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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-25
AUCTION SALES.


Bi j. T. COLDwELL q CO.. AuctionerT,-
-. CORNER Penn avenue and 18th street.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF A FIVE
ASSORTMENT OF REAL LACEs, RIB
BONs, EMBROIDERY, FANCY
GOODS, &C., &C., &C.
Co., On THURSDAY, July 27th, we offer n.
Thread Lsces Embro R lSiifTg nagg
win large stock q Notion and Fancy Good.
sAnsr.S 4 COLDwELL & Co., Aacts.
,ansh LIsAT,uRpAI s 10 o'clock. will sell three
nv = TT,,Ia -s.s :. snow vases. jy25-StF
% Successors to Cooper 4 LatiYasFI1s'
son'hWest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th stree.
- * virtue p e an order of the Supreme cour.
s,.Hlhwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and I.th
lion, on skfGRppaf M RSsRStSsgfys9t BSSss sas
rs eommensing at IL O'Clock. all the personal
Fsrt Of Fa 9ahlcn Murphy deceased consisting in
,Waurant: Also, Household Furniture, and one Gold
Terms cash, subject to ratification Of the conrt
ra-,.I.-, ANDREW J. JOYCE, Executor.
sale Any one desiring to parchae cam can a. Pr
Al. JOYCE, Executor,
iy2sdts IiTiaER. 81 ch { EEsfSSs' R S s
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ southeast corner It'll and ID streets
HANnsOME PARLOR BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT
AUCTION. - wv N
n ON MONDAY, the 31st inst if. at 10 o'cloc,
WI IN We shall sell, at the northwest corner Of
- oth street west and Louisiana avenue, a gen
HIeral assortment OF Fine Household Goods. We
Two handsome PariOr Suits, upholstered in hair
Marble-tOp Center Tables, whatnots, and Orna-
Three handsome Black Walnut Marble-top Cham
Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, and Crockery
brussels, 1hree-p ply, Ingram and other Carpets
And many other articles too numerous to mention
Terms cash.
iy23-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-25
snA DIAh SUITS
DRAP DEfE SUITS
GOOD AND CHEAP

!e te-tr Corner TIN and d streets
4 pTIZENs AND VISITORS GALL AND sEE
n Itlss..sS HlTE SHIRTS for one dollar each
Hanis y ; Loan Once sales Room, I 006 Peansyi-
-, sns0-a
wi - ~ ,hOubEY ; ABDOMINAL COASTS
RAITM's fet r. isnne nded by good physcisos, at
tween sud v iVnh' avs fth street, be-
oIBth AND SINGLE BARREL GTsy.
-, ioos $500 pms, a. PsiSCEs Loan Ofics sales
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
SnrPad the Truth.

Some medical men insist that 1t is undignihed
70 advertise remedy, however valuable it
NAV be. Queer reasoning this. IL Is Ike say
ina, ;hat an article which the world needs
.ho,Ld No hid IN corner-that benefits and
blsS.;ng. NAV be TOO widely dlIfused-ihat the
means of projecting and restoring heal,h shou ~
he a close monopoly, and not accessiole 10 an
The argument IS bad. 1t Is worse lnan mat :
it's inhuman. Suppose Hosteuers o'om2c"
Bnters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia, Dr.
iousne.s and nervous deblity-had never oeeh
known beyond the rtps, ioirs OF The iacuity'"
would have been the consequence. lns1eao
of curing and lnyigoratIng millions, Inc soou
effects of the preparation would baye oeen con-
fined TO comparative few. There IS the nigh
est authority for saying that light should mol DC
hid under a bushel that whatever IS excellent
should be placed as city on htll, where All
men can lake cognIZance OF II. II IS upon TINS
prinrlple that the BItters have been advertised
and continue 10 be advertised 10 every newsPa-
per of any prominence IN the western hemis-
phere and that the spontaneous testimonials IN
lis favor have been translated INTO all written
languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-
day who would be langulshng OH beds OF SICK
ness if the news paperS had not spread the rum
With regard to this i.nequaisd inrisOrant and cor
reciius lar and wide. suppose proht mas Oeeh
reaped from this publicity. Is that any arsu-
ment aga!nst!t; II the public health has been
protected # lives have been saved II the lee
behave been strengthened and The sick resIor-
ed. grsd! good has jtsn accomplished and who
so mean - 10 grudge 10 eAertlons thus directed
their far reward.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
o. County ArrAIR'.-We clip the
following articles from the papers OF
ChaylesioN -

