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conference.-the purity Of hi. rriHcirle'-h', COM
ylandin. tnlrn:s should exempt iimi rom :ie sl,aiue a'
r,li.icnl .ir,racri"n, and rsrr"iHl'y from III, n"rr
lr,r,,rm, Of his ,ulitir.l lricn,l-.- Hrri>"nb"rgf' Va"
EJH,g pTlaOrT0f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

SEMINARY BURNT.
B"SIoS, SEPT. 2i.-lhc Frcr-NY:ll Bap'ist Srminn.
~ nj Pcr-onicli. Maine, was destroyed by iir. yr--
fnr!ny morning. No insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

e,e~c.irus. II tho srcrfrV il tho Objection '' "-"
mon; Applies with equal force I" oil. -. ,.:.h.
Have we been sufficiently explicit Ter ON w."
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upAnTY LrNnEWs, ny 10. q. BALDWIs

II IN" lUIIINF NI'IITF u "INt IEfh Hun " NThThIIt
rEG M,.!.- ipp.," oLr Of Ia" most successful book. % Tue
kind ever pnblI-hci.
Party Lenders consists 81 poiiirp.b!oCraphica. sGrtcU''
of Tnumne Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton. Henry CM!
Andrew Iucs-on. and John IuouioIr&. Ut Eornok': '"eN'
din. notice. ui many other G.s,.us uI'H"G Au'rcra -'ai''
men. Il give. an outline u III" Political History u '"r
United S,u'.-. II i, NOT limited, ~ H." .I,-ai'st t','c"
with party .cr..n.; and IL E!@h murri tom, ''H'!''s az"
cI-m. brilliant urrrD,iy". H." liz" pDrIT"irIr'- u c"fl"''f'
Hni chus;r and pictur,-gu" style. viii. II !s "".!"'"d' 't,
mnnh for II II ul.rScG -Yrcr--. and secure Il Il pToG."".'
plrc" Hm!ung thu classics at American It'tG'GT"
The boob VIII make about 81 page, i".". p'''. ""'
dollar.
Order. viii Tccciy" promq; attention Il nta;s.'sG -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

ROME, y. Y. Sept. go. B. Matteson has been
re-nolniuated TO Congress by two Wing Conventions
the Wing and the Anti-Nebrnska.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

NV YORK, Sept. 4.-John P. Ware, On c1ten.
sivc clothier, hung hinself to-day; cause, depression
Of mind, oecssioned by a heavy California speeula-
lion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEylCO

T.NTEK INT.TFUKNTN AMI WE.NTTV.
New ORLEANS, Sept. :o.-Ihe stcatncr United
siani, arrived this morning. Nothing OF spccia! in
portaurc had occurred since The sailing Of the ln-;
steamer. business had somewhat improved, and the
news from the mining regions WAS said In lie very en-
coUraging.
the Eth, with nine hundred thousand dollars in gold
dust.
At san Francisco -four WIS improving. Sa!r- Of
tiallrco nj $l1.jO. BACON was held NJ bic; ines,
pork $l3.aOi lard l2alic; and whi.k"y hal declined
~ cents.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.-Thc United
States brings dates from Acapulco 10 the 9Th instant.
Alvarez was reported t" have entered the city Of tzu
tia, and WAS Pushing forward through Guerrero, IN
tending to march for the city Of Mexico. and attack
Santa Anna in his strong hold.
The insurgents had been Unsuccessful in two en-
gagcments, the Government troops retiring towards
Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
PERSONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
nIEl AZ

