ocr: r.';77v"ir;-iuivrL j.T 11 AlllJ vv juvi'j, vuuii'""-'! - JACKSON HARDWARE a. W. WHITE, F;SPECTFULLT informs his Old Custom- I It ers, and the public generally, unu ne cou lluaeiat his OLOS'B'AisHoii Broadway op oosito "Amor can House," where he has on hand, the most varied stock .of f.ntilerv. Saddlery. Woodenwire, House Find ings Sh'oemuker's Findings, Carpenter's of every kind, Musical Instrument, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style and linish: Also, Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Brace & Bills, Axes, Hutchela, Drawing knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace Log chains, Spades, hovals, pitch and Forks, Sy thes and Snaths, cradles, Plows, cul tivators and cultivator Teeth : also; (luitars, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborins, Ac cordiaus, Flagilets, Clocks, ami Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keeps constantly on nana a very article of POWDE6S, and French, German and Luglisli Cups und Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunter's Howie Knives; in fact every thing fhat is ary for man to protect himself against man animal of the most ferocious character, short, we have, und intend keeping always hand, ever) thing that is usually Kepi in a waie Store, which we buy direc ly from Mann factor lei, which will enable him to sell chean as can be bought in any town or city Ihe Slate. Just drop iu and take a looK at Stock. GUNSMITH1NG


The Jackson standard. [volume]

ocr: JACKSON HARDWARE H. . WHITE, I ESPECTFULLY lufcrmi his Old Custom , ers, and the public generally, that he con lir.ues at his OL! STAND 011 Broadway op posito "Amer oau House," where he bus always on baud, the most varied stock of Hurdwurc. Cuttrery, Saddlery, Woodenwire, House Find ings Klioemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Tools of every kind, Musical 1 nstrumeu's, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style and finish: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Brace Sc. Bills, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace and Log chains, Spades, Hiovals, pitch and manure Forks, Sy tin s and Snaths, cradles, Plows, cul tivators aud cultivator Teeth ; also. Violins, 1 ! utters. Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tainborins, Ac eordtanSj Fligilets, Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! lie also keeps constantly on hand a very fin article of . POWDE1I, and French, German and English Percussion Capsand Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot and Game Hags, Pistols, Hunter's Knives, Uowle Knives; in fact every thing hat is neces sary for man to protect himself ugainst man or animal of the most ferocious character. In short, we have, und intend keeping always on hand, everything that is usually kept in n llard waie Store, which we buy diree'ly from the Alanu lactones, which will enable him to Bellas cheap as can be bought in any town or city in the State. Just drop in uud take a look at his Stock.

place_of_publication: Jackson C.H., Ohio

geographic_coverage:
Ohio--Jackson--Jackson
Ohio--Jackson--Jackson Court House

publisher: Laird & Matthews


ocr: J. p. TOWIiLL & (0., Portsmouth, Ohio. WOULD ay to the Ladies of Jackson and vicinity, that they would be happy to tee them when they visit this place. Their uck of Dry Goods. China ware and Carpets, is very complete, and some decided bargains axe offered. Their Millinery room on their se eond floor, is in charge of a lady, who has no superior, at a Fashionable Milliner. Milliner supplied at Cincinnati wholesale mricca. Portsmouth, 9, '54 33-tf M 'Arthur Democrat


Carroll free press. [volume]

ocr: Caroilton, March 10, 1866. AYER'S PILLS. FOB ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY PHYSIC. Thxbs has long existed a public demand for an effective purntive pill which could be relied on a sur and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtue haa conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pilii one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This haa been attempted here, and with what sueeeaa we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine ia acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to mor than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. The pillt produce no irritation or paih, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any quantity ; but it ia better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on tho box. Among tne com plaints whioh nave been speedily cured by them, we mar mention Liver Cnmnlaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, I.atiaunt and Loss of Ap petite, Listleasness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loin ; for, in truth, all these are bnt the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. Aa an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; In short, any and every case where a purgative is required. They nave also produced some singularly suc cessful enres in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropey, Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare tne system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, aa every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to exceaa. The thousand caaea in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it ia confidently believed thi pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtue an one known, the public will no longer doubt what romedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no barm ean arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. ATER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 85 Cents per Box. Fir Boxes for $1. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For ths rapid Car of rOiTGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA. AND CONSUMPTION. Tat remedy has won for itself inch notoriety from it cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that It is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtue in any community when it naa been employed. So wide is the field of it use lulness, and ao numerous the cases of it cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the singe by its na. Wheat once tried ita superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too appar ent to escape observation, and where ita virtues are anown, th public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for th distressing and dangerous affec tions of th pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the longs, but for the milder varieties ef Cold, Covons, Hoabsbnbm, ere.; and for Cbildbbn it is the pleasantest aad safest medicine that oan be obtains!. As it haa long been in constant as throughout thi Motion, we need not do more than assure th people its quality ia kept up to th best that it ever haa been, and that the genuine article ia sold by BY J. C. AYER, CJ1KHIST ZOW MASS. Sold Br F. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati. Dr. . A. Boegel, and ay ail dealer in medicine every where. anOne agent wanted in every town In Carroll co. VW Beware of counterfeit and worth leaa aiiemoted to b palmed off under a Mmlkrity March 1. 18S5. dat a aalahv article of tobacco and cigars J. 0. BAXT.fi.

place_of_publication: Carrollton [Ohio]

publisher: Johnston & Pearce


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ocr: MEAT IN THE BULK. i j f 1 i I Pftindl of Meat iu the AiAtmfyf and HOO punuds of fur sale by jha ubsoriber. Alio. HKV (it)ODS & GROCERIES; i:oor, Miors, Hut unit I'itps, And Riadt Madk (.'lotiiino, Will be sold exceedingly low fur cash. JOI1NNKLSON. Juckion, O., Feb 15, '55 47-tf


ocr: .JMtS DTKB ISHAM It fitlSB, mum EXCHANGE BROKERS, Itliiln Ktrcot. Jurkaon, Ohio. ARTICUI.AR ATTENTION GIVEN TO JL collection throughout the country. In terest allowed on current deposits. Gold and Mlvcr bought ana sola. J.' timid business paper discounted at liberal rata. Exchange bought and Sold. Jackson, Nov. 30 '6L 36-6m.


ocr: A. CRISWELL'S Depot Grocery and Provision Store! rilHE Subscriber would Inform his friends I and others in Jucksou and vicinity, that he Hm just receiveil a very ItrgfGC V tJII.V CSKOCEIUES. Al his Store, near the Haitroad Depot, fn thi place, which he offer at prices to suit the linif and pockets of all. Coffee, Tea, Sugar.'Spices, Molasses, Cheese, Raisins, Sic, beside a great variety of other articles usually found In similar establishments. The best articles of Sugar, at cents per lb. coffee '2,'j' to 15 conts per lb. Tea, 75 cts per lb. Rice, 7 cents per lb. Molasses, DO cts. per gal. reluil, !id cts. by the bid. Every thinp els - iu the Grocery and provision line, Is offer ed at proportionate prices. Salt, 65 cents pe hush. 60 cts by the bbl. DYE STUFFS, He has also on hand a superior and varied atock of Dye Stuffs, all of which are warran ted to bo pure. DRY GOODS. In connection he has just received an excel lent lot of Dry Goods, which he offers at ex tremely low prices. Call and examine for yourselves. A. CIUSWELL. Jackson, April 20, '54. 4 tf Mil


ocr: Tho Taete and Character of u .atiou, CD IS KIOW.1 BY ITS tOSI I TIEUV .


ocr: D, W. WINF0UGH. Saddle and Harness MAKER, OPPOSITE THE COURT Main St, Jackson E All kiuds of Saddle's, Harness, Collars, Bri dles, and Whii . constantly on hand and for Qf Repairing of all kinds done on short jaekson. May 3, '55. 6-lf


ocr: F. W. The Tnsto and Character of u Nations IS IiM IIV COSTII.TII-UY ITS


ocr: W. WINFOUOH. Saddle and Harness MAKER, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. Main St, JacUson O. SJT All kinds of Saddle'.-. Harness, Collars, Bri dle, and Whips, constantly on hand and fur Sale tVvT Kopairiag of all kinds done on shoit notice


Shepherdstown register. [volume]

ocr: POSTPONED 3?l 7) II v 'II V 1} 3 U <S? A 1 I> a li sJ ij .1 Xi Xi ?> a A h OF A Mill Site ! Y Virtu* of a Deed of Trust John K. White to the undersigned, 1 will offer at Public Sale before the Hotel of Daniel Entler, in tShepherdstow 11, On Salu r Jay the 6ili cf October, between the hours of 12 and 4 o'clock, P. M., vtljat Wuablc iHill Site, situated near Hard Scrabble, Berkeley Countv, containing about 2 AGUES OF GROUND, together with the WATER which extends front the line of Rn**h through the lands of John W . llol lida and George W. liollida to the line of B. T. Towner, with the RKJll V ANi) R I C, H T OF WAY ON EI THER SIDE OF SAID CH ANNEL, the whole fill concentrated at the Site is between Thirty and Forty feet. This property will be sold sub ject to the contingent title to Dower o! Mrs. Ellen M. White. The undersign ed will convey such title as is vested him. Terms of Sale ? Cash. JOHN M. JEWETT, Trustee of John K. White. ? j

place_of_publication: Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Hardy & Henry W. McAnly


ocr: j 1 ( GLORIOUS ! Greatest Scheme ever Presented (lie People. Universally acknowledged to be SURPASSED IN BEAUTY I \\? Q I A LLE I) IN L I HERA LIT} OVER THREE THOUSAND Offered in one Scheme For the Bknkfit of that Great To ken of a Nations Gratitude, The Na tional Monument, under tlie sole control ami management of the Washington Society. LOOK AT THE LIST OF P 11 1 Z E S ! FIRST CAPITAL I'UIZE. Ten Thousand Dollars ! Two of Five Thousand Dollars ! Four of Two Thousand Dollars ! Ten of One Thousand Dollars ! Fifty of Five Thousand Dollars ! 500 of One Hundred Dollars J 500 of Fifty Dollars ! 1,000 Prizes of 25 Dollars ! and 1,000 of 10 Dollars Each !! Making in all over Three Thousand Jlagnifirent Prizes ! ! splen;did premiums Offered to those forming the Clubs, consisting of Ten Beautiful Oil Paintings Scenes in American History, valued at SI 50 each. SSF"" All Prizes guaranteed by the Laws of the Slate !


ocr: CLOCKS AND VIOLINS. llwk* and Violins, Violin Bows Violin ire?. Flutes, <?.c., ju?t received and f >rsa:e E C WILLIAMS.


ocr: Who will sustain the Neff Enterprise ? I 1J V I! been induced to make the experiment of ^ I mg y .'odsat very small |>u,fil* tor Cash, Hud call open the public genet j ! I v to sustain inc. Gi'e inc aitt-ei.il j'Jtr na_e and 1 will jir<>v?> to yci that a "penny qmkly lu ned is briier than a shilling in the vut.d." Come ai.d fnl- j^see rnv Motk ot D' v tiood-% tiroevne.-, j- IX- Hats. Caps, Doots, Shoes, &c., just re leived, ail purchased with unat eare lur Cash. DAVID LILLMYiSK. Shepherdstown, Oct. 7, 1651. it ,


ocr: OOK HE 11 E ! GREAT BARGAINS ! undersigned has just returned from Bal timore and 1'hiladclphia, and now of the largest & most splendid assortment Spring and Summer Goods he has ever had, being bought exclusively for lie is enabled to offer great inducements, at least 50 per ce.it lower than last spring prices. THE LADIES DEPARTMENT embraces everything desirable : ? Silk tissues 37 1-2 cents worth C? 1-2 cpnf*, brillmntees, grenadine-, chillies, | ain and fancy b rages and 31 1-4 cents worth .<u cuuis, de lanes J 6 3-4 cents worth 37 1-2 cents, lawns of ever) ami quality from -1 cents up, crape de ginghams one half the usual price, de Jains, plain, striped and barred silks, silk ? very low, calico from 4 cents up. MOURNING GOODS. Great pains have been taken in this depart ? embracing every thing one could disirc, the. very finest auterican, french and cnglish fabt ics. Fancy and White Goods, French worked collars? entirely new pat terns, embroideries of every description, sleeves, ru tiling, swiss, mull, nansook, barred and muslins, white brilliantees, ribbons very low, head dresses at half price, vciis of description. Gentlemcns' Department. This department embraces every variety of the most desirable goods in market and of the very latest styles, from line to superfine cloths, casimers, vesting, linen drills, tweeds, itallirn ? something new, cottunades, satinctts, linen duik, &c.. S\vaw Goods. Bonnets ? plain and fancy, misses plain and 9?d fancy flats, childrens do , infants do., gen tlemen's panama, guittjuill and a great variety other straw hats, a large assortment of boys children's do , black and while shanghai, know nothing and wide awake slouch hats. J lard, Cedar ami Queensware.


