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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
- And INSTRU GIVE FAMILY NEWS PEP:
DNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5. 1850. zs1-57--5--T 80
IflI sIght of moneY! ! Couldn,t You Iake nt

lful sight of money! Couldn't you take ne
lessf'' Juasl g,eT yaa bond s.lt ,soasnl
'No" says he; nihat's what they cost mt
TO tho sSecreiary's Office Of Halifax:n
swell, how much do you ak for publishing
in. Church, ihenin saHn ,ag sb.-g gsss'
"Noihing," says Parson. 90 =. ,3 sap
"Well," says Hugo, "ihal's so cheap
cant exPectyou to give no change back.
think III be published How long does j
'1ssI a.sJ,b,s. s,,n ~, ), t4m barAtag'gal
"Fhtee SIndays!" says Hugo; "welt that's
a long lime, ioo Bot three Sundays onI,
make a fortnigh, after all; two ior The cover,
snd one for The inside like; and six dollar.
is agreat sun, Of money for a poor man tC
throw away. / must wait..' 'lf ..... t,,.
SO Oft be went aiogging towards home
and Hooking about as mean as new ,sheareC
sheep, when all at once bright thought came
into his 'head and back he went as hard as
his horse could carry him. s ...f..,..., ,.,,
''Parson, > sayShe, "I'ye changed my mind
Here's the aly dollars. I'll tie the knot 10,
night with my tongue, that | can't undo with
my teeth" "''7'7s ....,., ...,i,
.g"Why, what in natur is the meaning of all
lhs?" says the parson. ' -.
"Why," says Hugo, "I'ye been cyphering
il out in my hend, and il's cheaper than pub,
fishing bans, after all. You see, sir, lis a
potato digging time;'if wait to be called in
church, her father will have her work for
nothing; and, as hands are scarce and wages
bigs if marry her,o.nght, she can begin to
dig our own to. morrow, and TINT will pay for
the license, and just seven shiIlings over: for
there amt man in all Chrisendom that can
dig and carry as many bushels ia day as
Gretchen can. And besides,: flesh wives,
like fresh servants, WORK like smoke at first,
but they gel surcy and lazy after while.''
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no. xxi

a. .
A NEw CEMENT The Montgomery Al.
vsrlizer contains the following notice Of
new and valuable cement discovered and IRE.
pared by Mr. Remington, ofbtfdee noie,sis
Ifthe adyitizer is not deceived as 70 ilssraY
critics, it will prove a most valuable disves.
cry. .5taiia raantssa 2 sEf
REMINGTON CEMENT. We Witnessed aftw
days since, some very extraordinary result.
from lew Of the most simple and cheapin-
lgredienis--ihe most impSrlantbeing colilinB
sand. We saw them mixed before ON ewes
in two or three minutes, and spread, or raih-
er poured upon the roof ol house, ~bs's
in n few hours, it became hard--so, in esas~
pie Of days, that il could be with gSeaisd fii-
Guilty broken, even with the seveTest blfw &c
an axe. We suppuse ilzwould not be doing
Justice TO the inventor or discogeIer TO msil-
lion the ingredients, but we may say tica
they are very cheap. vastly abundant ~ ~
most every locality throughout the Eatsa
States, and the process ofratiDnsl so perfeci
| Iy simple, that a child could make The ,nrx,
iture, il requiring not the leasst skill. Il il
perfectly impervious to water, lightly elastic.
and non.con6uctof Of eleciricigv--i ih,..r
qualities or properties which render il psca-
ierly itted to the objects for which ii was
invented BY the inventor or discoyeter
viz: The covering Of houses, fences, &c.
Mr.. Remington thinks its durability eqnll
to that Of granite. II is certainly quite ~
difficult 10 seperate after being exposed t~5.
or three days to the air, as we ourselves hive
al r.
vering for houses will be less expensive lihtl
that Of wood, and its use for fences viii, pes
haps, be but slightly more SO. g Fl ~
One or two hoises have already been cos
cred with il in our city, and others have beea
contracted for. As 20 cohesive qualities, aed
'ts impervionsness to water, andits cheapness
there can be no doIht; and II It's durability
is as crest as is claimed fer Il by the invcns
tor, then itisone Of the most important ada
useful discoveries OF the age. sisa
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WISE MEN.

