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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
yy-bv Will You Suffer

Read the testimony of DR.. II. p. Leon.
ard, Druggist, Fayelte c. H., Alabama
Jan 10, 1888.
Dear Sir-"Hoonand's German Bit
tiers have done wonders in this section
A youth, a son Of &. NJ. HUBERT Esq.
of tnis County, had been for severa
months under the care Of orr best practi'
TONERS wilhoutrcIici, and the case report
ed Doubtful, and the young man although
scarcely able to get about, commenced WA
The Buffers. lie found 50 much relic
from the first bottle, he continued TO take
until a complete cure was effected. IL
is now perfectly well and Stout
=. See advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

Our young Va. friend II. P. Lyon pre-
scented this office with rifle he took from
the Free State Hotel in Lawrence, on the
2lst inst. 1t is regular old time U. s.
rifle, flint lock, heavy substantial barrel
and breech. 1t was made at Harper
Ferry, Va. in 1918. How il got into
Lawrence, We are unable to say, we only
know how il got OUT and where it is now.
We shall place great value upon the piece,
FIRST as a present from our friend Lyon,
and secoud--'lis one of the guns taken
in hawrence.--LecOmptOn, (KanSas)
Union, -IQY 3lSt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
The Turkish Mode Of Extinguishihs q
Fire.

A letter TO tie New York Commercial
Advertiser, from Cunstantnope, says
This morning there was an alarm OF
fire, and as | happened TO be on shore at
the time. concluded to crafty my curl
osity by becoming spectator OF he W.
kish modus operaadi Of extlnguIshing a
fire. The first thing saw was the rush
with the machines, three little engines,
each borne upon the shoulders OF Tour
men, who, in consequence OF the urgency
of the case, had actually urged themselves
up TO a dog trot. People here DO not rel
ish running with the machines. as they 90
in New York. There are no "b hoy$,
and the juvenile Turks take no interest
whatever in what used TO constitute the
supreme delight Of large number OF the
vonlhs of Gotham.
Some distance behind the engine bear
ers there were a couple Of demure look
ing personages with the brass aPpenda-
ges TO the hose. forget the name. Al
ter promenading mile or so, they seem
ed suddenly to discover that they had no
hose, and a halt was made in front of an
engine house. The hose cart was troiied
out as speedily as possible ; and proved
TO be nothing but an old Turk, with coil
of hose around his neck. Everything
being in readiness, the procession moved
on, but before it reached the building
which had been on fire, the flames were
extinguished, and the men turned about
and returned whence they came. Fires
here are often very destructive. The
houses are built entirely of wood, and
when once the flames get under way, It IS
impossible 10 check them with their lille
squirt-gun contrivances. The engines
are nothing but little force pumps, stand
ing in a copper basin capable of holding,
perhaps, four pals of water. certainly not
more. The reservoir is supplied from
fountain by row OF Turks, who pass The
water in buckets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

YronLie uHh the Pig5ons.-Pigeon'
are devazrirg tie newly planted eor'
fields. in the counties Of Callara"gO< ait
Chaulauque, and in that Of Erie, Penn
TO such an extent that the farmers are u
desnair. Not a field of corn escapes ant
81 s,rong are the nocks OF birds, N pTPg
Of number, that the hunting item w
guns AMI all other usual melaodS al iF'-h
euing them, amounts to na"sn'. NrSt
before were the pigeons known 10 be s.
abundant.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.
June %, 1856.

Official statistics Of the Quakers in the
Uaited States, show that they have us
meeting houses, with an aggregate MEM
bership Of 2S3,O23. In Maryland they
have 26 meeting houses. and 7,7G0 mem
bers in tie District Of Columbia, meet
ing house and 200 members in Virgin
ia. II meeting houses and $500 MEN,
bers and in Pennsylvania, their favorIte
State, al meeting houses and 60,974
members.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

81 DIGEST!" SvtH IS TIE MEANING
Of the word "PEpaLN," or Of the two Gsecl,
words from which it is derived. This is the
significant and appropriate title Of the IELE
DIGESIIjE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared by DR. j. S. hOUGHI0N, of fhla-
delphia, from the fourth Stomach Of the OK, for
the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
Natures own remedy for an unhepl,hy Slom-
ach No art of man can equal its curative pow
crs 1t renders GOOD E.2ILNG perfectly
consistent with HE.4L1H. See the figure Of
the OK, in another part of this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