O. CouNTy ArfAlR..-We clip the
following articles from the papers OF
CharlesioNn -
FATALITY AMONG TIE Cows.-Seversl
fine Cows have died suddenly. IN our
town the past week. We were so unior.
t"nsir as 10 lose our own. She was, sp-
psrenlly, perfectly well few hours be-
lore she Died. Free Press
FEET FRozEN.-Durinp ihe very cold
weather that proceeded Christmas, MIR.
James Cssrlemsn. residing near Castle
verely whilst taking load OF grain TO
Summit Point. that II ia lear, he will
lose one OF ihem,-SpirH.
ANOTHER SAD BEREAvEMEST.-li is
bul few weeks since our community
was startled by the unexpected and mel
ancholy announcement OF the death OF DR..
J.. G.. CordelI. in Baltimore. The wife
ofhls bosom. and the partner Of his life
Tor many years has followed him ihus
early to The tomb ! Christine CordeIl.
the daughter OF Henry 5 Turner. decd,
OF Whes lanG. Died IN This town on Sun
day morning last, aged about % years.
She had been severely afflicted Tor sese'
raj months and IN her sickness as in her
death, ,he confidence and sympathy OF
tie community has been sinking y mani
fesIed.-Spiri..
Deceased The old and venerable
citizen of our county for the last year.
Mr.. Daniel Dinkle. died d, tho residence
of his son on Thursday last, in The 18Th
year e his age. Mr.. ID. was formerly
from Pennsylvania, and removed hence 10
Frederick county, Va, where he resided
uuill The vandalism Of the Federal troops
lsf, him without home or shelter
Spirit.
On and after January LIST, ! will cell
Linseed OIL q, 81 per gallon. Lewis's
Wine Lead 'Sl4 per hundred. Terms
Cash. H. H. Billings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
LAUCK'S
TEMPLE OF FANCY.

THE undersigned has large stock Of the fol-
:. lowing articles
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Certainly the largest and finest assortment ever
offered for sale. All styles aud prices.
Bound Books, Juveniles and Toy Books, in
endless variety, rarging III price from cent to
IS many dollars.
RICH, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL TOYS.
LARGE aud small framed Pictures, call Bells,
Wood, Pewter, Tin aud Iron Toys M great pro-
fusion.
CHINA GOODS.
Beautiful Vases, ChIoa "CuP>,' and Toys.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Consisting Of NIoliU>, Guitars, Musical Boxes,
Flutes, Flles, .AccordeoUs, from . cents up,
Bsujos, TAmboriues, iialmonIrans, Toy
Drums, &c Also Guitar, Banjo, Violin
Strings, Bridges, Screws, sc.
FASHIONABLE STYLES GENUINE PLA-
TED AND IETT JEWELkl.
Embracing all the different varieties worn by
Ladies, Gents, and Misses. Such as Neck
Charms. Cuff and SHIRT Buttons, Cluster Pms,
Rings, sc.
W. b LAUCK,
No. -, East German ST,
Shephcrd>lown, W. Va.
y. Bod Rags Of sreenr,h hue, embel-
Iished with Cnsses photographs, cheeriuily ac-
cepted IN paymeut Tor all kinds ot good.
W. q. J..
Jan y, ISL. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
4flarrin9e5.

