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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-14
Ohio POIiticS-DisuniOn OF tn,
OppOsitiOu--ER0rts Made .,
HEell tHua RpAsach '-#ra.,l eva.

Efforts Made 10
Heal thc Breach. sa1a.'4 29aa
We pubisheda a few days since, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, from Cleveland cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, an in
teresting account of the division of the op-
position in Ohio into TIVE secret orders, the
ow-Nothings and Knows Something
the latter seceders from the former upon the
ground that it had assumed pro-slavery Po-
stion. The breach has become wide in the
order, and it has split into two psrts, with
separate and hostile State Councils. Itap-
pears, from another letter of the Cleveland
correspondent Of the Tribune, dated January
27, that fruitless efforts have been nude to
effect reconciliation Of the brethren He
says: aa"'" -ti '.F#s "a 'f215 '"a .f7'
"The Grand President Of the Know.No-
thing order for Ohio Thomas Spooner, 0i
Cincinnati, made 4 visit to Cleveland recent
ly, for the purpose Of casting, oil upon the
troubled waters. He assured the members
who met at night to hear his speech, that the
order would be an anti slavery institution.
and, in fact, tcas one at present. HE, con-
tradicted himself several times, however, be.
fore he got through II slipped out Of hin
that the policy OF the order was to suppress
anti-siavery agitation. After admitting ihs'
lact, he had the hardihood to affirm that mora
could be done for freedom in that WAY. thar
by openly contending for the. supremacy o
anti-slayery principles. He concluded hi.
harahgue BY slandering the character of tht
i Know.Something' order, little dreaming tina
theie were about hundred Of itst members
present. A few fools swallowed his sophis
tical 'trash, but the more intelligent wert
heartily disgusted with it and him. - ~
u "Spooner said, In conversation the mex
day, to several persons. thatthe leaders fear
n cd only the Reserve; that If abe could b
kept quiet, the Abolition agitation could b
kept under 10. other parts Of the State bu
tkst Il the Reserve broke loose, the who'll
order in Ohio was in peril Of blowing =
fragments; but be expressed CREST conhdenc
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: BosToN. Feb, 0

.-aft.'' 49, DOSION, Il eU U.
IS Gen. Wilson left here yesterday after
noon for Washington. He was enthusias-
tically cheered by large number Of bis
friends at the depot.
At Worcester a delegation of Anti. Slave
ry men greeted him.. and speeches were
made by w. w. Rice and Gen. Wilson,
who said he knew the principles which the
people Of Massachusetts cherished above
all others, and that hc should strive faithful.
" to uphold them. Io L1l-l u .N.- -
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PROHIBITING STATE COURTS FROM NAT.
URALIzING FoREIGNERs.--On the 30th ult
a bill was presented in the House of Repre-.
sentatiyes of Massachusetts, prohibiting the
courts Of the commonwealth from issuing
naturalization papers.
A similar bill was introduced in the Legis.
lature OF New Jersey on the seth ult. The
bill makes il unlawful for any court in that
State to receive the declaration from any for.
eigner of his intention to become citizen oil
the United States, or to grant to any foreign
er a certificate of naturalization.
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Or That reliable and influential Demo-
cratic paper, the Statesman and Democrat of
Columbus, has been pnrchsaed by 8. MEnA-
Ey,aits former sterling Editor. Mr, MEDART
will from this time forth, have the whole
charge Of the editorial department,
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C1NcrNNArt. Feb Il

OINOINNAIIJ TCU' 'IV'
r The Maine Law passed the House at In
dianopols today, and is now the law
Great rejoicing in consequence at Indianap-
oils.
The Grand Jury have found bills against
25 liquor, sellers and are not yet through.
They have also indicted the managers OF
Prize Concerts. - ,.s.....s -, ..,....r
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New YoRK. Feb. 10

The Supreme Court refused this morning,
and discharged the Mexican Consul from
the suit brought by the Government for q
mail appropriation of portien of the Mex
ican indemnity which passed through his
hands 81 ~ i..#t t74ttit aang - r-t.at II
His bill was reduced to three thousand
dollars. LII .-a-M ..-a--L-- = =. IL "
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WASHINGTON. Ian. 10. =

VASHINGIUNI JuH' IV'
SEKATE.-Gen. Wilson, Senator from
Miss, was qualified and took his seat. Fsa
A Communication was received from the
Secretary Of the treasury, in relation to lhe
finances and value Of certain foreign gold
coin. '- -'.''
Mr., Seward gave notice that he should
introduce divers bills for improvements in
harhors. f..............., ...g ....
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FROM THE STAFF GFFIcLRs.
"|-f , q TIT7|.T = n
A OrODNCd Letter.