Pitt ,DrLri:rl. Sept. 2ifll.-A sharp ;'"r-nnnl cor
r.>p"nd"lrc" hHs occurred h":wrcli Senator Cooper.
President" ii the %Srnbury and Erie Rail Kont. and
Morton McMirhacl, Esq, editor VI the Philadelphia
North American. in consequence" Of articles published
il! t!!at pRpcr referring on ;hr civ -ulerripiin:r in the
E.jr Hni Sudbury Rail Road IL, "l,in;u,,;by fni>r pre-
fences md mnivcrSatioa. Mr. Cooper addressed n
note asking Mr.. McMichea. If tho language npplie!
TO him.. IL rely, Mr.. Mem denied his right to que>.
ton him, but said That he was legally, morally.
and personally responsible for that, a. ir everything
that appears in the columns of the North American.
Mr.. Cooper Ia,n sent for III" Hon. VIM. Cost john
son Of Maryland. 10 mel a. friend, vino was the
bearer of the challenge Ia Mr.. MrMIclia"l, VII" asked
two" days for consideration. At the termination "i
tina; TIM Mr.. McNIichacl declined tho meeting "n tn
ground tia; it was his imperative duty Us 4 publ"
journalist 10 animaivcrt upon such transactions, AMI
that h. therefore could not be- held personally rr.pon.
~!blr.
Ii is intimnrrl thar III" correspondence will Ia" pub
li-h"d in cas-" Of any repetition .: the ci!arS,s IL rnr
North American.
Bv provision OF the Constitution of this Stuir,
TIE srIdimg Of II challenge j. made Il misirlUrUuuG.
punishable 10y fine and imprisonment, ani makes lii"
challenger incompetent to hold any oiiicr OF trust.
honor or profit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
THE VI NkkilS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Flrur-ih" Maric, is duh
today. Holders Of Howard street w-rr asking IS
wirhGut finding huycr-. Cay Mills held al F. ~.
Sales on la,r Chang" to-day Of uiU hhl- Howard 81.
flour az = ~. NJ sai"2 Of City Mills. Markv;
clo,in. lUIl.
Whcat-The supply il very ligl:. and markc; very
que, hi, morninz. AJo:t 3J.HUU bushels were offer.
ed. with ,alrs Of good To- prime white nj Ii" lS0. We
,un;r cuoir" los for sandy Hour i l7j3lS'. \
.,urccl q; $50 bushels very choice brought lSCc.-
There are salcs OF red, good 10 prime, nj 10 alCOc.-
Lois OF interio: quq.!;!c, are sold ~ from . 10 - Cts.
l,ss.
Corn The receipts are very light and market firm,
bu: 'huvc il no special cham" - u"t- III price. lba
offerings amount ir only 1900 bushels, with soT;G
sa!"- Of white NJ 1GGI>, and yellow al g as
Whi-kry al A.rl-. II iJlil ana Obs. IL : ! g.
NV YoIT. Sept. 42.-Flo". Uaa further decline.
irou -! a. IS c,.. per bac.c!, WIZ. ss!as u; 5000 ts..
ohio q; 5 - 10 - ~.
Soa'hrrn i!osr ua.e,.tcd. Wiz. ssles OF 1905 baTc,:
IS jpES G2t.
Wheat. Il tgiir lower.
Corn irGs 81! incr declined, with tales Of 81 600 bu.h.
els western ImAei IL 1,a,S;.
Provisions ar" heavy.
Wh.skey-saics oi Ohio II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
WlLLerGHBY NEWTON.

a.. L. & II. RIILRuAu.-rhc location of the Alex.
andriu, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad is now COM
pleted. The gentlemen engaged in this arduous and
responsible duty have discharged their task to the
satisfaction Of the company, and are now busily Ell
gagged i'll calculating. the cost of construction, which
they will be able 10 report the last of this month.
There seeJns 10 be a fixed determination on the part
Of the company to pu. the road under contract at the
earliest possible PERIOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

CoLrMRI,, S. C., Sept. ga gentleman from Au-
gusta to-day, reports the place nearly deserted. There
had becn II deaths aud II new cases during tho past
two daNs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

a PRoPosITIoS.-The Piedmont Wing, since one
dollar has been demanded for taking a peep al inc
Natural Bridge, proposes that l2i cents be charged
for looking ct the moon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

T1-tNERS FOR S.ALE.-A Tavern, Size I!o--c
Il and all other convenient buildings, su!'aJ!" :or III
yu: pC."s, with very superior water ALI! hcn..ry locally.
and So. ncru- OF lund. In a good etAte {: improvement,
- miles above E.-ir!icE.bu.S-sLd p- Chancellor yI!i" II
~ longer 10 10 . tavern, but Il seminary Oi lcrrr"r-, 1"c
gaove properly Nj! BE- NJ exceedingly profitable T"vcrn
sand. The sn-c passengers .ow l:ne Il; ;t!s lncc.-
Possession given any tine.
Sent. .S--CwIw T. BOWER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