EPIDEMICS Of every kind may be
avoided by the free use of Cutters Span
ish 1IiTllrc, the greatest blood purifier
ever known TO mar, for no contagious dis
ease can Gnd Iodgcmcnt in the human
system, when lie stomach, liver and bow
els are in 4 healthy condition, and entire
y free from all improper secrellons, none
OF which can exist when brought IN con,
tact with this great Mixture.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Sale of Town property.

We understand that Mr.. J. f. WHEAT
IY sold at Private Sale, few days since,
the Tavern property, situated on Princess
street, in this place, TO Mr.. JOHN Crow,
Of Seneca Mills, Nd, for the sum of
5000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
e. D ys.-Jvl
" Ds..J =. ~ ~

In Baltimore, on Saturday the I4uh in
slant, of Scarlet fever, ArojeHa Luchc|L
daughter Of MIR. John X. White, aged ,
years, months and 10 days.
Died at his residence in Christian
county, Illinois, June I'd, Capt. Rojcn
Buckles, formerly Of Berkeley County,
Va, in The 3Gth year of his age
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Harvest,

Some Of our farmers have commenced
harvesting their wheat crop. The crops
have much improved, and we understand
the usual yield will be had. The late
raius have also improved tie appear
ance Of the gr0Hing CORE crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
For the Shcphcrds,olcn Register.

Mr.. Editor.-'rhe alleys of the town,
(most OF them al least are in filthy con-
dition, requiring the removal of the accu-
mutations of year if our Town Author
tiles desire to have the health of the town
preserved. 1t would astonish some of
the Council if they would see how much
cleansing some Of them will require TO
put them in a proper condition for the sea-
son that is approaching, and now almost
here.
Let the Council direct its proper officer
TO have the filth removed, and from his
known promptness and efficiency ii will
not only be done but well done. The
taxes which the citizens pay cannot be
appropriated to better purpose, and as
we are obliged to pay such an amount as
they annually assess, | think the "Town
Fathers" ought, without hesitation, &c
make the necessary appropriation
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
BALTIMORE IiARkET.

Howard street -four 1928. Red wheat
81 ,35a$l ,45. White wheat 81 ,5jaSl,-
IS. White corn 50a55c., yellow 1888
cts. Md. Rye So, Pa. Zoe. Oats 25a3Oc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Twenty-Five Y ears

Experience has rendered DR.. *. most sue
ceSsiuI practitioner in the cure of all diseases
of private nature manhood's debility, as an
impeachment to marriage nervous and sexual
inhrmtics, diseases Of the skin, and those ari-
sing from abuse of mercury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

I'm .4dCeni1tre IN C0ifornia.-The
truth of the following thrilling tale Of adj
venture is vouched for by person who
heard it from the lips of one of the party :
A party of three men started from Sac
ramento on prospecting tour, and being
well supplied with provisions, they pene-
trated much further into tie mountains
than any other party, without meeting
with any success. Being men Of great
perseverance, however, they determined
TO pursue their course still further,
although they had reached point where
it was believed the foot Of a white man
never trod before. The party began to
feel somewhat discouraged, as luck ap-
peared to have abandoned them. They
were great distance from any habita-
ton, and their stock of provisions was
getting very low. A melancholy feeling
pervaded the three adventures, but they
kept on, until they came TO deep gnch,
After making a thorough examination,
they returned 10 Sacramento for ropes and
provisions. Having procured these, and
loaded their mules with as much as was
thought necessary for their purpose, they
proceeded again TO the gulch. TO get
down this ravine was the next object
They tied rope TO a tree, and by this
means one after the other descended 10 the
bottom, after lowering down the prnvls-
ions and tools. Here they found gold in
abundance, and labored assiduousIy to Sc
cure their pile as soon as possible, not be-
ing particularly in love with their habiia-
uon. BY mere accident, after having
been in the ravine for several weeks, they
discovered that the rope had been cut by
the Indians, or let loose by some other
means, which cut off all hopes of escape.
The Lodges of rocks were perpendicular
for hundreds Of feet, and climbing up was
out of the question.
Their provisions rapidly diminished,
anG starvation stared them in the face
The gold which they had secured was of
no use. They had made up their minds
that their end was near. ProvidentiaIly,
a party of friendly Indians came by, and
hearing the men halIoong they discovered
their whereabout, and Immediately went
20 work to release them. Ropes were OBJ
tanned and let down, when they were
drawn ,Sfone by one, and their gold also.
81 k,eoJ Cror, tbair DriSOu tbp,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Thanks.

