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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-04
Hance's Sarsap2riIIa, or BLOOD
PILLS.

Pill l. ).
WHAT is that principle which we call
VI the blood !
The blood is that principle by which
the whole system is regulated. mere
fore, if the blood becomes impure, gem
cral arrangement of the system must cns"e'
Baltimore, July -, 1851.
This is TO certify, that | was afflicted
with violent pain in the breast and right
arm, which suppose proceeded from the
impnre state of my blood. | was recon-
mend to take Hncc's SarsapariHa or
BI0od Pills, and after taking one box, the
pain was entirely removed from my breast
and arm. found them extremely gentle
in their operation, and would recommend
them to every person in%ant of mild
purgatve. PATRICK ROCHE
No. % Conway ST., between Toward and
Euiav.
In purchasing these pills, let me add
One Word of Caution.
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and
purchase of none but those advertised, and
irconvcuient, call and see the proprietor
himself.
For Sale by SETH s. H4NCE, los
Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd, and in
Shepherdstown by JOSEPH ENfhER
and H. $. FORNEY. Price % cents
per Dor.
November &c, 1853. lily
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS !!
cANFIELD. BROTHER & CO.,

22o Balinpors ST., Corner Of Charles
Z RE now opening Magnificent Stock
X of NEW GOODS, such as Amerl-
can, English. German and French Jewel
~. in fun sets and single pieces. Best
9n2li.v Gold Watches, viz: English lie
Iers; skeleton do; Duplex; Anchor Is
opponent; Lepinss, some very small Tor
ladies', set with diamonds and pearls eLe-
rlntly enqmelled; Independent and quar-
rsr second Watches; Hunting, 10 carat
rulI, Watches in every variety.
Rich Chain Vases. from Paris and Dres-
len. French and Spanish Fans. Silver
gold, ivory, pearl and leather Card Gases;
do DO DO Port Monnes. Elegant gill
and aronzel Clocks, with Candeabras.
.2l5a,a Uare-Spoons, Forks, Ladies',
Butter Kniyes, &c, Of ihe best quality.
Plated Tea and Coffee SeIs, Casters,
Walters, Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes,
Tureems, &c, &c.
Tortoise Shell Combs, new STYLES
English and American Table Cutlery,
Pen Knives Scissors, Razors, Sporting
Aniyes; Music Boxes, ,, 3, 4, ana s
airs; Jewellers Scales and Weights, &C.
&c.
Watch Makers Tools and Materials :;
Z complete assortment Of Dentist Files.
c., b. & Co., offer to the trade the
above goods upon the very best terms.
Call and examine.
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"lYE SPEAK rs UNTO WISE MEN
EACTSI FACTS!


NAN any unparalleled mind doubt The
y greatcura,ive powerso! HAMF Ton ,
VEGETABLE TINCTURE. lhouS-
aals who have their sons, daughters and
wives piu,ar away, and sinking into pre-
mature graves, might see ihem restored TO
health if they would only make tIai oil
this wonderful Tiac.U:c.
Real, read from merchant well known
in this community:
Sc3rrsvILLE, Va, August 3, 1852.
3iessRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY-
There is a young lady in this town who
has the Scrosula, and whose father intend
cd nkiag her 10 the Rockbridge Alum
SPRING., bat persuaded them 10 try your
medicine first. She had taken The Tine
lure since the 2I Of July, and am hap
py to ssy !. has already done her much
good. She had used several bottles O!
Sarsapariiia and other medicines, recon-
mcndol in such cases, none Of which did
her any good At all ana when she com
menccd using tho Vincture size had but
little faith in il, but she now says she is
getting well fast. Before taking the Fine
lare she could scarcely see on: Of one eye
and had several large lamps about the
neck. Her eye now is nearly well, and
the Jumps have almost entirely disappear
cd. Yours, }. n. Sewers.
Sill another from the above. See the
permanency Of The care.
ScoitSUiHe, December 7lh, 1882.
Ncggrg. Mortimer g. 1lo1r6r0y-l am
truly glad to inform you that the inciore
has made a perfect cure in the case 0!
ScrOIuia oil the Young lady ABOUT WEich |
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GOLD WATCHES.


