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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

NJ, j b. " A Z TUN, =
Sole Agents the Southern States
The have small Of the above
WINE and confidently recommend it the
equal Wine offered
IA bis country,
Mr. BILECART SALMON the of the finest
Champagne, and his Wines we'll known ard in
France He has appointed furnish
the Court OF BAVARIA ~ih anho place the COAT OF
RMS OF THAT CURT Upon HIS LABELS.
Wine sold BY we the quality
5 lis ngnshed by it's ruty flavor.
s shall prepared supply The Of hs
upon advantageous competitor.
NJ ]. b. WALTON.
d2s sptf Lsyee Ia Teto las airees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
Y4ZOO RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, February at O'Clock
ESOR GRENADA, TROY, GREEN H- =
III WOOD, MARION, TCHuLA, YAzoo CITY, S54kkxss4fas
sATARTIA, VIcKsBuRG and ali intermediate land
,ngsReguar Yszoo and Yalabusha Packet GEN. STOKES
The 6ae draught GEN STORES
will leave shove For freight apply board
T. WILSON, II Carundelet
IL will freight any privilege
shipping.
The Stokes hiss been fully snstated by the Insurance Offices
this city, in the Cotton trade. febi
Win ave THURSDAY, F.truarv 9, at 3 O'Clock P. ii.
TOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, - -
II TcHuLA, MARION YAZoo CITY, sATAR- Ls sksa5sT
TIA N1CkSBURG and all iutermeia Findings rh
elegant and swift boat LUCY ROBINSON,
Captain NJ.
SMITH FIAISTER 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
MOBHE
W4TERLvG Places.

FHy0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and -
n OWNERS. New 0Tears January 10, isss-i s8s44&a
The undersigned has ts day commenced sEs ERAL
gTEAbB0AT AGENCY hs hinsssf
Exclusively such bgsinss q Tins presenting himself
public he hts
the basiBsas give
psrSonal together his
age respectfully
NeFars, WATERS. CAMDEN 4 CO.. NswO rears.stl
STONE & wALwoRTH,
BRIDGE BRO,
.' WHITE Il BUCHANAN. S
Captain GEO. w. BILE, LIN. Kenneth,
W. ". BAKER, Delaware.
z. NJ HUNTER. Ambassador
j. CEIFTF Office On po-d--s Fs- frsssaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

) replied the Dsn;a1 p,
MyseA she on visit to Q
temple, as he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
OHIO RIVER

wttieny SATURDAY, Fetruar, 4, AT O'Clock Pm.
E ORGINC1NNATI, MADISON, Lou ems !,
III lSVlLLE and all uterine late llndings-The lAstSs
elegant, and fast
JOHN p. TWEED, D. Afatd, MASTER wing frrigk
and will leave above For freight PASSAGE having
accommodations, apply on be ard
ROGERS, Mcguire L CO., "a Poydrns st.,
febg or to MCDOWELL JR h BELL, = Paydr4st t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsoE Cry, [
Wednesday Evening, February /, 1884 I
The stock of Hogs offering is heavy with nearly 300
head of Western Cattle about 90 Cows moderate sup
ply of Veal Cattle and but few Sheep. The market is
pretty active and easy for purchasers at quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

SPLENDID BIRDS, IMPORTED FROM@AF
NJ AL PARIS Of EuRoPE-Fine presents for seag1 TO ~;
their belize Islands their daughtersThe
breed OF warranted sale; ENGLISH
BULLFINCHkS FRENCH GoLOFISCHES; the ne
gengine GERMAN LARKs the EUROPEAN STAR, SPEAKING
BIRD.
Al warranted and CHEAP
CHANGE ALLEY, Post-afhce M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

A BOY, about years of age, called THOMAS
HAcKEI boggh. from yerposl the hp FsAskS
IL ST. Lons it such should be the they
have Information of him by applying 81 Letter
iAngO 1T
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
James hEadisoo's Injunction.


