsye,,e stree. by Rev. DR.. Corbilt, OF
New York. Mr.. Leech is well known
and esteemed clergyman.
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Who Has a House to Paint
REID Y-.M.fDE COLORS,

Known as "Railroad'' CoIors. Guaranteed To
be more economical, more durable and more
convenient than any Paint ever before offered
A book entitled Plain talk with Practical
Painters with samples, sent free by mail on
,ppIica,ion. MASURY & WILTON.
Globe White Lead and Color Works,
III Fulton Street, New York.
Beware Of limitations. Established 1885.
April 10 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

%. The farm OF J. X kesrneJ, near
Kearneysville, containing 2Ss acres, i'm
proved, was sold on Tuesday last, in this
place. by G. d. McGhncy. Auclioneer,
for II. H. Blackburn and G. ]. Faulkner,
Commissioners, for the sum Of Si5 per
acre. Purchaser. DR.. McSheny, Of Mar
tinsbutg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

&C. You'will always find something
interesting in the advertising columns.
In fac. they abound with useful and I'm
nor,ant information. Never neglect to
read the advertisements.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

e. Ladies Dinner for the Organ on
Easter Monday. Ice Cream and Cake
on Saturday evening at Mr.. McMurrsn' 8
School Room. Come young folks. The
first Ice Cream Of the season. We hope
the Entertainment on Easter Monday.
consisting Of Dinner, Supper and Refresh.
mems in The evening, will be well patron
lied, and lsudable object encouraged.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

e. The Board Of Supervisors Of
Berkeley Comfy, have ordered an eec-
lion 10 bs held on Saturday the 2ls. day
of May. 1870, to determine by msjorily
of the voters, esther the county Of Berke.
lev will subscribe 2400 shares Of the Cap
ital Stock Of the Mariinsburg g. Potomac
Rsirosd Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

e. We invite attention TO The aGver-
iiseneni OF ]. d. Swsrlz, Merchant Tail.
or, Hsgers,own. He i. a splendid work
man, fashionable filter. and moderate in
prices.
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1870.
New Stock for the Spring and Summer
AT TIE
LADIES STORE.

WE have just received from Eastern markets
W a large aud well selected stock 81 Dry
Goods, Motions, Sc, which wo are Offering
very low We name in part IS follows:
~ DRESS GOODS-D, Iainc., CLsllc-,
Mozambique, Poplm,, japanese Co.h, llohaIr
Lustres, Lawns. SC, &c.
IN DOMESTICS.- Prints, G ling hams,
Bleached and b.eacbed Couon-, Shooting,
Ticking, Shir,ing stripes, Plaid CottoR,, Ia
bic Diapers, Crash, &c, s..
N WHITE GOODS Plain, Striped aud
PLAID Organizes, Cambrrc., JlcOurits. Swr,,,
Nau.ook,, IrI,h Linens, riques Scotch Da-
pers, PrrcaIe, &c. &c.
N MOURNING GOODS.-Bombazn
MouseIIes, Aipaces, Lawns, Crepe Neil,.
Crepe Collars, sc. 4 fall and complete stock
Of Black AlPaca', yrry cheap,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR Ca sinners,
Couonade, Twecd,, Liner, DrI!l and Duck, &c =,
&c.
IN NOTIONS We have Hosiery, Gloves,
COf-etts ParasOis, sun | mbrella. and all other
goods ~ great variety. Also Table Uil Cloth,
and Straw Mating. in fact vt have az COM
plete stock any fir't-closs Dry Goods
Store IN the County.
FUNERAL GOODS Order. for these
goods viii receive special and prompt ati,n-
ton, and VIII always be furnished at the low
est prices
Thankful for tho liberal share Of public pat.
rorase we have received IN tie past, We soA-
cit continuation Of the same, which we hooe
to merit by a close attention To buiine.s-and
Cheap Goods.
Remember We consider il no trouble 10 show
goods, and We a,k al to coll and examine our
stock. before purchasing, as We are confident
that sc have barge q 10 offer.
TERMS CASH
April is. 1870. tf
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Editorial BreYities.

