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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

MEMBERS OF HINES LODGE, No. II.
Nl X. p. a,e requested TO attend : meeting OF
the Lodge THIS Saturday EVENING st4o'csoeA
q. Covenant Hail. ,,.a6
Members OF sister Lodges respsctianS t'tet ~ -
70 ~ s'''A'' G. POWELL HILL R g.
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". R0sEN, High Constable, will sell at his
Office, on u b street, at II A. M.. lot OF aIti-
clss to satisfy sundrF distress warrants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

7 EGCYs FAMILY FLoUR-aons ssipes
Ia rlar-ios sala oy N 7 ~ : a.'e aes s'e's
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IUH RFNT, THAT DESIRABLE g.

i DWELLING. No 4l0 Grace street, he. kgI
tS, .;n a. ith SIS, the former usIdeurc ot III:
iole l.r. J+7. Bolt II, and now occupied by John \
Woo din, Ed. II contains eleven rooms. inclu-
ding bath room. with gas. hpt and cold water.
uoktug-raug". a"d furnace; In TACT, all of The
modern improvements ; also, stable, carri iEe-
house" g.; ana l. situated III onc Of the III OFT de-
ru',lc nrighS rr!Iru,t, IN The city.
Iu.-.,--i"ti givcn Ma:Ch 1T. -
Npp:yto + Il. NFWBUiN.
t.eal Estate Agent,
iq r--IhSStNhl No, 1919 Main street,
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INITIALS.
Pres. Bumes Club; High Games &C.; General
Storekeeper James River Manufacturing Com
many; Southern Opinion; Salisbury Iron Com
p-ny Editor Keepers journal; Pub. Agent
i.i'e Gen. Lee; w. Il. B.; Sisters OF Providence !;
Virginia (old); Secretary st. John Lodge; j. N;
X. \.
VESSELS.
d. Crane, schooner Morford; T.. Goidthrust,
schoo~ er Che rum r. Z. Haller, schooner Bow
ditch; =. Jeffrey, schooner w. n. Gesner; X.
Johnson (2), schooner William Tice; j. Meeipe,
schooner Z. Matthew; G. Somers (2l, schooner
Waupauso; c. SIuGams, schooner hiemble; T.
smith, schooner Only Son.
E. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

--,c Extraordinary favor which the DISPATCH
, -,,,,,,.,a from the people of Virginia ana the
...r.,as states prompts Us 10 renewed EFFORTS
keep 1, up TO the highest standard OF modern
..-.aI,>!a. ami enables us TO offer our severa'
..,,..,s q. ire following REDUCED RATES 10
..1ARs -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

XruR RENT, that desirable THREE Ns
e. STDitI sew BkIEk DIV q. Ii NJ on Et:i
the southwest corner Of 2Glh and Franklin streets
cont ut'.inlng In rooms with III tr3ic man els
throughout: gas, water, Watcr-closctS. and hatl-
rooms In ia" dwelling al necessary out-h"uaes.
4 is Ia l!tcr order. this Is of the most e.
s.rabc houses for rent OH Church i'm. To be had
III i few days.
j., - 2. u a T CI OPTION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

E-OH kEN +, the two NEW FRAME Ga
L DWEi.i INGH on the corner OF Beverly Iii
and Hrlvidare streets, each containing six rooms
Kitchens In the yard. and good lots attached.
Possession in Il short time.
HILL & GOED1S,
Peal Estate agents and AuctioGtcrs,
IA ct-Coo3l No. ll0s Maiu street.
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EOR RENT. the SrtTSWOOD HOTEL
h STABLES, containing stalls for sixteen
f..rSes aud trr PIE ACCOMMODATIONS situated on
IN street. between NJ III and Cary. spp'yto
HILL X GODEl&, Zeal Estate Agents,
iy "7-St ll1S Main street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
For the Register.
BILLMYER's MILL,
Nav 24th. 1871.