The tol.ow"v precious charge /, his
.oue'rJ"teo rom The pen and heart Of the
distinguished statesman and patriot James
Madison, IN these times ot sectional Bit
terress, and autagonism, deserves to bs
published by every paper in the land. Il
Is found in the Virginia Historical Reg
ister.
"tDvicE re NY Couvrnr.-As this
adv'ne, II It ever ste the light, will not do
50 uti an no more, il may be considered
as issuing from the tomb, where truth
alone oau be respected, and tue happiness
OF man alone consulted. /, will be entl-
tied, therefore, to Whatever weight can bs
derived from good intentions. and from
the experience OF one who has served his
country IN varlous stations through a Pc
rlod OF forty years; who eapausad in h,s
youth, aud adhered through his life, to
The cause Of civil liberty, and one who
has borne part in the most of the grea,
transactions which will constitute an
epoch of its destiny.
"ihe advice nearest to my heart and
deepest in my convictions is tina, the I'M
ION ot the States be cherished and p.rpct
| u&ted. Let the open enemy be regard
ed as Pandora with her box opened;
and the disguised one as the serpent cree.
ping with his deadly evils into Paradise. "
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
4 Gallant Conbatteut.

Tie Constantinople correspondent OF
the London Times gives the following
account Of the last struggle ol Lieut..
B4ykc, who fell at Giurrevo:
MI. Burle's body was found after the
action in which he lost his life with no
less than thiry-,hrce wounds upoa It
TIE Russians had taken hisswori which
was found hidden in some long grass
close to the corpse. The ring finger Of
both hands was cut off. IL was seen by
the sapnor Who wen. fighting desperate
Iy to the last though surrounded by a
horde Of Russians, when he first lep, Oh
shore from the boat SIX soldiers charged
him. Two he shot with bis revolver, one
he cut down with his sword - the rest
turned and fled. While he was urging
the Turks, who were in the stream, 10
row quietly to the land forming them in
TO line as they landed, conspicuous as he
was IN full uniform and by his white cap
cover, a number oil ullemca advanced
from behind ditch and took deliberate
ann at him. Poor Burkes charged them
with hcadIong gallantry. As he Cot
near he was struck by a bail which broke
his jaw-bone, but he rushed on, sho, three
men dead at close quarters with his re-
volver and cleft two men through helmet
and all into the brain. He was then sur
rounded, and while engaged In cutting
with heroic courage through The ranks OF
the enemy, sabre cut from behind him
by a dragoon as he wen, by, which near
Iy severed his head from his body, and
he fell dead.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

MARRIAGE.--Thc more married men
YOU have the fewer crimes there will be.
Examine the frightlQl columns Of your
criminal calenders--you will there and
a hundred youths executed to one father
of family. Marriage renders men more
yirtuous aad more wise. The father Of
family is not willing to blush before hia
own children. lie is afraid to make
shame their inheritance.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

Punch represents Nicholas as an ass
who has al.owe! himself to be shut IN IN
a poyld, and all the European nations,
covap'-a0a among walonr is john Bull,
stand looking over the fence at him, but
40 ano dares 10 get In 10 put The birdie
Oh Turkey has let down one bar, and
reading lis hand through has got hold
NJ h5s tat, and in1piores France and
England TO g IN and take him by the
head, but they manifest most decided
dIslncliAat,on to take aod OF tue biting
END. 4 better illustration OF The "va
which was gong to stake the whole
continent OF Europe" could not be i'm.
armed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

We have been favored by a friend
with the information that there resides in
Pleasant Mount Borough, this County, a
Mrs. Benjamin, at the very advanced
age Of one hundred and ten years, with
prospects Of living many years longer
equally tar before her. She occasional
y SPINS stocking yarn of tue finest quail
ty, not cxsellel by that Of her younger
netghhors. She is quite Intelligent and
seems 10 retain her memory remarkably
we'll, and eyinccs clearness oF iuigmeu.
OF the present, and mind yet distinctly
impressed with the SCIENCES oil the past.
She has been married three times; her
first two husbands were killed IN the Rev
olu,lon, and her last one named Rcnja-
min died about 30 years ago. At one
time she was employed West Point, cook
ing for tie army, and was present at one
Of the battles with Burgoyne, and assls-
ted in distributing ammunition to those Of
the soldiers who were nearest destitute.
She was also with the army when it
was disbanded IA. Newburgh by General
Washington; and at which occasion the
General asked ner II she was not afraid
Of the bulletsl when she replied oh
the sword never r0bs the halter. - Homes
tale, Pa, HeraR
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
THIsx. Thought eugenders lnougA ii

