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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

FIRE AID LIFE INsURAECE.- Everybody Is
directly Interested in Insurance. II you own
real or personal property it is certainly to your
interest 10 have 1t insured. You do rot know
how soon the same may be destroyed by ire,
either by accident or the hand OF the !ncendia-
ry. You msy feel perfectly safe row, but you
do not know how soon you may need the assist
ance OF the assurance company; therefore, II
hehOoyeS You 10 look well TO EC1 Olt7l interests.
If you have your property insured IN good.
reliable company, you need not go beSE lnS
among your neighbOrS for losses incurred b
riTe on the contrary you can rest easy and 10
independent Of any such Obligations, On the
same principle every man should have mis- lie
insured FOR the benefit Of his family. No man
knows how soon he may be called from life TO
eternity and leave his family in destitute cir
cunsJauceS; but through good and reliable in
suranCe companies nc has the privilege ana can
easily provide against ali such contingencies
1t is wen for all persons 10 carefully CONSIDER
the policy OF Insurance and then call upon Kerr
s. Co, 1916 Tenth Avenue, Altoona, Pa, who
are agents for al the most reliable Sire and
Life Insurance Companies in the nited states.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping are also
among the speCiRlJIes Of this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to and from all points In tire
world can Is obtained from them at regular
rates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

A GIANT Hail. Cohen s Brother have on
exhibition at their store, No. .2I Main street
.jJHEstOwn. giant hat of huge dimensions II
measures three inches across the crown, three
inches up and down, and three-elghths or an
inch At the brim. IT WASH { made for 7. Ibuub,
ESQ. but if any person needs 4 good, 1eshioua-
bic summer hat, a Sunday dress hat, that :
the place to get it. He can also purchase Il shirt
there that has a closed bosom and open shoul-
ders, and that can be adjusted TO lit any person
shape &C in and win
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20
OBI IA r. ".

KELLI.-Died, in Chest township. on April
9Th, ELLEN. youngest daughter of Isaac and
Sarah Kelly, aged year, months and days.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20
mn AND PERSONAL.

,xp CREssoN RAIL RoAD.
esySsBtkD ,dpy. May 18th, Is7I,
\ I'D I'd &. sftST road viii run as follows; ,
lRTi SS'r,,sctinp with Cresson Ac-
pLn NJ, con t, Altoona. .Hollidaysburg,
on5 s With FIRST Pacific WeIf if at 49, "a
o.Is,,n on the rerIunecting with Mail Train
ssS P. ~. NJ philadelphia Express Eastat
p gETU md reach Ebensburg at 12:O5
NJ dsPffF55g5:sb f5gP:bnrP Sf Phltaseso5phia at so.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

THE continual and continued tramp Cf CHS
TONERS IN and out OF John !. AUTphy's store is
weii calculated TO recall 70 the STUDENT mind
the celebrated line Of FirEiI-''Q Quadrup peSisute
putTsln so2itu uHltat unTUle campum only
tLhaf his customers are ladies for the most part,
aud not horses. John is a clever and OhligirE
fLan and deserves i Beninnin's portion OF the
peoples custom BE sure 10 call At the old Man
sion House corner. Johnstown, and buy your
self rich, for Murphy makes goods go or at &
tangent.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20
2 EOYEs s. CO., Bankers.

e E8ESSkCAG, PA
Gold. Silver, Governments Loans, ana
other Securities, bought and 81 ~ i,.iereys
allowed on Time Lepoeits. OBJECTIONS mado
in ali accessible points in the United States
and a general Banking business t.as'ss 1te,t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20
COUNTY RONDS.-'

{ . NLAAEE JU . Is I bUN Un,- N
y Commissioners OF Cambria Count are nesy
prepared TO sell To those desiring the same, the
BONBS Of said county. n sums of sIcl, 500 ans
800 These Eonds are issuei by authority OF
the Lslrt % Quarter Sessions Of CaEn oTta g tD-
ty, for the purpose of raising money n build
the New County Jail. and pay interest st rhe
rate Cs.-slz per cent per aEnuIn-said iUferesS
being payable semi-rU UnUally-and are redeem
able az t1e pleasure u the Commissioners after
the ) ;ls dag OF December. ESz <, nd pay
able the l2th ssRy Of September. ssh
CoGpeps are attached to each Bond for the semi
anITiIGI Instalments of interest.
Parties desiring to invest in tnia Loan will
plegse cail on the Commissioners At their once
in EhensburE.
Witness our hands this 10th dqy Of : rru a
= ISL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20
Literary Notices.

