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New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Alusical Instruments.
CORPORATION Notices.

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-.
Seao iei4,ye to The wDESlNG and sTRAGIllGSNG OF
BROADWAY.
pv - fourth street and Ft7.uinh and also TIE making
part Broadway between Thirty street anI imil
greater width than One Hundred Feet ia the C Of New
We the undersigned Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment the
above entitled ms hereby g,s mo Hqi 70 Is r ii or g5poye
ats affected thereby and to AL 9es whom may concern wv l
and yagaon al persons interested in these qroeee ng or IN
any Of the thereby and who may opposed The sane DO
present Their objections IN wrlns M GUY ] , " S 30 Nassau street
and at we Comloae win oLe1g within
purpose viii be attendance at li Office on each Of SAID Ten
SoSd: That The abstract Of The and assessment together
with and also The sddl esate' ana ".ne ,S IN G
Department Pube Works in g City Of New York there
lard That tie limits embraced by assessment Aforesaid are as
btl.- W a ~ n,r sss and avenues that is 70 saw:
center u Of Eighth and running thence asr
avenue tteac uthey along line Madison the
line Thirty street thence ease along the cenier hne 9i
Tint fourth street TO Ae een'er le OF Ltsou - % % ~
ery along the center Lines Of Lsston aye1ge ana lng ee 10 @
Fourteenth street line Of Fourth thence souery
,ng the center the line OF Ator place
thence westerly along the line Of Asto place Broadw' thence
south along tie center Hue Of BoaE 20 the center line o aver, E
center thence uoLery along the center line Of
along The center line Of Fourteenth the line seventh
syeaes thence RoGf along s SSf aS & Sss b e 2e
h street the center line Of Eighth avenue thence 1oleL
along e h 10 the center ue Of twenty e-hh
street thence along the line Of Twentsh street 10
Ninth thence uoh along the center line oi
Ninth avenue the line Of Sry street thence easer along
Sxyth street O. the center line Of Egth a'enge
souhe along tie center line OF Eighth avenue tO the point
or place Of beginning.
fourth report herein will he presented TO the supreme
Conr ~ the special @ thereof to be held be-
Honorable Albert Csruzo Justice in the New Courue ~
Hall in the Cts Of Newlork iucr notice OF twenty
DAYS b lie yeu two dug uswspJpcn publ he'd in the City
Of NeYOrk pursuant provisions Of the Fourth Section o Chapter
Fnseyen the Laws Of the state OF Newiorh passed February ~
1871.
Dated SewYork August l5 1871. -
TIIY1 IoHy 9; Ri JSSEsi %G96 commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

There was nothing doing in gold during the entire day,
tho quotations having stood at 1928. In the gold
loan market the rates and per cent for borrow
ing fat and g. l, T. and per cent for carrying The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as Ol-
lows:
Gold Ezleos9
The davis Transactions at the T. S. SubTreasury
God ceps S77l9,97 Currency balance. S956+ 33 SO
Gold balance C3 43 ,2J7 o. Cancelled Certificates
Cnencv reeeipts 39 Washington. 324 90 90
CurreucV payments. 18lbio "
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCIIANGE-FIRsT CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
S0iSsOJ GOUrrnmeat B0ldts
10000 U s $40 Con '67,......llH , -,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
SECOND BOARD,
.ECOND BOARD, l ?. ".