ALEXANDRIA, nARNEE. SEPTEMBER =.
F.ou. Is stc44y-pr.ces Uurhttsra. iiccr:ptsofu up
country t!our very lL%hi. WcqU"ie R~.vccsh!c a. $50
a $50. Pioneer Mills 80. Wheat iirnI.g. with
moderate receipts. We quote red $l.I5 u St.oi. W.Ite
si.Ju q Sl.G1. CorI i. IN -oot demand a, IS & ~tci..
Rye - cls. 81. OATS Is Il - cts. O;Ae. a-%c.c,
unchanged.
Brighton tSr,H Bos.o"IC .tTTLE MARKET,
SErr. .l.-.it market. $50 Beef Catii--Srl1, Of cN.
ira at = -, ir-r quality ; -. second quality S1nc",
,h,rd quai', 'ja@I5. and ordinary 81 4 ) 81
Cows UnI Cniv,s-"l!rGci H., sales ~ from ~ 20
S)l. shop mui I.rnh>-uil"rcd 1SUu; -aIcs f.; from
| Jp,o = "ytru ! t" -. iI"-s-"tf,rcd lfr, sale.
by let n ! r;-., rctt.! / a u -. per H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

CARGO or IRoE.-Thc ship Sea Bird arrived at
Alexandria on Saturday with a cargo Of iron from
England, Tor the Manassas Gap Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

A FEMALE FouSpLlNG.-The quaint style OF the
following, which appears az II communication III 'he
last Alexandria Gazette, induces ia To give place 10
it. The writer ("IIuinanity,j is evidently n person
quite obscrvant of surroundIn. objects ne snys;
IL Female Founding was secretly placed III the hnii
of n dwelling house, situated at the corner ct Duke
and st. Asaph streets, in this city, tAlcxnndriG'l on
Thursday night, the 2lst instant. NJ nn"n' > u CLOCK,
where il was discovered bv the family very soon
thereafter, and tcndcrly nurscd through the night
Judging from its appearance, it must be about II
month old-was well and tastciuily dressed anu mar
dark hair and bright black cye--quite observant OF
surrounding objects, very still and q''ct' ana re-
m1rknbiy Granit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26
TO TEACHERS.

I'M
WisI 10 employ Southern gentleman 10 Assist INC IN
the Northumberland Academy. On" prri'rrc4 who Is
thoroughly qunlli.d u ,"acl the Ancicn; Lnn-urg.-. Am.
pie ;rs;.laon,nis required. Saiury, $50 mud bunrd I'D.
i.css ROBERT HALL,
Sep, "i-cwcw Htu.nsgIip, "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-subscriptions for the relief
OF me sufferers at Savannah (Ga.) in thi. city amount
to $1,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

SuDpYy DEATH.-Tho last LynchburS NirsInian
c,n,uius iptellisence Of tho sudden death Of Mr.. VIM.
G.. Leftwich Of Bedford. llu was found dead on
Thursday morning in his bed at home, 10 which he
had retired on the previous might i'll his usual good
health. tits supposed tina, he died from ,a!poplcHy.T,
In tie tcatll OF 3lr. l.cftwich, his immcdia," friends
and relatives, who were many. have suffered no ord',
nary loss. As a mnu, and as q citizen, Ia was beloved
and highly valued, and but few persons have de;
CHARGED the many duties OF life by n higher standard
and With views les. selfish and contracted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

The Blue RIDGE T~uSSrL.-The whole iehs'n Of
the tunnel will be 4,2i8 feet, of which l,a9o remain 10
be bored. Laborers are employed day ana msh'
upon the work, md the present average progress Is
about h~tty-threc feet per month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

