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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-21

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WILL EFTECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLIANT,
IA UNDICE, DYSPEP SIA,
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Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or.
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ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour kruc-
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Flesh, Constant Imaginiugs of Evil, and great
Depression of Spirits.
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i public TO this preparation, does so With
feeling Of the utmost confidence in lis virtues.
and adaptation to the diseases for which 1t is
recommended
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the American people, and its reputation and
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eXlaut. The testimony in its favor gwen by
-, ,,,,, i,.rt o,i we'll known PHYSICIAN,
and individuals III all parts OF the country Is
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published annually by the proprietor, and to
" i'Su 1Ly.t;o.I ~, his ron,cJ, is
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-21
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Marriage Gvide, by DR.. him. HoVHg.
Marriage GUide, By Ur. Vim. Young.
Marriage Guide, By DR.. Tim. Iomg.
Nmrioge GUids, by Dr. I'm. Tomg.
Marriage Guide, Jy DR.. hin. Iom,g.
Marriage Guide. 6y DR.. I'm. Ioung
Marriage Guide, BY Dr. hin. Young.
MARRIAGE GUIDE-YorSc's GREAT
III PHlsIoLocIcAL WoRE TIE POCKET
.ESCUL.IPICS, or Every one hls own Doc
tor, by WM. loUAC, VI. ID. It Is written IN
plain language for tie general reader. and j.
illustrated with upwards Of one Hundred En-
cravings. All young married people, OF those
contemplating marriage and having the least
impeachment to married life, should read this
book 1t disclose, secrets that every one
should be acquainted with still, il i, book
tina, mus, be kept ockod up anI not lIe about
the house. II viii De sent to any oic Goa TIE
receipt Of twenty-five cents. Address u
WM. YOUAG, IJ2 Spruce street, above
Fourth. Philadelphia, Pa.
February y, 1851. II -ly
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Nc}mbold'o Extract Buchu

Is prepared directly according TO the Rules OF
PiL]R.LICY .EAU CHEMISTRY, with the
greatest accuracy aud Chemical know ledge and
care devoted IN Us combination See lrOlcs-
sor Dew EES' Valuable Works on tie Prac.
tee Of ibyslc. and most Of tGc late standard
works Of MldIcine
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MIS- cry r ELI Z V L ID

"Nature's Guide.' new and popular Work
full Of valuable advice and impressive warn
ing alike calculated to prevent years OF MS
cry, and save thousands Of lives, IS distributed
without charge and forwarded by mail, prepaid
to any post Office in the United States, on re-
ceiying an order enclosing two postage stamps,
July p, 1851. SLY
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Remember,

He who places himself under DR.. KinEelins
treatment, may relgiousIy confde in lis honor
as a gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of DR.. KS patients viii never
be disclosed.
Young man-letno false modesty deter you
from making your case known TO one who,
from education and resPectabilIty, can certain
ly befriend you.
DR.. HnkeEin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the \. " Corner of Third
and Union streets, Philadelphia Pa.
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Patients at a distance

Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gether with all their symptoms, per letter, en-
closing remittance) DR.. Ms medicine, aP-
proprlated accordingly.
Forwarded 10 any part Of the United States
and packed secure from D,l.hIGE or CURL
OSITY, by Mail or Express.
Read Youth and Manhood !!
Il Vigorous Life or Premature Death, hiHkelin
on SelcPresrgafion-oniy 20. Cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
insure copy per return of mail.
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Take Particular Notice.

Thee is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with
them to manhood and which, il not reformed
in due time, not only bc-ets serious obstacles
TO matrimonial happiness but gives rise to a
series Of protractet, Insidious, aud devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way to this PERM,
ciou- practice are aware Of tie consequences
uu,l hey find tie nervous y stem shattered,
feel strange and uuaccouHtabIe sensations, aud
vague fears in the mind. (Sec pages ., 2os
%. Of Dr. rs book on "Sclt-Prcscrydtiou."
The unfortunate thus affected become leeb-
le. i, unable to labor " it'll accustomed igor or
to apply his mind to study, his step Is lardy and
week; he is dull, irrcsoiute, and eng yes even
in hi, sports with less energy than usual.
If he cmancIPate himself before the practice
has done It's worst, aud enter malrlmony bis
marriage is unfruItiu!, and his sense tells him
that this is caused by his early folIies.
These are considerations lrhich should Gcaken
TIE attention Of all lcho are similarly. situated.
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H s l 0 0 n