.DANFIELD, BKOTHER s. CO., 229
u BALTIMORE STREET, are now opening
an extensive stock O! superior GDLD
TE,4TCHE&, the best ever imported into
this city. We name some If the best
makers:
jules Jongorson, Of Copenhagen.
L. 2. Adams & Sons, London.
T.. Perry, do.
David Taylor, do.
Josh. Johnson, 25 Church stree; Liver
pool.
John Harrison, Liverpool.
Thomas Blundell, do.
NJ. J. Tobias g. Co.. de-.
Rc5't RoshcH, do.
Cascd in IS carat Gold, and every va
..ety of STYLES, which We offer at Whole
sale ana Retail upon the very best terms.
November %, 1913. l-ly
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PaIpitalion of the Heart.
An Astonishing Cure.
BhLrMoRE, Nav 10, 1853.

Deer ST. have been afflicted for
The last seven years with General Weak
ness. prostralion. sour stomach, dyspepsia,
cosdvcuc-s, extreme nervousness and
headache, brought on, rs believe, orig
nally by taking large quantities Of Ncrcu-
RI. which nearly terminated my life
Several physicians were employed, and
a great many medicines to no purposc.--
Among, he rest were numerous TIncrUrcs,
Sar,a1gr!as, and other medicines adyer-
Used for the same purpose as yours. And
at last a friend OF the family requested me
10 Try Your Dr. Chalmers SnHaiiUe
THcnrc, which did, with no hope that
II would operate with any better effect
than the others, but rejoice, and feel my
heart expand towards you, my dear sir,
when inform you have no, YET taken
raoe bottles, and already enjoy better
health than for 20 years previous 10 thi,
date. Cos,iycncss, headache, nervous
ness, piles, dyspepsia, all are gone. and |
have not the least doubt it viii Ultimately
restore me 20 complete health. / shall
ever take pleasure in recommending it to
others troubled in like manner.
With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
90 Low Street, Baltimore.
Rheumatism and Gout.
Mrs. J. /. Johnson of Virginia suffer
Cd from Rheumatism and Guu, Cor eighl
wears. ~ times una5In ia 'gro herself IN
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Jcwclvy NanuHactory.
.CANFIELD. BRO. 4 CO.,

No. 229 BALTIMORE STREET.
Having completed their arrangements for
J0relry on more eX,en-
sive scale, under their own superyislon-
parties may rely or getting their work
done in the most durable and fashionable
style, 4, short notice and al reasonable
prices.
November %, 1854, l--ly
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G02lR7JIlSTI2 J01IGG .

THE undersigned have this day assoc,a-
ted themselves in this civ, under lne
firm and STYLE of HARPER q Me,
Weigh. for the prosecution OF a Genera
yofon Trq3c, similar 10 that III Inc
Northern CIIiCs. AuS' l.
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VERNON ESNRlDGE,
Chaplain United States Navy.
Gre Of Consumption, Neuralgia, Pa@4
IN the Side, sc.
ENIIiNlOrel Nay I, 80.

DUti (H9OTS) MAY l, loO%'
Nessrs. Mortimer e. Mowbray -
Genaemen.--It is with pleasure | can
testify to the great healing powers OF
Nam3fon's Jcgc'ajIe TMciure.--My
wife mad been afflicted FOR three years,
laborinr under constant hacking Cough,
win most violent Pain in the right
side. NEURALGIA Of the Head and dimncss
Of Sight; yo,y Ut,!e rest day or night,
and mach cmacaljon, and 10 ali appear
auces a rapid Consumption inevitable
We had the most eminent physician IN
Annapolis. bat his medicine did not give
her any relief at all, but glowiag worse Il
any change in tie least ;--aua after hav-
ing read one of voar Pamphlets, IN July
last, she concluded to Try HenRPfoa'S e
ge'ajie IincHYc, and after taking huttwo
bottles Of which ,uadyrahindP Providence
we perceived a great change for the bet
ter; her appetite improved, her skin be-
came quite clear, coughs, pains, neuralgia,
&C., entirely left her, and by ,he Time she
had taken d few bottles more she was
completely cured, aaG IS now in the en-
j0ymelt of most excellent heath.
have seen also lis beneficial effects on
several other ladies' Of Annapolis, and |
drink can say from what have seen OF
the Medicine, do not believe lis Cma-
tive Powers can be cquaucd. \ sense Of
duty 10 Inc afflicted has induced me 10
drop these few lines for their benefit.
Respectfully, EDW ARD SANDS,
=
lis Packet, No. Tobccao Ware
house, Light Sweet Wharf.
LctMe UhoIc .4fitei Horll reed The
Testimony Of Lo5y after IGirty
Eight gears Of S.Daiag.
Northampton, April l3, 1882.
Messrs. TYLER Il Adair II have been
afflicted with Rheumatism at times from
my twelfth year, / will be fifty years Of
age the lSjh cl this month lie attacks
were at times so severe as to render me
helpless have tried various remedies 10
very little effect; last October was at
tackled in my shoulders, sides, back and
hips, could not rest day or night, could
not move any part oJ NY body without
crying with pain; at tins time also tried
many remedies internal and external with
ON receiving any relief; was al last al
ylscd to try ''Halayi0n'S !cgeiGbIa Tine
Hrc." before had taken one bottle OF
which. felt much better. and is | con-
rinued taking it, fen strength coming IN
10 my back and limbs, and my stomach
strengthened aud revived every way--l
L 4 IL
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From the Detroit Free Prets