SdleS OfGOrfrnneHt Bora. 80 80.
700 T. &C. ~ u.......8 10000 T. s 20 Con f7..b3
500 u s. 5lJ Col 62......Il ZJOOJ L. s. 6 CaneHcy
600 e. s. s.2U Cou, 'U5. n.....llJ4
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Tho philadelphia stock market was inactive reDu
vonio a.. "a issue. lO7 Readinssailroad, va fDlaI
pbia and Erie Railroad, "a; Pennsylvania i'i'fo'u
Gold, 1875 .,.-.,,,;,.o d, .pal
The following shows the exports (exciu'i,e y, ~
,ro, Tho mort OF New-York to foreign ports iOr VIC
ending Aue. o. aud since the beginning OF the !'aI
ehuliS AuA' 49, ,sGe. Is7D. i-1k
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-
y t,n of the Mayor Alieruen and Cunouaty of uc cry
reAye To the WIDENING and sTRAiOH lESiNG OF
BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Tie IOuOWIIE HIU KIIV '11g
in the above for the same period: ,s,,,
!" '"s s,r ~IS,o ,s,,c,,t ~ 1859. 1870; .ilsssps
Entered st the pOrt....s s351lgI s55TSi9 Lssa
Thrown on msrket.... al'JJSV -
raIeTsd al the port. So Oio3a ssSs'3ss 6,S@
Thrown Oh mArket...... o9If7tf' w. I,,,y August
The exports Of specie for the "o'A
were as follows: smf
F's'''1'7 'e'0''''' .s1,ss,sd
Total since January ot the
The 'c following is comparative statement =, tore
pors ports for % years for the week ending Aug
no eorresponding period In the underhoN1 saGs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
SELL GOODS CHEAP
AND THE
PEOPLE WILL KNOW IT!

4 MANN sadly mISused for the past few
n years but recently brought 10 light by F..
+. Grove, Dealer III GROCERIES, Noiipus,
Tobaccoes, Queensware, Hardware, Coniec.
liuuarles, Bouts and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
To say that his stock Is complete Is useless
for he has ever, thing sci orth III the above
declaration. His stock OF Groceries is com
plete consisting OF all grades of Coffee, Sugar.
Syrup, ea>, Spices, &C. lis Notion Depart
meu. Is full, Comprising Hosiery. Gloves, Col
iars aud Cuffs, hes, ScarIs, Periumery, Pipes,
Combs, J-~ely, Paper aud Envelopes, Need.
les, Thread. Pms, llsT Pius, Nets; Too,h,
NoIl, lIAr- AID Cloth brushes, &c., &c. iirs
stock Of Tobacco is unsurpassed by any one,
having ali The choice brands, bulh su:okIne ard
chewing \ nIcr assortment of Cigars and
Stuff. H., Queens~are department Is iUIl
and complete consisting ui Breakfast, Dinner
aud Tea Sets Wash Bowls and Pitchers.
Cream and Water Pitcher Bowls, butter
Platts, &C , sc. !lIs stack Of Cont.ctiona les
anu Fruit, Is unsurpassed consisting of Plan
aud Frencn Candies, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoa
Nuts, Rais,us, Figs. Currants, JullIes. Pre-
maloes, Cove Oysters, Sardines. LUbslers.
English Pickles, &c., &c. A large assortment
uf Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, for men,
women and children
lie desires 10 return his thanks for the lib'r-
al patronage received her elofure and hope bS
str,c. attention 10 business aud By selling goods
cheap 10 merit continuance of the same.
Yours, &c, +. +. GROVE.
GEO. McGLlNCY, Salesman.
Shephcrd,town, April - It
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
WHERE ARE THEY.

This same Old river rolled along,
With current deep and slow;
But where are they that trod its banks
a hundred years ago?
Hit Ter the youth and maiden came,
AS now they gaily come,
To sport beneath the orchard trees,
And watch the fragrant bloom.
They talked and laughed, danced and
sung,
They told the story old,
That charms and thrills the human heart
TIL death has made it cold.
And life looked bright, and earth look
ed fair,
They could not feel it true,
That just like shadows they must pass,
Or like the morning dew.
There seemed to be such need of them /;
For service from their hands
There rose. whichever way they turned,
lmportunate demands
"IIow could the world 90 on, they
thought,
without us in our place 2?
Yet on their rivers pleasant shore
They left no single trace.
Old moSsy crumbling grayestones tell
On yonder hillside fair
Where sadly, dust to dust was laid
But they were never there.
The grasses wave, the Spring-birds sing,
The gentle south-winds blow
But where are they who trod these banks
y hundred years ago!
The sun shines on; the moon and stars
March OH their wonted way
But those who watched them then have
fled,
And where, O where are they 3!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
SHEPHERDSOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY

HPADES. Spade Forks. Hoes. Rakes.
y Garden Lines and Trowels. for sale
By Nc Curly e. Duke.
march Ii ChsIleslo8n.
yly HlFE Wash Brushes. Ce"'n', Csl
III cine Plaster, Ci..crn Puhps and
Patent Water Drawers. for sale nv
McCurdy T. Duke.
march III Charleslnw1.
I1I E have for sale large stock Of Tin
LII ware of our own mtnuf4c:ure, and
give prompt stIen'Iou 10 Tin Roofing and
SpouIiog. Nc Curly T. Duke.
march II ChaH-.toun.
IIAMES, Trace Chains. and Horse
Ill Collars. for sale Nv
Nc Curly E. Duke.
march II ChaIlestnwn.
old Iron. Bones. Rage. Old Copper
v and Brass, wanted in exchange for
Good, or Cash by
McCudy s. Duke.
march IL Chaflrsinwh.
4 LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
IA WhIp-, for ssl- hv
Nc Curdy g. Duke.
sept 10 ChMl-s'oun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
Extracting 1. lion. I""ih.

The Glasgow Herald reports = re-
markablc operation which has been per
formed on the jaw Of n Vigorous, foil
glown, lion in Mandcls m,uagcrie, in
that city. \ tooth had been injured by
blow inflicted by man named Mac
como, when the animal threatened 10
attack lim GA lual!y the ion becan"
very low spil,cd eating his food with
grDat difficulty, and when, at length n
gentleman VINO stands high in the med
cal profession in Glasgow volunteered
20 suffice; the lion to a surgical opGa-
ton, provided that the aumal could Gc
p,opclly secured, the offer was acccp'-
cd. On "wednesday the fore paws 81
the ,jon were caught and bonnd 10 ifc
bars Of the cage by strong ropes Af.
terwmds the head was "lassoed, ard
ropes were fastened round the anIiDa.'.
neck. in such = manner ~ TO prevent, ~
far as possible, the movement Of The
head. and 10 force the mouth clo'O
against the bars When the lion WIS
somewhat exhausted by struggles 10
free himself. ne doctor mounted Oh
tub in front Of the Gag, y piece of
wood was placed u th: lions mouth,
and at once the beast made sDap
Then a pi,cbtofk was hold up, and rI"r-
"a in the InOuh, kept 1t opcu, ". ~ tho
inside was thoroughly washed. Aitcr-
ward the doctor, pushing his arm be.
tween tie bars into the lions mouth
and running his hand over tie te;h,
found the loose grindcr. \ ieribl,
struggle ensucd. Tn" lion pluugcG
more vigorously and howlcd mOfo
fTighttully than ever, tossing his head
from side to side and at tiisss forcing
his hinder as well as bis .roat paws &
rainst the bars. But ultimately tho
doctor tIiumphed over all difficulties
aud dangers, and by means ol powerful
forceps extracted the loose toCib, which
was found broken aEG diseased near tho
root. V hen tie task hal been con-
pIcted the ion sank down completely
exhausted. sId While he lay steady and
quiet the docto. cut the flesh over tho
law. and found the bone severely injuI.
ed, if not broken. 1t was however,
deemed inexpedient 20 subject the beast
to another operation, and the excision
Of the injured bone has accordingly
been postponed. The latest bulletins
announce that the patient IS making
satisfactory progress, aud BEET tea and
claret have been prescribed. Ahogeth-
er, the operation lasted about sn borr
and half
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
A Female aluiister.