Mr.. EDITOR Though we have had
one of the earliest of Springs, yet eve
rything is in an unusual state of back
wardness. Frosts and cool weather
have kept the temperature of the earth
so low, that the clover crop is an al
most entire failure, and the appearance
of the corn-sutfering as it is for rain
is not calculated to raise the farmers
spirits much above their boot tops.
The wheat crop on the most tavora-
BILE lands, gives hope of an abundant
harvest, but we see many fields that will
hardly pay for the harvesting.
Our farmers lack spirit of enterprise,
or perhaps l should have said money,
for | think poverty has no choice
but we must change from the miserably
producing Lancaster to some other
"wheat" that will give us a yield of
twenty bushels to the acre, or we will
be compelled by sheer necessity to turn
our lands to grass.
And again, should we turn our atten-
ton to stock raising, the passion we
have for the poor, miserable scalawags
that have browsed on our hills for a
hundred years will be the ruin of us.
Our farmers are not so very ignorant but
they understand the mysteries Of multi
plication, addition, subtraction, &c, but
it seems that they have yet to learn that
it takes no more feed, care, or attention,
to raise bullock Of the Durham or
Devon breed, that will weigh from 1900
to 20O0 pounds, than it takes to raise
one of our crooked leg natives that turns
the scale at 800, and | believe never at
higher figures than 900; and then let
him look at the cattle market reports
and he will realize at a glance, the diff
ference in prices between scalawags and
''prime Beef the latter always selling
so per cent. higher than the former
Now the question comes up, where are
we to get this improved stock ; We
have been credibly informed that they
can be bought in the southwestern
counties of this State, for nearly the
same prices that we could get for our
own-in proportion to weight-to which
would be added the expenses Of trans
portation, &c. Let the farmers talk
this matter over and send a delegation
out among the mountains, this fall, and
bring herd of improved cattle, to crop
the sward of old jefferson and put mon
ey, also, in the pockets Of their owners.
The NJ. +. Church, South, have estab-
lished a Sunday School at Liberty Grove
School house, under the Superintendent
CIV of VIM. H. Marmaduke, Esq, and
cordially invite the parents of sister
churches to cooperate and send their
children to the School.
Yours till the Future,
DAD
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that the virus of disease can be
safely counleracled by doses Of poison, is false
and dangerous. Within the last twenty-five
Years, not less than score OF vlrulent pot
sons have been added to the repository Of The
medical profession. They are given IN small
doses, otherwise they would destroy life I'M
meda,eIy; but even IN minute quantities, they
produce, ultimately, very disastrous effects. 1t
IS unwIse and unphiIosophcsl TO employ, as
remedies powerful and lnsdious drugs" which
IN subjugating Que disease, SOW the seeds OF ar
other still more unmanageable. None OF
these terrible medicaments operates with as
much drectness and certainty upon the causes
of disease as Hpstetter's Stomach Buffers,
tonic and corrective, uithout single deieteri-
ou, ingredient in its composition. Arsenic and
quInIa are gwen for intermlltents; bromide oil
potassium for nervous dsorders strychnIne
and prussc acid for general debility; mercu-
~, in var:ou, forms, for liver complaint; prep
arations ofchloroform and opium for sleepleS-
ness, and yet these deadly drugs do not COM
pare, as specifics for the diseases above emu
metaled, it'll that wholesome vegetable ibvlg-
GRANT and Alternative, while they are all so per
niclou, that it is astonishing any Ph. stefan
should take the responsibility OF prescribing
them. Let iLvalids, for their own sskes, try
the Bitters before they resort TO the poIsons
The relief they will experience from course
Of The harmless specific, will render a recourse
to the unsafe preparations referred 10, quite
unnecessary
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Dtatbs.

At "La Grange" his residence, in
Warren county, on the 9th ult., Capt.
MORGAN JOHNSTON, in the I'D
year of his age.
In Berryville, on Thursday, the 2Sth
of April, Mrs. SARAH J. SMITH,
wife of Treadwell Smith, aged 62 years,
On the 10th inst, Mrs. ESTHER
ANN KEEFAUVER, wife of David
Keefauyer, aged SO years and IS days.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of
her son Col. J. Q. A. Nadenbousch, Of
Martinsburg, Mrs NADENBOUSCH,
in the Slst year of her age.
On Wednesday, 3rd of May, at the
residence of Mrs. l.. L. H. Stewart, IN
Darkesville, West Va, Mrs. SUSAN
STEWART, aged 81 years,
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Our LeetOwn Correspondence.
Nav 22d, 1871.