. . i. . al
= The following are a iuwof the chsrAeiers
coming under this head: ~ i /, go sat orii
The jesIous nan-who poisons bis n~a
banquet and then eats IL .,ae " sslss n
The miser--tkal sisrsaa himself 10 1eslhs
that bis heirs may feast, ~, Y, .spsi,, " = ",
The mean man--who bites ol his own neee VI
- despite bis neighbor. sag
, The sngFy man.-who sets Bic own honas
on iiss thai ne may burn up snoshef's. y.
The slaAdcsusl-wHo tells tales End eIsss
bis enemy chance 10 prove him liar.
The selfccuceited mah--who Hsspches
more consequence 10 dignity than q 0euspaeA
sense. ~ ati 2 ~ .sf
The proud man--who falls ID thN essiihs
lion Of sensible obbeuers 10 pfppefslsa e ~
falses In hIs 6whh A' = 1900, s.-.' I, \
TIE snslous NAM who raKnsl enjoy Ia I
and prosperity, because others 10.
Tie dishonest man wlao cheats bic eAR
souI more fi,aIly than b does bic isllaN
Emen, =. 4..f
Tie fOIbsFa. who Tor ths saasdssAsIpa II
dollars andeenls, gives The world ilBbfly 4o
| 4. oa.sk;nnsa tsfaHhfAniH if t#s,t*H hN2t
Z Ths dTankea StsSg L&ho nSg shl5 hazs,
himself wrelchsd, bui disgusls Bic lfiands.
1.-THE hypochcndtie--Whoss highest hap.
pihess co1sIsls ID making himself mss.faki
~ HrlfftI TI4 I+tftfIt 31fI
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dA poCToR cUREp!

DR.. w. FRENCH, cfllsdale Eidrle county, Michiooa
about the lei Of January 1949 oows have been
10 the regular practice of medicine this place for nine wears
hat wss obliged o quit the practice of profession in
quence OF III health was severely afflicted with Chronic
Deass qf s Lungs as to convince me that HAD the CoN
SUMPTION past doubt lcoughed almost ncessany
day and had severe pains and my chest side
breast tried the remedies recommended by the sSul
Of the profession all To effect excepting tie and de-
Utility caused by them was pejudiced against patent med
eines and have no faith now In them generally But
nduced-as an experiment more than through faithto try
bottle Of BRANTsS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAAT; and
40 here for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
u may serve that the effect of s the most
prompt and saluta Of any medicines ever Witnessed the
sasc o. n al my practice MEeough 0ns Immediately yessd
and IN about eight days free from cough
OF hc chest and pain, and now consider and pronounce myself
WELL NAN",8 Ail1}i 81 fttt -
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IV0P0N'ODIo Ut u bIsF u " AKIIISuV AKIII ISualV
FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs }! K LlPPINcoTT SON. respectable merchants
M Aasgrore ShiVan county PsnnsvVdaia, May
~ leE stating, among other which had
rived from the use Of BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM,
S0d whsn had been euSect to FITS 70, several
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4 or Never let people work for sou gtaIis.
Ify.a do you win never get out oftheif dsbl
ia al eternity. TSo years sgoA man oar-
iisda bundle iofusto' Boston, ffse bf cost.
The conseguense Is We have been lendinf
him two shilIhas q weuk ever since, .i.l'
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Or A pssssagSs named Craig, wa robbed
Of 500 during thslapwafd nip oftle Steassef
Lexinelon, from New Orleans. 'l'i's / l'ret
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l01r A rogue asked charity lOtiipfsishce Of
bsing dumb, a. lads ihayiug asked with e.
quail simplicity and humility, show long have
you been dpmbf''I t'dIe tosthis eildId and
"lrom birth madamlna "Poorlel.
lowy' said The lady, sad give him asdollsr.
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uoA E. r.. p o w E,LL;sf
sEDITOIE AND PROPRIETOR
TERAls or TmE sENTINEL