Mrs. LYDIA Sherman was arrested III
New Brunswick Yesterday by officers
from Connecticut, who charge her
with having poisoned at different times,
three husbands and two step children,
the Offspring OF her last husband 1y .
former marriage The police of New
Brunswick have had the woman under
surveillance ivr two or three weeks.
awaiting the collection OF sufficient ev.-
dencc to warrant her arrest, ANA u ena
ble the officers 10 >ecJre 4 r.quiSitiCr
from Governor jewell Yesterday Dap
uty-sheriif Bllkeman, of New Hgye1,
Conn. arrived at New Brunswick, and
communicated AL his facts 10 Chief of
Police Oliver. The Woman had gone
10 New York. where she was being
shadowed hy a detective, ana the otN-
GERS awaited her return at the depot fox
several hours. She came on the los
train with . companion, aid was imm,
diat,ly arrested.
This woman mar itd a Jcrscymau
nearly ten years ago. nud after having
lived with him three YEATS Inc died SUD
denly. and under circumstances which
occa,iou,d considerable comment. The
second husband was married in tonuCC-
iicutt. and died under equally SuSpl'
ciou> circumstances, but rs nothing WaS
there known OF the iormcr mystery nu
action WAS taken Early in 1870. at
Derby. Conn. the woman married NOI.
son II. Sherman, q wiGow,r with tmu
children. one q and the ,lE,r lj years
Old Within nine months these three
died al under the same una'counta6lo
circumstances After the death of tho
oldest child. which occurred last. Mis-
Sherman came TO New Brunswick 10
visit and went also 10 Phadrlphla.
Immediately after she hal lcit Derby,
and succeeding the death of the child,
the friends OF Mr. Sherman took steps
TO investigate the matter, and to that
end had the body of Mr. sherman and
those of the two children cNhumCI.
The officers who came on 20 make tho
arrest state that undrutablc evidence q
poison was tonnd upon all three Of the
bodies, and that ii was plainly seen III
the stomach ofIhe last buried of the
three. They also state that they have
been able To tiN upon the alleged mur
dcrcss the purchase OF poison similar
10 THAT Of which traces were found. IN"
poison was vegetable. and of an unusual
character, the officers being unable to
give lis name. They were not dlspos
ed to be communicative but the above
facts were elected. They were armed
with warrants and rcqui>ition from
Governor jewell After the mrCIt
Chici Oliver and Detective Mitchell CON
vcNcd the woman 10 the office of Dis
tiict Attorney Herbert, where She was
detained until o'clock, a, which limo
she was taken to New Haven, accompa
MED bv Sheriff Elakgma and Dctcctiv"
Mitchell. The statement of the officers
leave 70 doubt thai the woman is gulEy
o; one OF the most startling aad -, ,nsa-
tional series Of c:imcs that has ever been
committed in tbs Iart OF the country.
On being charged with the crimes shn
manifested surprise either real or very
well assumed. She gave no appearance
of guilt, and beyond the simple surpiifo
and the assertion OF her innocence did
not seem TO he at I'll atoctCd.-Nn
Yok Uorj, Jnig l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

had gone with Mr.. Degenhart, and 9th
ers. when the first alarm was heard, he
had evidently remained behind, in order
to assist the children in making their es-
cape from the building. aud was caught
in the wreck. thus sacrificing his own
lie in 4 heroic attempt to save others.
He leaves 4 wife and five children
Mrs Theresa Randall. one of the
teacl :, was next extricated fr,m the
wreck She had been doubtlessinstant-
" killed. The bodies OF all the deccaS
cd was terribly crushed beneath the
heavy mass Of ruins. and it is supposed
that they were instantly killed No cX-
animation of the wounds were made un-
Ill after the removal of the bodies OF the
deceased TO their homes. -Four of the
pupils and other teacher were wounded
more or less seriously: Jacob Wolfram.
one Of the scholars was cXtrcated from
the mass of timbers in 4 sadly crushed
condition Lizzie Eerv. AGED about IL
wears. was badly bruised about the head ::
Mary SieSse. aged 10 wears, received st
we're injuries about the shoulders and
back, and had one of her fingers bro
ken; Anna Fabor, aged : wears, was
buried under the timLers and escaped
with slight injuries and Miss Bodcck
er, one of the teachers in the siNih dis
trict school. was severely bruised. \
thorough search Of rubbish was made
by the heroic men, who worked At the
risk Of their own lives for over three
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
l'U THE PUBLIC d!
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE undersigned have just received from the
/ Eastern markets on. Of the LARGEST.
UtAPES J. aud BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to tils market.
The Stock CONSISTS IN part oil superior French
srd English Cloths OF all cclOrs, Ca,Imeres and
V.sl,ngs, aud other goods which they will sell by
the var. or make up to order They also IN
yIte attention 10 their Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FASHION ABLE HATS
NOTIONS, and SHIRTS, Collars, Neck Ties,
Su-penders, Handkerchefs, &C., which they
silr sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and mauulsctnred TO order al short notice aud
ht guaranteed.
We are also agents for the celebrated No. !
Family Empire Sewing Machines
S Y. HU UNRlCkHOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTS TINE.
Shephe rdstn~n. Apui ,! II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

