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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-04
Anniversaries for NIay.

The following list comprises the varioas societies
Which are to hold their anniversaries in this city during
THURSDAY, May 4th, IL M-New York Magdalen So
ciety, at the Asylum in Yorkvle. Addresses by Rev
DR.. Tying and Rev. NJ, L. Scudder.
FRIDAY, May 5.-Union Missionary meeting in .he
evening, at the Broadway Tabernacle.
SUNDAY, May 7.-American Female Guardian Society,
at the Mercer street Presby Church. at TX O'Clock
Addresses by Rev. Mr.. Cuycr and others.
MONDAY Nay 8, x ? MIAmerican seamen's Friend
May Sth-lnstitute for the Blind, at the Tabernacle
in the afternoon.
MONDAY, May s-Anniversary OF Union Theoloyical
Seminary, Mercer street Church. at7k Pm
TUESDAY, May 0, 10h A. M.-American Foreign aud
CT rstian Union at the Broadway Tabernacle Addresses
by Rev. DIR. Green, President of Hampden Sidney Col
lge; Rev. Mr. Kirk, Rev. DR.. Bethune, and Rev. DIR.
Dull.
TrEpAY, May a.-Annivcrsary of the American Sun
TurspAY, May 9-New York Colonization Society, in
the Dutch Reformed Church in lafayette place at
O'Clock. Addresses from r. r. Gurley Rev. Mr. Peter.
son, lately from Africa, and others.
"WEDNESDAY, May lo-American Tract Society, at the
Tabernacle, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Addresses by Rev DR..
Duff; Rev. Mr. Oncken OF Germany; Rev. DR.. Green,
President of the Hamrden Sydney College, Va and Rev.
Or. Brooke, Of Baltimore.
WEpSEspAY May lo.-American Home Missionary So.
ciety, at ~ O'Clock, p NJ in the Mercer Presby
terrain Church.
wKpsEsnAy. May lo.-Annyersary of American Anti
Slavery Society, Mr.. Chapn's Church, Broadway.
WEDSEnAy, May 10.-Anniversary (lst) of American
Congregational Union, in Brooklyn.
"WEDNESDAY, May lo.--American and Foreign Anti
WkDsErAy, May l0.-Five Points House OF Industry,
In the Broadway tabernacle at O'Clock =. NJ
THURSDAY, May u.--American Bible Society, In the
Broadway Taberpacle at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Business meet
ing at the Bible House at A. NJ day; after which
the society and lis friends will take carriages for the
Tabernacle Annual sermon, Sunday, It'll instant at
O'Clock, in Rev. Dr. Alexander's church.
FRIDAY, May 12.--American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions in the Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock A.
N. Addresses from several returned missionaries and
others.
FRIDAY, May 12.-New York Anti Slavery Society, ia
the Tabernacle. at Il L. NJ.
SUNDAY May 14.-Amorican Society for Ameoratinc
the Condition of the Jews in the Dutch Reformed Church
yette place. at tx r NJ. Address by Rev John For
sytb, Of Newburg.
MAY.-American Temperance Union.
The various Baptist societies hold their anniversaries
this year In Philadelphia.
Union Missionary meeting will be held next Friday
evening at ~ o'clock, in tie Tabernacle Address by
Rev. Ioctor Dull. Tickets may be had at the places
designated In the advertisement.
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Praised bv tho world Of rashror


by good taste and experience and fautles by
the newspaper prcs KNOWS spring style hats Laughs
at competition Call at his establishment, 533 Broadway
nd anime il. !
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Total since LIST September. !.