Our friend JAMES l.. CHAPLINE, Of Du-
buque City, Iowa, will please accept our
thanks for Dubuque papers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
The Presidential Candidates.

There are now in the field five candl-
dates for the Presidency. First, we have
Willard Fillmore, of New York, COX Pres,
ident, and Andrew Jackson Donelson, OF
Tennessee, for Vice President, nomina'
ted bv the American National Conven-
ton. Second, we have James Buchanan,
Of Pennsylvania, for President, and John
G.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, for Wee
President, nominated by the National
Democratic Contention. Third, we have
Nathaniel p. Banks, Of Massachusetts,
for President, and VIM. F. Johnson, OF
Pennsylvania, for Vice President. G0mj-
mated by the Seceders from the American
Convention. Fourth, VIC have CommO-
dore Stockton, Of New Jersey, for Presi-
dent, and Kenneth Rayner, Of North Car
DINA, for Vice President, nominated by
the Seceders from the Secedcrs. Fifth,
we have Col. John c. Fremont, of Cali
fornia, for President, and VIM. l.. Day
ton, of New Jersey, for Vice President
nominated by the Black Republicans
Thus we have presented for the sup
port of the American people, five differ
ent candidates by five different parties.
THE nags are now in the field, the lines
are drawn, and we predict the present
contest will be one of The hottest ever
known in the annals Of History. Each
party will exert themselves 10 the fullest
extent in order to accomplish the victory.
AS we sail under neutral banner we will
not be permitted to say either pro or con
in regard to the contest, but shall be re-
signed to our fate and amuse ourself by
witnessing the sharp-shooting and cross
firing which will no doubt be carried on
to a considerable extent by our political
brethren Of the Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Arriva! of Mr.. Fillmore, per the Steamer
Atlantic.

The steamer Atlantic reached New
York on Sunday night last. The arri-
val of Mr.. Fillmore was announced by sa-
lutes from the Collins dock and the Bate
ry. 1t is stated that when the Atlantic
left Liverpool, no official notice had been
received of the dismissal Of Mr.. Cramp-
ton, but the London Journals generally
regard his removal as personal one, and
with the exception Of the Times, declare
that there is no necessity to retaiiate by
sending Mr.. Dallas his passports. Bread,
stufs were frmer, with slight advance
in price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
s'rtE7-9 39AnRH lr9},
ShepherdStoWn Market,

For the week ending June %, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

side that they could not be asAS IN"
the "best society" sold out last year and
went TO Paris. One of the daughters, it
is now reported, has married a foreign
ambassador at the court of Louis Napo-
leon.
On Wednesday Iast,a tournament trans
PRED at Moore6elG VIM. II. Harness
was victor, and selected Miss Julia Hays
Of Sharpsburg, Nd, as Queen of Love
and Beauty.-Umchester lirginian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28

OF May last, for the Term Of four years
from the lst day of August next, are mere.
by informed and notified that their com
missions, dated the DIST inst, have this
dav been received. TeSie-
June % y. 4. MOORE. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
A FFLICTED KErD!

MEDICAL HOUSE-Es-
/ tablished twenty-five ycars ago by DIR,
KrNKrLIN, corner Of Third and Union Streets,
ThiladcIphia Pa.
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mo. 56l]
Notice of the Withdra wal OF Lands in Mich.