On tie 2Olh OF December laSt. at the
residence Of The brides parents, Mr.. John
". Hinton. OF Jelfereon county, 10 Miss
Belle Lock daughter OF Mr. Benz, Lock
Of Berkeley county.
In the CalhcdTaI, Baltimore, Md, by
Father Il 3 CosEory, ~ the lO'h inst.
Nj. n =. Pyati, formerly of Marins-
burg, 70 Miss .Ncry S Euiier, Of Ea!i.
more.
AIIho rc,tercr Of the BRIDES father, in
UppcrviIe. Va, On the l0lh insr.. BY
Rev. David ShoaG, Mr.. r. n. Fui,ciier,
o. Columbia, Tennessee, to Miss Dora
II. Haines, formerly OF Berkeley CO.
In 81. pauls Church, BaIlimoro, on
Wednesday evening last, by Rev. Mr..
TODD, jos. p. RIey ECO Clerk Of the
County Court Of Frederick county, to
Miss .SaLie Browa. Of Baltimore.
Ii ChsEcsiown Tuesday evening Jan.
vary 3rd, by Rev. J. W. Evan, Mr.. inc.
r. .8uis to Miss Sarah j. Rowan ,daUgh.
Ter Of Capt J. ". Rowan, oil Of Charles.
town.
On The loi ins'r1t, by Rev Mr.. Stew.
orr, Mr.. JGco5 Erersols to Miss Maggie
N.i5on, all Of Berkeley county.
In Baltimore, December 20h, 1870, in
he Franklin Square Presbyterian church,
by Rev. Jacob A. Lefever. Richard d
Nu-phy formerly Of Berkeley counry,io
Miss Mary EHzabsh Green.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
SUPERVISORS COURT.
SuEPngRpsrows. West Va ,

~
January 18th. 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present, Supervisors Eoderlck.
Ramsburg, Turner and llaines.
1t s ordered, That certificate OF cleo
ton to tn office Of Supervisor OF SheP-
herd township be granted John i. Ray.
Ordered. That Supervisor Ramsonrg
be appointed to contract for having well
dog q! the alms.hoUs
Ordered. That the Sheriff be author
red 10 haze any work done at The jail
that may be necessary.
Ordered, That john Burns, road eur.
veyor o! Grant township, be credited Win
S24 25 work dono by Ja'. V. Moore.
Ordered. Thai the report Of TO view
ers Of tie NJ. Hammond Road, Ia odor.
ted aud said Eocd be opened occoFjiog 20
the report.
Ordered, Tb-t John Geek, ro'd our
veycr Of SncpHe;J io~nebiH, be credited
with $3.50 VOL; done BY Geo. NJ.
Lynch
1t is Ordered, That Thomas c. Green
and Daniel 3. Lucas, auorneys-ai.aw +,
be and they are hereby auIho!izad and
employed on behalf OF HE county TO en-
desvor to obtain reduction Of the charged
for freight and travel on The Baltimore
and Ohio, and Winchester and Potomac
Railroads, TO and from al point, in regard
TO which the cluzens Of Ills county are
interested IN having such reduction made,
Ths, they be authorized 10 proceed eth.
er BY suit, or memorial TO The Legislature.
or memorial TO the proper authorities OF
SAID Railroads. or by all Of these methods.
or any similar legitimate method which
may seen adapted to bring about The de-
slIed reeulr. That they shall receive q
compensation proporlionate 10 the amount
OF actual reduction secured. And that The
legislators and senator from this county
be ,nJ they ale hereby requested to aid
he proposed object, as la' as 'hey IeglH-
mstriy can.
The following bills were allowed and
orders directed 10 be issued therefor, to.
wit:
S73 65 toI + Chaplne for jury or
defs. $500 to G. NJ. Bellzhoovsr for
having work done a, Office OF Pro'ecu'
ting Attorney, $24,4O TO II. 5. Byers'
assignee Of J. ". OsbournP Tor boarding
prisoners at The Jail, s2l.76 10 l.. Lucas
for goods furnished almshouse. $3.50
to ". a. ChspIine use Of Mills. Ffew d
Co.. Tor books furnished Clerks office,
$500 TO J. A Smoo,z Tor coffin for pau
per. SIS. 4G 10 3. ". kanode for balance
due ss road surveyor ri District No. 2
Grant township. $3.50 to George John
son shoensker's bills lcr work done al
slmshouse.
On motion the Board adjourned TO meet
Wednesday. January 18Th, 1871
January lslh, 1871.
Board ne, pursusn, TO adjournment.
Being no quorum present II vas adjourn
cd 10 NEE, OH the Isl Tuesday OF Feoru-
cry, 1871.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
Dratb5.