One dollar and fiity cents per annum n maid
In advance; two dollars If paid during theyear;
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
lyearo No papcr discontinued until all arreara.
ges arc paid. These conditions will b strictly
tdhered to- 49,.
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Thousands Of Consumntions
,s adg 8 CONSUMPTION. gl ah oe
"A DYING WOMAN CuREDu

We state this cure to prove the POWER TO SAVE LIFE when
his HALSAM y used even amer the person 10 eonded b
DYNcand in this case, so FAR GONE G ne STROUD and
arIiAcLoTHEs bought For the particular Of this case
and the respectable aad douba proof Of ali The circmsacea
and facts, wo refer TO our PAMPHLETS.
This cure was effected on Mrs ZIBA DYKEMAN, of Hds
ios SPA Saratoga coaaty NJ Y We can prove beyond
doubt hant oteys almost equally hopeess and asaeyabs ca
ees q Coughs and consRtptons CURED, which were pTo
Aollanad AaeAHnhLe rIu nu,zsr
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Would soon be I'm a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, merchant al Pis,pOaf
Gentvs laabHtd county, Ohio October O. f34s.
and ttpted cure Of CoNsuMPToF which the BRANTS
lNDIAN PULMON-dRYB BALSiM had effected in Mr., WILL
LIAM CROCkET Of an adjoining town He said Mr. Crock
st had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found none the fatal hand Of that unreent-
ing monster Ooasugon had taken fast hold bis Sals and
was so destroying and debiang his body that he
ekeeton He was gpt u BY hs physicians and all friends
As one who would soon d6n gydpe But In this last
Sn.t ne use q only fire bOtss Of BRANTs INDIAN PlL
NARY BALSA has uncenched and Of the destroyer and
restored Mr. Crockett health and he now healthy hearty
rs0geA nan! ss56laa I8'EI 7|7''- p"
D, DAMN, Esq merchant and posfssay at Jtsrson an
adjoining town, wfole about the lime
CURE and al ne dbore.nas, E1ets ~ = ~
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Could not Live a Dav LONGER !

MesarG e b. CALDWELL Co. of Eat Os.ceoo O,uoeao
"a respectable druggists, wrote to 1--WE st
hesfd through Mr. Wheman respectable citizen of this
place Of an important cure Of Consumption which BRANTs
lkbiAH PULMONARY BALsAM has produced the wife OF
e of he who resides In the of Palermo in
le county bhe had been long confined to her bed aa
e dsngeFousy diseased ts. her friends believed mposs
blo for her 10 lice hdR ONE DAY LONGER But when
ell other hope utterly iled she commenced taking BRdN7S
PULMONARY BALS4M and ite medical efficacy has raised
ttadin0 hv domestc household afas and duties She acknoW
Sdge and 10 very evident that she is indebted BRANTS
BALSAM for her recovery from long severe and danger
qs seknsss and her friends and negh6ors consider that Med
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! 'Duoteo to politics, Neps, Gfl
VOL. xvii aala @. ..s.... .....