One hundred dollars will be paid TO anY
Physician Who can prove that tie Medicine
ever injured Patient aud the testimony u
th"u-auda can be produced to prove thai II
does groat good. Cases Of from one week 10
thirteen years standing have been effected.
The mass Of TOLJN1.9RY TESTIMONY 10
possession Of the Proprietor, soUcring rs viz
tues aud curative powers, IS immense. embra-
eng names we'll known 10 SCIENCE .g.hD
EIUE
100000 Bottles Houe bern Sold
and not single nsDalcc OF failure has been
reported
Pcrs ua,Iy appeared before me, an AldOr-
man Cd tn LIy oi ihIiaGsi yhia, II. T. HELM
BOLD, Chemist who beng DUG ,~olL, does
say, that hls preparation contains 10 i-icolic,
Mercury q injurious Drug, but are purely Ne-
getable.
Il. 7 HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and sulserIbed before me tbis &3rd VI
November, lsJ4.
E.u P. HBB.qRD, Alderman.
Price 81 PER Bottle, or Sir for IS, de.
EUeTed 10 ony addrfss,
accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
Iificatrs from Professors Of Medical Colleges,
C.e5g men aud oilers. Prepared and ro.d Uy
N. I. HEL.GBsLD,
Practical and Analytical Cheni-t,
No 81 South Tenth street, below CfobinGt,
Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia Pa.
II 10 he lad II h. Z. William aid Chas.
Harper, shepherdstown,-T. u. Baq siond,
H1rl.r', terrg Il. ". Smith, Clsricstown,
a.d q aii Druggists and uaier, throughout
Tie United oia.es3 Can4das aud Dsu.A Pro-
'Ince,.
- Beware II Couutesrcits-asK for HnII-
DoiD'-, take no olheI-Cures Guarar.s Z
june 20, 1851. 3i-jJ
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A. V 4 T. u A II L z
FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber, intending to move 10
| the West, will sell his FARM situated
in the counties Of Jefferson and Berkeley,
on the road leading from Shepherdslown
10 Marlinsburg, miles from the former
and 5 miles from the latter place, and
within short distance Of Depot on the
B. q O. Railroad. Ii contains
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

washing for these ZIG persons was, for one
year, 40s, "a sum probably equal to fi0 in
the present day. most Of which was for the
chapel linen.
From midsummer to Mchaelmas was the
only time they INDUCED in fresh meat; and
the instructions say, My lord has on his ia
BILE, for breakfast, at seven in the morning a
quart of beer and wine, two pieces of salt
fish, six red herrings four white ones; and on
flesh days half chime Of beef or mutton
boiled" At dinner. men r,nking as knights,
had table cloth, which was washed once q
month; and as they had no napkins. and the
fingers were extensively used in feeding. this
portion at lefst Of their linen must have been
in delightful condition. Until the thirteenth
century, straw was the bed of kings; and be
fore that date the king and his family slept in
the same chamber. The first change was to
throw coverlet over the sleeper-then an
other was used, and the persons undressed,
their linen being substituted for Blankets
Beatrice says she would Gas lief sleep in the
woollen;" which shows, think, that such
thing was done, even in Shakspearc's time
The use Of nothing but coarse, dirty woolen
next the skin, seldom changed, and the heavy.
exciting nature of the highly salted food on
which all lived, OF course tended to produce
those diseases for which hospitals were found
ed in this city, as in iaost Others.-The
Builder.
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SUIcIDEs.-A young German girl, living in
asfamily in New York. who had been deserted
by her lover, a young machinist, to wnom she
was much attached, committed suicide last
week. Another young man had offered him
self in marriage to her, but her affection for
the first was so deep that she declined the Of
fer. The desertiOn Of the one she loved
preyed so heavily upon her mind that she f.
nally sought relief in death.
A young woman, in New York. whose hus-
band had obtained divorce from her, was
found in an unconscious state from the effects
of laudanum, which she had taken for the
purpose of selfdestruction. She was taken to
the hospital and restored. This is her third
attempt at suicide, and her history is sad
one. She belonged to respectable family in
the country. and was brought to the city and
seduced, and kept as a mistress to man who
had introduced her into vile places, where she
formed reckless habits After a time he
married her; but the habits she had previous
ly formed led her to break her marriage VOWS
and he sought and obtained a divorce from her
This preyed upon her mind and she sough
relief in death.
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OLD ENGLISH MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
Let us consider little Of the domestic econ
omy Of our forefathers, and see if the fancies
in which some writer's have INDUCED about
the hospitable plenty and comfort that always
rcigned in the houses of the worshipful of the
land are warranted by the facts of the case.
The roast beef of Old England, "the very
fame Of whose name has grown into our being"
was positively unheard Of. The only use that
beeves were of was undoubtedly to salt and
boil; bread was great luxury not in common
use even by the mobiles; and as to nut brown
ale, what could it have been before tie
time OF Henry VII. when hops wer, first in
troduced into this country. The records OF
the Percy family in the time Of Henry VII
show the extreme coarseness of the mode OF
living; and an extract or two from the house.
hold book Of that famous family will give a
better idea Of the manner in which the most
famous noble OF the time lived than anything
else l know Of The permanent household
numbered about 166 persons and the averag,
of guests was fifty; and the whole of tn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
Condition of Negroes in Africa.