IN pursuance of the Congress approved Sd June 1856
land the State Of MICHIGAN 10 aid in the
railroads said State, instructions
this Office the registers and
sale and location OF the following described
probably falling within prescribed limits OF selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30h OF May last 10 wit:
Office DusoAs An the lands in the district in the southern
aud IA and south of township
g Also in the northern Pennsa all The lands north OF township
80, uud west of range 10 west
Office All the lands the district all those
ships II, IL, 49, aud IA lying west OF range IA wes.
Office GRsEsEE: All the lands in The district except those
townships situated north Of township II and East Of
and OF township 10 and east ofraDge east
All the lands In the district lying between
townships and II NORTH and all situated west OF range
Office All the lands In the district lying
range q west.
Oce STH. MARIE All the lands In the district situated
south . township 81, In 90 to 81 inclusive.
South of township SO, ranges 80 TO 81 inclusive.
South of township S., in 3o aud
South OF township 81, in "a and 49,
North OF township 40, in ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownship 49, In ranges III and AZ.
These latter embracing nearly all lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No 552 be offered July sauh
Ste Marie which will NOT therefore, be offered at the public sale
therein ordered
my hand General Land Office, city
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
June H-lHw6wt Intel Star.1 Commissioner
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PROTECTED By royal letters paCnt Of England and
nc seals o. Ecoe do PhHmncio 10 Pu and the Imperial Col
lsTa OF Medicine, Vienna.
Teemar No Tho remedy r general aud local debility,
Of ve power, premature decay and oil tho Distressing
QUERIES arising from an carly abue &C. lie effects ecacious
" youth manhood ard old The vrlc powers
impaired, 1crii1r TrIesoma pre
universally adnrtrd al physical npeamon like magic
before W influence thus rendering lie invaluable en-
teIing the marriage
Tesnar No completely mud entirely cradlcaes
hose disorders which
sntidoe for, ruin health portion Of The pop
ulntion, -
Tesnr No tho great European remedy for that
Disorders which, unfortunately, tho English physician
mercury the inevitable constitution
and which all Inc sarapafln cannot remove
TricsenuT Nos alike sme and
a nanscainr qualities They may lay the toilet table whoui
their use being detected.
sold cases. into separate doses al
nniEtered BY Vhlpean Lalerrrnd Ilonr, sc
To be had wholesale and retail, Of Mr. H. A. Barrow No 81
Green street, Canal New York, specially appointed
proprietor and FOR the United
other part " America. Immediately receiving
Mr., Barrow will forward the world
securely packed and addressed according the Instructions
Renal agents required. Terms cash.
Nov g-dlyT
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THE ONLY ONE AuTHORIzEp ]

NEAU LAFFECTEUR Ia far superior sirups of
ner, pari other similar remedies II radically cures
without affections Of tho skin darre
Itch ulcers accidents from
period Of NE, and hereditary acnony Of humors As
powerfully enicacous catahs Bladder
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from
injections sDundinRs AZ sypic the
short time nveernte diseases from
Of balssm Of eopavs cubebs from injections rspe
the virus neuirayinq The Rob a
recommended sypbc diseases whether
ing and which have resisted the OF mercury
nf potassium.
General United Gabriel Bondin esq.,
William New York. for wholesale orders
New Orleans Seuilly, San Francisco
The Rob Jafecteu cold BY al The druggists throughout
ted smtes The pauplet 81 Doctor o. de 81 Gervnis
cal properties OF The Rob win be obtained by writing o. o1
din ~ William street, New York who win give every infonanou
wanted. .....
q. D. prepared on orders Or South America the West In
dies &c e ofhs United stss duties ~ he has o. ROB IN hood
March H-dg'
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pLENWUuD CEMETEiY.-omee No. 292 Pennsylvania
avenue corner street, the Savings Bank This
Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. situated the high ground distant and guar
mile Capitol, North Capitol street leading directly
gateway This company have received charter from Con-
ess appropdang ground forever burial making
Zee purchaser prohibiting all eneroachmen,s from
legislation Otherwise which 10 Of vast Importance 20 those VINO
wish their dead where they placed them for u has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other purposes sell aud throw the dead pro
scuouy pits and legal measures cannot prevent III
titles given TO the ground.
N. Office from 10 TO ~, where pamphlets WIN
ap bylaws, and all other information, can be
Also orders for nerments e with Mr. James r. Har
yey other undertaken will be prompt
s1auoeJ June IDLY
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
N of Fare TO California.