TIE FoUR QUAITEEs This is the some
what unique but none the less expressive aud
comprehensive tile OF new eight PACED Dem
ocratic weekly newspaper just established IN
Philadelphia by j. Trainor Eing. ESQ, and of
which u Nelson Smith, ESQ, IS Associate
Editor 1t is u model journal political as
we'll as literary point OF view. and We hope it
will prove great success financially. Both
the editors Weie former ciijz as of this county,
and should receive liberal patronage from
their many friends here
DENoRrsT's YouNG AMERICA has become
the standard Juvenile Magazine tor all young
a nericaEs. The June No. just received. is
fully up to its usual standard. Young Amer
ca is row iuI In,hed at 10 cts per copy, or 81
wear with the choice of numerous valuable
premiums, worth from 81 To 50 each, by pay
ing so cts extra. Do not fail to secure this
best of all Juvenile magazines, Young Ameri-
ca, for your children. Address w Jennings
Dernorest, SIS Broadway, Y. y.
TH1 June number Of Demorests s illustrated
Monthly Magazine is superb. This magnziDe
is undoubtedly the queen of oar mOnthlies.
especially on such matters as relate to dress
aud home intel ests. DemOrest also offers
premium, and sent p0st-tree, to each subscri
ber, the fine Parlor Chrome. Isn't She
Pretty after Lily NJ Spencer. the retail price
of which is So thus giving 81 in value for
only IS. Every family should avail them
selves of this splendid offer Address w Jen-
nings Demorest, s3S Broadway, y. /
BALLoU's MAGAZINE for uue has appeared
with list of contents which will tempt the
most indifferent of literary epicures. There
some twenty six different articles in the
june number, some of them handsomely illus
tFated. The great tale of the season, however,
is The OLD Clerk 5 Secret" written for Bal
lou's by Levi Beardsley, Esq., the last special
agent OF " Washington department, and who
has produced a wonderful story, tull o! incident
-l. ,,f L-.el- O. of
stories of this number ere good. Terms, 81 80
per year, or Is cents single copy For sale all
over the country. Address Thomes & Talbot,
63 Congress street, Bust0n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

FORTY BOXES AND TRUNHS.-Jas. J. Murphy
has just received an immense stock of new
Clo+hing at No IG9 Clinton street, JoEuStOwr-
Among his articles of dress may bc found the
prize collar Every box of collars contains from
five cents To gold watch. Then ne has all 9th
.,r description Of paper collaTS embracing some
ten or twelve varieties as wei as ali wool suite
at IS and upward, linen suits very cheap, hats.
caps Peilicier bags, hand-trunkS, umbrellas,
etc Call on Murphy-ci4lt at once.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

THF LEGAL PAPER.-N 0 observation can be
truer than iEa remark Q: a contemporary, that
local papers alvavs render a tuil equivalent
for their cost, ard are deserving the support
of the citizens Of the whole county. There
are in every vicinity many things Of interest
which the country papers make known, and
which could reach the public in 10 other WAY.
The reports Of the proceedings Of the courts.
Of pubiic meetings, of local societies. etc,
all OF general interest. and worth more than
the PAPER costs 1t il taken ~ an index by
strangers Of the prosperity OF tho section where
published One wishing to go to new place,
naturally looks to a local paper to give him
in 70 nation concerning the resources and de-
velo1meut OF the vicinity, and i's Appearance
and conten's exercise no small Influence III de
Gliding as To the desirabeEess Of the location.
The Influence OF 4 ell conducted paper IN AT
tracing attention aud immigration 20 town
and county and consequently increasing the
value Of property. is very great, and Is 4 s"fi-
cisnt reason shy it should receive support from
all enterprising and intelii- -ent citizens. DC
czsionaIly w e hear a man say that times are
so hard that he cannot afford to continue his
county paper. We ALWAYS pity that particular
: dividaal not on account OF his p0v verty " hich
nust be simulated, but because we think OF
no = the early education Of his family ID likely
20 be neglected. e re iJcei paper is 4 hyphen
which connects the household With the outside
world and when that is broken of there must
be a sad state OF things at home.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

To wHoM Il MAY CoseERx.-~o.ico Is
hereby given, that If any person not commits
sioned and authorized shall, after this date, IN
any rnaaner use or exercise the business OF oc-
cupa sion Of an aactioncsr Within the limits OF
the borough of Ebensburg, ne shall, upon con-
v;ction thereof, for every such offence forfeit
and pay rot lesa than one hundred nos more
than three hundred dollars-to be recovered
in any eoart having Jurisdiction therein, ga
debts are by law reco yetabie--pne half OF
which fine shall be appropriated 10 the use OF
the Commonwealth and the other to the Rse Of
the person sning for the See Act OF
May LIST, 1861 81. l. OAEgas, Auciioneer-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