At his residence near BIlImyer'" Will,
on Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Jacob a.
Small, aged ahoui SO years.
A, the residence OF his mother, near
Charleslown. on Tuesday last Dr.. John
Briscos, formerly OF TINS place, aged
about so year.,
~ the residence OF his father, nesr
BiImyer's Mil, on Thursday morning,
Of consumption. Mr.. John LINEN, aged
about 30 years.
L. Gersrdsroun on the 9th inst, Mis-,
Nancy Gainor. in her ooh year.
After lingering illness on Sunday.
January 9Th inst. Miss Jane Giasyord,
Of Berkeley county.
On The 23I Of December. al Elm Bluff,
Dsl! s county. Alabama, Florida, wife OF
L. s. HafreIl, formerly OF Cbsrleslown.
At his residence near HedgesvilIe, on
S,b5s,h last, the 18th inst, Philip C..
Fnnmalre.
In Msslinsburg on he 10th int,.. Mrs.
Suscn Hogeiand, in her 7Orh year.
In Winchester, ~ Friday last. 18Th
inst, Captain Thomas D. he Car, aged
abcui 35 years. The deceased was a
son-in-law OF The Rev. VIM. NJ. Akin.
son. dec d. and brolher.n-Iaw To The Rev.
Nj. Hopkins of the Ptesby terrain Church
IN Chsrlestown.
In ashingtod City. on the ODD OF
October, 1870, al!er proirscied illness.
Mrs. Emily Mslhorn, vile OF Mr.. Fran.
CTS MeIhorn, formerly OF Harper Ferry,
aged 50 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

&SIMpoRrANT SUIT DEClDED.-lt will
be remembered that suit has been pend
ing in the Courts of New Orleans Tor
some years pas. between The heirs OF
Abraham Shepherd, and others, and the
heirs Of R D. Shepherd, involving prop
erty 10 the amount Of $4,000, 900, si'ua-
ted in New Orleans. The Supreme
Court OF Louisiana fully confirmed the
judgment of the lower Court, on 'he 9'h'
in favor OF Mrs. Brooks, P. &. Brooks,
j., and Shepherd Brooks, Of Boston, heirs
OF Il. D. Shepherd.
Ng- RETURyED.-The last no. Of the
Stanton Trginian, states that ID. ClIn-
ton Gallagher, second son OF II. l.. Gal
lagher, Esq, Of Wsynesboro'. formerly
OF this county, has just returned from
Berlin, Prussia, where he had gone 10
complete his education. He ia young
man OF fine promise, and is destined, /!
be lives, 10 achieve distinction in the pro.
fesson lie has Sdopled-the law. !! is
his purpose to locate in New York city.
to- SALES TO Cone OFF.-The fol.
lowing sales of Real and Personal prop
erly are advertised in our paper, and it
would be we'll for purchasers 20 examine
our advertising columns, week after
week, until the GrsI Of Apr:l next, and no
doubt bargains can be procuFed:--
VIM. &. Bulcr, Trustee, will cell at
public sale. On Saturday the 29lh Of jan
usry, House a0d 10, in Sou'h Bolivar.
VIM. OndoriT will offer his large farm
near this place, al public sale, On Sa!ur'
day The 2lst Of January.
WIN. S. MogruLer offers II private sale
bic fine little farm near Kcarneys7ilIc.
Edward S. Rouse offers q. private sale
his ex;a,lenl IIle farm near DufFeldJ
Depot.
Emanuel Slaley and Jacob w. Ssaley,
Adm'rs of Jacob SlaIey, deceated, will
offer the Factory Property in this place
a, public sale, on the 2sth instant.
Isaac Clymer, F. D. Clymer and Isaac
Jones, offers for sale The farm owned by
Isaac Clymer, deceased.
John W. Allen will sell al public sale
a 10. Of stock and farming uiensils on The
LIST Of February.
Capt. J. S. Melvin will lease or sell
his valuable store house property al
, Unionvile.
John Hess, Trustee, wllI sell a, public
sale, the tract Of land on which Henry
Bowers resides, near Ieetosn, on Saiur-
day the 25lh of FEBRUARY.
Mrs A. NJ. Lemon will sci! at public
sale house and lot in this place. on Sat,
urJay the 4Ih Of February.
Thomas II. Byets will cell at public
sale lot Of stock, farming urensll. &c.
on Thursday the 2nd Of February.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