Every person should cultivate rice
sense OF honor. In a hundred different
ways this most fitting adjunct OF the
true lady or gentleman is often ulcd.
For instanoc, one is guest i'll family
where, perhaps, the domestic machinery
does not run smoothly. There is sor-
row in the house unSuSpCctcd by the
outer world. Sometimes 1t IS a dlsSlpa-
ted son whose conduct is shame ANA
grief to his parents, sometimes "A rcla-
tive whose ccccntIicitics and p,culi.aI-
ties are a cloud ON the home Or,worst
of all, husband and wife may not be III
accord and there may be often bitter
words spoken, and harsh rccrimiuatious
In any of those cases the guest Is III
honor bound to be blind and deaf, So
far as people wiShout are concerned If
Il gentle word within can DO good, II
may well be said but to 20 forth and
reveal the shadow Of an unhappy s,Get
to any one, even your nearest friend, Is
an act of indclicacy and IN .ann,ss al
most unparalleled. Once i'll the sacred
precincts OF any home, admitted 10 lis
privacy, sharing It's life, ali that YOU see
and hear should become a sacred trust.
1t is as really contemplate 10 gossip
about such things as il would be t. steal
the silver, or borrow the books and toi-
get to return them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
FOR RENT.

T OFFER fur rent upon reasonable
/ trims The SKY LIGHT GALLERY
recently fitted W in my sIore house: also
a large ROOM IN tie same building.
suitable for exhbl,lnns. festival. &c
For terms. &C.. apply To R. s. VI HuG
man. who occupies The store room IN
the building. A. A. COOh.
June 10 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

Some one says the best way to train
child up ii the way he shou.d 20 is
for the person to travel that way ocea-
sionally himself
A man who has repeatedly tried
them, says that all the short cuts to for
tune are horribly overcrowded-
An old friend is worth two new
ones
The curious will be delighted TO know
that the word 1T" cannot be found in
the Scriptures from beginning to end.
There is a sixteen-year-old boy in
Lehigh, Penn, who weighs 256 pounds.
Never make remark at the e2peaso
Ut5e othes ] j. ~ meo1oesa -,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

A IiINr TO GNuNBLLEs.--"W hat a
noisy world thi, i, cloakyd AL oiu
tiog, as he squat,cd on the margin OF
the pool. do YOU hear those geese,
how they scream and hiss W hao do
they do it for p
"Oh, just t. anus Themselves, az
swered a little field mouse.
''Presenliy We small nave the owls
hootin5, what il that for Z!
"lts the music they like best, said
the mouse
'AnI those grasshoppcrs, they cant
g homr without grindIng and chirIing;
why do they do that ,
"Ob, they're 50 happy they cant hell
it" said the mouse.
"lou find excuses for all | believe
you don't understand music, 50 you liSe
hidcous noises
"WelI. friend, to be honest with you,
aid the mouse, | don't gre s admire
any Of them but thoy ar. a.l sweet IL
my ears, compared with the constan;
croaking Of the frog
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