From the Detroit Free Pres.
CONDITION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA.
II aboli,onist succeeds in ealiRg slave from his
master and placing him beyond chance Of capture in
Canada he thinks be has done something deserving OF
high laudaon II the deed were done purely out Of con-
sderaon for the welfare of the negro and means were
akento render the might've comfortable when free he
when in slavery, paliaton might be found for
The dishonesty Of the transaction The fac, is however
that the abolitionis not in the least solicous about
the welbeng of the negroes. In running them of their
only desire is TO spite the South The ugives may
for all they and nearly sarve great many ofthem
undoubtedly do. Parker Phillips Garrison and their fol-
lowers viii do almost anything to aid slave in escaping
from bis master but who ever heard OF any Of this eel adj
RANGING dime TO support fugitive when AS is often the
case be finds 1t impossible to supper, himself? No one
has yet and in all probability one ever will Abo-
ion philanthropy extends not as far that Charity Is
virtue with which the professors Of extreme antsIayery
views are wholly untinctured.
The Albany Argus of Monday last under the head Of
Starving Fugitive Slaves in Canada publishes The fol-
lowing:
We have received circular calling attention TO the con
diton Of the fugitive slaves in Canada 1t comes f.am
coored people presume, and is signed J. j. Rice Am
herstburg
1t that they are in great want and restitution and
IN need of bedding hanes and clothing generally suited
The climate; food medicines aud assistance in every
shape Rice states that he has lived in Canada thirteen
years on incidental donations, and sometimes on scant
ARE lie denies that the government does anything for
me mgtiyes, and appeals TO American abnliuonsts for
early aid on behalf OF bis suffering fellows reminding them
a' to furnish bedding &C. to destitute family JUST
rom slavery, what Shareholders who work the cooniza-
uon enterprise, do in Liberia
Rice we fear appeals deaf ears and coseshu purses
Segtophily prefers mass conventions political action and
uonbe tracks for underground railroads 10 caring for The
passengers after they have reached their uncomfortable e
anauon II prefers election tickets 10 checks PAYABLE 10
'usi'es IN canada 1t delights rather in long speeches
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COMM ERCIAL.
from OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

New YoRK, Aug Is, 1854
IA hardly estimated how much the operations oil 'he
Treasury Department have supported the markets during he
past year. large surplus OF over ooooo IA soa "A
hv the Secretary under his notices commencing IN August
1858 poured upon the market at crisis TO Its eminent fee
Il Is not when great evil has been avoided by udieious man
aeeent that the public always the best able 10 ape
ate the skin of the manager, although they are sufficiently
,nt 10 blane when evil has been encountered During
the three years ending with 1855 great impulse was s' en-
10 every branch of ndusythe production oil all eohnoo
ties agricultural manufacturing and mining was great anu
rapid An these increased quantities came upon the markets.
at rising prices at when railroad construction gave en-
oyuent to great numbers Of men at high wages This com
bnation OF required great increase IN the
volume Of the currency sustain the upward movement
The currency us made necessary supplied in two
TO the extent OF 03 9S during the three ending
1883 or this mint supplied the export OF
SEQ 01G and the banks increased their issues S
bu they also increased their specie hand slo 2c5,
king an aggregate above We may place these figures in
tabular form, IS follows
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MALL STEPHENS military manufacturers of the orders
would respectfully call the army navy
their superior work style They
revolution In this department, and furnish the elegant
goods ucton
We wish show privilege business
and susceptible progress age despite osgngs
Of aniquarians.
Citizens clothes made to order, in elegant sys and
fashions.
United States Gags order.
ll-2aw3mo
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Henry " having bestowed the Gordon 5ieu on gentle
man a the solicitation Of the Duke De Nevers when the
collar was put on, the gentleman made the customary
speech Sire am not worthy know it WE'LL said
the king but give you the order to please my cousin
De Neversn
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Extensive Boot and Shoe Establishment.
JUST OPENED IN IRON HILL