W.sn1yoIos EoLLEGE.-We learn from the Lex
iug,on Star, that the session Of this institution opened
on THURSDAY las, and the hill bus assInIrd 10 u-ial
lively appearance. 4. much larger number OF STU
,6,pi. ,rr in attendance than usual, nearly all U! whom
tnkr the rcgpisr classical md scientific conrse. and q
GOOD many more nre expected. Ii tlIos. who have
Charge Of il continue 10 administer this institution
upon the liberal principles Indicated By In" Resolutions
n5opted with 20 much unaninity AZ the recer; meet
iur of the Board Of TRUSTEES, j; VII! soon e!tnin 'hat
popularity and attract that patronage which, from the
henlthfulness ui It's situation, ita admirable dIscipl!nc,
thorough course of studies, high standard OF scholar
ship, aud the lcurning and fidelity Of It- Faculty. 1t 20
well lr-rryrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

after full inquiry, CAME 10 the c"nclu>i'n, that the
wheat crop ui that State dill not exceed half mi nvc-
rage. The same Inny also bc snid at the crop of Nir-
ginia. | have passed through the Baltimore corn tx
change several times during the summer, mud exam
ined the samples of wheat, and | have never seen
them so poor. ! sent wheat. the HIST season, 10 l}alti.
more, tina, weighed upwards Of IS lbs. tn The bushcl.
| have examined the sales book oil one of the largest
commission houses this season, and the weight of the
same variety of wheat ranges from ~ to 5s-rnrcly
making IS pounds. An intelligent member of the
trln stated To Inc, that h. WIS satisfied, from the ship
ncnts made tn his house, that the crop of the tide
wntcr country was ouc-half short. Of the crops ui
Europe You will hnvr more hereafter, when necessity
VIII reveal the truth tlIht policy NOW seeks To rtvcni.
Long continued rails before harvest arc now follow
ell by good "r abundant crops. The only samples Of
new wlirnt offered i'll the London markets are report
cd as lr'IG Of i"i'"."r Y."!f.1. This, OF itseli, is n lrcc-
nan: TACT, whicl iarlucIs can understand, If mrrchlnis
will ignore IL.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor. | have but n word to
say. Should the general ef"rt al the press TO lower
rl,rcs Tor the temporary relief of the necessities of
he citirs be successful, and inrgo shipments Of corn
aud Other hr.Al-,uil- br nIad" IL foreign countries,
We may YET rue onr folly, "A ~ the pressing wants Of
our own couutryucn shalt Vtcinaui supplies, which
can neither bc had III !nm" Tor abroad.
man, ,..,rs ,-v,. N.-s,.L.,futl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

SHOCKING Acc1DrxT.-On Friday night las; as an
extra passenger train, on the Richmond ana pan'ii'e
Railroad, was returning to Tho depot in Manchester
and when in about 100 yards Of the tunnel under the
Petersburg read, The cars rnn oyer u negro man named
Thomas, the property OF Mr., Trabue, aud killed him
instantly. The Dispatch states that when the cnsi-
rrr who VIVA backing tho train at tho time, discov-
cred the ,nun, he SUPPOSED it 10 be u sill placed ON The
truck, and reversed his motion us speedily ns p"ssin'e'
but not in time TO prevent the cars from running
over the poor fellow, who had possibly l"'d down
there aud fallen asleep. We understand that a D"roi
man, which must have been placed there dcsI2Icdiy'
but whether BY the negro VIII" was crushed, or ny
.,nc one else, has not been ascertaincd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

UsyrrL SERaoS.-Tle last No. oil me 'Fs'la"
Colonizationist contains an able address on -''ne''"
and Africa; or, Slavery and Colonization fro'Iucn'
TALLY considered" delivered in Grace Church' Lex
iurton, Va, bv Rev. W. y. Pcndlcton' on me !" "i
july last. The address favors the colonization % Tue
African, aud shows that the condition "i me eillSut'
cncd slave in this country IL rreiernn: /" ~ ""'''
DEGRADATION of the savage tribes ui .AiTIca'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

Tur NEW DoIL,R.-Wc have seen some -, The
new one dollar gold pieces, Hn Improvement on 'l"'c
first introduced. They are larger, butn not 80 thick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

State was it IL full crop! Not in Oh;A
Virginia, Maryland, or c i'll %l'rnns
~ ! an informed. OF the crops in Ill
know nothing, but always receive III.
mates with many grains "f ALLOWANCE.
the crop is certainly very deficient, boil
aud quality. When the quality If wlp
cnt. the quantity is invariably short. TN
Eunnlittrn IL d. A.tri.ultnrnl Surirtu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