ocr: '?(, (? -c ? ? HOM E. r-T W. WEBSTER CLAT LIN. Ejrth may boast her niined scenes Of beauty, rich and rare, Iler hoards of wealth and glitt'iing gems That sparkle everywhere ; But steered by fortune's hand along, Whichever way I roam, I find no spot so dear to mo As my old cottage home. It is not hard tc gather friends Our journeyings to cheer ? ? Friends for a day, but friends in name Unlike the near and dear ; The chcri-hed ffw who cluster round The o'd ancestral seat, Where, tired of all the carcs of life, We rest our weary feet. The heart will own no intercourse With flattering smile and word, Hut turn to a more genial place Where Love's soft tones are heard ; A mother's smiles are not forgot ? A father's lessons kind ? Such love and kindness we may search The world in vain to find. Dear Home! though I may wander far, And traverse land and sea, Thoul't ever be the dearest spot In this wide world to me. I'll not forget these cherished friends, ? The constant and the true, Who shared my early carcs and joys, Though often finding new. / ii ???! ? i ii ?? rmmmmmm


ocr: T. NEWTOtf KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book M A K V r A C T C R E R , No. 151 PRATT-ST. ?Vest to Bait. t( Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, ML. C?*RAGS bought for Cn-h, or taken id ti-.l.ani for Uook-, (Station cry, inc. *


ocr: CTt PI HITS Turpentine, putty. Gum A rabif* (white) Oil Lemon, Copal Yar liish, Arsenic, Tobacco, chewing smoking. Segars, Pipes, tloiia with ? iijI ffcfivrd and for salt? CUAHI.ES ll^KPER, Ag't. ?


ocr: LIVE II COMPLAINT, J U. A 'DICE, 1) YS PEP SI A, Chronic or Nervous Debility, of the Kidnevs, anil all djsea*es ari sing from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn. Disgust for Food,. Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructation*, 5Siu kinir, or Flu'.terinpat the Pit of the Stomach, of ihc Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tlie Heart, Choakingrr Suffocating Scrmatu.ua when in a lyin* Posture, new of Vision, Don or VVobu before the Sight, Fever and l>u!l P?in in the l!eaJ, Defi ciency of Perspiration, Yellowness of" the Skin and Eyej. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, !&C., Sudden Flushes ot Heat, Horning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings cf Evil, and great Depression of Spirits, can be effectually cured by DOCTOR IIOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED E 11 .>1 A X V. 1 T T E 11 S , PREPARED BY DR. C. M. JACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, Xo. 1:20 ?1rch St., 1 doorbeloto Sixth, i'liila.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, ! And Blank Acconnt Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Rult. lV Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, MD. C&- RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange lur Books, Stationery, &c.


ocr: AM) 1 400 Miner via Cigars, 500 Venus do 500 La Didema do iOC Thrpe Crowns do GOO I, a Espaitola do 2 Doz. Cassette Scotch Snuff, 1 Uutt Clarbonoe Extra Tobacco, 1 do Gravely do just received and for sale by Dec 0 J. L. TOWNER. I


ocr: MAKING. THE undersigned would announce to his friends and the put'- lie generally that he has commenced the a'?ove business in the Room one door east of J. H. McEndies's Store, where he will keep on hand and make to order every description of work in his line. His work will l>e made ol the best material and on the most reasonable terms. He hopes by strict attention to business and a de- sire to please, to merit and receive a share ef the public fa'ronage. Repairing done at the short est notice. JOHN A. FLEMING. Shepherdstown, July 26, 18r>5. 3(j ? Jin I


ocr: CiiDios som?. MY HARRIED DAUGHTER. My married daughter could you see, I'm sure you would be struck ; My daughters both arc charming girl;, Jew mothers have such luck. My married one ? my eldest child ? All hearts by magic wines ; And my second so resembles her, Most people think them twins. My married daughter spoils her spouse, S he's quite a pattern wife ; And he adores her ? well he may ? Jew men lead such a life. She ne'er had fancied mortal man, Till ho had won her heart, And my second darling's just the same, They are seldom seen apart. Her husband oft has pressed my hand. While tears were in his eyes, And said, " Ycu brought my Susan up, "With you the credit lies." To make her a domestic wife, 1 own was all my aim ? And my second is domestic too ? My system was the same. Now, do you know I've often thought The eldest of the two, (She's married, so I may speak out,) Would just have suited you. You never saw her ! how shall I My eldest girl portray ? 0, my second is her counterpart, And her you'll meet to-day.


ocr: HA LTIMOUK MA KKI'.T. ' I ' h e Mahkkis. ? We liave not receiv ed any Commercial news (or two day*, consequently no Baltimore market in to* day's ismic.


ocr: TRUE SPECIFIC ? FOR ? & FEVER ! all their varieties, known as Interroittaqt, Remittant, Ague and Kerer, dull Fever, Ague, &.e., it may be used with s ifety by and persons of all ages', as it poisonous ingredients or a:iy U.ing irjuiious to the constitution. Oct. 13 CILiRLES HARPER. Read the following certificate, and if necrs 1 can give fifty more names; have used Col Char'es Ha; per ?True specific ftr.Ague and Fever, ^ plea?uie in ici ornuieuding il to It. use Chills and Fever, as a ?ure euro. Daniel B?iider, L. C. lle.-kitt, John VViight, Samuel Barnliart, Jacub G, Miller, Win. Ornilbrflf, Tito?. M. c


ocr: (HUTTING BOX. ? 1 have another (Li those fine Cutting Boxes, which I to dispose ol either for cash or trade. J Towner,


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Xextto Halt. 4' Ohio II R Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. 0 ry- RAGS bought for Ca-ti, or uken in extiiange for Book*, tjtanouery, kc.


ocr: TRUSTEE'S or Valuable otun ?? 1 IN SI I EPIIER DSTOW X ! '/iY \ irtue of n Deed of Trust from Sj K. \\ hite, lor the b< neli i ot J- Isn a. Lane, bearing date on the 27ili day ot December, 1852, to the subset iber as i'rustee, which Deed is duly recorded i 1 1 the Clerk's office of tlie County Court lor Jell'erson County, Ya., I will, 0:i Saturday the 3ist of March, iot., j before the premises, olfer at Public ?de, THE LOT OF GROUND, in Shepherdstown, with the BUILD INGS thereon, -at the corner of (iensian and King Streets, known in l&e i'iau ol the Town as iOT NO. 20, being ihe same property formerly occupi ed by \V. L. \\ ebb, an d in a pari of which Mrs. Campbell af present rcMilos. Whether the property will be sold al together, or he divided, w iJI be mad* &n own on the day of sale. The Terms will be ?1 JOU cash, $1220 on the first of December next, and the balance in two years, \\ ? t i j interest, Tf?" after payments to be secured by (he bonds of the purchaser and a deed of trust on the premises. Possession given on or after the 1st ol April, next. K. I. LEE, Tiustee. March 17, 1853. IT ? lit | . , |


ocr: OAFfCruthed, Pulverized, \j and Brown Sugars, and Coffee ? ;.nr chased before the rise. Come, you sitaii :iave the bene til. Oct. 7 David


ocr: [>Y Virtue of a Decree of the Circuit I Co t of Jefferson County* the un dersigned (who is substituted Trustee in the stead of John (I. Unseld, deceased, in a Deed ot Trust from William Orn dortT, Sr., to John (5. Unseld, tor ihe benefit of Jacob Orndorff, ) will offer at Public Sale, at the residence of Orndorff, Sr., 2 [ miles West of Shep hcrdstown, Oa Thursday (ho -2iHh of March, iast., the following propei ty to wit : & 8MB BU ? 1MB ?2 i S H K TWENTY IIOUS. 1 Barshear Plow, 1 Double Shovt 1 1 u>\\ >. 1 Barouche and Harness, I Sleigh, 1 Road Wagon and 5 Sets ot (tear.-, a.>o all his HOUSEHOLD & Fuviutvwc, conveyed by said Deed of Trust. TERMS. ? A credit ??f Six months, il.e purchasers giving bond and security. No property to be removed until the terms i>! tale are complied with. JOHN M. JEWETT, Substituted Trustee. March ) 0,185"). 10 ? 3t POSTPONED T II U s T E E ' SALE. 1)Y \ irtue of a Deed of Trust duly ex JJ rented, and recorded in the Court of Jefferson County, Va , the un dersigned will sell, Oil Saturday the 2 1th day of March, inst., in front of Daniel Entler's Hotel, in Sliep iierdstown, all the riyht, title, and |


ocr: Shepherdstown, Va. UEV. J. L. FRARY, Principal. ANNA OBER, Assistant, Teacher of Music and French . obtained u large and convenient House, we are prepared to accommodate pupils. The year is divided into two oi 5 months each, commencing on the 1st Monday in September and February. Terms per Session of Fire Months : Board, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, $75 00 Instructions on the Piano, 20,00 Preparatory Course, 10,00 Academical Course, 15,00 Classical Course, 20,00 Frer.ch, 6,00 July 28, 1855. 36? tf Rich French Embroideries.


ocr: American Council, No, 14. rpiIE members of theahove Conned JL requested to meet at the Red Hall, tins Evening (Saturday, the 1 1th) 8 o'clock. JEROME DcdiUXg, 11,1 655. 1 1


ocr: liodics Found. bodies ol Wm. Ddnham uiJ who were drowned at the breach Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on of the l>t inst., which accident in our last, was found in the l'o an on Saturday las!, the 4ih inst., Ferry.


ocr: FOR SALE ! \\ ILL sell at Private Sale a capable SER\ AN T WOMAN and her three 11 1 LI) REN. ?She ii at customed to. of every description ? in and out of house. Terms reasonable, W. A. MO ROAN. July 21,1855. (k. 35? tf


ocr: Fresh Drugs. Medicines, &c. subscriber Ua* just received a aop^iy Drugp* Akdicinee, , ... Oik, Dye-Stuffs, &.c. Aprdjl " E 12 UriLLfA MM.


ocr: N E G R O M A FOR SALE. Virtue of a Deed of Trust to me the use of Wm. Righlstine, from duly executed and recorded, offer for sale in front of Daniel Ent Icr's Hotel, in Shepherdsion, Saturday, 20th October 2 o'clock, P. M.? tfy Owe Negro Man Tom, late the property of David K. Osboorn, Cash. II. BERRY, Jr., 29, 1855. Trustee.


ocr: E STRAYS ! C1 to ihe subscribers premises I i lie 20 i!i of September, A WHITE SSI Ml FIVE ?!.: iiO marks perceivable. The owner is re quested to come forward, prove pay damages, and take ihena away. Oct. 13 WM. II. CHOW L.


ocr: Members of Potomac Division, L No. 00, S. of T.t are hereby notified to attend the regular meeting 011 Tuesday September 25th, at 7J o'clock. full and punctual attendance is reques ted, as important business will be brought to the attention of the meeting. Uy order of the Local Deputy (.* . W. Patriarch. September 15, 1855. 43 ? 2t


ocr: On the 6th inst., at the residence of her near Swan Pond, Berkeley Co., Tunny Mallory , aged 23 years, 5 and 21 days. At her residence in this County, on the inst., Mrs. Jane C. Washington , aged 70 years. In Baltimore courvlv, Md., on the 31st ult.. Sully rfnn, wife of James L. B. and eldest daughter of Dennis Esq., of Maitinsburg.


ocr: TM Mir irJ? BALTIMORE MARK KT Flour ? Sale of 100 bbls. HowanI street $7 62 1-2, w ith few buyers. A sale at the of 100 bbls. at $7 G8.


ocr: for WAGON! undersigned wishes to inform the public that he intends to visit the ci ties in a few days for the purpose of pur chasing his Fall Stock of Goods, and intends to bring to this market such goods that, for st) le and beauty, has never been seen or heaid of, and at lower prices than I has ever been thought of. Just ** wait for the wagon'* if you plea3e. Sept. 15 " I,. A. SCII LOSS.


ocr: LL person* knowing themselves in /I dfhtcd to me by note ?>r account, goods purchased prior to the J - 1 of Jan inry last, are hereby notified that unless they pay up by the 1st of August, their notes or accounts will be collected ac to law. I hope none will fail as I do not wish to Ftte any one, but be compelled to do il as I have debts to pay. JAMES L. TOWNER. Shepherdstown. July 21, 1855. (it FOR SALE ! [ W ILL sell at Private Sale a capable SERVANT WOMAN and her three Ll> KEN. She is a< customed to ? in and out of


ocr: Goi.n. ? A lump of gold worth Ii.i9 been sent to the mint from State Hill Louisa county, Va. lit the Presbyterian Church. Martins* June 12th, by the Rev. William J. lingo, Rev. Dub net/ Carr Jfarrixo/i. of Theological Seminary, and SuUie , daughter of Thomas E. Buch Esq.


ocr: MACKEREL! '"JO Barrels Xo- 3 lats:e and small Mackercl, ?)U just received and forcile bv October 6 DAVID BJLLMYEH


ocr: ? OF Servants ! 71LL be sold in front of Daniel Entler's Hotel, in Shepherdstown, 0,1 Wednesday, 26th of December, inst., if fair, il not the next fair day, Voting Capable and like ly SEliV A X T S , m ram & mu MM, If DM til tJiilua, comprising No, 1 Farm hands, Stone masons, House Servants, &x\, active healthy. TERMS. ? One half of the money cash, the other half in six months, with interest from day of sale, ii,,? p?r. chaser giving bond with approved secur ity. Sale to commence at 10 o' clock, A. M. \\ . A. MOR(?AN, Executor of Jacob .Morgan, dee'd. December 1, 1835. 4l I


ocr: RUBBER SHOES.? A J. i ?t ol (ier.ilerHenV Ladies and Misses India Rubber Shoes, for sate low by Nov 1 1 Cameron 4*


ocr: SSI 1 100 Miner; ia Cigars, 500 Venus do 500 La Didema do 100 Three Crowns do GOO La Espanola do 'I l)oz. (iassetts Scotch S t ; 1 1 IT. 1 Butt Clarbonoe Extra Tobacco, 1 do Gravely do just received and for sale by Dec 9 J. L. TOWNER


ocr: TERMS OF OUR PAPER. The Shephefdstowv Register is at $'2 a year, positively to be paul year expires. No paper discontinued (ex at the option of the editor) until all ar are paid up. Single copies 6{ rents. Advertisements of one square or less 5ft for the first insertion, and 25 cents for each thereafter ? larger ones in the samo Advertisements not marked for any time are continued till lorh:d and char* according!*. A deduction made to tiiusrt advertise by the year. Letters or Communications to the Fditor, up which there is postage, unless they contain should be post-paid to insure atiealiuu. AGENTS. Wm. H. Peake, Sun Iron Building*, Balti ; George A. Crofct, (successor to Lay & 73 south 4th street, above Walnut, ; V. !>? f aimek, liioune Build* New \ ork.


ocr: SHEPHERDSTOWN REV. J. L. FRARY, Principal. ANNA OBER, J}$nittant, ; Teacher of Mmic and French. obtained a large ami convenient House, we are prepared to accommod ue boarding pupil*- The j ear is divided into two sessions, oS 5 months each, commencing ou the I?t Monday in Septemt^er and February. I Terms per Session of Five Mouths: Byard, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, >75 (>0 Instructions ou the Piano, iO.uu PreparatiKv Course, 10.00 Academical Ccur*e, 15,00 Classical Course, 20. mo Frer.eh, 6.00 July 2tf, IS55. ? t A UT1 C L S.