JUST OFENED IN IhON HILL
r. HOOVER fitted up, attractive STYLE tue large
.. Iron Hail. Pennsylvania
Ninth and Tenth streets and furnished with perhaps The largest
and best selected stock Of boots and shoes ever exhibited in This
ely ao,n,,a, :, ,s n,se,.i.0.a 70 make nj,
particulars other Of the kind in the country
Win @ ne has az ne lsESns supply
this and in future variety of
shoes for sdes gens"en children and servants may here be
to win of public patronage His prices mod
appoxmatng closely possible to those Of the
The following are among the articles just received.
FOR LADIES
Black bronze and ,olored CATERS thick and thin soies
White and black satin slippers, and English Kid slippers
French and American morocco and kid slippers
o,s s,ppsr., sas~slsd and French American
Jenny kus pokas and other styles OF dress
GENTLEMEN
Ffcueh pstcn, leather boots
DO calf dress boots hall Boots and shoer
Do calf and paien,ies'bcr Oxford ties
Cloth cutters black an coorsd
Enamscd top CATERS Ensh ties
Al boot, Shoes begged and sewed
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
You,hs' pumps beautiful styles,
callers slippers walking shoes OF
CsHdrcns shoes embracing and quality
FOR BOYS.
have made particular mransemsn,s for his department of
Here then e, the boys come for just such shoes
FOR SERVANTS.
MY assortment Of large and very
respectfully reques, my customers the citizen. seu
Montgomery ard the surrounding country ALSO visiting
MAKE no pss pledges su, hope Sy s ses,ns by po" \,
tenion by business challenge
all, and win success in my new enterprise
Iron Hall Boo, and Shoe Es,ssii.hn.n,
Penn avenue. between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
Aug I7-di~ssoaw
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in large collections 1t thinks be heard for lis
much speaking So that the poor negroes the Dor
ders may perish with cold and starvation in the fierce Ca
madam winter if opponents of the Nebraska inquiy be
only returned to Congress in the fall election Great is
humbugl
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13- Wr. Editor Please announce the name of
CHARLES A. DAVIS candidate or in the board Of
council MI vacancy caused by the death o.
Paine, esq, and obige the
Juy6 CITIZENS OF THE FIRST WARD
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE. Aucs,oneer.

TRUsTEE'B SALE STEAMBOAT HOTEL On Monday
ateraoon August sst at O'Clock the premises the cub
scriber will sell public
July OBJ ei3 and duly recorded in Ler j. No.
oos a. o. 49, ~ OF the land records Of Washington
the let Cornbe al. ground
designated the ground pn Of said numbered two,
2 numbered three hundred ard five
improvements consisting OF large brick building
known a. Steamboat Hoein
Terms s., 500 cash. 81 275
years. with interest, deed Of premises.
BY order OF the trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
July 0-taw&ds AuctOnesr.
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.S,eumboat destroyed By Fire.