May ga, 1911.
Some of tho Temperance men Of
Cbsrlestown have issued call for
Comfy Convention, in the interests of
Temperance, to meet in Charlestown, on
the third Tuesday in June, next, and
the Good Templars of Leetown have
elected that their Lodge be represented
in the Convention by Lewis Homer,
Snowden H. Watson, and Henry c.
Evans
1t is to be hoped that the cause may
receive an onward impulse from this pro-
posed gathering of Temperance workers
from different parts of the county, and
that the work of redeeming our County
from the vice of intemperance may go
on from conquering unto conquest, un-
till intoxication is unknown within our
borders.
Rev. I. 3. Shepherd held a meeting
at "Wiltshires School-House, some
three weeks ago, lasting some three
days, We did not have the pleasure OF
attending the meetings, but understand
that they were very interesting.
The first Quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Protestant Church, in Mid
dleway, for this year, was held May 18th
and 18th, by the Rev Mr.. McSkim-
min
There is strong probability Of hay
ing Camp Meeting at Leetown, some
time in August, next.
Some "curs of low degree, for a re-
fined and cultivated dog would not do
anything so degrading-got intoa flock
of sheep one night last week, and killed
or crippled twelve or fifteen. At day
light the dogs had disappeared. The
sheep were the property of Mr.. Thomas
Watson, living near Middleway,
The weather is quite dry, and wheat
is not improving very much.
Yours, &c,
JUNIUS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
SELL GOODS CHEAP
AND THE
PEOPLE WILL KNOW IT.

4 MAXIM sadly mSu,,d for TIE past Few
Il years but recently brought 10 light by I
i. Grove, Dealer 10 GROCERIES, Eoiiou,.
TobaccoeS, Qusenswsre, Hardware. Confrc.
ionstIes, Boots aud Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc.
To say that hs stock - complete !, useless
Tor be has ever, hing set forth ~ tho abo,,
declaration. III, stock 81 Groceries is CON
pleie consisting Of all grades OF Coffee, sUgs,.
Syrup, Tea,, Spices, &c. HIS Notion Depart
mentIs full, comprising Hosiery, Gloves, Col.
lars snI Cuffs, Ties, Scars, Perfumefy, Pipe,
Combs, Js~elry, Paper and Envelopes, S..d.
lee, Thread. Pms, ilsr Pms. N.t, Tooth,
Nail, Hare and Cloth Brushes, SC. &c. IT,.
stock Of Tobacco Is unsurpassed by any one.
having ali the choice brands. both saokIug aud
chewing. A nIrr assortment Of Cigar, and
SruH'. Hrs Qucrnswafs department - full
and complete cOD.bt:nE oi Bfeakfsst, Dinner
aud lea Selu. WASH Bowl, and Prch,r,.
Cream ard Water Pitcher Bowls, Butter
Plates. &c sc. tn, stock Of COnf.ciionafi.s
and Fruits - unsurpassed consisting Of Plsi,
and Ffcnch Cand,e,, Oranges, Lemons. Cocos
Nut, RaisIn.. Figs Curranl,, Jsllies. Pre-
serves, Green Corn, Green Peas, Peaches, To-
msloes, Cove Oysters, Ssrdihes. Lobster.
English Pickles, &c, &c. A large aSsOrlment
Of Boot and Shoes. Hat, aud Csp,, for men.
women and children
He desire, 10 return his thsnk. for the iib-r-
al patronage received heretofore snd hope BY
stric. attention 10 business aud by Nsliins good,
cheap to merIt a continuance VI the zane.
Yours. &c. ,. T.. GROVE.
GEO. McGLlNCY, Salesman.
Shepherd,town, April % n
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RaJ- THE LApY's FRIEND. FOR JUl