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade A Two- Horse CARRIAGE ( lor sale or trade, by Sept. 29 Rentch <$? S'onebraktr. ? .


ocr: NO Y ART I CLE S.- Jewelry, JL Canes', Whip*, Gum and Imitation I 'onih^/I'.K-ket Coin!*, Ink Stand.-', Razor?, Pen Knives, Musical Instruments, &c., fors^k' hy Oct 28 E. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: ? FOR ? & FEVER ! .V ?l| .t.e:r T?' 'eiie?, krown a* lolermittant, r??- i ' --n... Ague anu Fever. Ct i'l Fever, Dii'iH) A;i'.c it hj>v l>e u?ed hMi s . fcty by i-'i 'ci en ; ?. pei-oi* of at| ??e-, it contain* no (hj?-o! o - ei icms or any Ujinj injurious iO 'le/Oi - .u tOii. <>c- H CH.WLES lURPER. r * ?J iR follow ' j-? cei .i^-ale arti if neee* brj- ? I < -n { vc l?. \ more us><m* : We the u ? ^'.*o have u?e?I Col (Jhar'et Harper's ?Tci;e >nt? tic fcr A" ct and Fever," take ties f?!c.v e '0 t?*con?n c dm^ it -o Ibott wbo l.a ?e Cluib ;'0U Fever,?* a sure cure. Daniel li<*fcler, L. C. Heskitt, Jul. (i Witgi'.i, Samuel B^rnhart, Jacob (*. Miller, Win. Orn 'orflf, I !io?. M. Winlerrnovcr.


ocr: WM, , - *-c ""'j i siritc?ioil?, 4*C. It is Entirely Safe in all Cases. A ?; f in harmony with the restoring of nature, it npver injures but al benefits and cures, as thousanda ul voluntary certificates lr??ni ibe be?t au thorities testify. C2T* Recollect that e^ch hoii'.e bears the name <d BEN NET & BEEUS. Druggists, Nn. 125 Main meet, Richmond, Va. \nne other is (?en iine. One I^ollar per buttle, or S;x bottles for Five Dollars. Sold l.v and ('mimry Merchat:*^ in ail the cities and counties of tbe L ni'.eii Si;tit-s, and the W esi litmu s, and b?r sale E. C. WILLIAMS, Sbepherdstown, December 30, 1854. B ? 1 y


ocr: GOODS ! just returned from the eastern mar kets, I ain now able to offer to the public a li?<e and well selected stuck of Fall and Winter Good?, a* follow?: ? Black and F ancy Cloths. and farcy Cain met eg, Saline lis of all and ^rade*. Tweeds, Dever tens, Mous* of all de?crp.unn, Alpacas, G n;h <un. Siiks, fiarred Cainbnct, JU:-i &t)le Fine Assortoteat of thaw is. iJosiecy ol* Lind*. A superabunda.il as*oiUnei?t HATS, CAPS, BOOTS &. Also a complete as^ortrncr.t which I wifl oii< r U Ihe as reasonable terms as th? y fan be had Couutjr. D.IVIL) LILU4YEU. Shepherd* town. Oi.U b<-r 6, 1665.


ocr: PAY UP ! undersigned lakes this method of requesting all those who are indebted to her to make immediate payment. as she wifcbef to purchase her Fall and Wui ler supply of goods as soon :?? practicable. Immediate and prompt payment ?s expec ted ?.f all. H. A. WARNER. ?


ocr: j ' i N E G 11 O 31 A JV FOR SALE. |)Y Virtue of a l)r?ed of Trust !o me for lJ the ut?e of Win. liighlsiine, Pom John Osbourn, duly executed and recorded, * will offer for sale in front of Daniel Ent ler'b Hotel, in Sheplierdston, On Saturday, 20tli October next, at 2 o'clock, l\ M., One Negro Man late ilie property ?j f David K. Osbourn, for ('a*h. li. LiEivIt V i if.* Trustee.


ocr: FOR SALE! superior MAHOGANY SQFA. Ap ply al this Office. Oct. 6.


ocr: SALT! SALT! 1 A A Sdtks of Kir?c 'olid Ground Alucu 1UU j?J?t recti vtd and for sale by Oriobtr 6 DAVID MLLMYER.


ocr: LIST ? LETTERS KM A INI .VO in the Post Office at Sheplier/slowa, for the quarter end ing June 30, 1855, I'eter Downer, William Brown, Mrs. Icy Uusy, John Cook, li. T. Cookers, Isaac Ciiaier, (ieorge Custard, John II. Capt. M. Euilcr, John Fiser, E. Hunter, Kev. A. C. Ueatou, Mary Jenkins, J. M. Lock ? 3, Mar Laleriy, David Longe, Col. Robert Samuel A. Micails, John Mills, Virginia Molert John Newcomer, Manlia R. Swifi, Margiret Sheell, Stefley, Richard Swifi, G'uarel Hiram S. Water*, Levi Persons calling far these h'tiers will plense say they -arc advertised, otherwise tiiey may he overlooked. WM. MOULDER. I\ M. July 7, 1853..


ocr: SLJjSCKIBER lias just mous, Candy's, Almond*, Currants, Raisins, Pea Can Pickled Cucumbers, Preserved pii^erj Dec, 16 CHARLES HARPER


ocr: TERMS OF OUR PAPER. The Sjipfiieiu>stovvv Register is weekly at $*} a year, positively to be paid the year expires. No piper discontinued (ex at the option of the editor) until ail ar rearages are paid up. Single copics eeuts. Ai?VERTisEMf;uTs of one square or le^s for the first insertion, and '25 cents for insertion thereafter ? J:irger?ones in the Advertisements rot marked time are continued till forbid and char* according! v. A deduction made to advertise by the year. Letters or Communications to the Fditor, up which there is postage, unless they contain should be post-paid to insure attention. AGENTS, Wm. If. Pka kk, Sun Iron Buildings, Balfi ; Giorcb A. CaorPT, (successor to Lay & 73 souih 4th street, above Walnut, ; V. B. Palmer, Tribune Build New \ orfc.


ocr: RAG CARPETING. \ lo' v.f U?2 Carpetma. for sale I > v by A. Ill 21 CA.MEHO.N & Sf..LEY.


ocr: '%%> For Sale or Trade? A I' wo Morse lor artie or trade, liy i{3 Rente h .


ocr: |V\ M (' V A R T I C L ES.y- Jewelry ? ; 1. Whips, (ium and Imitation t'otnh*, pocket Combs, Ink Stands, I'ort Razors, Pen Knives, Musical Instruments, &c., for sale by Oct 28 K. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: ?ct 115 Ucdson Cogctljcr. WAT'S PILLS ! WHY ARE WE SICK? IT has been the lot of the human race to neighed down by disease and suffering. HOLLO WAY'S PILLS are specially to the relief of the WEAK, the *VER VOL'S, DELICATE, and the LYUR.Yl, of all ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor Uol loway personally 3upei intends the of his medicines in the United States, and them to u free and enlightened people, a- t remedy the world ever saw for the reino ol disease.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, dealer in paper, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. ^eitlo lialt . Ohio 1 2. 11 . liepot, BALTIMORE, HD. CfJ- HAGS bought for Caxh, or iakeu in ciciuui|e :or Bonks, Stauwuery, &c.


ocr: I, O T1IINU!! (>\o\\un?; \ i\(A\u\\? \ MAVF. just returned fr?>tn Philadelphia and I l'. iltirnoi c w ith a very handsome u??n linciil lbuthj made Clothing, fur Spring and Summer, the very latest fashions and at very reduced Coats from 87 1-2 rents up to $15 Pants 4i G2 1-2 " 14 7 Vests " 02 1-2 " " 5 I lose "8 " " :t? 1 -2c Hose " 12 1-2 " " 62 l-2c HATS ! HATS ! I have also a very prime lot of Hats, of different of the following description, viz : lilaek fine High Crown, " " Still* Brim, " " High Crown, nap'd rim, " Washington Hat, very line, High Crown, a beautiful article. Pearl and Black Know Nothing, cheap, and Black United States stiff brim, also llats of all descriptions, from 12 1-2 ccnts to $1 .25. Suspenders, Stocks, Cravats, //andkerchiefs, Fine Shirts, Linen Bosoms, Check Shirts, Fancy Shirts, Ladies1 and Gentlemens1 &c., &.c. Tobacco and Segars. 1 have also a choice lot of Tobacco and Se gals, all of which I will sell unusually low for rash, or to punctual customers at the usual credit. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. J. HUM RICK HOUSE. Shepherdstown, March 31, 18.*)."). 1!) ? tf , '


ocr: ST HAY COLT ! /'A YI.L' to the subscriber's resider.ee, bout '* miies from Shepherdstown, i? ad leading to Ktrueysville, on ?J 5 tls November, A Dark Bay Mare Colt, supposed to be L> years old next spring, star in the forehead, and both hind while. The ovwier is requested to foiward, prove property, pay charges her aivav. JONATHAN E. WATERS. December 8, lSf>5. 3t i


ocr: NOTICE! fJMlE notes given at mv sale on the _! day oj March last, are now due, payment is expected forthwith. 1 can teen at n.y resid; nee in iit any time, i hope this notice will attended to and save cost. HK IIAKT) <J. WILLIAMS. December S, 1855. 3t j


ocr: CilFlEll. IIETHEB & IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEAtERS t\ n -*-"????! "> ? -V ? -- ? 7f : JO JT> and Plated Ware, Military V A n .n y /i n n :n v ^ sX l\ y ] u y U ?> 9 Wholesale anil Retail. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Md. .^3* Orders trom the country rromptly at tendtd to. Novfuiber 17, 1655. y ,vj? i-. Rra*di?, Wines and other Li


ocr: LOOK HERE ! f hive j-i>t r ceivcJ from Phi! adelphh Baltimore a Iresh supply of Gentm u '-'i also Hots* Ovi kcoxts, a ice . ..no Co.\ is and Pan is. !? r ne^n i >.


ocr: 10 U S E AN D ? AT ? PRIVATE SALE. undersigned will sell his L AND LOT, now occupied by Elizabeth McMnrran. It is a Story BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, with an otlice ad The Out-buildings consist of Corn Crib, Carriage House Nov. 24 E. C. WILLIAMS. ?


ocr: {Servants- foe iiire ! jI! A\K tor hi,re three first-ran fA FA KM HAND S, and TWO 1 R Ls, accustomed to housp work. B. T. TOWNER. :


ocr: y\S PALE rP HE undersigned has j:i>t received X supply of 1'ule Brandy, for medicinal pur on E. C. WILLIAMS,


ocr: FOR 11 IRK ! active NF.CJKO BOYS, a ged 8 or 9 years. They will put out to good places, for years, for their board and clothing, of the Editor. 25


ocr: '? V vv/ LV vw\v y *%i AY'S PILLS ! WHY ARE WE SICK? IT has b?*n the lot of the human race to bo weighed down hv disease and suffering. HOLLO WATS PIU.S are specially adapted to the relief of the M E.IK, the .NV-i/i * OL'S, llio DEHC.iTB, and the l.VURM . of all climes, ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor Hol loway personally superintend* tlie manufacture r>l his medicines in the Tinted Sutes, and offers theut to a free and enlightened people, as the best remedy the world ever saw l'ur the feuvo \ al uf disease. These Pills Purify the Blood. These famous Pills are expressly combined to operate od the stomach, the Jiver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting >*ny derangement in their functions, purifying the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus cu ring di-ease in ail its forms. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints. Nearly half the hrman rare have taken theso Pills, ft lias been proved in all parts of tho ??orld, that nothing has been found equal to them in cases of disorder* of the liter, dyspep sia, and stomach complaints generally. They soon give a healthy tone to these organs, howev