The following, Purporting to be drop
letter from Know Nothing member of the
Massachusetts Legislature, is a pretty good
representation Of the ridiculous position Of
the secret order. Our readers will no doubt
be inte rested. '.' @''f i.''" .'.'t'
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sG5-LB. BUTrBts, Esq, has, we under.
stand, accepted the appointment Of Warden
of the Ohio Penitentiary. Honor and sue
cess attend him In that responsible station.
1t is good appointment. q assa'7Jg
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o. sixty-one. candidates were nominated
in the House Sf Assembly at Harrisburgh on
the morning Of the 7tb inst. for United Ststes
6sastor.
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REDPoRp. Feb.

A fre broke out in the village of Malta
poisett yesterday, and destroyed nearly, a
square in the centre Of the village. Among
the buildings destroyed were the Plymouth
Hotel and Easton Hall. Total loss about
$20,O0o, half Of which is covered by insur-
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BALTIMORE, Feb

VIM. Young was hung at New Orleans
for the murder Of his child. He had cut his
throat dny Or two previous to his execution,
and when taken to the gallows was in dy-
ing condition. sp4s .Ti y. t.st ...Ea' rira#
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or The Know Nothing members Of. the
New York Legislature who voted for Sew
ard. and thereby secured his election to the
Senate, did SO, contrary to the instructions
Of their councils, and as consequence are
to be expelled as traitors. The affair is crea-
ting considerable excitement in that State.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
N. C. Roe, Cashier of the Phenix Bank
of this city, is indicted for forgeing, and has
left for parts unknown. Ell. .t.-, -rys -
In the Senate to-day, the Liquor Bill pass.
ed; ayes II, nays 7.
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tT Hon. J. c. BaEcKENRrpeE has resign.
ed the appointment Of Minister to Spain. -
Hon. Aucusrus C. DopGE, Of lowe Is ex'
pected to succeed him.
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.issiQ 0di MILWAUKEE,, Feb, u l0P. ID! ~
53tAt neon the thermometer stood 8 deg.
above zero. Ne wind. Cloudy, and wsatthhI-
Or moderating. ..,7,
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Attachment A Notice.
!. -: .Anneyi nl'Si l.A..aehmen,.

John l.. Ranney.
Marvin Cossett. }
instance, order OF attachment was issued IN
my favor, on he 18th day of Deccmber, 1884, by Geo
rgc Sheldon, Justice Of the Peace OF Mantua towIi-
snip, Portage County, against the properly and ELECTS
OF Marvin Cosset rsident Of said county, for the
sugl oftwenty three dollars % S u }. L. RANNEY.l
Mantua, Jan %, 1856. feb7-3w
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FLova 2 Bbl. Ex. $1,000. com. ,s,OO@s,6OI
IA MARKET.

FLoUR p Bbl. Ex. $1,000, com. .s,Oo@9 ,50'
WHEAT Bush. ~ = --e.f 2,O0@
RYE p Bush. 500
Corn Bush TOO
OATS Bush. 40@
FLAX SEED p Bush. - 1850
TIMOTHY SEED p Bush. : 3,25@3,oo-
-ChoyER=SBED- =Bushs--s-t, t,00@5,50s
BEANS, white, q Bush, : ,....k99@I.75.
POTATOES Bush. l,00@l,25
Onions p Bush. 5O@ rs
Butter p fb IS@
CHEESE p h s0
LARD ID zf- -.fA -'iF- - 100
EGGS p Doz. ls@
SALT Bbl. 49, 2,o0@2,25
Coal, stone, F Ton 3,00@4,00
WooD Cord l,25@1,75
Hay p Ton - - 9,OO@l0,00~
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EARM FOR SALE.-Thn well Lno NJ,

EARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno wn
Cottage Hill Farm, situated q miles east of Ru-
VIENNA. on The Warren road, containing 437 acres Of
FIRST rate land About 215 acres of it is under good
Improvement, and the balance in good timber land
Seventy acres of the farm is good bottom land, aud
well adapted for meadow. The soil is generally loam
The farm is usually well watered with good living
springs The Muhoning river runs through the whole
length OF IT, II is under first rate fence There is a
good orchard and an abundance of other fruit trees
The buildings consist ofa very fine stone house, with
all convenitneies Of woodhouse, water, etc. L The
house Is "a by 46 feet with ell 60 feet long. Also
two good burnsone 80 by 46 feet the other 36 BY 3S
feet with shed "a feet long.
Also good horse barn and carriage house, 50 BY "a
eet, win good well of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted last Spring.
This is a good opportunity for those who W ish to
purchase one Of the best stock farms in the county
1t well calculated for either cattle or Sheep aud well
adapted for grain. The situation is fine, and the coun-
Try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy-
FOR Further particulars enquire of Darius Lyman Ra-
VIENNA, or on the premises Of the subscriber.
Fcbruury, IA, 1855 If FREDERICK CURTIS
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On the first page, will be found an anti
Slavery lecture, delivered by Rev. WILLARD
BURR, at the Town Hall, in this place, on
last Wednesday evening. With the lecture
we received a note, of which the following
is copy:
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IoFrorA of IN : yfAr---suGerlss
of the AIIi{9 Troops.

The private leIiffs fIbm officers snd %
bierA Of de allie in e Crimea, rePisseI
their condition as truly deplOrsble. W
suhioin several extracts.
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R. P. & E. SPAULDlNG,
Attorneys at Law, Ravcnna, Ohio. Office in Pbcpix
BLOCK, directly over 4. A. Glnti "a Stnrn
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the SeU York City Post once,
Friday, November I6, 1855.

fublLhed exclusively in the NEw YORK HraAtD, BY Act
u CongrcssAe paper haring Ue rgea circulation % any
paper in Tie Tinted States.
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MeAIvon Mis- Brid't
NcAnally Mrn 9Th nv
McAvoy Kate
MoCugh Hama or Ju
Lin
Mccall Nrs. Elm 1T
Mccain Miss susan
hc' AKRON Aiss, LII
street
Nc arinn MlssMary
Met arihy Mrs
N 'tsrty Mrs 10
hama
Mccarthy NissMsry
HeConklI Mrs I'hol
Maggie Bridget
Neil jane j oseph
Nein May
Melon Mia fme-
Tine
cats Mis- fAtb'e
trhoIne Mrs, Leo
rart IS,
Osirun Miss Marg't
bwens Mis- Jeaun't
O'Brien Mrs, North
Moore II
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We NArn mat Nj. VIM, NeH has resigned tho Prosi-
dency of the Eastern division Of tho Ohio ADD Mississippi
Railroad Company; Mr.. N. W. Thomas, director, and
Mr.. Post the Supe inteDdent have also resgned These
parties in favor Of Of third Of bonds
to complete the road and their resignation is pretty good
evidence that the company hsve abandoned that method
of raising funds We believe the las officer Of the
pany has pronounced such act illegal The probabil-
y is that this road will fall the hands Of the first
bopdholders, and hat they will complete 1t.
comparison OF the ooiings Of the weekly statement
Of the Boston banks with those Of the previous week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-10
IIance'S SarSapariIIa ard Blood Pills.

What is that principle which we call tho
" blood The blood is that principle by
which the whole system is regulated There
fore If the blood becomes impure a general dc
raugcmeH: Of the system mus cnsue.
Baltimore, July %, lS5I-This is 10 certify
that was afflicted with violent pain ~ tic
breast and right arm which | suppose proceed
ed from the impure state Of my blood ! vas
recommended 10 take Uance's Saraplrila or
Blood Pbls, and after taking one box the PAN
was entirely removed from my breast and nrm
! found them extremely gentle IN their opera.
ton and would recommend them 10 every per-
son in want Of mild purgaiiye.
PATRICK ROCHE.
No 90 Conway st between Toward q Eutaw.
In purchasing these pills let me add one word {
cauiicn; always ak for Hancr's !il,. and pur-
chase of none but those advertised and II con.
venlcnt call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by Seth S. H48cs, lDo Baltimore -
Baltimore. and 10 shephrrd-lowu by Jo.. Eutor
AID r. UilnGns. Price Is C,s pet box
Noyewber 20, 1853. l-Iy
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Triumph Of Sc'eace.