r. United States mail steamships New York
e8lR8 for Aspinwal tho 9Th and 10th of month,
NusQ connecting with mail steamers from Panama
- oR&8 Francisco.
These approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad az miles ong completed from
and crossed or hours The baggage of
checked New York through San Faneisco and
embarked Panama by steamer the cspany
The paid in New York all Of the trip
Reserve in New York,
san Francisco detention in of accident
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by steamer
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets lowest apply the agency
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
May6-dn
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Proposals for Building six Schooners for tho
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DrPAuTurrT,
SrDtembef q. lpr

TREASURY DrPArTuurT,
September 8, leg6.
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposal.
Vessels md addressed 20 Secretary the
will be this Office unui ~ O'Clock day
Of November for furnishing tho materials consucing equip
and delivering aoat
burden each, for The United
northern lskes.
Tho models and plans TO be furnished by
vessels 10 be completed within three months from the signing
contract
No proposal will be considered unless received
building. by
signatures responsible that
will be entered the bidder
the department..
One half Of the o. viii be paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence that the vessels snked ceed
the decks laid and the balance the delivery Of
pleted.
materials used quality work 10
executed faithful manner,
perintendent
vessels received contractor be
fully furnished, equipped and finished ciea with
of chains anchors,
cambouse cabin, and ward room furniture and boats
Persons bidding viii be furnished required
speoifoations application 70 this department
bidders should the whole
vessels they liberty offer o may
convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept G-9awih6hNoy
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TO THE LADtES,-Mr. n. L. HARPER - Broomfed street,
Boston, has received choice those
elegant embroidered ball Of the Partisan style
which universally admired newport last
was not en able to supply the demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies' that he Just fresh supply,
which are white, and appropriate for bridal
Aiao head dressep, coara capoes collars, nantes
which are IN embroidered hac or white ace, and
ETY. ofwTeHths of straw hnwnrH feather flowers, sc.
~ BThis he only housg n hc United States where hcas
pBnds can be obtainei,
HosrnE, January s, 1850,
jan s-aaw2w
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OyVICM OF rHs MAINLAND COAsoLIDArED LorTEEIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1855.
THE Maryland lotteries has deemed II
public against the swindefs
by mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery sclsmesi
pretend agent the sale OF tickets in lotteries which
wholly fictitious
only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
elected
sate the constitution 10 examine and approve Tho
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings. Il
all certificates packages Of
X Brennan general agent
Once the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore, Maryland" All others are fraudulent
ul information the subject Of those frauds address
*. Brennan,
Sent 26-diy Baltimore. Maryland.
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mo. 66s /
Motto

or Wihdrdodl Of Additional Ldnds in Florfda
FURTHER In pursuance Of entitled An act granting
public lands,
Alabama, aid construction certain railroads n said
sacs 7th 1885,
by hts office The land odccra Newnapsye Tampa 1or
dn the 9th withdrawal suspension rrn San OF
location until further orders following lands NJ
falling within probable limits or selection Of the Tampa nav
Main Stem railroad, In said State, witt
Oce nj NrwSsNsvLE Al the lands situated
Of lands here ofor Withdrawn Banch rond
Tc Of the line which divides twenty
and north Of the line dividing townships twenty
Once TGuPAi Al situated wsd n the line DIVIDING
twenty fur Iinr which M
videR townships thirty and thirty-ouo.
Given unds hand Once NJ The city ~
Y Washington, lis ninth dry Of September, 1856.
JOHN MOOD,
fept lO-law6w Acting Commissioner
lint and Stnr.I
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THIS EARNEST mAN.-LIfe and Labou Of Adoniram Jud-
\ by Mrs. Canant
The Age of eodi or e Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romano.
yassal morton {" novel, by Francis Parkmnn.
'Fani Ferofn tale, BY ihsnuihor Of ok Poems by w
Ooct. Ningef's Evils ~ yaconaieni By O. G. schsfe9deck
eF,M, n ...-- ....
Fof sale by TAYLOR BAURY,
MaY@ Bookstore near Ninth street