.eHosoR TO WHOM HnsoR IS Due. 1t is
favorite theory with a certain class OF phioso-
pliers that no man deserves special credit for
doing ght- We are not philosopher to any
great extent bat if We ~ere We don't think "
would muster under that banner--not III this
day aud generation, at least, when dishonesty
Is the rule rather than the exception. Bat that
Is not what we want 70 get atsxact'E, Nv hat
se wish 20 remark, and oar language - plain
that for ,qays that are dark and tricks that are
vain, some men are extremely pecuiiar. hot
so is it with Drs. Oldshue, the celebrated and
highly successful Pittsburgh PHYSICIANS. nor
with Messrs Clements Co, of Bnlt-nore.
the gentIemanly proprietoTs of that renowned
medicinal preparation known AS RoSadalis.
Both tsese firms have treated Us as becomeih
gentlemen By promptly paying their respective
bills on presentation, and that too without a
{. Gnurmur; and although they are not "alone
in their glory" their conduct will serve as
cose in point. and IS of such character as
should point moral and adoFn tale. We
take it that such men are worthy OF pub Ic con-
fidence, both professionally and financially, aud
to the fullest extent have they earned and now
receive our unqualified endorsement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

FxtHPrIoYs FROM q. S LIcESsE.-By a re-
cent act of Congress. the following classes snd
caIiings are. now exempt from pay ing license
to the general govern went: ApothecarIeS'
architects ASA vers, auctoneers, boats. baTges,
SC, lorling alleys, billiard tables, all kinds
Of brokers, including stock dealers, builders
and contractors, butchers. claim agents, iicen-
ses, cOniectioners, conYeyancers, wholesale
dealers retail dealers, dentists, eating houses,
exhibitions not otherwise provided for, express
couriers and agents, gift enterprises grinders
of eof.es and spices, horse dealers. hotel or Inn
keepers, insurance agents. Intelligence ONCE
keepers, irgglers, lawyers, lirery stable keep
ers. lottery ticket dealers, manufacturers. mi
ners, patent agents. peddlers, photographers,
plummers and gas filters, physicians and sur
geons, real estate agents. theatres, -nusepms,
concert halls, stations and jlcks.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

VINEeAE BiT7ERs, which ezeEytody Is taking
and talking about, Gao. be bought from " L.
0atIaan & Co
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

To LoRErTO's fair town, 4 place Of reuow \,
in search Of II gown, went II lady named Brown,
or Black " mite or Green; and when she got
there. she searched everywhere, for goods rich,
chc.ia and rare-the finest tbs ever was seen :
but when about TO depart with IN unsatistied
haitrt. into ChrIsty's cheap store she happened
to darr-ard came out after buying funumeTa-
BILE bundles Of the most superb goods al mere
song fully as happy as a queen on hCr throne
or an old lady at Il quilting party
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

AN OuTsipE PAssEsGEE. On Saturday even
ing eek, as the Fast line pulled ont from the
station, Dopet Master Wilson noticed man,
or boy, under one Of the cars, ard Imagining
that the object OF the Individual was to take Il
ride on one Of the tricks, he Immediately tsle-
graphed TO GallitIiu 10 stop the train and
make examination. The train was stopped
and the Inspector found half grown boy
Petched on one of tbs trucks How be lad
succeeded in maintaining has position was
mystery, bar such things are Bot uncommon
Not long since, the Inspectors in this place
found two mea the trucks of a night pas
ssHger train when it arrived from The " est
Altoona Tribune
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

See advertisement of Hess 3rother n
another column, and then see Hess L Brother
about buying your spring elothins-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

PHtT'S So, TOO.-Deny il, or doubt il, or
laugh if YOU will, it has always been truc and
is Just as still that the place to behold IN
endless array the finest, the largest, the incest
display of clocks, watches, and many things
more, is ut e. T Roberts jeweiry and fancy
goods store, where lady or miss, man, youth or
boy can buy anything from fine gold watch 10
q one penny toy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

DON'T DO Ir.-Don't go harcfooted. II amt
the style. even in warm weather Little boys
.y no don't care fer stuhbed zoe or two, may
do il with imptSnity, or in any other way, but
misses and grown mp folks ShOuld not bare
their pedal eXtremities- Therefore keep your
feet covered NiurOe has the things to do 1t
With He rs a nice man, keeps nice stock. an !
nice pcOpie are they who deal with him. So II
you want nice thing all around go to EiurOe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