The sales Of real estate by auction separate and
exclusive branch Of business, commenced in this
city in the year 1920, by james Blocker under the firm
Of James Bleecker Sons Anthony and T. b. the sons,
carry and have conducted the business in popu
lar since the death Of their father Among the
principal at present engaged in the public sales
OF real estate, in addition to the above VIM II.
Franklin Son. James Cole Il Son, E. H. Ludlow, Cole &
Chiffon, James H. Miller, Adrian H. Muller, and Albert
+. H. Nicoay
TIE NEW THREE DOLLAR GOLD PIEcEs.-We were yester-
day shown Of the three dollar gold pieces
coined at the Philadelphia mint at O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon, and brought to this city by Mr. Fisher
the FIRST which into the metropolis. 1t is in
size fraction smaller than the five dollar pieces bat
not thick. On side is raised wreath formed Of
wheat heads, corn husks, and the different grains
bematical Of the agricultural industry of the country
Within this wreath is :. dollars 1854. On tho
side is tho head Of liberty wearing the Indian head dress
Of feathers, and around this head upon plain ground
work, reads " United States of America" 1t is neat
and will no doubt prove to be a serviccable coin.
THE WEATHER TmEs.-The second edition OF
the storm of last week given yesterday In the
morning the rain poured down in torrents, but held up
during The middle Of the day. gathering fresh energies
almost boxed the compass blowing between morning and
night from every point between southeast and north
west The vast amount Of rain that has fallen has
swollen our rivers to the level OF the PIERS
tide The water in the bay to the Narrows is as
fresh as the Croton itself, showing preponderance of
the fIeshets and rains the salt ocean
Past the hour of last midnight the payemcnts continued
TO sound beneath the descending food
TREsThe ringing of the bells last evening at about
O'Clock, was for fire ut No. 81 Cedar street The fire
originated in segar store in the third story and was ex
tingushed with triHng damage.
VEssEIs NEARLY SwAMrEp.-The steamtug Ocean
Capt Fountain fell in with the Brooklyn lighter Citizen
lower bay yesterday morning; too. them in tow and
brought them TO the Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn.
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sell the sewing machines but he Of ess patent
and OF the important sewing machine ?aton
We have ccmmcnccd offensive operations agans our
mics win demonstrate TO them and to tae public that
saving macfine worth using he made without In
frngng upon exclusive rights, ard that rights
not be violated with IMMUNITY Tie tewtny machines ~ VI
which there 10 controversy are the inproved Fac
threaded machine, sold ly Gully.
r. M'sfSGER CO, aa3 Broadway
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whiting cards engraved and printed In the lates stvs
wedding envelopes every description the latest
spoons forks, soup ladies, &c, at IYERDELIs No 80
Broadway, coy1eI VI Duane street,
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Patent ITydro.EIectrio Chain oGlce =,

factory remove 80 White street. Thoy cure all norvou
afce tons rheumatism, ncuragias raip.tStiOns epilepsy
uterine desses Used y tie highest authorities In III
world. Medal at the exhibition in New York
j. STEINERT 80 White streat
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able osfpcrnaton sso ny claims the sewing
chine, be ford in tie abs opinion lately given by
Judge Sprague, 81 Boston in suit agsins, TIC Singer
chine go csllcd puted copies 81 which may le y
Office or by mall, forwarding postage stamp The fol-
loving Is list etieeneees under patent Of lao viz
wheeler. Wilson Co. Grover, Baker Co. Rarthoir
L. Howe; American 9as- etic Sewing Ma chine Company
Doreas Sewing Aacbne company, New York; Siehols
y ". Bean, ~ aunt. Boston Mass; Uocd HAtts Co.
Worcester Mas Mei .rs woeiredgc, kcono ard Moore
Lynn, Mass Charles Drrrin has longer license
maie sell Giving maehres under my patent. II
has toen revoked and surrendered ELIAS HOWE, Junr
Patsnter Of the original e.vng machins No. IS Hanover
street Boston, and Ss5 broadway, New York
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AHnlTs In MsnSco.
OUR vrRA CRUZ oonRrsrOxDEScE.
yxns cnrx, April "a, lsSi