Ha- THE LADY's FRIEND, FOR JUNE,
1S7l.-This is splendid number. The
steel-plate, representing the meeting of
Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Eliza
beth, in the garden of FotheriRngay
Castle, is picture of extraordinary in
terest and value. The beautiful Mary
and her stately and powerful rival are
admirably contrasted. 1t is the concep-
ton of no common artist. The Fashion
plate is excellent. The literary matter
is delightfully."- varied and entertaining.
A quanty of illustrations of handsome
summer costumes, must be very accept
able to the ladies. Price $3.50 year.
For sale by w. H. Staley, Newsdealer,
Shepherdstown.
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nlarria9es.

In Hagerstown, Tuesday 10th inst,
by the Rev S. w. Owen, DIR. PAUL
STRAUSNER and Miss S. A. SMITH
all of Berkeley county.
At the Baptist Church, in Winches-
ter, on Tuesday, May 10th, by Rev E.
J. Willis, Mr.. MARSHALL II. G..
WILLIS, of Alexandria, Virginia, son
of the officiating minister, to Miss
MOLLIE c. RUSSELL, daughter OF
the late Isaac Russell, Esq, Of Win
chester.
In the State of Texas, on the 3rd OF
March, 1868, by Rev. -, MIR. CHAS.
A. MARSHALL, formerly Of Clarke
county, to Miss MAGGIE TALhlNG-
TON, of Texas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
Save Doctors Bills.

lfyou want TO keep from paying many
Doctors bills, keep boule or two Of
ENTER SURE CURE in your
house. I, will cure Disrrhes. Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Dysen,ery. Cramp COL
ic. Summer Complaint in children. &c.
A sure remedy. For sale by
II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist,
ShepherdstOwn.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHEAT-Receipts moderate mar
ket was dull, millers buy more sparing-
lv-sales embraced $50 bushs Western
red at l 6OaS1 63; $50 bushs fair to
good Maryland do. at l 55asl % F.; 100
do. prime at 81 95.
CORN-Market frmer, with sales OF
1900 bushs prime Southern white at II
cents; 600 bushs mixed and steam lots
at 74a76 cts ; 800 bushs Western at "A
cts: 26OO bush Southern yellow at 75a-
,6 cts: 400 do. Western at "a cents
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
NQRWNc60NH HE2cHA4MQ@As
BELLS WORM CONNECTIONS,

A pleasant and safe remedy for
Worms Free from all disagreeable
taste. Children will not object to TAX
ING them Worms are the bane Of a
Child's existence, and the prolific source
of the numerous diseases which imperil
the lives of children the earliest SYM
toms oftheir presence should be watch
ed carefully by the timely use Of an eff
ticacious remedy-Bcll's Worm Con
fections dislodged them before the
health of the child is impaired. Price
% cents.
For sale by Druggists and all prom
inent Storekeepers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
Garden Seeds Garden Seeds |!

Wi.hou, good seed II Is Impossible 10
raise GOOD vegetables, and The only guar
sntee in purchasing reliable seed IS 10
ee, them from a reli,tle house. Robert
Buisl's IS acknowledged by all gardeners
and planters as the most reliable house
in the United States. Ills .eed can be
gotten a, all FRS, class stores. For sale
a, II. NJ. BILLINGS
Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
4aRESEIBG MACHINES, RBAPERS.
NOW Frs, sc.

T uAYE made arrangements by which can
l furuish almost any thing the Farmers, or
any one else, may want in the Machinery llne,
but would have it understood that | am Spe-
cial Agent for the RUSSELL REAPER and
Mower, believing, a. do, for various reasons,
and from practical experience, that there IS
nothing 10 their line superior 10 them, which as
serlion propose prove al the proper time
and place IN the field Should any conclude 10
,ry our Machines they viii please hand IN their
orders early, as the great demand for them
may cut OF late orders.
Respectfully submitted.
Shepherdstown, April %, 1871. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Mr.. Greeley writes from New Or
leans that cotton and corn were never so
backward at this season before Corn
is likely to suffer from drought while
cotton is exposed to utter destruction
from worms To-day the prospect OF
the average Southern planter lie deer
dedly not cheering.
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II. B.LsE. J.H ZITTLE. is. BRAGoSIER.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FOR THE SALE or
Valuable Property.