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Elank Account Book M A N' i ; F A f T U K E II , No. 151 PRATT-ST. JVrxll halt. ?V 1 )h i o R.R. Depot, BALTIMOKE, MD. ft'-llAGS booglit for Ca*b, or taken m cx?ii:ine?: lot llooks, Stationery, Sec.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, DEALER IN" PAPER, And Blank A '.'count Eg ok Vi M A K V I A '? r " K E K , V No. 151 PRATT-ST. to Halt. >V Ohio li li. 1 kuul, B A L T i M O h ? , M D . Cr?-R AGS t '?=!>' f'T'.'^li, or taken in ? ?? aanc "?r 25 l.lliolH' j


ocr: ll lTs T E E SALE. 1) Y Virtue of a Deed of Trust duly ex JJ ecuted, an J recorded in the < oust of Jefferson County, Ya , the un dersigned will sell, On Saturday the 3rd day of March, in front of Daniel Entler's Hotel, in Shep herdstown, all ihe right, title, and ot John B. Woltz, in and to a certain mb 111 said town, known upon the Flat there <>! as Lot Xo. 30, upon which the W oltz now resides. ?5^" Terms II. BKRliV , Jr., Trustee. February 3, 1855. 1 1 ? 5t |


ocr: In this place, on ihe 21st in*t., Samuel II eistl Fox, aged 1 1 years, nun of H. S. Id JVrk?ley Ct.imiy, on ihe 13ih in?t.# II i/lium Lj Idar ie, iu the 32nd year his age. Near Billing ton, Bcrkely Co., on the 1 tiiti in* I., of cocjesiive levi'r, J. If'aley son of the Key. John i^igh tv in hi* \ ear. - "? .


ocr: - 222 3 BALTIMORE MAURET Flour. ? Y^s'.e relay jher?' were *n'.c8 of 550 bbl# Howard at. at *3.75 ? an advance of 12 el*., ?>n previous *aV? of super, ? lo prime at $2.C5*$2.1'.2. .


ocr: TERMS OF OUR CAPER. Tim Shepherp*towv Register is ;.t :? year. positively to be paid the year expires. No paper discontinued (ex option of the editor) until all ar are paid up. SingJe copies cents. .A d v t. r t 1 s l * i ( NTs >,f one square or less i?>r the first 'nsertion, and -5 rents for each insertion thereafter ? larger ones in the same Advertisements not marked for any time are conti tued till forbid and char accordit glv. A deduction made to those advertise by the year. Letters or Communications to the Fditor, tip which there i> f ?staiie, unless they contain should be post-paid to insure attention. AGENTS. Wm. FL Pr.AKE, Sun Iron Buildings, Haiti, : Gk"Ku;-. A. C rofut, (successor to Lay & iher.) 73 south 4tti street, above Walnut, phia ; V. B. Palmer, Tubune Build Xtw \ oi k.


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. _ A Two- Horse for sale or trade, by 29 Rentch <5* S'onebraker.


ocr: SHEPHERDSTOWN HE V. J. L. FRARY, Principal. ANNA OBER, Assistant, ami Teacher of Music ami French. obtained a large ami convenient House, we are prepared to accommodate boarding pupils. The year is divided into two sessions, of 5 months each, commencing on the 1st Monday in September and February. Terms per Session of Five Months : Hoard, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, ?75 00 Instructions on the Piano, - 20,00 Preparatory Course, 10,00 Academical ('curse, 15,00 Classical Course, 20.00 French, 0,00 1855. :>6? tf ? I


ocr: PULLED AND PLUD LINsEYS. \lar^e ^*soitmc!il of fulled and pV: I Lin sey, home-made flannel, which v. ill be to the trade low. Wool taken in exchange. I Oct 20 CaMEKOaN lis. STALL 1 .


ocr: OF PROPERTY. I ) V Virtue of a Deed of Trust from John ) T. Cookus, John M.Cookus and oth to liobert Worthington, of record, in the County Court of Jellerson Coun ty, dated Febiuary 18, 1818, in which the undersigned has been, by an of the County Court, substituted 0 Trustee in tho stead of Robert Worthing ton, deceased, 1 will olfer at Public Sale, Saturday the 31st day of March, inst., fit front of Daniel Kntler's Motel, in the following Heal Pro viz : Brick Dwelling STORE HOUSE, (icrman Street, in which John T. for many years, conducted tho business. This is a very eli location for business, and is very propertv. Also OF LOT, NO. 38, O.Y Street. Thero is a small tenement this Lot, which is situated immediate ly in the rear of the Sloge House and Lot. tjouscs mil) ilots, Mill Street, numbered 123 and 12-1 respectively, in the l'lat of Shtpherdp Also present occupied by Mrs. Magachy. HOUSE AND LOT, the North West corner of German and Street*, at present occupied by Miss Staley. Also UNIMPROVED LOTS, the South side of German street, op to Mrs. i'arran's. One of which the German Reformed Churcll AUo W, Y aeunV V \\\m\>vo\ c A i jot ,


ocr: Fiinxrti Kaii. roads. ? A Paris corres pon 'e:it < I the Newark Advertiser writes as follows : The French cnrs are ninch more com. fort able than the English, a fan which 1 take pleasuie in recordi 1* on account its uniqueness, it being the only par iMiiar I have yet seen in winch comfort app'ard to be studied. The first class, I <i xii r?o is cushions, and a thick >hei'p->kin carpet, are supplied with long, il.itU'tinded cylinders oi copper filled with u nier, renewed at inte rvals, and af loidiiiija most agreeable warmth to the {Vet. What a contrast to the English cars in which I f.oze for seven mortal hours worn Liverpool and London ! And much letter, too lire these cylinders thai, the others Moves witii which our are heated. Fi-'htail IUrnlrs. ? In the Eastern oi' these United States, the>e articles furnished by gas litters. In Oregon, / 5 o ' the following paragraph shows, nature them. Fish are caught in Puget Oregon, which when dried, and lit the tail, will burn like a candle.


ocr: Shepherdstown, Va. REV. J. L. FKARY, Principal. EU7.X A. CAAIPUEfJ.. Jnh taut, and Teacher of Music ami French. obtained a i n rirc anil convenient House. we are nrepand lo srrommoJntc boarding pupils, The year is divided info two 8es.siouf,ol 5 months cach, commencing on th" l.-t Monday in September arid February. Terms per Session of Five NoiiUm : <>ard, 'J'uition, Fuel and Lights, $75.00 nstructions on ilie Piano, 20,00 I'r-parut ?ry Course, 10,00 Aradcmical Course, 15,00 Classical Course, 20.00 French, ? 6,00 July 28, IS55. r>G? if


ocr: JJ ** / 1 Jj JjjL ZJ 0 In this place, on Wednesday last, the 1st inst., Mr. Walter Ji. for a long time one of the principle Mer chants ol this place, r.g?d about 85 years. On the 2t?iii ult., near Shepherdstown. .Mr. (icorze Cojfiiiberger, aged about son of .Mr. Win, Colfcnberger.


ocr: Gvcat Southern lie me A \*. CORDIAL, for all Bowel Disea ses. Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Bilous Cholic, Cholera Infantum. of Jacob's Cordial are loo well known require encomiums. For sale by CHARLES HARPER, Agent. August 1 1, 1855. A A


ocr: GLORIOUS ! ' Cireatest Scheme ever Presented to the People. acknowledged to be IN BEAUTY IN LI HERA LIT V. OVER THREE THOUSAND Offered in one Scheme For the Benefit of that Great To ken* of a Nations Gratitude, The Na tional Monument , under the sole control and management of the Washington Society. LOOK AT TIIE LIST OF PHIZ E S ! FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. Ten Thousand Dollars ! Two of Five Thousand Dollars ! Four of Two Thousand Dollars ! Ten of One Thousand Dollars ! Fifty of Five Thousand Dollars ! 5U0 of One Hundred Dollars ! 500 of Fifty Dollars ! 1,000 Prizes of 25 Dollars! and 1,000 of 10 Dollars Each !! Making in all over Three Thousand .Wagnijirent Prizes ! ! SPLENDID PREMIUMS to those forming the Largest Clubs, consisting of Ten Beautiful Oil Paintings Scenes in American History, valued at $150 each. ?3&T All Prizes guaranteed by the Laws of the State ! TO THE PUBLIC. The Washington Society would feel some re luctance in appealing to the poeplc wore it for a less ot less noble than that


ocr: SALE, I") I U^l ANT to a Decree of the Circuit 1 Court of Jefferson County, in the suit ol \\ illiam \\ . M a?r ruder against Catharine S. Suivelv, the undersigned Commissioners appointed for the pur pose, will olTVr tor sale before Daniel Entler's Hotel, in Shepherdstown, Ou Monday the *2 2a d of October, next, Two Story ARB OF GROUND, on Mill Street, in Shep herdstown, now occupied by Mis. Cath arine S. Snively. This property is very well improved, and one of the lots is a VALUABLE GARDEN, having also in it a great variety of CHOICE FRUIT. TERMS OF SALE. ? One third cash and the residue upon a credit of one and two equal annual payments, with interest from the day of sale ; the title to be with held until the purchase money is all paid. C23r' ?>ale to take place at 12 o'clock, M. WM. LUGAS, ? Com N. S. WHITE, > m'rs. 45-41


ocr: Arabian Hcrse Powders I'OU the eur?; of (ilatulers, Asthma, Hide Hound, Fever, Colds, Coughs, ol Appeti'.e, and many other com plain:* mi idem to that noble animal? th# For sale by Feb. 10 CUAS. HARPER, Ag't


ocr: B A 1/1' I M OUE M A R K ET. Flour ? The Flour market to-day was some what depressed. We note sales hi all about 1>0U bbls. Howard St. brands at >10. salt - of white, at red j?t? .t0al?.35. Oorn ? sales of white at!Jt>?lWe jyellow ySaiOOc. Cats? sales at 6'4ati.> ets. Kye? sales ?1 40a 148. Clipper 4th instant.


ocr: i ' FRESH DRUGS ! 1UIE subscriber has just received a fresh sup . ply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, <Scc., &,c., to which he invites the attention of the generally, among which will be found Borax, spirits Hartshorn, Cream Tartar, Alcohol, Li quorice, Quinine, Salad Oil, Castor Oil, Paint Brushes, Calomel, Opium, Gum Arabic, Sal Soda, Swane's Panacea, Ayei's Cherry Pecto ral, and all oihi r a"icles usually kept in a Store. will promise to sell the above ar ticles as low as they can be purchased else where. CHARLES HARPER, Agent. u, 7, 1855. 20 ? tf


ocr: ? BARGAINS! undersigned takes this method of inform X ing the citizens of Shepherdstown and sur rounding country, that they have opened and es tablished, in the Store Room formerly by Mr. David Billmyer, New and Cheap Cash Store, would invite the attention of the public their large and extensive assortment of Boots and Shoes, Caps, Domestics, Hard Queens-ware, Wooden llollow-ware, Earthen Cedar- ware, Stone- Bacon and Sugars, Molasses, Paints, Brushes, Teas, Coffee, Candles, Tobacco, Crackers, Cheese, Carpeting, Matting, and a thousand other articles too numerous particularize, in short, every thing that consti tutes a well kept UROCERY. Having purchased our entire stock of goods for cash, we are enabled to sell them at unpre cedented low prices. All we ask is a call the public, and we are confident they will not go away without feeling assured that they procured great birgains. RENTCH & STONE BRA KER. Shepherdstown, April 28, 1855. 23? tf


ocr: BACON AND LARD. Viol of prime iiacon and Lard, just received and for sale by May 5 RENTCII &. STONEB RAKER,


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIMBS, DEALER ItT PAPER, And Blank Accost Book M 4KUr ACT C It E K , No. 151 PRATT-ST. Nkxtto Bait. St Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. (X?~ XL A G S 1 ? t <i?r c.ab, or la!;c? iu ciiiangt i or Look:-, ttaiit.icry, &c. : 1 (.#!?. I# . !v( t>, for S;? I ? ? l>v J 11 Mclh^xWee.


ocr: TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SAW. 1400 Minervia Cigars, 500 Venus do .jOt) !. 1 Diderna do ! >0 Three ( rotvns do 0 '0 li'l i'j; . '2 H -z. (ia^pctts Scotch 1 Hurt ClarbtMioe Extra Tobacc-.j, 1 do Gravely do received and lor sale bv 9 J. ],. TOW \*ER.


ocr: By the Rev. R. Smith, on the 18th at the house of Mr. James K. McDonald to Miss Sarah M.Ful ley% all of Berkeley Cuuuty, Ya.


ocr: MULES ! 1AME to the subscribers residence, 4 ' miles West of Sheplierdstown, about the 8th of August, TWO MULES, both Bright Bays, with blacklegs; other marks perceivable except collar They have been appraised at The owner is requested to come prove property, pay charges and them away. JOSEPH 15. JONES. September 1, 1835. 41-3t


ocr: NEGRO MA FOR SALE. Virtue of a l)ee?l of Trust to ifte for the u?e of Wm. ttightttinr, fr*??i? duly exeruu-il and riconL-il, I wi?| ofTer for *>a!e 111 front of Panic! Lnt ler'g Hotel, in Shepl.cnlston, Saturday, *20th October next, a: 2 o'clock, 1\ M.t ^ One Negro ?Man Tom, Jk. lite the property of Dur'n! K. ()>bourn, for Cavli. * H. IJEKUY. Jr* Sept. 29, 18.?5. J ruciee.


ocr: SALE. T)URSUANT to a Decree of the Cirrtiit Court of Jefferson Conatv, i? j}lc suit of William VV. Majjruder against S. Snivel v. the undersigned appointed for t!i* pur pose, will offer lor sale before Daniel flutter's Hotel, in Siiephordstown, Monday (lie 22:id of OdubtT, nexf. Two Story mb GROUND, on .Mill Street, in Shep now oeenpied by Mis. Cath S. Snively. This property is verv improved, and one of the lots is a GARDEN, having also in a great variety of CHOICE FRUIT. TERMS OF SALE. ? One third ca*!i the residue upon a credit ol one and two equal annual payments, with interest the day of sale : the title to he with until the purchase money is all paid. to take place at 12 o'clock, M. WM. LUCAS, ) Com N. S. WHITE, I m'rs. September 20, 1955. - 4 1


ocr: ESTRAY M E !o tlie subscribers residence about I 4 miles west of Shepherdstown, on the 1st of July las!, A REI) M U LEY HEIFER, 2 years old, ball faced, crop oil i'io right ear, a slii in the left ear, white feet, appraised at $1 1 . The owner is re to come forward, piove property, charges and take her away. james walker. 29, 185."), 45 ? 3t


ocr: A X ES ? TA X ES ? T A X ES. rnilE Taxes for tho present year are JL now due, and in the bauds ol the un dersigned for collection, who will expect from all prompt payment. JOHN W. MOORE, Sheriff, KOBER r LUCAS, Jr? D.S., J AS. W. CAMPBELL, U.S., THOMAS I). MOUKE, I). S. September 29, 1855. 45?