OUR vrRA cnrz conRrsrOSDEScE.
yns cnuz, April "a, issi
The Amerioaa Tr,sonas swoyc~a,--open..g Iysra,s
Letters.
You viii have heard Of the arrest q the ATTY msa
Qua for landing without passports They Of
the following nations. twenty native Americana twelve
naturalzed citizens eleven Germans three Danes and
fortunately for the BALANCED four British subjects
They wer. brought in chains to NAzailan, and the
United states Consul there wrote 70 the United States
Legation at Mexico informing II that these men were
under sentence to he shot The Acting Charge de Affairs
Mr. Crpps and the British Minister Mr. Doyle addressed
joint note to the Dictator demanding that the men
should be fairly tried and punished properly. they hsd
committed any offence The reply was that they would
they chained board ship, In hot and
sickly port and many Of them must perish by disease
These mcn landed confidently and unarmedor not more
armed than Cahfornians always are-under the impress
sion that The famous treaty now perhaps defGnc bal
this they produced California papers stating the fact
Opening of private letters st continues here the
part Of the authorities No printed spanish matter Is
admitted and the sight Of HERALD IL as a.
hens teeth. lot Of them taken from the last
Hargous packet by the officials and have We, turned
hope they agreed with the shark that ate them They
have always disagreed with land-sharks.
No American vessels in port but the steamer leaving
for New Orleans carly in the morning. IL GRINGo.
NKw YoRx, My 8, 1854
HoU Santa Anna Intends Making Use IF the so 600 600
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SIR-Knowing that Information about the ten millions
Of dollars and the Gadsden treaty will interest you
take this opportunity Of stating that part Of 1t win al
into the hands Of well known ship builder in this city.
The gent OF SANTA Anna in New York-Mr Carlos Bl..
terGed-contIacted time ago for two steamers Tor
the Mexican government, which to he ready for
in The latter part Of this month One Is called General
Iturbde and the other General Santa Anna You uilY
easily ascertain whether not this statement Ia true
making inquiries the subject II the treaty had not
been ratified by tie United States Senate SANTA Ann9s
agent would not have been able to pay for the vessel
they were in that case to be transferred by
contract to other parties. Yours,
AN OBSERVER OF THE GADSDEN MONEY.
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paca umbrellas more durable than silk $4,000 haviur
tcsn sold in little than four years that m al
ynutsses appreciated in proportion becomes
known They may be ohtsined ffom all respectable nm
hrella dealers in the United states aad Of DERBY
co. IL Park place Ioie agents for tho patenees also M
ndon at 1f0 Regent street "a Fleet street 10 Royal Tx
eh &c. nd rs Ilenpside.
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r-,,,,,rcuos.-AsIx Tor sangster-. Patent Al

baskets coffee urns tea sets butter coolers sugar basins
Also superior uufiity Of plated German silver fork
and spoons constantly band and for fale ty HIRAM
YOU a. les Broadway, two doors below Maiden lane
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Colored Dngucrreolypes. Chrystnlotxnes. a

on paper are taken Bradys
dd establishment rare facilities for tho pcduc
at the orld Fair in London in 1851 the Crystal
Palace in New York, to NJ b. BRADY, for the beat da
gucrreotypcs.
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premium pianos with without the rolen with iror
frames and circular scales; Horace Waters pianos with
sgonal scales and gold strings Haet Crunston pianos
eof the old firm Of Hnet Co. and justly entitled
toe ion of the nane) lberts udoir whole
sale and retail a. prices low as At the factory Fine pianos
$50 HORACE WATERS Pianos y33 BroadvAy.
N. Ito accommodate some purchasers, monthly pay
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dsguerreotype takers $50 Broadway have the
latest improvements in machinery &c and now offer thu
people fret class for only 1915 tie
first offered at the old headquarters for Is cents.
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Of Fulton street pictures be obtained for fifty
and dollar and infinitely better pictures than
elsewhere the rates The finest collection hsso
real portraits IL this country exhibition ut Brady
daguerrean gsllerios $50 and 2o5 Broadway The prize
Palace in New York for the best daguerreotypes H.
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100000 yards Epriish Medallion VeIveas.


pany, 10. 80 Wal street, New York, Nay 3. 1884, A
semi annual dividend ofter per cent ha! this day been
declared b, the board of directors payable and after
Thursday the llt inst TIE transfer book will be closed
until that date. VIC. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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Ard get their portraits made by Root
SAMUEL ROOTS Worlds Fair Premium Gallery Is at No.
s63 Broadway OF Franklin street Open free day
and evening Dspuerreoypcs crayons AND
ktereoscopes taken in an y weather
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ScCUHuUHNN EtaIsO5 NJ WFenu HtfgAKhs-Ona
for $780, $40 500; $780, for SfC
for $ll5 &C. &c also, of 4. Gilbert aud 20.
fe,ean pianos oetaves carved logs desk,
uouldings, which will be sold low.
HORACE WATERS SSs Broadway
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ElISI Els Els!