BIsCUIT-We have been indulgng 3f late in
most delicious biscuit. composed simply or
tour water. salt and Royal baking powders,
ana don't want anything more toothsonle. Ley
theIu naighbors, but don't attempt To make
them OF anything but the best Of hourr which
Won can get at Mills tieur, feed am corn broom
ieDot at lowest market rates Those biscuit
and Mills -four can't be beat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-20

BOOKS, Books, at F}cnshoff's News Depot, no,
200 Main street, JohustO@n, Pa. Mr. ECDSbQa
Keeps all kinds Of Sunday School books, Nor
NAL School hooks. family Bibles, hymn books,
stationery wall paper, water colors, drawing
paper &c. He has also for sale al the leading
petgs1apers in the land. Those needing books
should call ut Bcnshoff's s depot, as it contains
rbe largest and best assortment in tho county
OF al Kinds OF the latest publications.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
BRIGGS j. BROS
Illustrated and Descriptive Cat
alogue of Flowers and Veg
etable Seeds,


And Summer Fioweung Bulbs, for I s7i,
VIII be ready for mailing ~ the middle Of Jan.
uaTy, notwithstanding our great loss OF tyre,
paper, snsrsvings, &c, by Ere. wLieh Jes roy
ed the Job Printing Office of the Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle, 25th December, 1870.
Ii will te pr. n,eJ on mos; elegant new tinted
paper, and illustrated with nearly
Fire Hundred Original Eagrorings.
And two finely executed Colored Plates spe.
clmsns for all Of wb,oh wc'e .rown by our.
selves the pat season hom our own stock Of
Seeds. In the originality, execution aud eI.
tent OF the engfs"ings u 10 unlike aud eminent.
" superior TO any other Catalogue or "florai
Guide" e1tant
The Catalogue will consist Of ll2 pages, and
as soon rs Published will be sent Tree 10 al who
ordered Seeds from Us bv mail the last season.
To others a charge Of IS rehis per copy will be
made, which - not The value OF the Colorsd
Plates. We assure our friends thsl the induce
meniS we offer 10 purchasers At Seeds. asio
quality md Ell cnt ol Stock. Discounts and
Premiums, a'e unsurpassed. Please seGJ o.
derS for Catalogues wIthont delay.
Our COiOrcd Chrome for 1871
viii be 'eajy to send out Ia Inusrv. Tho
Chrome viii represent, Forty two Varieties Of
snowy and popular Flowers Of nsIor.i ,iIo
and color. We design 10 make II the beat
Plate Of fl'wofs ever issued. Size 1924 IN
chss. The retail val, wonlJ be at least Two
Dollars; we shall. however. furnish Il To Gus.
toners at IS cents per copy. and oIer il as a
premium upon orders Tor Seeds. See Gaia.
logue when out. Briggs & Brother, Roehes.
ter, NY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
NOTICE.

OFFICE VALLEY FIRE ms. Co. OF W. Va,
Cbsrlestown, Feb. IL, 1871.
THE Valley Fire Insurance Company Of
i West Virginia having discontinued insu-
rance and placed their risks in the Peabody
Insurance Company at Wheeling, the under
signed Officers Of the Valley Fire Insurance
Company would respectfully recommend the
"Peabody" TO the friends and late customers
of the VALLEY" as a frst-rate, responsible and
liberal Company, having a sufficiently large
paid up capital and surplus to enable the Com
pany 10 meet promptly all losses.
JOHN W. GRANTHAM, Prest.
G.. A. P0RTERFIELD, Secretary.
THE undersigned late Agent for the Valley
i Fire Insurance Company, has been appoint
ed by the PEABODY INSURANCE COM
PANY, to take charge of the Insurance BUSH
ness of the Valley. Applications for renewals
and new insurance will receive prompt atten-
tlon. J. ED. DUKE.
Office at the Hardware Store of McCurdy
s Duke, Charlestown.
Feb 25, Io7l. 2m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
FOR SALE.

NHE well-known Farm Of the late r.
i d. Shepherd, Esq, in Jefferson
County, West Virginia. near the Polo-
mac River, three and half miles above
Shepherds,own. comprising abou, 40
ACRES Of tilage and woodland, well
wstered, lying compact, with the road on
three sides, and with the prospect OF the
railroad, lately projected in it's vicinity,
increasing lis value. The buildings are
comparatively new. Of an expensive and
substantial character. The mansion is of
wood, with large garden adjoining, To-
gether with out.bulldings. including a
dairy OF hammered stone, with copious
and never failing spring running through
it. The farm house is of stone, and the
barns well built and commodous, all sit.
uaed on high and commanding ground.
and approached from the road by long
and shaded avenue, the whole forming
first-class, gentleDan's residence, which
can be reached in six hours from BaIti.
more by The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
10 Kearneysvilie Depot, and is worthy
The attention Of those seeking well sp.
pointed farm in The best wheat growing
County in Virginia.
The stock of Jersey cattle, SOulhdown
sheep, horses. mules, tools, etc and The
furniture of the house, made in Boston,
of The best description, can be Dough, if
desired.
For further particulars apply TO
WIN. A. CHAPLINE,
epherdstown. West Va,
TO p. C.. BROOKS, Jr.,
Boston, Mass.
Feb 25. 1871. #
Charlestown Free Press, Martinsburg
Union and Hagerstown Mail copy #.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
occasional sigh, fluctua,ions in cu,,sn, |