Hrs Pharnum,s CoagA Cnndg : Uonder and
Blessing II d!s Ire C9ugis Colts md HeDsS-
ness cur,d ~ CIOm b. ts,ire kourf
NJ r. Phdruum', Cough Candy u eompOsed oC
" Twenty-Five % tie mot curative medical
herD, ~ The maieria medoa. aud can be- used
by persons d any -se, from toe youngest infant
to tnO,r most sdYancod ~ age, sit perfect safety
lie that NTH al sar 10 hear, let hi1l hear
baltimore, Nov. 10, l,J2.
Dear Naiam:-Ihe duties Of 10y b,sinc 8
have eNg7s'd GIe - coughs, cold, sslhna ard
pulmonary affections. / have been deprived II
he power oi attending 20 Ia dutie, Oi eD pro-
Ie,sioa, ard shDg.I save been, had !, not have
been Tor tie Dsoisn elects of your .Bsdieafsd
Caaag. / tf!eg u Aui a lew bOurs before ! be-
gall - rep lAc Advantage ii Iis Effects. Ny
cyugh a.d nCalseBes, SON let me. MY lTEGs
AN HraiED, by sppetre 2re.iIy improved.
], therefore, have 10 hesitation N adding ny
les ,mony 10 that Cf the many Tbo hive eXpe-
r!euccd TIC J.ucni7 VI your valuable cough
candy. 10 Mrs. Pasruum.
WILLIAM MERCER
Price - cents per package 90 - 81 per dnz.
FOR sale ~ Dss,Fh EniisT and +. Z H.iisms,
si.efhcII,l0,.H %. hov. - lss3-iy
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illustrated by more than 200 Engravngs.
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THE YOUTHS GALAXY beau
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l2mo. 60 cents.
Plus NINTH, THE LAST OFTHE
PQPFS, or the Jud gments Of God upon
the Nations. l2mo. pamphlet. 25 cents.
THE COMING STRUGGLE among
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HAVEN'S ANTIDOTE to the Curse
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Sent postpaid on receipt Of price. For
sale by d. w. Prescott, Edingburgh, Va,
and Charles Worthaw, Richmond, Va,
and by Booksellers generally.
EDWARD II. FLETCHER,
Publisher, III Nassau ST., n. \.
March 8, 1855. l5-4t
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

DR.. J. Nj. W llson, Lexington, Va, Feb. 9th,
1882, said 81 am entirely out of the German
BItters. They hAye become all the rage, Moth
ing else sells"
j. j. James, B!ountville, Va March II, 1852,
said "Your BiterS give great satisfaction"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1850: "A Great Medl-
cine. We have uniformly refraned from recon-.
mendng to the public any OF the various patent
medicines OF the day, unless thoroughly cOnvln-
ced Of their value. Among those we consider
worthy Of notice, is the German Biters, invented
by DR.. HooAand, and prepared by DR.. Jackson,
in Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, IN
which the superior virtues Of THIS medicine have
been tested, has fallen under our observation.
During the last summer, son OF Mr.. Abram
CrabiI, of this County, was very seriously al
iected with Liver Complaint, and after trying in
vain various remedies, he purchased bottle OF
the Bit,eTs, and after using it, was 50 much re-
Iieved of his distressing malady, that he procur-
ed another bottle, and is now restored entirely to
health"
they are entirely vegetable free from all in
furious ingredients, always strengthen The sys-
TEN, and never prCstrate it.
~ For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all
the principal cities, and at retail by apothecarieS
and storekeepers in every town in the United
States. ~ Price rs cents per bottle.
AGENTS.
e G. Williams, Shepherds,own-T. d. Ham
mond, Harpers Ferry-H. Timberlake q Co.,
Rippon-A. Wilson, Kabletown-G. H. Beck
with & Co., Summit Point-L. M. smith,
Charestown-H. A. Holmes Haltown.
December 2, 1854. 2-ly
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.

THE undersigned has just received fresh suP
| ply OF Drugs, Medicines. Dye.Stufs, &c, TO
which be invites the attention of his friends and
the public generally, among which will enune.
rate the following Cod Liver OH, Castor Od,
Olive Oil, Ethereal Oil, Linseed Oll, Sperm Oh
White Lead, &c. CsIomel, Quinne Acetate and
SuIPhae of MorPhia, Acetate Potash, ChIorate
of Potash, Citrate and Iodide oil Potash Citrate
ofIron. Iodide of Iron, Phosphate of Lime, Kreo.
sole, Tannin, &C. L. T.. WILLIAMS.
October %, 1854. If
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD Know.