NEW YoRK, August l6.The steamer May Queen, whilst
taking large party excursion to keyport New Jer
sew destroyed by fire this afternoon, below Clifton,
Staten Island The passengers and all saved,
The boat win prove total loss.
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BALTIMORE Aug l6.-Flour was held frmer this morn
ug-Howard street, SO asked; City Mills, 81 rs. Rye
-four IS IS. Corn neal SO so 81. The supply of grain
is not large-hoders frm and prices but little varied
About 10 500 bushels wheat oeredsaes of good to prime
white at 81 C5 81 rs family flour do, 81 rs 81 u.s.
binary good do 81 40 81 S. red wheat good to prime
81 80 81 So ordinary to good do, 81 30 81 So Corn
light supply only 800 bushes oeredsses of white at
"a rs yellow, IS cents mixed 20 u cents. Oats
$500 bushels oeredsae Of Maryland and Virginia prime
30 AZ cents ordinary do, Is "a cents. Ryeno sales
Provisions steadysma sales pork, Sl2 rs. Bacon
and lard unchanged
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NEW YoHK, August I6--The United States mail steam
ship Cahawba arrived this afternoon from Mobile via Havana
Our Havana dates the 9th instant The papers
tain of interest.
Business dull without any marked change in the
kets.
The yellow fever abatng and the general health of the
city improving.
The Cahawba brings Ill passengers and 900 bales Of
ton, including two bales of the crop
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EOR sALE.A country residence, situated in the immediate
vicinity Of Falls Church. Fairfax county Virginia, consisting of
eighteen of land, part in WOOD dwelling house
including
stablins and OF failing
properly within ride OF the
wishing
the country, in healthy neishborhood
would be n desirable retreat.
made accommodating.
o further particulars apply
4. r. JUDsON,
July 3J-2sw3w' Falls Church. Frirfax Co, Va
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Northern Liberties Seminary for Young Ladies.
Warrington, ID. c.

Ms. A T. BELL, Principal Precepuess
THE duties recommended
day IN September building entirely
petsd the OF which
ne o l. and Tenth The studies will be divided
nto ihiee departments ali the branches of thorough
education.
limited number OF pupils received boardes and ev
EFFORT will BE- used happy
efficient
sstans TOT each department From the and
baton manifested
Mrs Bell deems trouble the public
long list Of references which found with
by consulting circulars principal bookstores.
Board and tuition English, per OF c
hsi exclusive OF VACATION $50
Music, with instrument 81
faniing In oil and water eoiors, each 20
Languages, each.
Pencil drawing and mache, 10
Day scholars from four dollars per quarter.
Payment in advance.
Pupils OF the charged
the Of hui
son. nnls.s previous that effect shall
m
Payment half advance.
Aug lJ-ltdk3sw
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T1CONDEROGA; Tine Black EagIe-A Romance
i Of Days Distant; by g. p. r. James.
History Of Pyrrhus; by Jacob Abbott
Augl3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DIED,

In Norfolk Virginia sandsy, inst. ENoCH L. REV
kOt.DS, Of Of the
Treasury, in the 3Sth OF his age
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ID oUTLEDGE'S American Handbook Tourists
IL Guide United States containing
principal different railroads.
boat York all psrts the Unloa
hoe public buidinss natural curssite.
accompanied by map. Prizes ~ cent?. =
Augl7 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Congregational Nomination.

PrsBUno, August l6.Joshua Il. Giddings aboitionist
has been nominated for reelection to Congress in the Ashtab
ula district.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT
AUCTiONOn Friday, the 18th nstant shall sell, by virtue
Of deed Of Charles Werman the subscriber bearing
date the 5h and recorded tho 18th September 1852
the residence Of said Weman 18th between New York
avenue and street north 10 o'clock beautiful assert
ment OF nearly new furniture, viz
large gilt frame FreRch plato mirrors
IL fine rosewood paSor chairs
do reception chairs
do aforementioned sofas
About 100 yards fine velvet Brussels carpet :.
One 6ne = alnut wardrobe and hair sofa
One centre and leaf table
Desk and bookcase
The above described qualify
The sale will be well worthy of persons wishing
chase.
Terms at sale. NATHAN SARGENT, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug I'D Aucdoneers
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I. LUTZ,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No. rs South Eleventh Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULIY invites he the public
~ where he keeps constantly hand parlor
and chamber furniture, comprising
Sofas from SIS to Sl00 Arm chairs from SIG $50
Parl0r chairs 6to "a 1870
Sofa tables 1910 100 Extension tables, IS to 100
Etaaeres 1910 IS Writing DESKS Is 10 100
All the
the prices least good
bought nywhere else
Goods OF the Unon packed per
July 27-3dInosif
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NEw YoRx, August l6.-The America with three days
later news, has arrived at Halifax.