THE unders gned have a number Of tracts of
| land and farms from all sections of the
Southern States, which they can sell upon We
r, reasonable terms. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase lands OF real estate Ui any kind, or hav-
ing property TO dispose of. viii do well 10 make
application tous The following tracts IN his
locality We offer upon very reasonable terms:
Town Lots at hepherd-town.-These lots
front on the IIaltown turnpike 10 feet, aud run
back TO 20 feet aIley) 100 feet, and are near
the line of the Shenandoah Valley RAILROAD
never failing spring very convenient.
A tract of - acre. adjoining She?herdstown,
Jefferson County, w. Va, immed Iately on the
turnpike road and Shenandoah Valley Rail
road, and well watered, with meade" land, and
fine fruit.
Two small farms mile and half from
Shepherdstown, one containing lO4 acres, aud
through which the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
is lai: out; The other contains ITO acres.
A beautiful farm IN Clarke county, Va, i'm
medIately on the turnpike road from BerryyIile
to Charleslown, well timbered and watercd,
with a splendid orchard of well selected iruIt
and yer, comfortable buildings, containing lo5
acres.
A tract Of land in Berkeley County, ". Va,
on Back Greek, in the coal regions, containing
900 acres, and on which is one Of The finest
Sulphur Springs IN the State.
Fruit Hill This delightful farm contains
255y acres, is about 2. miles north west OF
Shepherdstown, has upon it two large comior-
table brick dwelling houses, fine barn and all
other necessary tbuildIrgs, we'll wstered
and splendid variety oi fruit.
Falling Spring contains l7' acres, also two
very large aud well arranged dwellings; one OF
the finest Springs in the State; pond well
stocked with Bass fish, and as fine variety OF
frui, as can be found. Ti,is farm is on good
turnpike about mile south OF SheHhetd'to"n,
on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Address LEE IL LIZ,
Saepherdslown, JEFF. Co., WA:
A., On 1871 II
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Whiskey-drinking never conducted
wealth into mans pocket, happiness to
h's family, or responsibility to bis char
actor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

HALLS Bslssm for the Lungs. Is one
Ii OF ScovIli's beet preparations, and Is
much used in this commuriiy-.,
april s Billings Drug Store.
A Ii of Dr.. Jsynes valuable medicines
u for sale. wholesale and retail. Per-
sons purchasing them by the dozen or
half dozen. can have them al wholesale
prices. sep3 H. W. Bill ings
DEsr Refined Sewing M,'n .'s. OIL; at
nave Drug Store.
nR. Fomey's Valuable Blood Cleanser,
y at, BIlings' Drug Store.
yllNCHESTER'S Hypopho.phi'e',
LII Lime and Soda, at
nave Billings Drug Store.
2pRY Morris's Tonic for Fever and
I Ague, at Billings Drug Store.
nURE Roasted Coffee at
( may Renfchs.
I FEW Families can be supplied with
~ Ice by applying to
nav 6 D. S. Rentch.
nURE Cider Vinegar. for sale by
< msyl3 ~. T. Lem.n.
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PAY UP.

T HAVE left ali my accounts in the
L bands Of McChan L. Yonz Tor settle
menr, and rust that prompt payment
viii be made to them. Al accounts not
paid TO them By the first OF June will be
placed IN an officers hands Tor speedy
collection. JOHN RAY.
Nav ~. 1871. 3w
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CHEAPEST GOODS
IN TOWN.