We have recently read letter from an off,
Ger on board the United States sloop ofwa-
81. Louis, dated at Little Fish Bay, West
coast Of Africa" which gives anything but
favorable account Of the condition OF the
negroes in their own country:
There is very little variety upon this coast.
"Niggers! slaves! niggers." is the cry. This
town is like most other places upon the coast,
made up of few people, called white, and
crowd, mass of miserable, filthy, worthless,
indolent (niggcrsj natives. If any sensible
man, wishes, or is willing to be cured Of his
mock philanthrophy and sickly sentimentalty
in regard to the universal negro race, he has
only to take six months cruise upon the
coast of Africa. IF that will not cure him,
and convince him that his sympathy for our
three and half millions of the happiest ne
groes upon the face OF the earth is misplaced.
then have only to say. he is past hope and
past care.
i do not believe there is one negro in one
thousand upon he coast OF Africa, who is as
we'll of. morally, physically or socially, as the
worst abused slaves in the United States -
Slavery here is slavery indeed, and of the
most horrible kind. Cruelty practiced here
by JacE slave owners, is heart rending to wit
ness Some chiefs (black) own thousands
they sell, torture, or kill them, at pleasure
Ninety nine our of every hundred negroes,
slaves or free, even in towns. would gladly
exchange their condition with the mcanest,
most ill., l-treated slave in the Union. 1t is i'm.
possible to picture the miserable condition OF
the native African upon his own soil. Civil
izaton, ar even partial culture, with the mass
OF natives, is an idea so perfectly absurd. that
it does not admit of thought. The combined
efforts of million competent honest, indus
trious, persevering philanthropis's; with mil
lions, Of money yearly expended to the best
possible advantage for a million Of years
would not develope one hundred native Afri-
cans who would be ofany account to the world
a: large. So much for "niggers."
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lFor the Louisville Journal. ]
IDREAN OC HOIE.

only see through binding tears
The wild vines round the door way elinging,
An dever in my weary years
The wild-biIds' songs are ringing.
In the still watches OF the night
Soft sleep to my sealed eyes discloses,
The Eden Of my young delight
Embowered amid its roses.
Once more i'm the d-home stand
And see those dear familiar faces,
The pressure of my mothers hand,
L feel her warm embraces.
Beside the softly flowing rill
i see my little brothers plsying,
And DER the green aud sleeping mill
My sweet voiced sisters siraying.
With those dear-loved ones, hand in hand,
i wander through the mountain passes,
Or pausing, twine with careless hand
wreath Of flowers aud grasses.
muse beside the flowing rill.
Upon its violet banks reclining,
Or climb, at twilight's hush, the hill
To watch the Suns declining.
Beside my vine-elad easement sat
1 touch the harp W it'll SIX illful fingers,
Or watch the western hills where yet
The fading sunlight fingers.
The verdant lawns, the tranquil lake
see i'm softrst moonlight sleeping,
The vision vanishes-I wake
To pass the gut in weeping.
HANNAH NJ. DlETZ.
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ADAMS, ExPRESs COMPANY.

BILLS.
DRAFTS.
NOTES.
And the transportston Of small valuable packages
AI persons wishing avail themselves Of the facilities Of
the EXPRESS obtain derred Information in refer
the and details 90 the business A. ~ err once
First street between Main and Locust. ornose the Pos
0mee. decis G. ". FISH. Agent.
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F4RES:

Daily Frerhs Trains leave Evansville and n
30 A. NJ. on which local passengers will be taken.
&T- For formation through Tickets apply at the
Once head of Lo-ust street. Ev
,nsyIe. decIs j. J. DANIELS Sup't.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

vU\HIS Turkish Pero remedy
removal of Distractions. Irregularities Prolapsus-
Cteri calling Of the womb) Leuehorrhes. Whites.
Sc. be.
These Pills have never in single instance failed In pro-
ducing The Too much
No good health that particular
Of her peculiar organization deranged Sickness
aeh headache anguor debility pain In the head side and
back loss OF appetite costvenes. &c.. Of
SYMPTOMS which attend irregular menstruaon certain
~ time are these Pills remove d Of these
toms.
Be and get the eenuue which has signature
each box. These Pills may be had by addressing Sanoy
Co., and inclosing $l the Pills will be by return'
mali.
y. B-Lsaes whose health will not peru
OF family, will md there Pills successfui
Ladies' who pregnant SHOULD these Pills %
they bring miscarriage. though injury
health would follow. Address I.
DIR. SANFLOY co.,
feb6 Cincinp ati. 0bis.
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RAILROADS, &C.
FROM EVANSVILLE TO NEW YORK
IN ~ HOURS, VIA
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSVILLE
"a ssEassEs q e; e ,zs.:.s
r A [ L Z 9 A D,
W,NTEss agfsANC " WENT