occasional slight fluctuations in current
Price-,he result of outside circums,an-
ces, and not of any change in real value.
Blu, the same causes which now render
Northern Pacific seven-ihirties an ercep-
tionaiy strong and desirable security
will naturally sustain them in The msrke.
so that those Who wish 10 CONVEX, their
bonds into cash can do SO a, any time
wiltou, loss. Indeed. with their super
abundan, security their high rate Of INFER.
est. and the provision tina, they will al.
ways be received at ten per cent. premi.
um in psymen, for the Company's lands,
7 8 10 per cent. Northern Pacific Bonds
are far more likely to 60 above par in
price than 10 fall below.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
NOTICE..

IRHIS is TO inform all who are indebted
I tina, am compelled 10 cOllec. all a.
mounts due me. My pecunisIy engage
mems are heavy and imperative upon me
and must be mel, hence ! am compelled
to require payment OF all Indebtedness.
| hope that all will make an honest effort
to settle al once, certainly previous TO
the 10Th OF March, 1871.
Respectfully,
J. S MELVIN.
Elk Branch and Unionv,lle, Feb. |.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
SD WATCH ! So WATCH
The GTeat European
Eureka 3iupiiaum Cold Uach 60.
Have Appointed
J.. V. DEFOREST a. co. Jewellers.

L.V. DEfOREST q CO, Jewellers,
40 & ~ Broadway, New York, soc sgen for
the United States. and have authorized them 10
sell their g'eat Eu~ki Aluminium Gold Watch.
es for Three Dollars, and 10 warrant each and
every one 10 keep correct time Tor one year.
This Watch We guarantee to be- the best sud
cheapest umc-keepcr that Is now in use 10 any
par, OF the globe. The works are in double CO 4.
ses, Ladies and Gems sire, and are beautifully
chased. The cases are made OF The metal nov
so widely known 10 Europe az AlumiI um Gold
IL has The exact color Of Gold which ~ always
retaiDs;it will slant the test OF the strongest
acids; no one can tell u from Gold only BY
weight, III Aluminium Gold bting I 10 lighter.
The works IRE nude by machinery, same Is the
weil-known American Watch. The Alum.
mum Is cheap metal. hence W, can afford l.,
sell the Watch Tor 81 and make q small pf.Gt.
We pack the Wsieh safely Ia a small boz aud
FeEd II by mail to any psu Of the u. s. on 70
ceipt OF so; fifty cents for packing and post.
age. Address all orde's 20 l.. V. Deforest d
Co, Jewellers, 40 Il AZ Broadway, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04

NOW is the time 10 buy bargains al
" W. B. Lauck's. Closing out sale OF
Musical Instruments and sne Jeuelry.
Articles offered al small advance on
cost. Take advantage Of the opporIuri.
~ and call early. You will certainly buy
AFTER consulting the prices.
OVERCOATS and Cspes just received
" a, Lloyd Liekfder's.
ALL Of DR.. Jsynes valuable medicines
a for sale, wholesale and retail. Per-
sons purchasing ,hem by The dozen or
half dozen. can have them al wholesale
prices. sep3 II. N. Bill ings.
A NEW lot OF French Note Paper. at
Il sep3 Billings Drug Store.
DUCK Gloves and Gsunilers. and Arc
ID tic Overshoes, for sale by
nov 26 John Ray.
7INGARI Bitters; Omnibus, Glycerine and
II Bath Soaps; Paper and Envelopes; Steel
Pens; French Note Paper Of all styles; for sale
at DR.. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
ORASON'S Yermifuge and Neuralgia
III Liainenl. at Billings Drug Store.
0EA Moss Farine and Bakers COcos,
y at Billings Drug s ore.
DEEDS Sore Throa, Pc ~ders. at
u II ". Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-04
NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to me will come
n forward and settle their accounts by
the 2Oth OF March, or they will be placed
in an officers hand for collection.
j. w. OSBOURN.
February 25, 1871. 3w