The Vegetable Extract EpiIcptc Pills to'' The cure
of Fits, Spasn,s, Cramps and oil Nervous and Con-
SiiiuiGEGL Diseases.
Dersons who are labOring under this distressing
/ malady will find the Vegetable EpdePHc Pl!is
TO be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
a 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-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever.
In chrome Complaints or diseases of long stand
ing, supernGuced by nervousness, they are eN-
ceedingly beneficial Price 50 per box or two
boxes for So. Persons out of the city, encIo-
sing remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free Of postage For sale by SETH S,
HANcE, No. Jos Baltimore st, Baltimore 10
wnom orders from all parts of the Union must
ne addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
ESrLER and E. c. WILLIAMS, Shepherdstown
November &c 1853. lily
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Triumph of Science.

Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy : Hondcr and
Blessing ofthe fee. Coughs, CoIds AID HoarSe-
ness cured IN from one 10 t,cclce hours
AIRS Pharnum' Cough Candy is composed OF
vi twenty-five of the most curative medical
herbs in the matera medica, and can be used
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
to those most advanced in agC ,witEperlect safely
lie that hath an sa' to hear, ict him hear
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, 1852.
Dear Madam:-1he duties of my business
have exposed me 10 coughs colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. have been deprived OF
The power OF attending TO the duties of my pro
fesson, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects of your .dedieGteG
Caady. tried it but few hours before be-
gan to reap the advantage Of lis effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon left me. My LUNGS
ARE HEALED. ard my appetite greatly improved
/, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony 10 that Of the many who have expe-
rienced the benefits Of your valuable cough
candy. To Mrs. Pharnum.
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price Is cents per package or - 50 ner doz.
For sale by Joseph Eat!er and +. c. EHiGms,
ShepheydstOwn. Nov. &c lS53-ly
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Tine year will be divided mo two sessions Of
| I'VE monbs eOrb DO, inning on re Dat 'ol,
day o. Se2'eW5ec aau February. Vocation IN
July and Augu d.
TEC'S PER T.. OF.
Preparatory ouIAe, incl uIug elements OF French
so; Academ'caI course SIS Classical coup g
20; Instruction 10 French &c instruction in
Gem. % So; Instruction on tie Piano so pay
aOie qUa' e,y in adyan e.
EO,,a may lie obtained on moderate term,
urder &c ca Of one Of ne teachers, VITO wiz
paw spe, =. attention TO he department o, pu-
p,s ouI OF school. The exercises Of nis init
,v,'on wi" be ,e,umed on Monday Sep, . TO-
Avgus. lSil. Nov. 10
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.,lctcurv, anu / ucueNc ar me ZONES adleiu.-
ed, but all without any permanent relief
last It led C0rter's Spanish MHrtme, t"o 20 =
Ties of which etEcctuJly cured m" and am nap
py TO soy aare had neither ChlIIS or teYelS
since. / consider it the best Tonic IN the world,
and the only medicine that ever reached my
case. JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond: Ia.
c.. L. LUCK, Esq, now IN lie city OF Rich
moud and for many years ~ ,he Post Office.
such confidence in ,ne aSioh'NhnS eiicacY
C0,Ie.'S Spanish Mixture ihnt ne H's n""S"' up
ward, OF uoy bo,rI'N; winch he has use" a"'N
10 he atc,ed. MIR. Luck says BE h2' He'''
l.nown it TO i, when token according 10 '.''-
d.. MINGE. practising Physician ana 10Y
mc.5y Of the Chy HO,ej III the oIly OIL l''c"-
Ia Nd, says he H2s Witnessed III nu'o'c'
instances the cheC;- O, C0rir' HP't,aF =" ,''it
whiuu were most t,uIH 81 phi B. lie s.N' d"
= @2sc OF Consumption. ocPch"t"' Oh ,.'' i'''0'
The sooo cdcci> wee woo"crul indeed.
SAMUEL NJ. pIiIA OK; OF Ihe p'm 81 DriD
kcr y Morris, Richmond. was cu',o OF liver liver
COMPETENT. OF !c.'' s'Hu"'n, ny nc " VI W.
bottles o. Cgrero SP2o'>n M'>,me'
GCCAT Gre of S'r"fVLN' &c H"'o' u
The Eichmo2d Ee1dpll''n 10" >t'l '"' e'"-
poyed ia thee P'g loom, c" "a "a 'o'eu'
entirely ti-uIied hi@ ON work. Two DO. 'e
oi Carers Sr.Uj Mkt maze pc ''''
cure Of ain. and tie = ',o'> - pn".,c no re
saw tncy cbccliully r'comm. 40 u > "' VINO ''e
attic ca win any o'-e"ee OF ''c o'ooo'
STILL ANOTHER cvHE OF senior LA'I - nau 9
very valuable boy cmcd OF Scro'oI' DE Ca'le
Spanish Mixture; CONSIDER II ,|y Naiu'-
oic medicine JAMr9 VI. LN"' No'Uuo
tor on the L. F. < P. R. L Co.. Richmond w. ",
ScH E.rum o. ~ ne0fS NG"r-|S c"'s".-"''
JOHN THOMSON residing IL &c
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WATCHES! WATCHES!