!. .cllAsUMPTI0H
b an chrs,ian1sd and civilized countries, has caused
sa oHss $ sR %y say os @ %ssdS s' ia s
teen any aia Ts~dS to stop the devastation Of that de.
saa BRANT'S INDIAN /.
{: PULMONARY BALSAM /.
s anv Of the rOnyy aatks4 and dspAoped ea,s.
q rsd Ssa, aadDsa cases O as
.o@s q he seed persons been pfOaoGesd "
nsS s bo bsuSsGss a a mS5 he seSa cured and
pa:sssss d he Cleansing gan. md purifying virtues nearly 4.
eoWeFfa and active as the preparation which call
D hfsRANT'siIRpfAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. +
The Balsam differs from the Extract because
g sdeaOns ,rhet peculiarly adapted 70, elirs.
s'a'v for, as cure Of IQIl
COUGHS AND CONSUMPFI0NS,F
nd 81 diseases Of pulmonary diseases as su
y prove % fatal under ordinary treatment when they attack
~ yi Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart. IL.
This BALsAM heals AND evREs U.cERs IN the LUNGS,
and elsewhere Internally certainly dnd easily he PUPPY
ea q and 0iens da II FEN sas ss9
all other remedies have failed to do good !. "a 80
Thousands Of Consumptions
and cAsOat Coughs abundeny prove its sing efficacy ia
aa II s 1S sUo
Viz Sgittis0 y Blood RdpG Tsag Pam n dc Breasi
oAadfm and Adsl, and All FEMALE wEAssEssrs'
a. adg 8 CONSUMPTION ea oaos
A OYlN0 WOMAN CuREDl
We sise his cure prove the SAVE LIFE when
lhs e used sven amer the person is eOn'ded bV
orscsnd in this case, 50 FAR GONE ia ee and
% e ss s.a sS s e <, s
and facts, wo refer our PAMpHLETs
ss sssgs %ss effected s S gIov.
sss SUSs II sS"s ca", S .9 e.. av s9 and @
nosae'd taeara6ie BY sEiLrGL PHYSICIANS. -, n
Ip@ a A DOCTOR CURED!
DR.J WFRENCH, Of ftasdale Fasanle county Mietiooa.
HG 4 a s % 0 pscSs e. S E
qaenee health iwaa 20 severely asd with = croae
doubt cOused almost ncessay nst Snd
snd hSd a seyse I PS and il side
M re profession all TO no effect excepting tie nausea and de-
have @ faith now Il Se oa Ba %.s
Sois o sRaNg 1 NsFge%Tsps % %STs ss9 rSgge S try
here for the benefit of the afflicted or whom
% " f Sssass S % Ss .Rs 3 &.
s snsc u q sbu ~ %S P5s;es S aS 70.
o. mo chest and pain and now consider and rronOcs myself
Dr. Frnch is now respectable druggist a. Hilsdals I'd
FITS, FITS, FITS.
AS,.rs . < hlRPiNeoTT SON, respectable merchants
sssHs s use sSPf 81 S sssST PTEmoSSRR @ I'D Sg
ss, q SeT jus. afonsd e% hat Ssf
Mnsn M @ nso See1 eaSec G EITs ~ several y0rs was
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ELECTRO MAGNETISM AS A MOTIVE
PowER4THE QUESTION SETTLED.
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RAISED FROM THE CRAVE.

Meass. PRATT 4 FOSTER, sssyeAdas of Het CoraiOaR
Cosa, said BR4NT'S BALSAM had effected such
hnpelees casea Of CoNsuHPTIoF IN their town, that
Other coggcmedcine could be soh there that had raiS
a. from de oAAvE-eome that physicians and all the
hienda said MUST DIE One gentleman, In particular
far gone that bis physician told him any
wore edins He then tAen hope L began take
nRANTs BALSAM-eoT wELL-dnd = veil
Ne tpasl "a. NJ 81 8f ME- 4a. EEk #fst E5f7'E
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KnowIsdge 4 Powet,

,nssblEJA esil,W 10 sbaaa asl yd 'a'
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nANTALOONS- -cloth,l Cassimere, Tweed
E salinels and lConletoy al the cheap cas-
storaof I'm .M fsHoTiWEhLnndC CRABB.
InRy 8, 1850. as,,,N.Viq 49, .airiis3 90 aai5s 2
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Ia BRANT,S INDIAN
PULMONARY .BALSAM

20 NanV q ue most oHyy aaaktd dcpaoped oaIst
qfvLMohARY Rndoubted cases Of uecy.
- ahd dtensed LUHOSsnch never
eslore cured BY other medicine utterly hopes were
zone OF the aicted persons bV
ppsSetrns and friends be ACTUALLY DYING Some who
haa their buEaeothes made have been cured and vel live
well and hearty they ever were.s - Gf-I' : =
II p0e9essea ali the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
eo"erfd and active as the preparation which call
J fsRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The Buaam differs from the Extract because /, s
ey1l Radati0as s5ib peculiarly adapted and arr e
eizllp aecsssayy for, he caYe Of. q Il ! ! - ~
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C0IIGHS ANN .C0NSnMl
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heaft.