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. .Yexffo Bait. ?V Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. C&" R ACS t'Oii?ht for Cash, or taken in exchange for Uooks, Stationery, &c.


ocr: Great Sov\U\eri\ Remedy. CORDIAL, for all Bowel Disea ses. Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea. Bilous Cliolic. Cholera Iiilan'om. of Jacob'* Cordial are too wfll known encomiums. For sale by CHARLES HARPER, Agent. 1 1855.


ocr: NEW GOODS ! Iie*partfuily invite the attention of my ens. lofners and the public generally, to my well Slock of Liquors, Boots, Shoes, Caps, Domestics, Ready made Clothing, &x., all uf which I soi determined to sell as to* aa iu?y U my niighhora fur Cash or to puadaal on a reasonable credit. ^ h. C. MBsKITT. Shepberdatowo, April 21,


ocr: LOOK HAVE placed the notes and accounts due me in the hands of E. I. LEE, for collection, for the purpose my debts, and I hope my friends customers w ill do me the favor of upon Mr. Lee an J making prompt as I aiu very anxious to 1 owe. JAMES L. TOWNER. I" CANNOT be ex peeled to give the in dulgence which Mr. Towner might mv tiutv will require me, after a reasonable time to give the par ties an opportunity of saving costs, according to law. 1 hope this will be regarded by all concerned. E. I. LEE. September 8, 1855. 42 ? tf


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. A Two llor?e tor sale or trwle, by Sept 29 Renlch 4- Slonebruker.


ocr: i SLAVES. ft Ft OF. is hereby given thai from \ after this dale, all negroes, found go in, r at large without a pass, after 9 o ai"ni?hi," or who may be found at time'violating the Sabbath, or any regarding >laves, will be apprehends, O j punished. ! 'J he Magistrates of and Neighborhood. 13, 1855. 3!>~'r |


ocr: llKlS'i subscriber has just received Oranges, Lemon?, Raisins, Candies, Figs, ttc., <fcc. Dec. 22 E. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: BALTIMORE MARKET. Flour. ? Howard st. $8.50. Wheat. |2.07a$2.08; red S1.85aS1.93. Corn. ? While and yellow. good to prime, ;ft 7 4;i76 cts. Oats. ? Good to prime, at' 38a40 cts. Rye. ?-Pennsylvania at $1.22. ! land $1 .10a$1.12.? Clipper 28 th.


ocr: ! -OF BRIDGE STOCK ! r WILL offer at Public Sale, on TUES 1 P\Y the 1st uay of J A MIA KY. 1856, !?ef<?re l!ie 1 1 i?tei of Daniel hinder, hcrdstou ii, it SHARES the Stock of the Virginia and Maryland rii??re Company. Terms m ad* known on the dav of sale. SAMUEL IUDENOUK, Adm'r of W. ('. Worthiugtou, dee'd. December 22, 1855. 'it til ! The subscriber has just received Pecan Nats, Almonds, Currants,


ocr: ' NOTICE. | WISH to purchase for my little gftnd sou, a 1'ONKY, of small *ize, is perfectly pentic. For <?f the above description a, price will he given. K. B. TOWNER, 1855. 7 ? 31


ocr: subscriber having qualitied as A ministrator o! the Estate of Jo! \d _L ministrator of the Estate of Braniner, deceased, hereby notifies all those indebted to the said deceasiJ, come forward and settle up, and having claims against said deceased requested to present them properly au thenticated, as I will endeavor to have all the papers ready by the Bill of February, next, on which day 1 will sell the proper ty of said deceased. DAMKL BROOKS, Adm'r. January 20, 1855. 9 ? ?'Jl


ocr: j LEATHER, Jcc., &c. (1ALF ^kins lilack and Bronze .Morocco, J ing Skins of all kinds, with a complete as sortment ol Shoe thread, Pegs und sale lUVID


ocr: The Galve&tpn Civilian of the 1 g ves an account of a fight between companies of Texas volunteers, Captains Callahan, Henry and and a large body of Lipan Indians, Eagle pass, if! wlrch lie Indian? severe tv chastised, 85 killed and over wounded. ? % ? The Alexandria papers record the gen erosity of a number of the citizens of plac<} towards Mr. llerod Jenkins, a wor* thy resident of Clarke. He lost his and some of his purchases in the Potom ac ; and was furnished with another and assistance to get home.


ocr: ' SALT ! |AA Sacks of Fine and Ground Alum salt, lull iuit rcceivcd ami for sale by 6 DAVID VILUVYER.


ocr: undersigned returns his -V thanks t.. the Fire Company ami do who labored ?o as.?idmni-.'j t<> }>r ? * . . rVdin instruction, on lus property from ,, ia*i. >i'e 2 i. I85r'- '


ocr: On Thursday evening, the 22nd mat., \ v the Uev. !1. Mathews, Mr. Franklin Jtowers , to Miss Margaret Horn, ail of t.iis County. On the 17th inst., at Harpers Ferry, by Rev. J. F. 1'iiee, Samuel A elhj and t Win eoe, all ol' .le tiers on county. On the tiOih inst., by Rev, I*. Fleirher, Davenport If Wdhie* to Mt>s Sarah ./., daughter of Mr. Janjps llurr, all of ijiis county, .


ocr: A N Election will be held in llie Town /l I * all, on the 1st Monday in April, 1855, for "ten lit and able men, b? freeholders and inhabitants of tie Tdhii. to serve as .Mayor, Recorder, and ('om Councilioen of the same for o,. year or until their successors shall been elected and qualified. " -The election will be held under superintendence of Messrs. li zi:i Sim* gart, Abraham Harris ind John M. f'ri;. t. T. H. TOWNCU, Mayor. ! March 2 I, 1855. 18 ? 2t


ocr: -^S T. NEWTOJJ KURTZ, /A Wholesale and Rdtail m BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, '* DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANOKACTl'KKR, No. 151 PRATT-ST. J\> xtto Halt. >S' Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, MD. (If/'RAGS bought lor Ca*lt, or taken in exchange tor Books, Stationery, &c. |


ocr: RAG CARPETING. A l"1 Rag Carpeting, for sale low by April 21 CAMERON & 8TALBY.


ocr: U (J ItiiK if SHOES. ? A stock of ladies' and gentlemen's i.hher Shoes, I or sale bv Oct. 21 J II Mc Emir ce.


ocr: STRAY COLT ! to the subscriber's residence, ) bout 2 miles from Shepherdstown, the road leading to Kemeysville, on November, A Dark Bay Mare Colt, to be 3 years old next spring, siar in the forehead, and both hind The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges take her away. JONATHAN E. WA TERS. December 8, 1855. 3t


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. A Two- Ilor.e CARRIAGE? lur *ale or trade, by Sept 29 Iienlch if ti'onebraker.


ocr: FACTORY ! ! riMJE undersigned having taken the Facto 1 ry formerly occupied by 'i?uru? I'rice. anil purchased * h?' Machinery, ar?? piP|ii(ri) lo Jur* nihil all kind* of Ciooda usually tuadc IU vv Kilfii Factory. Alao ? POI NDS OF WOOL in excharijj?' I or the above rihuJm or any kind of ^ t??re (ioods. Country work will alao grumpily MUi.di (1 t<>. SAW attached to the Factory i* in working crd?-r, and ?nv sawing that thf public nifty la?Of ua wiltv nu ? t with prompt attention. t if P'-rfoa * wishing anv work dona in th? above line* Mill find it to their i titer cut tu call and tee u* btfvre going al-ewhere. LAMLKU.N A STALE V. fehephterd&owt), Aug ost II, 1855, if


ocr: IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AN'D DEALERS cpm a :n n wt> ir , ^ .to ^ , 3? .09% *> ir *? IJ AjjL>sLj6 y, jxwjSj u^i3 Silver and Plated Ware, Military Ci90BSa Wholesale and Retail, BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Md. fCr* Orders from the country promptly at tended to. November 17, 1955. 5Q? lv . A a


ocr: Arabian ikrse Powders f?fj the rnr?* of ( Taiulerf, A I II Mf-lnHMnf, f'oHjft, ro?.?h?, p, mid mnnv f?'her er?:t? tills incident to that m?bk atitmal ? the llorse. i'*trr ?alt? hv l'Vb. Id eilAS. IIARI'KK.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST, Next to Halt. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, M D. (P?" RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange tor Books, Stationery, & c.


ocr: Clothing; at Cost ! c underpinned wishing to close his stock JL of fall and winter *al?:s of Clothing, to muko room for his spiing and summer goods, will off at Cost all his Winter Goods on hand, //e has Overcoats ai low as and Business from up to $10, good articles. I'auts from up to Vests Iroiu 73 cents up to Cuil and sec before )ou purchase else lure. December 23 Hnmriekhouse.


ocr: subscriber lias just received Pecan Nutf, ' Almonds, Currants, Raisins, Lemons, Prunes, Assorted Candies, Kt.glish Walnuts, Snjrnr Toys, Preserved Pine A pples, <fcc., <kc. Per. 22 CM AS. HARPER, A?'t. NOTICE! is hereby vjven that I have


ocr: i 1 MA LT1MOUE MAKKKT. Flour. ? The Flour market under t,ho Asia's advices, have given way. We note sales of 500 bbls. Howard Street :\i $8.02 ! ? a decline of 12? cents per bbl Wheat. ? Sales of good to prime at $1,83 a $2. Corn. ? Sales of good to prime, at 78 a 81 els. Oats. ? Sales of good to pime at 3.") a 38 ets. Rve. ? Sales ol Wes tern Virginia and Ohio at $1,18 a 1,20. ? Clipper, 20 th inst.


ocr: UBL I C ? OF BRIDGE STOCK! | WILL oiTer at Public Sale, on TUES DAY the 1st bay uf JANUARY, 1856, lore liie Hotel '.f Daniel Entlcr, Shep- town, SHARES the ?>l the Virginia and Maryland limine Cvinpu^f, 00'"" Terms uiad? .mi i he- dav of sale, M SA.ULU\L 1UDENOUR, Adra'r nl W. (J. Wortbiuglon, dee'd. December 2 2, 1855. 2i


ocr: On the 13th inst., by Rev. J no. 0. Procter, Mr. Levi Crairford to Miss Ma r y JFaulkerson , all of Berkeley County. On the 1 Oth inst. , by Kev. Jas. Brown, ^ea! to Miss Catharine Jenkins, both of M artinsbnrg. By the H? v. Joseph H. Plunket, on the 9th inst., John Duganey to Mi.?j Fitzm^rris, ?ll ol Berkeley. By the same, on the 13th inst., David k'tmj) anil Miss Margaret Day , ail t,f On the 13th inst., bv the Rev. E. We! tv. Vr, Hil/iam F. Manuel, of Prince County, to Mi*s .Inn a P ll'hit - of thi* County. DtT" Martinsburg and Baltimore Clipper.please copy.


ocr: A CA 11 D. E undersigned would inlorm A friends that he can be found at hi - sos sum, Messrs. MUM'S, AUSTIL k Mc No. 129, Market Street, where he would be to see them. KOBERT G. HARPER. Philadelphia, Feb. 24, 1S55. 1 1-tf


ocr: . *31 a, Fcr Sale or Trade. ..." .'-^r a r??H?rt caukuge i lor s if ??r tra.!'\ hf I Srpi. ZM I'thle/i Xtombruicr.


ocr: ? Fli.LKD AND PIAID LIX3ETS. \ I a rot ? ftMPftmfci.t of fuJi - ^1 v* 1 l' ^lf *''?i XX *ty, nomft-madfc fhhrief, wTMcf. w?Ti ?? *>? to the tiatic low. Wooi tekep U e*f??L?v Oci 20 CfAMEKOTT & jSfAvfcy