ylacc one 5dea on paper, another will fol-
low it, and still another, until you have
written page. You cannot fa.hom your
mind. There is well Of thought there
which has no bottom. The more you
draw from il, tae more clear aad fruitful
Il vii 6c. Il yoa neglect 70 think your
stlf and use other peoples thoughts gg-
i,g them auerance only you vii never
know yha, you are capable Of Al frst
your IDEAS may come out lamps, homely
and sI.apeigss; BIT Tune Ani perseverance
will arrange aai polish thetn. Leas1t ts
tafnk, AMI tie better viii you express
volr IDEAS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

fzj- Why IS woman's tongue ike a
planet' Because r9.Dlng short OF tie
power Lat created i, IS able 10 stop il in
is course. The man WHO pcrpetrated
the above canundrun mas ielt for Cal.
fofnla. lie was pursued By forty women,
aud forty bFoomsticks were picked ap in
the harbor after the vessel ieft-hly lyino
been aimed Al the villains head, and
fallen short of lie marx.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
RIy| At the celebration of the recent
Of Independence, in a

country town in California. Al Irish.
MAJ offered the following toast.
Heres til the Harp Of Ou,l Erin,
the fhlss.e Vi Scotland All ill me Lion
ol Eas,ani, who 5aid Is .~ate PAX upon
he IT, Il 4 asrlky, aad was Ia 10
take i, atf aragsE"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
: Fonders of Chemistry.

The rapid strides which the science of
Chemistry - made in the last few years.
cannot 10 Otherwise than surprising to
those unaccustomed to reading scientific
papers.
Presuming that but few of our readers
are practical chemists, or even acquainted
with the results that have been obtained,
we give them few items.
Candies resembling the finest wax,
are now made from coal, aud the Peat
bogs OF Ireland.
Beautiiul white paper, is made from
straw and pine shavngs.
Water can be frozen IN red hot cruel
bic.
Gutta Percha and Iadia Rubber can bc
made as hard as steel.
The ohal of the streets, and the wash.
inss Of coal-gas, re-appear, carefully pre-.
served in the ladies' smelling bottle, or
are used by her to favor blanck- -mangss
for her friends.
Marble, which rivals the finest Egyp-
tans, Is manufactured by Il chemical pro.
cess.
Copper and iron, have been detected
IN the blood Of human beings.
The action of Nitric and SuIphuric
acids on Cotton, produces a substance
more destructive In its effects than gum
powder.
Diamonds and Pearls are made by a
chenta proeese-fa faya .4,l s,.op.
-~-----@----~----~----------
DANcIne wIru A Boor BLAcx.--A
| correspondent Of the New York Times,
writing from Saratoga, is responsible for
the following;
There has been aristocracy here of
all grades and shades, from the genuine
simon pure down to the mushroom
and Goldfish and ! looked in one even
ing and saw the yatct de ctamt,e Of a
gentleman at one Of hotel, waItzinp with
one of the haugh,iest beauties. who was
denomlnaled belle at the other. He
may have been quite as good as his mas.
ter but doubt whether the young lady
would have smiled 50 graciously on him
or Pgem.ted his tnoastuche to come 5,
near her check, If she had known that h,
bad spent part Of the evening bsusaia.
coats and backing boots
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
D,t6,1qae Her aid.

eo.,.,r H,,romy. Darog jao rev.
''NA- - csns,,l l,,tay,ue being
o'uti'naf; wal ''',' u -
n Baltimore, was 'nSi'ea - q 'a'' "
went as requested, but instead o. totnIhg
-, amusement, as might be expected OF
''> r,.,,rbraa1 of twenty-five, al
young =, 1,.
- 70 r,a,a,oa. ~,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

rg4A treaeaeroas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beriag the taui.s d oas trends.
s.9,- x luiet conscience SLEEPS sound
nv during aunder.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

II aLERS IN DRY GOODS Groceries
: taaeen's Ware, Hardware, Boo. sna saot.
!. .ss, Books and Statienerp. Keady Made
Citing, Nails, Salt, Wooden Ware, &c, Nc
ton, Iowa. III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
ELIAS SHAW L.g.,
w. uANNOg,, !. d.,

A. ERCHANr-Deaier III Dry Goods, Gro
III .sries. Crockery, sc. Cedar B'nF., c.
a. county, Iowa. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
OH AStertistr.
,.aLrsHED AT TIPTeN, IOWA EVERY
sATUnDsY MORNING.