Col. w. ii. Jcnifer, late os the Cen
federate army, but who now holds tho
commission OF Colonel and Inspector Of
cavalry in the army Of the khedive Of
Egypt, writes hotne'that the climate Of
Egypt from Septenlbg 10 May is dc
-lightfnl, but that the summer is intense-
ly hot He says further that they had
only had three spiIkles for twelve
months.
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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u two moHthS after tire date Of suSSc ription;
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charged. These tevms will be strclIy ad'
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AovtRzSsexrHrs Of squste or Tess, Tor
thee assertions or less 81 so, and ~ cen.S per
square foe each aGditisnal Insertion. Larger
oI.s 10 Ire same proportion. HE space OF
l2iircs wiil constitute square
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stue rates, os ses7!y advertisements.
e The rurr - Of Insertions be not marked
,,,,e enlightenment. WREN sent in, il will be
nn!i,s.c asa charged accordingly.
.,r pr,STixG will te executed with neat
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- 70. whcn handed IN.
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for yns tlsertlca.
- avoid aiw misunderstanding on the part
81 the Annual Advertisers. il is proper to state
s,,.altiy tha, lsesr privilege only extends to
Sheir own Gnnet.S;e business. Real Estate Le
gal aud I'll Jther advertisements sent by them
90 bs all tGdtiousl charge, and no variation.
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are Tai6 up, wC:es, at tne option of the editor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

Z lu and 20 psl,on Vine ts'ks Tor
y, -slc Al Billings Drug Sure.
HALLS B.l-am Tor ihe Lung.. - one
~ ol >cUslil's best Prrpsfrunns. snd l.
much use.i in this community
april 8 Billings Drug Store.
A Ill of Dr.. Jaynes valuable meclrinr-
y for sale. Wholesale aud 'risrl. Per-
some purchasing them hy the dozen or
h,If dozen. can have them al Wholesale
prre-. .p3 H. H. B'i mgs.
OES / Refined Sewing Machine Oh, at
q n. w. Billings
may 6 D'u2 Store.
Or. Forney'. Valu,ble Blood Cleanser.
y al Billings Drug Slure.
uIlNCHESTER'S Hypopho'phI'e'.
III Lime and S'd'. at
may e Billings Drug store.
WRY Morris's Tome for Fever end
( Asur. at Billings. Drug Store.
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THIS WAY Fur THE
BARGAINS 4!


H'HE undersigned takes pleasure IN informing
L TIE public lhal be Ia, just received ahd has
uu4 N store the largest aud mJst complete
Stock OF Goods lh.t !, aas ever been his pleas
ure TO present to the public, aud at greatly re-
duceu prices snail not attempt to enuher-
ate but simply say my line Oi LADIES DRESS
GOODS is unusually full special DarSaIrs III
Pluua and Musiins Of all descriptions. Mems
Mrar, Cloths, CasrmereS, Twesd,, Linens aud
Cotlonades. GoUd assortment Of
NUtIuu.,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Quecns~are,
" oUdenware,
HARDWARE,
Drus- aud Spices
Ready Made Clothing, Carpets, OH Cloths AID
M,rtIag, aud Furniture, Herring, Bacon and
Lard, &C., all Of winch viii be sold upon the
shortest irofts. Hoping TO devote my time
more closely TO my store hereafter, aud an ear
nest endeayor to please the people, nope 10
receive their continued iavOrs.
Country Produce and Marketing ,oiIciled IN
exchange for Merchaudrze.
| also wish To purchase any amount oil W ool
for cash or trade, at highest prices.
Respectfully.
J. 5. MELVIN.
Dufirlds. May l3, 1871. It
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FARMERS,
Look TO Your INTEREST

WILSON & SUFFERS Super Phosphate Of
W Bone will, il dropped IN the hrlI, save
your Corn from The ~olms: will 81 increase
your crop al leu>t ~ per cent. lhis Phosphate
!. warranted 10 be exactly what i'll reprssen-
ted, aud trial Is all that is asked. Only S45,-
W per ton, freight added. Send your Or
ders al once 10
r. RION LUCAS, Agent.
Warprr's Ferry. April y