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book NANDFACTDKKRi No. 151 PRATT-ST. Jsexlto Ball, ft Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, M I> . Q&- HAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange tor Books, Stationery, kc. , j


ocr: U I FOR RENT. ^HF Virginia and Maryland Bridge ompany offer for rent, their N 1) T W o () T II E R>nk. STONE BUILDINGS, MM. near the Potomac river, in Washington Md. Also ? their near the Bridge, on the Virginia Shore. O&F* Immediate possession of tho can be had, and of the other property oil '.he 1st of April, next. C&T For terms, apply to the subscri ber, or in his absence to Mr. Joseph Fnt ler. E. I. LEE, President, Va. & Md. Bridge Company. January 27, 1855. 10 ? Ot CEP'"" Hagerstown Torch Light and Charlestons Free Press and Spirit please co |*y 0 weeks. Jan. 27 C<


ocr: |t??! ? ill SALE LAND. the authority vested in me by the last will and testament of Joseph deceased, and with the consent of i)rusilla K;iv, I will. Saturday (lie 17i!i of February, next, at Public Sale, between t!ie hour? of 12 and 1 o'clock, at Daniel Fuller's Ho tel. in yhepherdstown, Jefferson 0>., V"a., A LOT OF GROUiVD, in Berkeley County, devised by said Jo Turner to Drusilla Kay, lor life, together with a j TSAHj ZOT ^jacent thereto, in Jefferson Co., upon which is a HOUSE, STABLE, &.c., TO CONTAIN BETWEEN 7 OR 8 ACRES. TERMS OF SALE.? One half cash, in Six months, w iih interest from 1st day of April, at which time pan of the property will be given. deferred payment to be secured by bond of the purchaser, with satisfacto security, or a deed of tr\ist upon the K. I. LEF, Administrator, Willi the Will annexed of Joseph Turner. January 27, 1855. 10 ? It * Martinsburg Gazette please co until sale. Jan. 27


ocr: T, NEWTOtf KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. JSlcxtto Mult. &; Ohio li.Ii. Depot, BALTIMORE , MD. CC?~ HAGS bou<;ht for Cash, or taken in exchange lur Books, Stationery, &o. v


ocr: WOODEN WARE. \\*ooden U are, Brushes, Brooms, &c., w received and lor sale by ; April si L C HESKETT. prune article ol" V mega r, for sale by


ocr: L O T H I N G ! ! (>\o\\ung \ C\o\\uw* \ [HAVE just returned from Philadelphia aud Baltimore with a very handsome assortment of Ready-made Clothing, for Spring and Summer, uf the very latest fashions and at very reduccd Coats from 87 1-2 cents up to <15 Pants 14 62 1-2 " " 7 Vests " 62 1-2 " " 5 I lose " 8 " " 37 l-2c Hose " 12 1-2 " " C2 l-2c HATS ! HATS ! havcp|?<>a very prime lot of Hats, of ditferent of the following description, viz : Black fine High Crown, " 44 Still' Brim, il " High Crown, nap'd rim, " ,c Washington Hat, very fine, High Crown, a beautiful article. Peai I and Black Know Nothing, cheap and Black I nitcd States stiff brim, also Straw Hats of all descriptions, from 12 1-2 cents to $1,25. Suspenders, Stocks, Cravats, 7/andkerchiefs, Fine Shirts, Linen Bosoms, Check Shirts, Fancy Shirts, Ladies' and Geotlcmens* &c., kc. Tobacco and Sogars. 1 have also a choice lot of Tobacco and Se gars, all of which 1 will sell unusually low for cash, or to punctual customers at the usual credit. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. A. UUMRIC kHOUSE. Sliepherdstown, March 31, 1855. 1!) ? tf T i J j I


ocr: THUS If TIE rtl'3 wMlf-PIIERDSTOWV IIk.gister is Weekly at $0 a year, positively to be paid before ear expire?. No paper discontinued (ex cept at the optioo of the editor) until all ar rearages are paid up. Single copies (>i cents. _ Advertisements of one square or less cent* for the first insertion, and 25 cents for each insertion thereafter ? larger ones in the same propoi tion. Advertisements not roar ked for any specified time are continued till forbid and char ged accordingly. A deduction made to those who advertise by the year. betters or Communications to the Editor, up- on which there is postage, unless they contain money, ihould be post-paid to insure attention, AGENTS. ^ m. II. Pease, Sua Iron Buildings, Balli- , more; C. I'ilrce, Philadelphia ; \ . iJ. Palmer, i\?* York. - ? ? ? ? ? ??????? ?? ? -*">???


ocr: j ' " zm BA RGAIXS ! BARGAINS ! BA KG A I XS ! rjMfi: un-Jersiened tske.s tbi* method of in'orm : 1 ing the citizens of Shepherdstown and sur rounding reunify, i hat they hue ope ed and es tabhshed. in tin* S[,irr Room fuimerlv o.'onp i<?| | by M r. D ivid Kill o\ cr, A New and Cheap Cash Store, and would in vice the attention of the public lo i|j< ir l;irj?e and extensive assortment of ( i roceries. Boots, Shoe.?, Hats, Caps, Domestics, Hard Queens- ware, Wooden ] iollow-ware, Earthen Cedar-ware, Stone-Ware, (ilass-ware, Bacon and Lard, Stationery, Sugars, I\ To lasses, Paints, Brushes, Kopes, i eas, Coflee, Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, C rackcrs, Cheese, Spices, Sail, Carpeting, Matting, Notions, and a thousand other articles too numerous to purlieu lari/e. in short, every thing that coiu-ti tu!e? a well kept (?ROUERV. iving purchased our entire slock of goods for ca.-h, we are enabled to sell them at un[ ie cedented low prices. All we a.-k is a call truin the public, and we aro confident they Nil! not ^o awnv without feeling assured thai tiiey have procured great bargain*. REN OH A STOXECR \KER. Shepherustown, April 28, 18;*>5. 23? if


ocr: REAL PROPERTY. Yirt?:e of a Deed of Trust from Wil liam Faucett, to thp undersigned, the benefit of the creditor therein lecord ;n the Clerk's office of ;he Coun Court of this County, I will offer Sale, before the Hotel ol ifl Shepherdstown, SATURDAY 24th FEBRUARY, at 2 o'clock, P. >|t| NO. Nfew Street, together wiih the and improvememts thereon, occupied bv A. VVm. Moulder. E&~ 'i 'erms of JOHN M. JEIVETT, Truxttt. February 10, 1855. 12? 3t 1


ocr: Arabian Hcrse Powders ifie cute oi Glanders, ! Hide-Bound, Fever, Colds, of Appetite, and many other incident to that noble animal ? For sale hv Feb. 10 CHAS. HAttPEK,


ocr: CLOSES YuttMrL HE GENTLE WITH THY WIFE. Be gentle ?for you little know /low many trails arise ; Although to thee they may be small, To her, of giant size. Be gentle ! tho"1 perchance that lip May speak a murmuring tone, The heart mayspca* with kindness yet, And joy to be thine own. Be gentle ! weary hours of pain Its woman's lot to bear ; Then yield her what support thou cans't, And all her sorrows share. -Be gentle ! for the noblest hearts At times may have some grief, And even in a pettish word May see to find relief. Be gentle ! none are perfect here ? Thou'rt dearer far than life; Then husband bear, and still forbear ? Be gentle to thy wife. |


ocr: GOODS AT COST. willse!! our ? of Sinnuier [)re?i 1! at Cod, lor ' '.udi. (live t:* call and ?^et >uch Lat^aill^ a"? can i?e li<ui tierc t he. camero.n & stai.ky. 35 ? .1


ocr: V IR0TSE1 & IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AS*D TEAIERS wAsaua, m jm?, and Plated Ware, Military FAHGY S06BS "Wholesale and Retail, BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, Md. Orders from the country promptly at to. November 17, 1855. 52? ly I


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Ball. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. (Kf- BAGS bought Tor Cash, or tak?ii in exchange for Books, Stationery, &c. 1853. I


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. A Two- Horse


ocr: November 26, 1953. 1? ly i! av\er Sptw\\s\\ Mixture \\ THE CELEBRATED COMPOUND, SCIENTIFICALLY prepared O best articles of the Materia Medica, ! has gained an unrivalled reputation for the following good t fleets, viz : PURIFYING THE BLOOD, and thus curing Scrofula, Syphilis, Ul cers, Old Sores, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, and all diseases arising the Imprudent Use or Abuse of Mercury. Regulating the Stomach and Bowels, thus o o * it cures Liver Disease, Indigestion, Bil ious Complaints, Costiveness and Piles. Strengthening the Digestive Organs, thus causing the food to nourish and support every part. Regulating the Secretive Organs, and, by enabling them to their proper functions, preventing and curing Bilious. and other Painful Diseases. Strengthening and Quieting the Nervous System, thus allaying Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases of the Nerves. It is unrivalled in the cure of all Female Diseases ! Weakness, Irregularity, Ob structions, $'C. It is Entirely Safe in all Cases. Acting in harmony with the powers of nature, it never injures but al ways benefits and cures, as thousands voluntary certificates from the best au thorities testify. Dgr Recollect that each bottle bears the name of BENNET & BEERS, Druggists, No. 125 Main street, Ric hmond, V a. ?^~None other is Genuine. EST'Price One Dollar per bottle, or bottles for Five Dollars. Sold Druggists and Country Merchants in all the cities and counties of the United Canada and the West Indies, and for by E. C. WILLIAMS, Va. December 30, 183L 6 ? ly Iuant five hundred pair of country knitt in tr^de. L I 1 ? j I 1 ' I


ocr: ? ? m . i . .uli^ i Oiln Linseed Oil,Ju., JjJ?t i ceived arid for^aalc by % if August 1 1 VViIXlA(| ? -


ocr: LIVE II COMPLAINT, A VJVDICE , D YSAEPSM, Chronic or .Nervous Debility, of the Kidneys. and all diseaics ari ring from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such a* Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or to the Head, Acidity of (he Stomach, .\'ausra, HeaitWn. iJisgust lor Food, Fullness or weight in Ihe Stomach, Sour Cructations, or Flu'terin;? at the Pit of the Stomach, of ihe Head, Hurried and difficult Fluttering at the Heatf, Clionking cr Sensations when in a lying Posture, of V ision, Dots or Web? Wore the Fever and Du.l Pain 111 the HkaJ, DeS liemy oi Pcr.-j irstion, Yellowness of the Skin and Kyet, Pain in the bide, Back, ('heat, Limbs, r-udden Flushes of Heat, Burning in tho Constant Imaginings of Evil, uml great Ui-preuMon of Hpirits, can be effectually cured by DOCTOR HOQFLAND'S CKLLURATED BiTTEUa, PREPARED bv DR. C. M. JACKSON, MEDICINE STORE, ?Yo. 120 Arch St., 1 door below Sixth, Pkila. Their power over the above diseases is not


ocr: On the 15th inst., in this County, Mrs. ?liza C. Craig hiii , iu her G7t!i year. At the residence of the Hon. VVin. II. Sutton, Old River, Lake Chico, Arkansas, on the 21th ult., of Congestive fever, Mr. John I'incenhcUcr, formerly of Martins burg, in the 47ih year of his age. In Darkesville, Berkeley County, the 9th inst., E. Willi s j/arkel , of ty phoid fever, aged 17 years, 7 months I day. Near Shepherdstown, on the 12th ult., ^?ary Film, daughter of Henry and bella Barnhai t,a<M (1 2 years and 8 months. _ P


ocr: USE AND ? AT PRIVATE SALE. rp HE undersigned will sell his 1 AND LOT, now occupied by Elizabeth McMurran. It is Story BKICK DWELLING,^ eight rooms, with an office ad joining. The Out buildings consist of Corn ('rib, Carriage House No*. 24 E. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: S! A VJNG jolt returned from the eastern mar keta, I am now able to offer I* Ike public a tine and well selected. *H?ck of Pall and Winter Goods, a? follow*; ? Black and Fancy ClotlK, and fjney Ca - si meres. Setinett* mt aM and grades .Tweeds, Beverteeae, Mous itns of all descriptions. Alpaca*, Gingham*, Siik*, Barred Cambrics, HeM *tv [c Fi ie Assortment of Shawl*. Hosiery of kinds. A superabundant assortment oC CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES. SB Also ? a complete assortment of which 1 will oiler to the trade as reasonable U-rms a* they c an be I. ad in the County. D.1VIV MLLMYER. ShephertUtown, OtUibri 6, !&#?>.


ocr: FACTORY ! ! undersigned having taken the Faclo? ry formerly occupied b; George Price, anil purchased the Machinery, are prepared to fur nish all kind* of Goods usually made in a Factor y. Also ? POUNDS OF WOOL in exchange for the above gooda or auy kiud oi Htore Goods. Country work will alao be promptly attended to. SAW attached to tbe Factory m in working order, and any sowing that tbe public may f?rot us wilts meet with prompt attention. Cy Person* wishing any work done in tb? above lines will find it to their interest to call and aee us before going elsewhere. CAMERON A 8TALEY. ShephenMown, August il, tf


ocr: vji n ii n?n rm? n co a. y T1 A M t) ? A ft ft & Silld &i OF A Mill Site ! Virtue of a Di ed of Trust from ) John K. While to the undersigned, I will oiler at Public Sale before the Hotel of Daniel Kutler, in Shepherdstou n, On Saturday the 22nd of September, inst., between the hours of 12 and I o'cloek, V. M., vlijat baluablc ittill Site, situated nenr Hard Scrabble, Berkeley I County, containing about 2 ACRES OF GROUND, together with t!ic WATER RIGHT which extends from the line of W illiam Rush through the lands of John W. Hol lula and George W. liollida to the hue of 1J. T. Towner, with the RIGH T of s inn ii tiiiffii AM) K 1 G 11 J' OF WAV ON EI THER SIDE OF SAID CHANNEL,! the whole fill concentrated nt the Site is between Thirty and Forty feet. This property will be sold sub ject to the contingent title to Dower ol Mrs. Ellen M. White. The undersign ed will convey such title as is vested in him. ?52?"* Terms of Sale ? Cash. JOHN M. JEWETT, Trustee of John K. White. 1855. 42 ? 3t


ocr: LOOK HERE ! HAVE placed the notes and accounts due me in the hands ol E. I. LEE, foi\ collection, for the purpose my debts, and I hope my (riends customers will do me the favor upon Mr. Lee and making prompt as 1 am very anxious to I owe. JAMES L. TOWNER, CANNOT be expected to give the in- dulgence which Mr. Towner ; my duty will require me, a reasonable time to give the par an opportunity of saving costs, according to law. 1 hope will be regarded bv all concerned. E. I. LEE. 8, 1855. 42 tf


ocr: TERMS OF OUR PAPER. The Shepherdstow * Rkgister is published weekly at $2 a year, positively to be pant before the year expires. No paper discontinued (e*. cept at the- option of the editor) until all ar rearages are paid up. S?inaf!e copies cen's. Advertiskmknts of one square or le* 50 cents for the first insertion, and 25 cenu for each insertion thereafter? larger ones in the same proportion. Advertisements not marked for any specified timeare continued till forbid and char ged according!*. A deduction made to thoto Who advertise by the year. Letftr* or Communications to the Editor, up on which there is postage, unless the) contain should be post-paid to insure attention. AGENTS. VVM. II. Peaks, Sun Iron Buildings, R.Wti ; Georob A. Crofut, (succ^sr.r to Lay & Brother,) 73 south 4th street, above \Nalnut, Philade phi* ; V. B. Palmer, Tribune Build iug>, .New \ oik.


ocr: ! ~ Principal. REV. J. L. FRARY MISS ANNA Oiu: R. Assistant, Teacher of Music and French. II A V I.-\ ( r obtained a lar^e and convenient House, we ore prepared to : ' ? ?? 1 iriM lU'll boarding pupils. The year is divided into sessions, of 5 months each, commencing on 'he l*t Monday in September and February. Terms per Session of Five Months : Hoard, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, $75.00 Instructions on the Piano, 20.00 Preparatory Ct>ur?e, 10.00 Academical Course, 15,00 Classical Course, 20.00 Frer.ch, 6,00 2G-lf j !