TERMS.
Single subscribers, year, in advance, 81 So
IL nontns 90
Clubs Of 10, to one address, = IS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
EIrSI FITS ETSI

The Vegetable Extract EpuePtic PiIs, for The cure
FITS, Spasrns, Cramps and all .Ntrror,S and Con-
StiildioRal Diseases.
Dersons who are laboring under this distressing
/ malady will find the Vegetable EPl!P'ie Pi's
10 be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsey, or Failing Fits. These Pills possess
. specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially Tor me Puf-
moe of curing Fils, they will be found Of espe-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose negyou, system has been pros
tratcd or shattered from any cause whatever
In chronic complaints or diseases of long stand
inc, supcriuduccd by nervousness, !acy are eA-
ceedin1N beneficial Price 81 per box or two
boxes for s. Persons ort of the city, encIo-
sing re nittancc will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free OF postage. For sale by sETH s.
uANcE, No. los BALTIMORE ST. Baltimore, to
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
be addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
ENrLER and E. c. WILLIAMS, ShePherdsto"n
November IS Iss9. l-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
TriUmnh Of Science.

Mrs., Phrrnum', Ccrgh Candy ; Wondr and
Blessing ofihe .lge Coughs Coids unj Hoarsc-
ness cured in from one fo i'ceire hours,
1frs. Phayuum's Cough Candy IS composed o!
III TWENTY-FIVE Of the most curative mcticaI
herbs in the materia mcdca and can be used
by persons of any age, from the Youngest infant
to those most advanced in ge,withperiect safety.
lie tia! hath az ear t. hedr, lei Him hsnr.
BALTImoRE, Nov. 10, 1882.
Dear Madam:-1he duties Of my busIne 5
have exposed me 10 coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. have been deprived OF
The power oil attending 10 the duties of my pro-
iessiou, and should have been, had II not have
been for The benign effects of your .hedjca!oa
Candy. tried &, but few hours before | be
gan to reap the advantage Of lis effects. My
cough and hoarSeneSs soon LETT me. My LUNGs
ARE HEALED, AID NY appetite greatly improved.
/, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony 10 that Of the many who have eApe-
renccd the benefits of your valuable cough
candy To MIS-. fharnum.
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price oj cents per package or - 50 PER doz.
For sale BY Joseph Enilcr and +. c HithGms,
Shopherdstowu. Nov. 20 lo53-ly
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AFFLICTED READ! !