SsSac%: S ,T5.5szs, GOLD AND SILVER WARE; l.. H.
tEG5lcSAzZ.SS Miller 6. Co.. Wholesale Watch
and JeweIry House, No. 227 Baltimore street,
southeast corner Of Charles street.
Importers of English and swiss "aL G a ana
lTools or every description, Watch Case Ma
trr and Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jewel
nv. We call the attention of Southern and
Western dealers in Watches, JeweIry and Sill
YER Ware, to our very extensive stock, assn
ring them thot in no article in our line .hail we
allow any establishment to snrpasss US either IN
quantity, quality or low prices we are tIe
onIy Wholesale House in this branch OF trade
in Baltimore and shall Use every far means TO
induce southern and western merchants 10 open
accounts with US. Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating as can possibly be found IN
the Union. We will take great leasure IN
showing our goods to southern and " ';, II.
merchants. whether they open accounts with US
or not. i. II. 'hiLLEh 81
Novelty importers Of Nalc"es' D''''
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HaDce'S S?rSap2ElIa end Blood Pills.

Wh.t Is that princiole which we CIT 're
W blood T"e blood Is nat principle "
nhich !ne whole sy,,em j. re5riated. J here
20 c tie blood becomes impure genera de-
III, emeol o. The system mus eE,ue.
L.l,'mc,e July 80 l85l-TIIs i, TO certify
80. wa adl.cIed wier a violent pgin in lie
b. eos, and ii at arm whit | suppo proceed
ed ION he impJ,e 'e O my 6lOOu. | Wa
TO d. ke H,ncC Sarap3ri'la or
Food Pr" 9nd ? er ,,aipJ Oue box the pain
VIZ en,rc,s .cmoYed from nv breast aud arm
| food ,aeh ey emeIy genie IN .teir opera
oI ?nd would .reonrmend hen 10 every per-
-oa ia wsG. OF q mI'p Pt. 3tlve-
f!TRICk ROCHE,
No % ConHcy :. be.s-~I Howa'd X Euiaw.
In puEchF ing the-e 0is e. ne ads Que word #
caution sl0ey, 20, F'.re'g Pts, aud pur-
Cna-e Qi none but moe :uyedised and If con-
venlenl call ana ace lie proprietor himself.
For sale by Ssih S. HI g., Jos Ealtlmore st.
Baltimore and ~ Shepherds. own by 10, EutleT
and f RlIiams Price u CTS per box.
NoIember2G, 1883. lily
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HOTEL IA,
CharLdo,cn, Ietsrsop County, Ia. T..