A VIRGISlAy ~ MIssouRI.-M. \. Brown, Tor
mcrly Of Spartapolis, Rockingham county, a. writes
In the editopof the Rockingham Register ss follows;
Il have just purchased n farm within eiEht mics "l
tlis place. Richmond, Ray county, Mob ana expect
to move upon il the lst al October. I"msn, nnou'
100 ncrcs OF unimproved land for $2,'"o. zen every.
body that | think ! have found the neT' anu chcNpcs'
scr,ii,r If tho rnunrry. and | would be glad To see
them here. Plenty Of good land to enter III this
county, and now is the time to strike.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
FITS! FITS /! FITS !!

The Vegetable Extract EpiIcptic Pills, for The cure
of FITS, Spasms, Cramps and all Nervous and Con-
SliluiionaL Diseases.
Dersons who are Iaboring under this distressing
malady will find the Vegetable Epiieptic Pills
to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially for the Pur-
nose of curing Fits, they will be found of espe-
ciaI benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
tratcd or shattered from any cause , whatever.
In chronic complaints or diseases OF long stand
ing, superinduced by nervousness, they are eX-
ceedingly beneficial Price SO per box or two
boxes for S.. Persons out of the city, e6cIo-
sing remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free Of postage For sale by SETH S.
HANoE, No. l09 Baltimore ST. Baltimore 70
whom orders from all parts Of the Union mus
he addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
rxTIER and F.. c. WILLIAMS, ShePherdstown
| November &c 1853. l-Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
Triumph Of Science.

Mrs. Pharnums Cough Candy ! Uondr ana
Blessing oft The Age. Coughs, Colds and Hoarse-
ness cured IN from one to hccIre hours =
Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy IS composed OF
vi twenty-five of the most curative meaIca5
herbs in the materia medica, and can be 1sed
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
TO those most advanced in age, withPertect safety
He that hath an car to hear, let HIM hear
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, loJ2.
Dear Madam:-The duties of my business
have exposed me 10 coughs, colds, asthma ana
pulmonary affections. have been deprived oil
Ihe power OF attending to the duties of my pro
fession. and should have been, had 1t not have
been for the benign effects of your .hedtcGiea
Candy. tried it but few hours before -"
can to reap the advantage of lis effects: ny
cough and hoarseness soon left me. My LuNGs
ARE HEALED, ard my appetite greatly improved
I. therefore, have no hesitation IN adding ny
testimony 10 that of the many who have eNpe
rienceJ the benefits of your valuable cougl
candy. 10 Mrs Th IyIfHE1 ,,FRCFR
Price % cents per package or s. 5Oner COZ
For sale by Joseph Enfier and +. I. ut.dnE
Shepherd>town. wv - 100 -
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HOTEL, AA
Charlssloirn, jefferson County, "a !

Charlesioirn, jefferson County, "a H-1k--~
This large and very commodious THREE sro-
Rr BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre
and business part Of the town, is now among
,ha most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia. The irNn"eS
of the TabIc Of this establishment, are surpassed
by none. and the Bar i at al umIS SUPP" 'G u
with choice selection Of superior -, e
Liquors Several large Pariors anu an! nam Ta,
ha,o hoe, added stree last year. II sPler-
"a y,uc,, uo,ui,J Coach attends the Charles
town Depot, upon the arrival OF the Cars. when
,,;I .ortsy visitors 10 the Hotel, free Of charge
T Psso o1S, wishing is to be conveyed other
tbp town. will pay a reasonable compensation
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages buss'c'
ar1 careful drivers always ready for the accom-
mediation Of visitors. ,,-
'''N'' GEO. W. SAPPINGTON, Proprietor.
! November %, 1883 iH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
ILanee'S SarSapariIIa and Blood Pills.