: ~ s.r,rNrC, rtpr--,r,
iiLADEL ma ''LDIS al ~ NJ i -.
''Oi's,t'G ~ - ~ ~ ., 5000
v ', " I, IN S BIZ 49,;
9PIetr.e anu le, uInue Ps'I ~ 1-,or,
~ d.. 'lS'' .,.1' ~ ~.
NO - ~ - -
'neu'O'm'' Wiz" ''5's'9 r'a u"ul''u0u -"
/ non re cautious cue u",o' 'uhac 'Sa,l'' ''Io
abuse OF mercury thousanas are annua'y 'ner-
cur'aIZed OUT oI NE; Receh' aAectIohS uio
Promnliy eAung9,'hed. -, ,,,.o,,,-,.o,,
~ E'NlI lE'lFo " EAfEhlE'NCE III
me treatment o. class Oh diseases hitheflo peg
,ecleG ana iIhPeriec'Y uDoers'Ooa' mas chanIcu
Ut hlhNeIiE' (Au'hor o. "o'~ Oh Deii RE
taeHal!on'l 10 prove lhal HIhG 'en'hs OF the eau
iSeS o. nervous d%Oi'"J lGcai anu eonS''Vu 'ionai
"ea1"eSs' iheH'aI anu ph!s','i su"'' ."s arc
''''''D'c J." cC' 'a'" 'a"4''' '"'''''r I"c mus
stctcI yeI leddjy ara iA'al -pl"5' OI uomeStic
misery am preWatute morla'lT
iIhE f'i"IIt li'i6 .NDiil L. mere IS
an evil haOIt sometimes IndUlged IN by boys, in
solitude, often growing up with them TO man
hood, and which, 1t not reformed IN due time,
not only hegeis serious obstacles 10 matrimonial
happiness, but gives rise 10 series Of protrac-
ted, ns.dlOus, and devastating affections. Few
Of those who give way 10 thls peruicous praC-
tee are aware Of The consequences, until they
nave the nervous system shattered, feel strange
and unaccoun;able feeling, and vague fears in
'de mlnu'
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble,
IS unable TO labor with accustomed yigor, or 10
Apply has mnd TO study his step IS tardy and
weak he IS dun IrreSoiuic, and engages in his
sport Win icsS energy than ugual. Z.
"a nc emauciqate h:useG before the practice
ha' de'e rs worst, and enter mairmo.ny, lIs
maiI'aS" IS ln!fluhnl, and bis sense tells him
max ms D. caused by DIS carly iollles. These
81 ''''G.' -,.9.. '.'-" Et"Hi" AWAKEN INC al
''".o I,, "' 'n i,. .'h'.aHN SITUATED;
al !. II IN, me uipinent OF seve-
10 =, Ti-sI .l'i' II t.ay 1e rean
1,rb = pr Dou'u we ,e,'
'"e o,'sn o. uo'nes'c "re.o''Gu-
= -, ''u - &c oeId :, he to
,S,.aI I1.nI no. l'a"y .nG Their stea.
d,rt J;.,,',,r -, Inn yLilci,i,
Vet - -, l, ,,,,,r r-trno and re-.
lied cr,,o,z,t,ou rebrsced. reyi,Iled and
,tr.ng,,,so.d,
pByur pBTR nc rho pI1res himse1rnnaar
Dr. kirkeIrI's treatment NAV rel iyioqsly con6de
~ hls honor - a gentleman. and RELY ,lpop the
assurance that the secrets Of DR.. rs patients
VIII never IL disclosed
Youn., r,1sn-let 10 false nodc7ty deter YOU
rom maAi ing your ease known 10 one who, from
EDUCATION aud responsibility, can certainly be-
nend you
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
-, NasanarLIa and BL0Od PLILS.

Whit D., toat principle which we call the
81 .... Inc u,gd "a that principle by
.aEr. 3D.. gho'e -,-ftb. is regulated. There
I..yuta .Ulo.t become, impure a general de-
fa.-.uo.. &c ..e~Yr'cU, wus sue.
E.un.r.. l.ia -, l2jI-Ihis Is to certify
tna'I was afflicted with violent pain in TIE
breast au1 Is at arm which oppose proceed
a.. from BIC impure state OF ny blood. vas
recum4 eucei 10 take Eiauces Sarsaparla OF
Need Pas, aud slcr liking one box tie pam
was entirely removed from my breast and arm.
I iou"d :a".a extremely Gentle iu their opera
Ton and W ould rgcosrleud theu - every ger
son in want Of q mid P.-glivc.
PATRICK ROCHE,
No - Conway st br,se.u Hava,I = Ellaw.
10 ru.gaa.ing these Pills Iojuc ada one word Of
caution. always ask Tor Hu,lss PiHs and pup
chase o.. .a.e l.l t..ss advertised aad rf con
genicut call and --a ..a pprHs.or a,aself
For sale 1y SHa S. bD.., us Baltimore 81
Be'imoro. and in Shcphrr.-rowu ~ Jos Euuer
CO. b. q Hu.au,. Price - els per box
November 20. 1919. l-Iy
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HgPPER &. IIcTEIGH,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Notions, Chores
Hosiery and Fancy Goods generally, opposite So
rcptq Hal King street .GisrGndria, have ihe plea
sure TO inform their frieods aud the public gen
orally, OF the arrival OF their STOCK, consisting
OF great variety of every description of GOODS
usually found in the NOTION HOUSES of larger CT
ties. hese purchases have been made under
the most favorable circumstances Of the impor-
icys aud manufacturers, enabling them TO offer
toFouatry merchants and other dealers as great
Inducements il the way Of bargains as can be
had Aor'h. Nov. 20, ls53-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
Observation-Disclosures Of Tie BLJUD.
NOT A PARTICLE Of MERCURY u II