JHdNV0WN' IryTSVN IVWHy, IE' -
THIS large and very commodioUs THREE sTo-
| RY ERICK HOTEL, situated 10 the centre
and business part of the town, is now among
The mo-. atuactiye and desirable resting places
in tue &reat valley OF Virginia. Tue luxuries
o the Iegle of This establishment are surpassed
nv none and The Bar Is 2tail times supplied
win a cIoice selection O, -yae,ior Mines and
Liuuo :. oege T.. ePy.o. 9 dfiry Cham
be- have ben de. i ,ince :, year 4 spien
diG y icr Wou6',r Couch attend The Cha 'eN-
town Droo. r1on the arrival Of ,ae CJrs which
will convey Vi los to he Ilote' fcee Of charge
Pc IONS wi-nin! 70 be conveyed TO other pstts Of
tae .own VII nay reasonable compensation.
Saddle oG II mess Horses, Carriage, Bug%Irs
aOu C.reiu. isers always ready fol- The accom-
moda 100 of visions.
GEO. W. SAPPiNGTON, Proprietor.
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A CARD.
CHARLES l.. DREBING,

OFAcTURER, Mariinsburg. Berkeley County, a,
invites the attention of Merchants, Farmers,
MiIlers and others, TO his stock OF Ropes, COM
prsing general assortment of coil ROPE, BED
CORDS, PLOUGH LISES, MASON LINES. HALTERS,
BLOCKING TWINE, BROOM TWINE, SC; Mil and
.Haejine Ropes, manufactured TO order. Pune
tual attention will paid 10 al orders received.
November %, 1853 lily
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E~therPrOGfs qftAss Efficacy Of H i N e,
Compound Syrup Of Hoorho"nd an re-
HIRING Afflicted Man

Hering afflicted Man
MIR. GEORGE T. W4RRLNGTON, residing
Vim 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 Hoar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.lnother, yet more Astonishing Mrs. Henr;et-
ia Merrck, residing in Monument street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the brca''
which was so intense, that it extended 10 Inc
shoulders. she was anlicted also with pain IN
the side. After trying many remedies she was
persuaded by afrend to use Hance's Compound
syrup of Hoari. ound and after using three doses
she experienced great relief and before she had
finished The bottle was entirely cured. Prlce
50 cents per bottle or bottles for - d. for
sale by Seth $. Hmce, IOS Baltimore street;
Baltimore; and in Shepherdstown by Z. {: va
Iiapls and Joseph Entier. Nov. 20, joJ3-ly
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~ The subscriber bess leave to lsiorm
Farmers and Mill Owners that he has asSocIa-
ted himself with Messrs. VcVei9h s Chamber
lain in the Produce Commission Bu,'pc.>. He
will give his strict personal atient'on 10 the sale
of Wheat, Corn, Flour,&c. 2rG viii, "a times
guarantee best market prices-quc4 >, 'es-and
pIomptletu-as.
He most earnestly sOlici,s Il from the
Merchants also as ne is sa,i,ued Il " Il De 10
their interest to give The above ; oca norousp
examination before they supply themselves else
where. D. HOWARD.
November &c, 1853, Ivy
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HARPER 8. McTEIGH.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Notions Chores
Hosiery and Fancy Goods generally, opposite 81
yepla Hall, King street, .iterHndrin have me PieP
sure TO inform their friends and The pubic gen.
orally, of the arrival of their sTocK, consisting
Ola great variety of every description OF GoopS
,,snoliy found in The NOTION HOUSES Of larger ci-
lies These purchases have been made under
the most favorable circumstances OF the lmPor-
,ers and manufacturers, enabling them TO offer
tn country merchants and other dealers as great
inducem in The way Of bargai rs as can be
had North. boy 20, iooo~l}
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE

THE undersigned have this day Aug. II, 1859
| associated themselves in this city, under The
firm and style of Harper & HeIsigh, Tor The
prosecution of General MOTTO" Trade; similar
r. that i'm The Northern cities.