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. A Two- Horse CARRIAGE lor s*le or trade, by Sept. 29 Rentchfy S'onebraker. t


ocr: JUST RECEIVED Clark & Co. Cod Oil, Quinine, Gum Arabic, white; llluc Mass, best; Calomel, Castor Oil, Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Lilly White, Corn Starch, Wright's In dian Vegetable Pills, &c. Nov 11 CHARLES HAMPER, Agt.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Rait, (f Ohio R R. Depot, BALTIMORE, M D . C&- RAGS bought for Ca?h, or uken in exchange lot llookt,, Stationery, kc. |


ocr: The Sons of the Sires. I II K S m* of tlie (kres, a History of the Ri*e, Pi'j^riHSiKi DesUtoj ol the American I 'ar . j i,i teceived and fur sale by a, ni 7. ?. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: CLOCKS AND YIOIJNS. <lo?k? and Vumiim. Violin Do?r?, Violin liiiii. / *??, Kluu s, die., jukt received and fur vale by April Z\ K C W IM.IAM.Y (.


ocr: nir i? f iS will be received hv undersigned until the 1st of July, buildup of Two ( 'isterns, for ;he < 'or of Shepherdstown. Speciiica am! locations will he shown to the committee. KEZIN NIIUOART, john \r. i:k ns rf \VM. IMCS II TSTIXK.^ a June 2, 18.35. 3t |


ocr: I A A K T I C L E S. f'anes, Whips, Cum and Cosubff, Pocket Combs, Ink Stands, Port '?''?;;nius, Razors, Pen Knives, Musical f^'ruinerits, &c., for sale hv Oct 28 E. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: X E G K O M A FOR SAL.E. 1 )Y Virtue of a Deed of Trust to me .1 ) \1 ?e use of NVm. Uightsiine, from Oshourn, duly executed and recorded, 1 will offer for sr.le in front of Daniel Ent ler's Hotel, in Shepherdston, On Saturday, *20th October ot 2 o'clock, P. M., ftfo One Negro. ^\a.n Tom, late the property of David K. for Cash. II. BERRY, Jr., Sept. 29, 1835. Trustee.


ocr: RAG CARPETING. lot of Rig Carpeuo*. for ??l? to" "p _ 21 CAMERON & STALS\.


ocr: ESTRAY to the subscribers residence 1 i miles west of Shepherdstown, the 1st of July last, W, A RED MULEY HEIFER, 2 years old, ball faced, crop off right ear, a slit in the left ear, white appraised at $1 1. The owner is re d to come forward, prove charges and take her away. james Walker. 29, 1855. 45 ? 3t


ocr: GLORIOUS ! Greatest Scheme eyer Presented the People. acknowledged to he IX 11EAUTY Q UA LLED IN L 1 13 ERA L 1 T1 OVER THREE THOUSAND Offered in one Scheme For the Benefit of that Great To ken of a Nations Gratitude, The Na tional Monument , under the sole control and management of the Washington Society. LOOK AT THE LIST OF P R I Z E S ! FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE. Ten Thousand Dollars ! Two of Five Thousand Dollars ! Four of Two Thousand Dollars ! Ten of One Thousand Dollars ! Fifty of Five Thousand Dollars ! alii) of One Hundred Dollars ! 500 of Fifty Dollars! 1,000 Prizes of 25 Dollars! and 1,000 of 10 Dollars Each !! Making in all over Three Thousand Jlagnijirent Frizts ! ! S PLEN DID PREMIUMS Offered to those forming the Clubs, consisting of Ten Beautiful Oil Paintings Scenes in American History, valued at 8150 each. lT All Prizes guaranteed by the Laws of the State TO THE PUBLIC.


ocr: SALE. to a Decree of the Circuit Court ol Jefferson County, in suit of William \Y . Maaruder against atlnrine S. Snivelv, the Commissioners appointed for the pur post-, will offer for sale before Daniel En tier's Hotel, in Shepherdstown, On Monday the -22ad of October, next, The Two Story ti n n v /i :-i m n % t\ >(? 'u L; Xx Xx X \ Jj Hi 0 X OF GROUND, on Mill Street, in Shep herdstown, now occupied by Mis. Cath* aiine S. Snively. This property is well improved, and one of the lots is VALUABLE GARDEN, having also il a grt at variety of CHOICE FRUIT. TERMS OF SALE. ? One third and t!ie residue upon a credit of one two equal annual payments, with interest from the day of sale : the title to be with held until the purchase money is all paid. ? "of^ule to take place at 12 o'clock, M. WM. UJCAS, > Com N. S. WHITE, S m'rs.


ocr: c,.j^~.rc> fy -r> r -(<"1*,-? >j::l jLuj5 svi Fur the lit gist rr. CROSSING THE $11 EN A N DO A II Rl V i;il 1JV MOON -LIGHT. Tl?c moonlight sparkles o'er the deep, The wild bin! homeward wings its llight, And startles from its noon-ti le sleep The wiugM gosimer of toe night; High above our watery track, Our home i~ now discried; A beacon light to guide us back, Across tlic foam cap'd tide. Cnont'9. I Then boatsman, ply the feathered oar, We'll chant the wild wave's song: ? See, our homes we near, cheei cousin's cheer! We'll rejoice there e'er long. The ligh: liiat from yon lattice gleams, Is trimmed L? v some watchful hand, And s! ied ?> iis purest, brightest beams, To guide our shallop back to land ; Then who would nol loil tbe while, 'Mid Uie surges bounding foam, To meet at night a loved one's smilo And a joyous welcome home? Then boalsman. *' August 1S53. From lite Knickerbocker Magazine. EXTRACT FROM A COURT IN SCENE. BY J. RUSSELI. LOWELL. Agin the wall the crook-necks hung And in among 'em rested The old Queen's arm, that Granthrr Young Brought back from Concord, buMcd. The very room, 'cause she was in't Looked warm, from iloor tocelin' And ?-lie looked full as sweet agin A>> tlie apples she was peelin. She heard a foot, an knowed it tew I A-raspin on t!ie scraper ; Always to once her feel ins (lew, LiLe sparks in Uurut-up j?aper. 'He kin' o' listened on the mat, Sum doubtful of the sckel His heart kept goin' pitty-pat, Cut her'n went pity ZuLiel : Iq.jj ^riC, r, ? .*< f\ Ch:j I | I j a


ocr: GOOIKS ! {respectfully invito the attention of my cus tomers and the public generally, to my well assorted ^toek" ol Liquors, Boots, Shoos. Caps. l)oniesik's, Keatly made Clothing, c^e., all of which I am determined to sell as low a anv of my neighbors f?>r Cash or to punctual customers on a reasonable credit. h. C. HEsK ITT. Sbei'herdstowii, April 2 1. 22 ? tl 1


ocr: CLOTHING just opewd a l;esi? supply ut\ ftsttily-made C jufhwg, of a Uttl* bei r *iv|? aad make ikau has been ??2rrwd Ln this place ? vt-iV rfe?|?. < ail and ??*?. Nov 25 A- ULMHICKUOUSE.


ocr: :t,- ?> . . .. J j IJ A I/TIMOR fi M \ Rlv V.'V Flour ? We note?ales to <lavof fiOOhbJs T T <* * aril Street at and ~lJt) l?b!? City mill* v Wheat ? sales of white at $'X3o<i24(J, s *2. 25a 2 .'W. Corn ? w hite ?lU0al0.), je'low j, a 102. < >n ts ? sales of Mil., and Ya., at <j j., . t>">riO?! i?ye ? sales of Pa., at $l.60al.(i*j 0,-2d inst. p


ocr: r[' M E i ht hiving o 1 1 t j i : t : ? i ] ( 'on.*! jr i 1 I r CMti N iijt tt.*' Ma'l frum l\< i tu \>; :Jlc to Va , for t!ic next I'utir sr."?r?, ha"* j' it : ti 4 i' tiii* route a a* ?! - .!?-i ?ol? *l -HORSE C0A01F. ui.li Two Pair of vcn fine hor?;'.*, anJ H';?* eoi? \ c-\ pu^en 'ers from ; ?n ; ,\oi<.i>Cu?v n to I< !? i iu>\ ? \ i lie lor TWEXTV-FIYE CEXTS, an i the ti ::i! of Y.tcrj iilti'ition >i: mi be ?iwi l"ur ? ?;?? areoinmo.latioki l'a>si'!?i;ers or I'mvellfis ulu may i:ikelhi* line. l'us-etip i> when ieuNin^ ll?c Cars w i it enquire lor the ?'MAIL COACH." RecolJcct ? the Fare i> only .*> CeMi.-^r? ? -si * ^ r l . I will a No run a D.iily Line of ( 'oaWtet to Sharpsburg and i?oon-lu>ro, !'? QIM.N'V J I>Gonsboro\ June 03, 19, >5, 31? \ ... _ _ ^ if ii


ocr: In this place, on Wednesday last, the 20th inst., by Rev. J. I,. Frarv II. Mit'licics , Pastor ol the Pre? byterian Church, to Miss Hannah Va, , daughter of the late !Ioij Van Swcaringen, all of tli , 9m Missouri papers please cop\


ocr: CS&3C3 Fvom Peterson's Magazine. MEMORY. There is to me a magic charm, A bliss thai Memory gives, It lights again those happy hours lu which past pleasures live. 1 would not lose the dearest bliss That charms the pensive hour; When fancy free and unconfined Delights in Memory's power. It is a sunbeam to the heart, And gilds the darkest scene ; It charms in midnight's wakeful hour, A lore and vanished' dream. - It gives us back the joys of youth, v Unclouded, free from care , ' - And Friendship too which proved the truth Of many an earnest prayer. Tho' faded hopes, and grief, and caro Had ever marked my lot , I would not drink of Lethe's stream, Or e'jen deep sorrows blot.


ocr: j/tEDEu WAKE. D ROO M $,&c. ? Just recenfd Ct-tler B.icket? and 'Pubs, Painted Buckets, Fat Brooms, Wash Boards, Willow Baskets, Clothes Pint, Ac., for t?ale by Oct. $1 /. C f/eskitt.