.t,.y CVuGHG AND CUNS NSUMPFl0NS, +
md all diseases Of pulmonary nauresuch diseases as @
Ny prove % fatal under ordinary treatment when they attack
~ yi Breast, Throat. Lungs, and Heart. ~
Tis BALsAM HEALS AND cyREs III cERs 4. "a. yrSnS
and elsewhere internally certainly and easily tie PUEIPY.
ExIAcT cures and heab ulcers srtHalv This Balsam
all oher remedies have jailed to do good. d "a i-T
" Thousands Of Consumptions
and CAsoad Coughs abundany prove Saling efficacy IN
such Diseases and lie undoubed curative power soothing
VIZ VIE; S gftsg e BoOd Bleeding az e Ltm Pain p c Breaa
sart ChotyG bantUm, Dysnterv and Sz1rer ConaSt, IN
,EAadrm and Adnfs, and ALL FEMALE WEAKNEssEs '7'f
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81 nn4 "A G0odFa and Nav Two Horse
OOn Wagons, for sale on, time oI
lofif ade By 0i iMIBLIKIN and GRIMES
Oct. ri . 1870 4. - --.- L--LL ID VIC l-l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
The Will of Sir Robert Peel.

After en,aimg Drayion Park, and the
other large estates in Stail'ortishire, and
Warwichshire, il proceed 10 rccite sums.
To the amount OF nearly quarter OF y
million, previously advanced to, or settled
upon his several children, mot including
5000 per annmm settled on his eldest
son, and then bequeaths about e600 600
more making the portions Of his five
Younger sons gI06,000 each, and those
o!his daughters G53,0O0 each. He leaves
To Il chapel erected by him, at Fazeley,in
Straaordshire, FL 900, afterwards revo-
ked because he had endowed it with
lands, and g6,0G0 to a school, established
by him in the said village; to the lnfirm,
any and I,unalc Asylum in Manchester,
and the I4ying-in-lIospital H. Salvord, one
hundred pounds each. The will is dated
July %. 1920. BY codicil of Februa-
~ IL, 1925, the portions of his younger
sons are increased to Rl35,O0O; and OF
,he residue, which is said to have exceed.
ed half million, fOur-ninhs were be-
qucalhed to the late baronet. and one ninth
10 each of his younger sons. The per-
sonal property was sworn at what is tech,
nically called upper value, which means
that ii exceeded 100000, and was the
FIRST instance of the scale of duties extend
ing 10 such a sum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Juan Fernandez.

A California emigrant in letter to the
Belfast Signal, writes as follows with re
gard to the present condition Of this Is
land:
AT sunrise, the / Eth of March, we made
the Island of Juan Fernandez, celebrated
as the residence of Alexander Selkirk
and as the Botany Boy of Chill. 1t al.
forIs very Indifferent harbor, and has
only twelve inhabitants, five men and
seven women; all Chilians, with the
exception of one man who said he was
governor of the Island, that his name was
Worth. and that he was a native Of Maine.
He had lived on the island three years.
There are five houses or huts on the Is
land, made of poles interviewer with
straw, aGrording protection from the wealth
or. Peaches are large and abundant and
compose the principal food Of the inhabi,
rants. The valley in which Selkirk lived
Is pointed out and also the caves III the
sides of The mountains formerl Y occupied
hy the CHILEAN convicts. The island is
extremely mountainous. Wild horses
and goats abound. 1t is resorted to by
vessels for wood and water. AT shutdown
we sailed for California.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
From Washington.