lS~ Sales We are informed by Mr..
e. d. McGlincy. Anc'ioueer. that a; all
The sale. he has aucrionrd during tie pssI
c,upIe months. everything sold at high
prices. The stock especially sold at un'
usually high prices. We are glad 10 le.rn
,ha, our farmers are receiving remnnera-
i've prices for their stock. farming uIen-
sis. &c.. and We trust il is a prognosIica-
ilon of beIier times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
az. ORR Tows.-A recent writer IN

a5. OUR TowS.-A recent writer 10
one Of DOR exchanges discussing the I'M
por,ance of Manufactures in building up
towns and promoting The prosperity OF
neiohbnrhoots, refers TO numerous exam
ules ia the North and Yves. 10 illustrate
The advantages of such industrial enter
prizes, no. only 10 those who establish
Them, and are directly interested IN 'heir
resul,s but also 10 the rest of the COM
muni,y within the temoiesl range OF their
! influence.
Amongst the places mentioned in con-
firmalion OF lhis fact is the city OF New
ark. New Jersey. which within The mem.
DRY OF men yet living. was compara'lVe-
" insignificant village. without trade,
capital or enterprise, with hardly wafer
enough al its wharf 10 float an oyster
| Punpy, and surrounded by region too
wrelchedly poor TO produce respectable
crop Of black eyed peas
! But look al Newark and lis surround
ings now. |, prepares for market more
Than million dollars worth Of goods per
week Ranking third amongst the mann.
foe urng cities OF the Union, il must. at
no distant dav, be regarded ~ the Man.
chester Of America. whilst the envlrons
are as highly cultivated and a. elegantly
improved as those Of any other city IN
the country. ,he farms for many miles
around it having become bolh rich aud
remuneralive. For in Newark they now
make almost everything from three
thousand horse power steam engine 10 a
cambria needle, including cloths, silks
and rslicoes, clocks, watches, and ewel-
ry, musical instruments Of oil sOrlS from
church organ TO a penny whistle. rail.
road cars, aud carriages of all kinds from
an Omnibus to 6aby's 90 cart. agrlcul-
,ursl implements and mechanical tools,
every variety OF wares, wooden ware.
wire ware, hollow ware. willow ware,
China and glass ware. saddery of all
SORTS, oil cloths. carpets. tiles. crockery,
paints, chemicals, cutlery, cement paper,
-four, leather, and long lis, Of other ar.
,icles which afford conSlan! employment
, 10 thousands OF lis cirlzens and steady
home market TO hundreds Of farmers in
The once barren bu, now prolific region
around il.
These magical results have been wrought
by the fostering hand OF manufacturing
enterprise, and in making the above ref
erence 10 the Metropolis OF New Jersey
our OtjecI is 10 impress our readers with
the important fac. iha, this old town of
ours has many more natural advantages
for manufacturing purposes than The city
Of Newark ever possessed, and that with
reasonable amour, Of capital and well
directed enterprise, Shcpherdstown can
readily BE- made the most prosperous man
ufactufing place in the Valley OF Virgin
I ia. or course we have no idea Of lis ev.
er developing into Newark, nor ever
/ attaining in our day 10 the dignity OF
city, but there is TO reason in the world
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

&S- WINE.-rhe young lady from The
country will please accep, our sincere
franks for couple honles Of excellent
Wine presented Us few day ago We
are no ,ee,o,slpr when the ladies' present
us with Wine OF snch all excellent qusli.
". and are ready 10 receive more OF the
"same sorr,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
No City Humbug.

Bot a medicine that has been used in private
practice or more than !oriy years, and will
cure all diseases having their origin in the
liver and blood, and to be convinced Try few
bottles Of Drs b. Fahroey & Sons Blood Puri-
fer, which now stands uGrivalled. Sold By all
dealers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

WANTED-Agenis, SO TeJ day, 10 sell tbs
W celebrated Iio=e shuttle Sewing Machine.
Has the under.fecd, makes The clock suIeh"
alike ON both sides. and Is fohy licensed. Tho
best and cheapest family Sewing Nadine IN
The market. Address Johnson, Clark & Co.
Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chissgo, H., OF
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