ocr: LIVER COM PLAINT, dyspepsia, Cliroaic or Nervous Debility, of the Kidney*. and #11 diseases ari sing from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such a? Con? I- potion, Inward Piles, Fullnes*, or blood to the Head, AeidUy ol the Stomach, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fullness or weight in 'he Stomach, Sour Fructations, or Flu'terinpat ihe Pi' of the Stomach, of the Jfead, Hurried and difficult Fluttering at the Heart, Choaking r r Sensations when in a lying Posture, of Vision, Dot* or Webs before the Fever and Du.l Pain in the Hex), Defi of Perspiration, Yello?riej>* of the Skin Eye*, Pain in the t^ide, Back, Chest, Limbs, ^Hidden Flushes ot Heat, burning in the Constant Imaginings of K\il, and great of Spirits, can be effectually rured by DOOTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED BITTERS, PREPARED BY DR. C. M, JACKSON, MEDICINE STORE, ?Vo. 100 .irch St., 1 doorbcloic Sixth, Phil a. Their power over the above disease* is not if equalled, by any other preparation the United State*, a* the curia attest, in many failed.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. A>xf fo Bait. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE , MD. CtT-HAbs bought for Casta, or taken in exchange Tor Books, Stationery, lie. 0-P A ETJER NOTICE, undersigned have t!ii? day Aug. 11, themselves in under 1


ocr: CAR]) OF TILAiXKS. ELIZA. JEVVBTT takes method to return her thanks to the and Citizens generally, for their to save her property from l''irt on night last, the 24th ult. Shepherdslown, March 3, 1855. It


ocr: ' SALE. 1")Y Virtue of a Dtnl <?l Truit omIv ex ei'tited, and recorded in the County of Jefferson Counij , V a , the un? will sell, SaUiduy the 3rd day cf March, next, III front t?| Daniel Kmler'x li ?tel,in Shep her Is tow u, all he righl, Utlc? nnil interest ol John B. Woliz, in and to a certain /'Ml! ?7k 1 hfn f rnx luiij i said low ?, known upon the [Mat therf of a- T, >t So. IHJ, upon H h?ch the said now ifKidf*. 'J y IVrni* Cash. 11. liKitUY, Jr.? Fthrnar) a, 1855. li? &


ocr: OF LAJN i>. the authority vested in me by I the last will and testament of Joseph Tin lit i. deceased, and with the consent of Drtinlla U?v, i will, Saturday the 17th of February, next, at Public Sale, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, at Daniel Holler's Ho tel, in Shepherdstown, JeOWkon Co., V a., A LOT OF (j ROUND, in Berkeley County, devised hv said Jo seph Turner to Drusilla Ray, for life, together with a adjacent thereto, in Jefferson Co., upon which is a HOUSE, ml STABLE, &c., i SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN BETWEEN 7 OR, 8 ACHES. TERMS OF SALE.? On# half cash, balance in Six month?, with interest from the 1st day of April, at which lime pos session of 'he property will be given. ii'.: (It f, rred payment lo he secured by the bond ot ihe purchaser, with satisfacto ry security, or a dped of trust upon the ty. K. I. LEEt Administrator, with ihe Will annexed of Jo-ejdi Turner. January 27, 1855. 10? 4 1 Mailiiuburg Ga^?ite please eo until sale. Jan. 27


ocr: FOll RENT, 'run v irginia and Maryland DriJge I Company i.flW lor rent, their mi?. N I) T W (> OT H K RA*jL STONE BUILDINGS, lite Potomac river, in Washington Mii. Also ? their ih* Hridge, on the Virginia Shore. Immediate pobsessinn of lit? can he had, mul of ihe other ?n 'hu 1st of April, next. For terms, apply the ?ub?cr? or in his ;il?senre to Mr. Joneph F.ftV ier. R. I. LEE, President, Va. Al Mil. Bridge Company. January 27, 1855. 10 ? Hi CVfT 11 ;jg< r-lowu Torrh Light and ( 'hnrle-tou it Fret Pie*! ??1id Spirit ple;i?e 0 weeks. Jail. 27


ocr: OFFICE FUR HUNT! >/tHE oflice now occupied hv Snvder .A Ilerrington, on German street, is rent. Applv lo JOHN H. MeENDRKE. Feb. 17 tf


ocr: Candy 'w, Almond?, Currants, Raisins, Pea ( all \ui?, Pi RUd Cut :uu?"er?, Preserved U:n<.'?-r, Dec Hi CilARLKS i! \RPKL\


ocr: I' U B L 2 C 3 A L E ! 5. ry n P! Mi'isrril.aj* will self at Public Sale, i at iii j rrshbnce a!>??ui 3 utiles Sou ih ? ?f !u ohrrdstown. on the !-?? rm formerly owned !>y J-nrph iMi*iMtirr;in? 0;: Tii:jr d::y !fie 1 1 day cf March, next, lli*- following prop? rty to wit ; ?ur 4 Soad WORK EORSES AND COLTS, ?> \i]t nri c) Jl'Lwii LUuio, I {idler, 4 Calves, 2 Bulls, one of superior blood, 2MB SflSSP, 1 W heal Kan. ii rst rnie ; ttarshear, Sin* .* I e and Double Shovel Plow?, I Harrow, Tree? ami Single Tree*, 3 SeU J' ou (ie..rs, | Pif.li Chain, I I, rg Chain, I Pair Wood i ? adders, and many other not necessary to enumerate. I wil! ..bo sell on the same day, about ACRES OF WHEAT, the ground. Tlie whole will he ofF.T ,1, or in two or ttiree lois to suit the con of purchasers, TKKMS.-.a crcditof Nine months he jnven on all sums 01 $5 and up ? * ? i * t the purchaser iji\ nig bond with security; all sums under $5 the will he required. No property to be until ihe terms of pale are com with. Sale to commence at 10 o' A. M. UEOKKE W. NICHOLS. February 3, 1855. 11 ? 5t


ocr: &UEK WAKE, HKOO.\1S,&c.? mU Cctler Buckets and Buckets, Fiat Brooms, itlutv Baskets, Clothes lu bv J


ocr: T. NEWTON KTJETZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Bait. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE , MD. Cry- RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange for Books, Stationery, &c. November 26, 1853. 1? If


ocr: Fcr Sale or Trade. A Two l|or?? < ?? Irad'j, by 2U * Jlentch $ S' out briber


ocr: jIVEII complaint, fA r. \ 'DICE, 1) YSPEPSIJl, Chroaic or Nervous Debility, DISEASE of the Kidneys, and all diseases ?ri- ] sing from a Disordered Liver or such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or! Blood to the Head, Acidity of the IS' a u sea, Heartburn. Disgust lor Food, Fulluesa or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of )he Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choaking cr Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture. Dimness of Vision, Dot* or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Du.l Pain in the Head, Defi 'ciency of Perspiration, \ ellowne.^f ot the Skin and Eyes, P:iin in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs. &c., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the FJes-h, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits, can be effectually cured DOCTOR ]IOOF LAND'S ' CELEBRATED K E 11 M A X PREPARED BY DR. C. M . JACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, ?Vo. lrfO ? irch St., 1 dvor btlvic Sulk, I'hila. Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the United Si ites, as the cures attest, in many cases alter fkilfu! physicians had failed. These Bittei.s are worthy the attention of t I


ocr: A SACKED MELODY| r,e thou, O G d l>y i ght. Iy d||, My guide, iny gu.trd fr >m sin: My life, my trust, i.iv light divine, To kei j< pure w ill. in. Pure u> the air, when .lay's first li ;ht A eloudh-s *fcv illumes, And active :*-> the lark that s> nil Till heaven mums rcuad its plumes. S may my soul < t n the i-i laith unwearit i rise , Till at the tr : ? of -.eavcri it. sings ilidst light frotlt I'al.i'.isC. f-iONCl . r sunny hills to >trav, While the far-off bells are ringing, I'ro;:i the weary world aw iy, ^otne merry vol. i sing r.g; Thioktsl ;;.is Life <t" ' uaiss? W Idle the solctn i ol.s arc rii:giiig? Ah' much ha>t th< u to learn Ofljfe and of ts bli*ses ? 01 youth's beloved return ? Of joy's eetst uie kisses: When rock and stream All golden seem, And the eye no beauty misses; Hut tlov. ers, J ? ke the living smile. And songs of birds, Like spoken woius, The very soul beguile. ? inn un^s: ? umcin iiji I | [ j


ocr: II A LT I MORE M A U K ET . Flout. ? There was some movement in Klo.ir tliis morning. We note sales i a all, on early 'Change, of 000 bbls Howard street brands at 7.50. Also, 2f)0 bbls 0 liioat the same price, and 250 bbls City Miils at !?7.2.'), and 100 bbls Family at ?7, 871. There was rather more disposition to sell than to buy, when 'Change closed, at the above figures. The supply and re ceipts are augmenting. 5 I


ocr: BALTIMORE NAUKKT. Floi-r. -There lias been an active inqui this week ami transactions linvc been to a considerable extent, l'tice have since our Inst weekly report 12} cents per bbl. Sales to day at / o.


ocr: OF MAGISTRATE IN DISTRICT NO. 6. Jtffirton County , Scl : In liie County Cuuit, September Term, )655. is ordered that an Election of a Jus tice of the Peace be held at the usual place of voting in District No. 6, of litis on Saturday the 6th day of next (October,) to til! the vacancy oc casioned by the resignation of A. R. Boteler, Esq., under the superinten dence of the Commissioners and Officer acted in the said District at tS.e clec ; lion in May Lst. A Copy ? Teste ; T. A. MOORE, Clerk, September 22, 1835. 41 ? 3t > i , i


ocr: WAIT FOR W A (; 0 jS ! rPHE undersigned wishes to inform '',e j 1. public that lie intends jo visit '!lf CJ" ites in a few days lor the purpose oi ; 'ir* chasing his Tail Slock of ?" intends to bring to this market ?uc^ U')r>( * that, for M> le and beauty, i?as never ?>?< " seen or heaid of, a"d at lower pro** 1 1 has ever bten thought of. Just"WJl j.I.e ?,?(?.:?? ir you pl??. c?u)ss> Sept. 1 o l,m *?;!???. l>


ocr: us Ivcasc 11 tCogctljcv. st. J 'Li ?>V'S| V \?i , ; ? > *"71 * ' ' '?''?* :"-. > . 1 { ' ?r* ?, \ v" >* S??lf. *?"*? S y.'l>..f.^ sterf-Wv^, AY'S PILLS ! WHY ARE WE SICK? 1 T has been the lot of the human race to ?* Hi j^licJ down by disease and sufleriug. ifou.utrjrs I'lLLS arc specially to the relief of the U?AK, the XI U* OCS, 1>UI ICATK, and the IXtlltM . of all dimes, Qgcs, sexes, at.d constitutions. Prolcssor llol loway personally superintends tiff ot ins medicincs in the l nited States, and tni' m to a free and enlightened people, as b( ?,t ! taedy the world ever saw lor the *al of disease. the Blood.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. 'extto Halt. Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, MD. { ftj - HAGS bought for Canti, or taken in exchange for Books, Stationery, &e.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Aext to Bait. 4" Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. & AGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange fur rooks, ?Stationery, &c. NOTICE. 1^ he undersigned have this day Ang. 11,1853) associated themselves in thi? rity, under and st)i? of Hur^r <S* .Vcf'tigk. for


ocr: TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNIFF. 1400 Minervia Cigars, 500 Venus jdo 500 La Didema do ?100 Three Crowns dp (500 La Espanola do $ Doz. (J ass, ells Seolch Snuff, 1 Hull Clarbonoe Eytra Tobacco, 1 do Gravely do just received Dec 9 ived and for sale by J. I,. TOWNER.


ocr: To Pew Holders. rpilE Pew Holders in the J Church, Shepherdstown, are that the Pew Rents have been due the 1st of October. The Vestry earnest ly request that prompt payment may made to the Treasurer, .Mr. C. T. Bur LKR. Nov. 10 ? 3t


ocr: COAL I COAL ! i i \vat:t of Coal can be supplied by leaving tl.eir orders with Oct. 'J7. Jilntcfi Stbnebraker.


ocr: RAG lot of Rag Carpelinjr. for sale bw by April 2! CAMERON & STALKY.


ocr: LOOK HERE! I have just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore a fresh supply of Gentlemen's On krcoats, also Bots' Overcoats, a Denutiful ar;iele, also Coats and Pants, for negroes. Nov. 10 A HUMR1CK110USE .


ocr: li.U O.N ami 1-AUO ; Pateut, Fish iitherial Oil, lorsa.e by Oclt 7 David Billmyet.


ocr: vaarast IS MSI ?! K1LTI. Wants Cheap and Good Ready-made Clothing ? J *-* prevent chills and frvcr, L. A. 8chk?s hat just received in addition to his large stork t f Dry Goods. heavy Coats. Pari Is and Vests, of a superior j and workmanship, all of which fie is determined to run oil' at low ti?ure* Also on band, Crfder Garments and (Tent's furnish m;* ajoihls. ('all and see tho New bargain and October 13


ocr: Fretb Drugs. Medicines, &c. I .e >ubscriuer Uj? j?i*t r?cei%e<J a ?u|< j lj ot Drugs^ Medicincs, Oils, Uvc-Stutrsy^wC. Apnl 21 EC WILLIAMS.


ocr: It U H T E E ' SALE. Virtue of a l)ccd of Trust duly p\. ecuted, and recorded in tho of Jefferson County, Va , the iin dersigned will sell, Saturday Ik 3rd day of March, next, in front of Daniel Eutler's Hotel, in !Sfi. j? herdstown, all the rijiht, title, and in: vest of John B. NVoltz, in and to a certain msb j said town, known upon the Plat ihcre of as Lot No. 30, upon which the said now resides. C?/"" 1 erms Ca?h. II. BKKRY, Jr., Trustee. February 3, lb 55. 1 1 ? ?t i J J I


ocr: I* *' tt IPUBLTC SALE LAND. f TNpER tho authority vested in mc by ( the l.i?t will and testament of Jose j>fi I'ii : ner, deceased, and with the consent of i) nisi I la Hay, I will, i!a Saturday Hie 17th nf February, next, oiler at Public Shle, between tlic hnur.'of 12 nn (I I o'i'Int'k. :it D.uii- i l./nler'a f{(,* i; !, in Slu phcrdstotrii, Ji ilerson Co., Va., A LOT OF GBODKD, in li. rk* ley County, devised by eni,! J.> -? jih Turner to Drusilla !*av, lor 1:1c, together Willi a IDT ^jacenl uicreio, iu J? tfcr*tMi Co., upon which is a HOUSE, j STABLE, &c., si' PPOI ED TO CON T A I N BETWEEN 7 OR 8 ACRES. TERMS OF SALE.? One half cash, in JSix months, with interest from t':,c lstdavof April, at which time pos ? es.-ion of the rroperty will be given. 1'iu, deferred payment to be secured by l!u, bond of tin- purchaser, with "t if facto ,v si-ciirity, or a M of trust upon the . . K. I. LEE, A'!muii?lrator, u ith the W ill annexed of Joseph Turner. January 27, 1855. 10? It C^" Mar tin? burg Gaz2tte please co until sale. J "i. 27