N,HE undersigned informs the Public that he
l ha, just opened large supply Of seasona-
Bile DRY GOODS, which have been selected
with great care, purchased in the ST markets
for cash. and will be sold at prices that can
no, fail 10 please. HI, stock Of DRESS
GOODSis unusually full and complete, en-
brac,ng many new fabrics, and the latest
STYLES. A very large stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SiMERES, vESrINGS, LINENS, &C., &C.,
for Men and Boys wesr-rery cheap. Carpet
incs. Mat,ings, OIL Cloths, Boo,s and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, GROCERIES Of every des-
cript. on. Fish, Salt, Shugars, Coffees, Syrups,
Notions, Hardware, TInware, Woodeuwsre,
md in fact every thing that can be named be-
longing TO a we'll kept store.
Call before purchasing elsewhere, and you
will certainly receive Bargains.
". T. LEMEN.
Shepherdsto~n, April %, 1871. II
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IIOS rAk'S Powders will keep insects
v off Cucumber vines 81
may 20 Billings Drug Sore.
NOSTAR'S Bed Bug Poison will drs.
Y troy insects IN bedslesds. also hIs Ex'
,esminaor Tor Rats. Reaches. &c. al
may 20 Billings Drug Store
uTONEBRAKER'S Rat Exiermina-
~ tor is a sure shot, at
NAV 20 Billings Drug Store.
NHcCLELLAN'S Rat and Roach Des-
XIX troyer, ct Billings Drug Store.
I YON'S Magnetic Powder. at
81 Billings Drug Store.
NTONEBRAKER'S Dyspepsia Buffers
y always on hand. a.
nav 20 Billings Drug S'nre.
nR. Fshrney's German Llnimen' aud
y rerrhiug Syrup. at
NAV 20 Billings Drug Store
IlAHRNEY'S Blood Cleanser. at
Il Blllne-' Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

THIS WAY FOR THE
BARGAINS
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
L the public that be has just received and has
nov IN store the largest and most complete
Stock of Goods that IL has ever been ms pleas
ure 10 present 10 Tie public, and al greatly re-
duced prices | shall not attempt 10 enumeT-
ate but Simply say my line OF L.1DiES DRESS
GOODS Is unusually luII-specIAl bargains IN
pIoua and Musiins VI all descriptions. Mens
Wear, Cloths, Casimeres, TSetd', Linens aud
Couonades. Good assortment OF
Notions,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Queensuare.
Woodenwsre,
Hardware,
Drugs and Spices,
Ready Msde Clothing, Carpets, OH Cloths and
Mating, aud Furniture, Herring, Bacon and
Lard, &C., ali Of which will be sold upon the
shortest profits. Hoping 10 devote my time
more closely 10 nv store hereafter, and an ear
nest eodeayor TO please the people, hope to
receive their continued fayors.
Country Produce aud Marketing solicited IN
exchange for Merchandise.
also WISH 10 purchase any amount oil W COL
for ca,h or trade, at highest prices.
Respectfully.
is. MELVIN.
Duficlds, May -, 1871. II
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FARMERS,
LOOK TO Your INTEREST .

WILSON 6 SUFFERS Surer Phosphate OF
w Bone will, il dropped IN the hall. save
your Corn from the oTms, will slso increase
your crop at least 80 per cent Thu. Phosphate
IL warranted TO be exactly What It /, r-pre,sn.
ted, and a trial IL all hat - asked. Only Sij,.
90 per ton, freight added. Send in yoyr OF.
ders Of once 10
X. RON LUCAS. Agent.
Uarner's Ferry. Ami -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

THE undersigned, Agent. for large Monu-
L featuring Company, I, prepared 10 pay Ito
highest price for Wool ~ cash. delivered -
Shepherd>toSn. Persons selling their WUot
viii he furnished all kinds of Factory Good.
next tall at manufacturing prices.
y. 5 REN ICIl, Agent
Arrn 20. 1871 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

GENTS Gsuze Uodershlrts Tor Sum
(T mer we,r. a, Licklidsr'S.
MEMS Lasting and Cali Skin Con-
wi o,es, Callers, al LickGdsr's.
ARGE Ioi Linen Goats. Pan" and
IL Vests. for men and boys. just receI'-
ed a,Oak Hall. Lloyd Lickisder
uTRAW Hats for men, boys end ch'l'
y dten. jus, received al Lickllders