/ - = --.--|-I-o KINGS
4 : lu!aIh4e hch'"y 'o' y D' +.
II Ey... Eheuma' iS'hr u">'"''. =
.up,i.us Fmne, or Pus1ascs. r. ... ..C.
B.o'cues, b1us, n.aH' 2'- ~ - ,.''- ~"
or je'.r'S Cal. y a.. 7.'', .r.,.. g., 49,
of the ho''s ..' '.''''' :. .,,t..,,fs
IItle Disorders. Ll''...'.' mise
ma all us .'-S o $50. ''.''' ''' -. ~,
O.! -e... ..it ..-. -'. "''',
the I8".. .t t... ,.-o..,,..
BIZ" '2'Hfo.. .,......
celebrate. ."' .a. '."'.r %. e>'.'". .'''''l
cures erre.e. l. |..' ."'l "''
t'e U0. s-. .'. '.-s"' '.1
with tie onnn.' ..'." pc. r. Us ''r.a '., aud
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
A CARD.

NHARLES l.. DREBING, RorE MANU-
trAcruRER Marlinsburg. Berkeley County, 4,
invites the attention of Merchants, Farmers,
MiIIers and oIhecs, 10 his stock of Ropes, con-
prsing general assortment of cot EoEt, BED
CORDS, PLOUGH LINES, MASON LINES. HAIltGS.
BLOCKING ~, NE, BROOM THYME, sc, l.A aHa
Machine Popes, manufactured TO order. Pune
tual aueOtion will he pald 10 all orders received.
Noitmoer 70, 1853. lily
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Charis,farra Lair,ol C5na,r Va. ,.s3i

r ms large md yer, comm0a III THREE u J-
EY BACK HOTEL, situated ia lue ceuue
and bu-ia,~- Puri OF the town, is nov among
tie most attractive AID desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia. The lrysr,-s
of the Table OF this establishment are surpassed
by none, and tHe BaT is alaIi lines supplied
with a choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors. Several large Pyrlors ard airy Cham
Len, have been added since lastyear. i sren
did YsIloE .Houasd Coach attends tie Charles
town Depot, upon the arrival OF tue Cars which
viii convey visitors 10 The llo,ai Tree of charge.
Persons wishing 10 be conveyed u other pads or
the town, viii pay reasonable compensation.
Saddle and harness Horses. Carriage, Bugs.ss
and careful drivers always ready lOI Ine accom-
mediation Of visitors.
GEO. W. SAPPiNGTON, Proprietor.
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School Books.

NlILNA\.> Chemistry; Woods Boia-
) ~; Ouuslead's Philosophy; ParAefs
Pulosophvi Davies Geometry; Hitch
COCKS Geoiosy; Cutters Anatomy; New
mans Knr.pdc; Walkers Dictionary:
Browns Grammar Familiar Science :;
Scholars Compauion;' Davis, Pie and
Parke's Arl'bmeiic; McGuf,y's Isl. 2nd,
3 ., iii md 5.n Readers; MHchelI's An.
Gent aud Modern Geography's; Hunts
and Bonsats EdIUons Of ComIey's Spell
lers. &c, together with a supply of Cap
AMI Letter Paper, Noe Paper, Wafer.
English Qui.ls, Steel Pens, Ecu Holders,
g., iOF sale by
Oct. , l.. G. NESHIFT.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TThe Undersigned have this day Aug. ii, lo53l
/ associated themselves in this city, under The
n.m AID style of HnP5s 6 .NcIeigh, for The
prosecution OF a CeaerM Notion Graje, similar
/ tina, N the Northern cities,
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TTR. GEORGE 7. W.lRRLNGT'ON, residing
vi in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced by
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup OF iioar-
hound and before using one bottle Was entirely
cured.
.lnoif,r, yet more astonishing Mrs. Henriet-
a Merrck, residing in Monument street, De-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with a severe cough and pain in the breast
which was 50 intense that it extended TO the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain IN
the side. After trying many remedies she was
persuaded by friend to use Hance's Compound
syrup Of Hoarl ouud and after using three doses
she experienced great relief, and before She had
finished the bottle was entirely cured frlce
SO cents per bottle or bottles for - 80 For
sale by Selh 5. lance, los Baltimore street;
Baltimore; and in Shcpherdstown by E. C. Va
EemS and JoSfpb EHiisr Nov. -, looS-Iy