nN aud after Monday Dec lt 1855 until further notice
" The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansville.
i:l0 p. M.;arrivnga At ynceunes 400 r. in time
with the Evening ain the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad for ST. Louis and Certrs Illinois. Terre Haue
T;45 p ~. and Indians polls at I05 A. NJ making direc
econs for Ciucinnst Colubus Cleveland Phadel
phia New York aud Baltimore.
Rsurniny-eaves $50 P NJ; after tie
rival Of train from Indianapolis-arrives at Evansville
s:UP.M
ii and Louisville day. Baggage checked Indiana
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CORPORATION OrsCE.

that the or parts oil lots on the
the along said paved
rock. least four width and nine
deph inclusive also of curbinx said
paving be completed before the LIST day of June 1857
defa1l thereof the Street
perform said work. and the aud arising
Lererom will be assessed TO and collected by sale said
lot much thereof will satisfy said lien
BY order Of Council. WELL II. WALKER. Cierh.
volksbote copy till June ist- nhzo-d
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SJNDfIIES.

En,om salt.. Snlnhur. Roll Brm,,o,e.
- Alum. Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saleratus. soda.
Almonds Rrax Nuts Bedeords reel and dorer h.mr aud
ana Biskng Cam phor Cream Tarter CigArs all kinda
pperas Cloves Cinnamon Essence o, Coffee Glass TASKS
lars Lanterns Ginger ground aud reserved Herring.
Goldfish Msckerei Indigo Loxweod estrs-t and ehppei.
Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid. Sut,ers.
Lohsers 0ysers Pap-r letter. Fools cap and wrapping
Percussion Cans Powder Pepper Sauce. Peppe-. Spice
Stone Pipes. Pitch Tar Rosn. Table SALT Sal Soda. Ex
OF Ssrsapsra Stone soap bar and f.nc Ssr-
dimes Snuff Spirits Of Turpentne Tobacco assorted Twine.
Teas. Tar. Vinegar. &C.. &C.. &c., for sale Low BY
JAMS Il Sycamore street
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08
EXECUTORS SALE.

THE undersigned Executor Of the estate Of
Peter Relock, late Of Washington towns zip,
Northumberland county. decd, by virtue of Tie
last Will and Testament of said deceased. will
expose to Public Sale on the premises on SA-
TURDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST, next, the
following described property to wit A TRACT
OF LAND, situate in Washington township,
county aforesaid on the kiingerstcwn roa to
Pottsville. and within mile of the Trcvorton
Railroad, adjoining lands of Valentine klock,
the Church property Of st. Peters Church and
others, containing TWENTY ACRES and SO
Perches and allowance, whereon is erected a
weather-bca carded Log House, Bank Barn, Spring
and other outbuidngs. A never failing Well
of Water, two Orchards wi h choice fruit.
Also A certain Tract of Land, situate in
Washington township, said county, containing
TWENTY. SEVEN ACRES, more or less, adj
joining the above tract of land, Daniel Wolf
Valentine Klock, Samuel Mallick and others.
The above land is in good state Of cultiva.
ton and excellent farming land. The two tracts
will be sold together or separately, TO suit pur-
chascrs.
Aso-At the same time and place lot Of
Carpenters tools, Stove, Bureau and other arii-
cles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said
day when the conditions will he made known by
PETER BONNER, Executor
jackson twp, July 4, lS57.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08
Volunteer Candidate.
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10 rAiifoaI eiltetp'iSes' nha ho u''ioui" in ac-
comp!lshihg lAeiF woihS' nus encouraged ihe
managers III this a'eihP'' "hien mas ueeh com
muulca'ed 10 se'erai pelsoi'S' anu mas met WIN
great iaNor'
! The proposition now mace Is based upon
mutual advantage as pS 'ie completion oi The
road, the market value VIII 'e lhcrea'eiv'n very
rapid ratio, 1t is Tor the interest OF the owners TO
! part with portion oi Their lands IN order to Sc
cure large profit "n the remainder
Without entering into details, which must he
arranged to the satisfaction OF both parties, aud
surety given that tie object will be accomplish
ed, state The plan generally. That the owners
Of land in the vicinity of the Railroad shall sell
at fair rates of present value one-half their
tracts, to be divided fairly as to quality, taking
pay therefor in the stock of the Company, reser-
Wing the other half for their own future profit