N5- Editorial !Tsif.-Mr, MoCardeO.
one of the editors Of tie W,Iliamspon Pr
lot paid VS. an editorial visi, on Saturday
last. lie !. a genial fellow aud we were
vlsd to make his acquaintance. May he
uiiot his little bark into q successful snc
remvnersiive hsrhor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
Tract of Land

on which the said Bowers now resides,
containing 80 Acres Of lirsi quaiy Of
Limestone Land. This farm lies be-
tween Leetown and CharlestOwn, about
} mIes from either place, adjoining the
lands of DR.. J. W. " ashlngtun and 9th
ers This deed Uuder and by virtue Of
which this sale is TO be made executed by
Bowers and wife. - dstrd the l5th day
Of September, 1869 and OF record among
the Land Records OF Jr0er,on county.
W. Va, Deed Book No 4. Folio 424
and given 10 secure a debt due John Keep.
ka,I Of $4,000. with interest lheuon
from The 18Th day Of September, 1889,
until paid, amount Of principal and inter-
est due on the 18th day Of January 1871.
sI26G 90.
d. TERMS CASH.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock. =. VI.
JOHN HESS. Trustee.
G.. d. McGlncy. Aucuoneer.
January 2l. 1871. GU
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

N4- DgATH OF DE-. JomN BH.coE.-We
regret to learn Of The death Of DR.. John
Bri.coe. which occurred al the residence
Of hi. mother near CharesIown on Tues
day .a,,. De b. prsc'lced medicine IN
this place for number OF Yeas past On.
al within about five Woulhs since when
he was compelled to reinquish his prac-
lice OH sccoun, Of growth in his sIom-
ach. He then removed to his mothers
residence near Chsrleslown where he Poi.
himself under treatment Of The most skill.
iul physicians in the county. bot no relief
could Do had until death relieved linn Of
his sufTerings. Hi. remains were inter-
red on Thursdsy morning in The old fam.
lily burrying ground, at The residence Of
his mother, among large crowd OF r,la.
ives and friends. HE age was about
80 years. May hp Ier in peace
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

II you feel dull. drowsy, JebiIiIalpd,
have frequent headache. mouth tastes bad,
poor appetite end iongue coated, you are
ruferiog from TORPID Liver or "BIlious-
ueo0," and nothing will cure you so
speedily aud permanently as Dr.. Pierce'o
All Ex,. or Golden Medical Discovery.
Sold by all dcuegistc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

GS- HARPERs FFRRy ARMoRY PRoP-
ERTy-A memorial has been presented 10
the Hou-e from the Hsrper's Ferry Wa
Ter Power and nutacmring Company.
for an extension from Congress OF The
lime Of payment OF the purchase money
OF the Hsrper's Ferry armory property
snd ,ra. the officers Of The government
lake he necessary steps 10 deieud ITS title
10 said property.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

THE MAGIC COMB wiz change any COZ
ored lair or beard 10 . permanent back OF
brown. II contains no poison One somb cent
by mail for 81. Dealers supplied at reduced
rates. Address VIM. Patton, Treasurer,
Springfield Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
BELLS
Iy[E$sEIlses8'

Are recommended not only as a preventive
but as complete cure for all diseases Incl
dent to the Horse, Cow, Sheep or Hog, as
Cough, Dis,emper, Yellow Water, Hide
Bound, Loss OF Appetite, Cold, SC. Price 2S
cents q pack or Eve for 81. Sold every where.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
g. In reference 10 our Railroad the
New Market Toiieg says -

Now hIaIAeI uFty ssys =
The Shenandoah Vaiisy r. r We
had the pleasure Of meeting our esteemed
friends Col. SpIler. and B. F. Gr'yson,
Esq. OF Page. on Saturday last, Oh their
return from Philadelphia. They report
their Company in an exceedingly healthy
condition; hal there are SOC hands en-
ployed now. and arrangements made 10
pot much greater force upon the work.
They were in splendid s2nIts. and prom
ised TO give Us some good news in short
line lor our people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21
LNNIED I'm. lNY. 1871.

100 Choice SelrcuoHs No. 81 containing
the bcsS new things Tor Defamation, Recitation >.
&c. BnlIlan, Oraioy. Thrilling Sentiment.
aud ; Sparkling Humor, so pages. paper. 80
cents. cloth - cents. Ask your bookseller foJ
It, Or send pute 10 7. Garrett 4 Co.. Phi!4Iel.
phla ia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-21

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Shcpherdsto%n.