married eleven years, have ~ chlloffh-
nine pairs OF twins and one quarIette.
The Pennsylvania Central railroad
company is said to be the richest and
most powerful corporation IN The world
controlling over 100000, 900.
The President, il 10 slated, has signl-
fed his Willingness TO abandon The M
come tax in mplance with The press
ure brought To bear upon Congress from
all parts Of the country TO that end. Sec
retsry BOSWELL, however, remains
strongly IN favor Of continuance.
The Legislature of Maryland has pass
ed Bill providing Tor The burial of Rebel
dead who fell IN The battles Of South
Mounsin, Crspp,un's Gap. Anlleiam and
Mooocscy-ihe cemetery 10 be located
near Hsgersiown.
Senator Schurz has done a good thing
by Introducing bill fixing one day
Throughout, The Union for The election Of
Representatives and Delegates 10 Cos
gress. HIS oil provides Mat these cleo.
tons shall take place on the Tuesday
following the hrs, Monday IN November,
d,v Inch several States have already
adopted. Had this bill, says an exchange,
or one like it. passed Ten ye., ago, ii
would have saved ~, No, ONLY riot, blood.
shed and loss Of lille, but a whole series
of contested election cases.
Dom, fo,oe, reader when Won nav 10
.sL e., ro,o',orass :, ,,e I.l,nopen, sinh.
sc,;bsr a.. :. dssn.,.,. nate
~, :. ~,
'o""' :" s"'' "'' ~ =,
bo.,d- I..., ho., md s;cl- orors, .,.vs
anJ h..ho. t, rho a.; 81 .u tho
above mept,nnsd thing. seem 10 be as
rncb,ooeahle mo l.ws n tho Modes
md pat.,on.
~, , -, ,,,
Ords,oI0IIF.Iew.oi w., V,,;,;,
III L,,I 1880. .I ,.,a;o, -
Ch.,,a.,oo ito nov oan,,aI ~ tbs oG,h
or,nsI .rho T., XII h.ra k;nJIr
consented :, bn,v the ba,rhe, DURING fine
session of the Grand Lodpe, so they NAV
have no fear Of coming back scalped.
rho ,escar1;d.,s. ,o, ,hs p,s.id,n.
CIV now in the field are Daniel Pratt.
George Francis Tram, and viclor, c.
WoodbuI
Three men. Mes.rs. John G. Good
man. GEORGE Huebner and Mr. Flood,
were drowned while attempting TO eros.
the North Branch, near Cumberland, on
Monday last They were from Pennsyl-
vanla, and on their way 10 Virginia 10
purchase land.
Sunday. April 10th. was the snnivsr.
sary Of the surrender Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia al Appsmsl,ox Court
House.
A negro in Brazil las Just died al the
advanced age Of loo.
A yong lady who drew a genIIenan's
wrapper al recent gin concert IN Wa
ierbury. Conn, now wants gentleman
10 pu! IN to it.
Texas has been admitted a, last. Her
Senators and ReDre,enla,,yes ware sworn
in the las, dav OF March, and only one
Stale iCeoroisl !, now mn,
Rins ,ou,,o.. h,ra .,,,,,u o.,.,,sd
in the phisdelphia markets. They came
from The South.
Tb;, ia orsa, ven, for wild n;Oeon,
Thora 49,. ';Il,n,. IN n,II;on. 81 ,b.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

A DORM your houses with beautiful
II pictures, such a. YOU elll find lor
sale cheap at Lauck's Book Store.
DRAWING and Music PSp,r o. ,he
~ best qualities. at
april lG LGuck's Book Store.
4ET that Siereo,cope and Views that
VI is offered so cheap at
spril Is Laurk'S Book Sore.
UNPRECEDENTED in price or qnal.
y ity-tho,e cent Copy Boot', al
april lG Lauck's Book Sore.
WRITING Sand 10 cts per paper, at
" april l6 Lauck's Book Store.
DAY Books, Ledger.. Pass Books
~ Memorandum. snd Diane. for 1870.
for sale at L0Ucks Book Store.
\ Ill the latest Magazines, Newspapers.
y and Periodicals. can be found at
april 10. Laucks Book Store.
DOR 80 cents ycu can get $500 worth
J. of Music by calling al
april 10 Lauck's BOOK Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

The Cuban sdvices indicate that the
,eyolu,ionis,s are 10 bad way, and are
diminishing with frigh,ful rsPdity. The
rebel Congress has been disbanded and
General Jordan. the Commanjer-In.
Chief has fed the country. In several
Giles The Cubans are volunteering IN
snnno,, Of The old government. snd as The
main BODY of insurgents is already sur
rounded b. The Spanish, a speedy .erH'''
nation of hos.iiliss may be looked iof'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16
TAILORING.

1NIIE undersigned has removed his shop
< 10 The west end of She pherdstown, In
his dwelling. where he will, by strict at.
iention TO business, ask share Of public
patronage His charges will be very
moderate, and his work will be done
fashionable. As money 10 scarce ks will
lake produce for work done.
JOHN II. SPOHN.
April &c 1870. 3w
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nlarria9es.

On the ID inst, by the Rev. P. II.
Thoms', Mr.. John Il. Long to Miss
MoMe E. .Alsip-all Of Berkeley CO.
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Bells Ghite Oil.

Is The clesnest Linlnent exiant. as wen
az The mos, efficacious. Do not thihk
because i, is no, unpleasant TO use' ana
does no, soil everything il is put on mat
il ha. no real merit; it IS as penetrating
and effective as any Linimenl in use. II
will cure Saddle OF Collar Calls, Chill
blains, Old Sores, Wounds, SHsIns'
Bruises and Swelling of all Kinds. Price
25 cents.
For sale BY Druggists and sll Proml-
nenl SIorekeepers.