The COMPROMISE BILL.--'Fhe letters
Of our Washington correspondents vii
show what was done in the Senate yes
terday. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Clay
charges Mr.. Pearce with the defeat OF the
Compromise bill, and that the course Of
our Senator has created no little excite
ment at Washington. We have received
several letters from that city on the sub
ject, which we withhold, having no de-
sire TO add to the excitement prevailing
there
The letter of our correspondent, Lu'
cius," "a gentleman of fine talents and ex'
,ensive information, whose contribution
will hereafter regularly grace our columns,
speaks out in strong terms OF condemns
ton of those who contributed to the de-
feat of the bill.-Uipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Judge Hopkins of Alabama.

This gentleman who was prominently
spoken of in connection with the Attorney
Generalship i'll the new Cabinet, is ma
tive of this State, and emigrated TO Ala
hama when young man. He is one OF
the finest intellects in the country, and
would do honor to any position IN the
Republic. We hope yet 10 see his grea
abilities employed in the service Of the
confederacy, either in the Executive, Ju'
dicial or Legislative departments. His
elevation to the Senate has long been an
object of intense desire 10 the Wings OF
Alabama. We rus, for their safety, as
well as for the glory of the whole South,
they may succeed in placing him in that
Ihustrious body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
FALLING BRANCH
T O i N D R 7.
SHEPHERDSTCWN, Va.


THE undersigned would respectfully
/ apprize the Public that they have es-
tablished themselves in the
Brass and Iron Foundry Business
in ShepherGs,own, and are now ready 10
perform all kinds Of work apPcrtalnIng
thereto.
They will manufacture in the best man-
ner and with the best materials TO be Pur-
chased in the market all kinds of Parlor'
template, and Cooking Stoves for coal or
wood; Crates, Andirons, Pots, Skill
lets and holow-ware. They will FUR
nish 10 any pattern Cast Iron Fencing,
Plough Castings, Wagon boxes, Mill
Irons and Machinery to order. Also the
iron work of Threshing Machines, and in
general whatever belongs to their branch
of business.
The undersigned having determined 10
paw strict attention TO their business and
10 do everything in a superior manner
would respectfully solicit the patronage oil
liberal public.
DONELBY & HELLER.
MAY IA, ls50.-tE.
Fw-Old Metal taken in exchange.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06

These returns strongly Indicate the E.
lection Of Reid.
The Democrats gain member of the
Legislature in Chowan, and another in
Perquimans.
A report in the Wilmington Chronicle
says Manly has gain i'll Wayne, and
that the Wings gain member of the Leg
islature in Lenoir.-CHpper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
HOUSE, SIGN s ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING,

THE undersigned would most respect
/ fully announce to the citizens of Shep-
herdstown and vicinity, that he has taken
the Shop formerly occupied by James
Boyer, situate on German street, where
he will continue to carry on The
House, S,gn g. Ornamental Painting,
in all its various branches. also,
PAPER HANGING IND GLAZING,
and attends all calls for his services with
promptness and despatch, and as he hopes
and believes, with perfect satisfaction to
his customers.
He respectfully solicits share of the
public patronage.
JAMES II. BOYER.
Shepherdstown, Aug. 6, l650-y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND
FOR SALE.

no ACRES, near the Swan-Pond, 40
liz of which are heavily Timbered,
adjoining the lands of G. J. Faulkner and
John W. Hollida, 81 miles from Dunning-
tons Depot on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, 2 miles from the Canal, about
5 miles from Shcpherdstown and Martins
burg, and 2 miles from Bllhnyer's Mill.
If desired, the clearest land will be sold
with 20 Acres Of Timber.
If not sold at private sale, il will be sold
without reserve, at public auction, on the
premises, on Uednesday, The All Of Sep,
tember meet, between the hours Of | and
o'clock, p. Nj.
Terms liberal.
GEO. 3. DUNkEL,
July %, Is5O-f Baltimore, Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06

TIE PREsIDBNT's FAMlLY.--The De-
troll, Tribunessays that Mr.. Fillmore has
two brothers who have for some time re-
sided in Washtenaw county, Michigan
one house carpenter and the other a
blacksmith by trade. He has sister in
Michigan, the wife of Mr.. Harris, OF
Coldwatcr. lawyer by profession, and
another sister married i'll northern Indiana.
lie visited them last SumalImer.--CH
per.