w hat Is that principle which VIC call The blood
W The blood Is that principle 10y which IN
whole system IS regulated. Therefore if III
blood becomes impure general arrangement
the 81 stem must eusue
Baltimore, July 90 Is5l-This is 20 certii
that | was afflicted with violent pain 10 Il
breast and right arm which / suppose proceeds
from the impure state Of my blood. J was r
commended TO take UaHce's SGrsGpG-iIlG
Eiood Pills, and after taking one box The pa
"as entirely removed from my breast aud arr
found them extremely gentle IN their oper
ton and would recommend :hem 10 every Pc
son IN want Of 4 mild purgative.
PATRICK ROCHE,
No p Conway ST. between Howard & Euta
In purchasing these pills let me add oSE Wo
OF CAUTION; always ask for Hanee's Pals, o.
purchase of none but those advertised ana
convenient call and see the proprietor hlmse
For sale by Seth 5. Hanee, l06 Baltimore sure
Baltimore, aud in shepherdstown by Jose
EntleT and T.. c. " illisms Price % cts per Dc
November &c 1853. lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
WATCHES! WATCHES !

IgA&11< y..,,7s. GoLp AND SILVER WARE; J.. n,
sz 49, s:& .lhlier S, Co., Wholesale Watch
and JcwcIry House, No. 227 Baltimore Street,
southeast corner Of Charles Sirett. .s
Tro,s Of every description, Watch Case Ma
tcrs and Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jewel
N ~y I Wc call the attention of Southern and
Western dealers in Watches, Jewclry and Sill
YER Ware, to our very extensive stock, a nssu 1.
ring them that no article in cur line Sil''i We
anon,ity, quality or low prices, We are lne
danIy Wholesale House in this branch OF trade
in baltimore. and shall use every fair means to
induce southern and western merchants 10 "Pr',
accounts with us. Our terms shall ne as l'oe'a d:
and accommodating as can possibly be iouhu N
the Union. We will take great P,easu ...o, :.
sho,r;n,, orr Goods TO southern and western
merchants. whether they open accounts with Us
or not L. IT. '"iHi.I pIt
Noy9G-ly importers Oh h''''3'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-01
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

THE undersigned have tbs day aug. II 1888
associated themselves in this city, undrr HE
firm and style Of Harper & .NcJfigh, Tor the
prosecution Of a Gencral Notion Trade similar
.4uInssat in the Northern CITIES.
r, HARPER &. UcTETGH,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic .Njtio,,s, C!oTe'
HosieIlrand Fancy Goods generally oJpe.;if $a-
rcpta Hall, hing street. .lIeTsnd5io have tr II,1-
sure 10 inform their friend, a!td me pub ic .,p-
orally, Of the arrival OF their STOCK, consisting
Of great varety Of every tescr! pllon Of Coons
USUALLY found in the NOTION HOUSES Of Iarger CT
3 ties These purchases have been mace under
the most favorable circums' ances Of the lmplr-
tiers aud manufacturers, enabling them 10 offer
To- country merchants and other dealers a. great
Inducements ia the way Of bargains as can bC
had North. Nov &c, lS53-ly
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FrtIsrProofs qfme Efficacy Of Hance''
Compound Syrup Of Hoarlo'",d I" re
herring afflicted Man

Hering .4Htcfed nan
MR. GEORGE T. H.7RRLNGTO.N, residing
N in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat
aT,ar irving many remedies, was induced by a
friend 10 use Hanccs Compound syrup OF hoar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
.4nother, yet more astonishing Mrs. Henriet-
"a Nerrick, residing in Monument street, be,
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breast
Which was so intense. that it extended to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain IN
the side. After trying many remedies she Wa
pur,uaded by 2 friend TO use llance's Compound
syrup of Hoarl. ound and after using three dose
She experienced great relief, and before shs had
finished the bottle was entirely cured. fr,ct
20 cents per bottle or bottles for s. %. Foi
ssle by Seth $ Hance. .O8 Baltimore STR If
Baltimore and in Shepherdstowu by f c WI
Eaus and Joseph Eniir. Nov 70 leJ3-ly
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A CARD.

CHARLES L. DREBlNG, RoPE MANU-
CF,crURrR. Martinsburg, Berkeley County, a,
invites the attention Of Merchants, farmers '
WiIlers and others. to his stock Of Ropes, com
prising a general assortment of coil RoTt. Ell
reRps. rLouGH LIKES, MASON LINES HALIEEs
>, ccK1NG THYME, BROOM TwINE, sc; ma ana
Machine Ropes manufactured TO order. iunc'
.uaI attention will be paid to all orders received
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