Every wsmsa should kns hat she Is in poor. sci y,
,iits:- condition q heah,Rsking existence burden
70 herself and OF painful anxiety 10 her relatives
aid fr;enes, and per'apS, lhorrible reelection rntI
and uaictug her own uaadies and sufUrings upon lr
children that is her duty to understand why AMI FROM
Sha; cause her surrugs arise, that remedy and rept
may whe yet there Is time be syaisd Of the causes ~
avoided ia failure snd her health restored, that She Esy
X fitted io- che duties aud capable o. the ercncnts Of
Ike
Let every look ~ the en2eated fotn, thS deash
Ike complexion, he deepbure lustrcesS eye, is s'at-
check the gloomy and depressed spirits the shattered
nerves, tie PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many
wife mother, daughter, siSt-, i rot herself included,
within her ovC c.cs Thos days days of agory, NEd
AK herself, klus, this continue! Must tbs be! Is
there no remedy! No relief! No hopey'
The remedy j. by knowing The causes and avoiding
them and knowing the remedie, and bene6uG by Lem.
These are pointed out 10
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2TFFLY Ol GHilP GIl]5

he undersigned respectfully informs hls
i friends aud The public generally that he has
just returned from Baltimore, aud is now rcceiv
ing supply OF Fresh Goods, consisting Of GRO
CERES, LIQUORS, BOOTS, SHOES, n
HATS, Domesucs, Ready-made Clothing. Il
&c, all OF which he will sell as cheap as any
house in the County. Call and see Tor your.
selves. l.. &. HESKITT.
Shcphcrdstown, Oct. Ia, 1854. If
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Novels.

! HAVE J1si IeceIsed sslHe valuable novels.
= AMONG ~hi,h ! wiil enUmrroie tue iylIgoI ug,
H,sh lne ~ New York. by Junsib,n ehek :;
repia.n Cso"l. % Tsen'y year. ia Alike
l.. abr >i9r. .-'9 aDh Sils q Story Of We vi
leT u |uEin's I ~ Nlsb,. ~ a Bar gson,, ,i-i
" bot sss ihs's; Evemide, ny Elie Ah.n
10, Heres, by Mu. sourhworh Toiemwell
fHsHiia Comedian. or old days in the old d..
niiriOn i0r sale ~ &c. " iLLIAMs,
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

We have the cheapest lot Of hrown. Give,
bue and black english and trench cl.,h>; h'a,k
doeskin, fancy amt plain cassiu.trss; oazsrG,lls,
tweedS, yesrlngS; that YOU have ever seen. Do
mesilcs-ele.anI 5leached and lrovn ior G., 5
10 mt ~ cents. Dor stock OF BOOTS, :
SHOES, HATS and CAPS, have bora -.
iecieI with great care. Our euure stock hay
been purchased lor cash. sad he utmost stIen-
ton pa Il to lis selection. Persons III want O.
bargains should call, aud We are suge Ihcy vii
not 90 away disappointed
CAMERON < SrALEE.
Shepherdsown. October 81, 1881. 4S-lf
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PATENT MEDICINES,

JIHE undersigned calls the attention of the
L public to he following valuable medicines,
&c, which he has Oh hand and for sale {;
Mickey Extract Of Pink root
SWANS Panacea Jayne's Hair Tonic
Barry's Tricopherous McNlunn's Elixir Of O.
God1rey's Cordial plum
Ayers Cherry Pectoral McAllister's all healing
Thompson's Eye Water ointment
Little's White Oil HAYS Lniment for Piles
Arabian Liniment DR. .uayo'sPersian Pee
Davis Pain Killer toral
Sands Sarsaparilla DR. Birds Dysentcric
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cordial
Cherry Specific for tooth ache
Wistar's Balsam American Worm Syrup
Bulls Sarsaparila Sy-Stabler's Cherry Expec-
rup torant and Diarrhoea
Carpenters Extract Bu- Cordial
chu Towsend's Sarsrparlla
Hances Family Medi- Syrup (ol1 and young
zines Rushton, Clark & Co. ;
Houghton's Pepsin Codlyer Oil
J. n. keeler's Family Mexican Mustang Lin
Medicines ment
Marcisis Uterine Cathol-Radway's Ready Relief
icon Horsemen's Reliance,
Jaynes Family Medi-Sweetser's Panacea
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-10
WE W an
TO SELL Ian !

WE advise all persons owning Virginia
W Lands, and desiring TO sell the same'
TO Advertise-irst in their own local pa
pers, so that their neighbors may become
acquainted with their desire /; and next in
some journal of wide circulation printed
at a distance, SO that the attention OF slran-
gers may be drawn to the property. The
best paper in Pennsylvania to advertise
Nirginia lands, is the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS D0TIGE.

nAVING Administered upon the Es-
IL tate Of MICHAEL NUGENT, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given TO all per-
CONS indebted 10 the intestate TO come Tor
ward and pay their debts. The Bonds
ond Notes due the intestate have been
placed in the hands of +. |. Lee Esq,
Of Shepherdstown, TO whom payment
NAV BE made, and persons having claims
agoinst the estate will please present them
80 linn THOMAS S. PAGE,
" ~ Admir- of Michael Nngent.
March 8, 1855. ID