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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-01

nEsfRABIE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr'-TwO OR
~ three gentlemen can obtain pleasant rooma With break
convenient the and No II West Fourteenth
street. ffrst bOuRe west nj Sfxh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-01

n rLEsksArr FuprisHED ROOM NAY BE HAD,
I've single renrrssr N family where bu, lew boarer-
.a rsnexsnu pseasant IN Nneieenh stre<t between
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

Al "CIrrmcnl Hail. he residence OF
the brides mclher, on rucsGay evening
last, by Rev. Chas " mle. Mr.. I. Bofc
Ter Moore, and Mss IoU.,'o s. -Nior
daughter Of tie late Henry Miller, Of this
county.
On June III, by Rev. Mr.. Tally, Nr.
John JIcCobe, to Miss ha!e Contishy.
both Of Marliusburg.
In nagerstowu.. on the 4Ih June. ~
Rev. Ansparh. Daniel GroG Of Placer
county, Cal, to Mrs. .3'nie L. BO'c-
man, of Berkeley comfy Va.
In Sharpsburg, on the 2nd OF june 10y
Rev. Adams, Theodore S. a. Srodc, OF
Berkeley county, Va, and EEcnbcIh b,
Hcck, OF SharpsbuIg, Washington county,
Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
1th nf .Juiy Meeting.

Pursuant 10 previous announcement
.luge number Of the cillzens OF Shep-
herds town convened al the Town Hall on
Saturday evening last, 18Th inst, Tor the
purpose of making suitable arrangements
for celebrating The approaching Ann'ver-
!sary Of our great National h!r'h-day'
The meriing was called to order by CAL
ling JOHN II. ZlTTLE 10 the {! air,
and appointing HENRY E. UNsELD, Scc'e-
tary.
The Chairman then stated the object OF
the meeting, after which E. q. Lee NOV
4 d that the Celebration should lake place
"a, VIM. Morgan's Spring in preference TO
the Big Sprlng''--rhe place where here
,ofore these annual celebrations were al
ways held. This caused quite an ami
mated discussion, and it was finally de-
termined by vote of the majority, that
The Big Spring was tie proper place TO
commemorate the 4th of July.
On motion. The Chairman appointed the
following Committees to make all neces'
sary preparations for proper and becom-
ing celebration of the Ash of July A:
Committee Of .4rrongemenfs.--James
l.. Towner, Jacob G.. Miller and Daniel
w. Cameron.
Committee 10 procure an Orator and
Rea9er.-~ Henry f. Unseld, John NJ,
Ernst and Edwin G.. Lee.
COMMITTEE on TOaStS.-Dr. V. NJ.
Butler, John NJ Jeweu and John s.
Pierce.
On motion, the proceedings of this
meeting was ordered 10 be published in
the Shephcrdslown Register.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN II. ZITTLE, Chairman.
HENRY f. UNsELD, Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
3GBW9 3.gBl5Go

The Wheeling Argus states that DR..
G. d. Lewis, of Cincinnati, who had his
skull fractured while leaning out of the
window of car passing through Broad
Tree tunnel, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. few days since died at Graf
ton, TO which place he was taken imme-
diately after the acciden.
Mr.. Knman who presented the Buck
horn Chair TO the President, has received
an appointment, worth about $500 per
annum, to assist in removing the Indians
on the Pacific Coast.
A young man named Knox, printer,
has met with sad bereavement An TN
Gle whom he had never seen, deI the
other day, and left him S75, 600. Mr..
Knox has the. sympathies of the entire
craft.
The Baptists of Virginia have contrib
uied to the foreign mission alone the sum
Of S7,2I4,73 during the past twelve
months.
No bills under the denomination Of five
/ dollars are issued by either banks or III
dividuaIs in the District OF Columbia.
The county court of Hampshire, or
Monday week, fixed the county levy a
So for the present year.
| DR.. VIM. S. Woodside, for two years
| past Master of Transportation Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rallr I'd, has sigEifeC
bis intention TO resign his office and retire
from his duties about the Isl of July next
His health is impaired from the excessive
labors Of his post.
The New School Presbyterian General
Assembly adjourned on the Sd inst, to
meet next year at Chicago. A large
number of the Southern delegates entered
a protest against the decision of the As.
sembly on the slavery question.
Cattle are dying in great numbers in
Troup and Chambers counties, Ga. One
farmer has lost many cattle among which
are some Of his finest cows. Mnrram is
the disease of which they are dying.
PRIsoNEEs EScAPE.-Three prisoners,
named IIendell, Gillmyer and Miller,
committed 10 the Jail Of Washington Co..
Nd, IA portion OF the SheriH's house be-
ing now used for that purpose for assau!
and battery, broke out and made ihei'
escape on Sunday night last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

Nun HING by Vigilance Commit
tee in Rockingham County, Ia.-Jei'
lcrson Randall, who had been sent from
Rockingham counly,Va', by vigilance
committee for numerous alleged lawIess
acts such as burning barns, robberles and
planning the assassination Of certain
prominent cltizcnls in that county, return
ed there on Friday last. He was imme-
diatey arrested by the vigilance commit
tee and held in custody to see if he could
not be surrendered into the hands Of the
law on legal proof. Not being able TO
accomplish that object the committee on
Tuesday took him out and hung him on
a tree until lie was dead. The Richmond
Dispatch states that Randall was man Of
extraordinary physical strength, anI when
captured was armed with gun and pis-
tol, but did not offer any resistance TO his
captors. Jones, a sonln-law OF RandaIIs
was also in the custody Of the committee,
and was TO ha,e been hung on "Wednesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
D;.,,sse;oo Dcalh.-Lewis Dyer, son

Distressing Dcalh,-Lewis Dyer son
Of Mr.. John J. Dyer, of this ylcInI'y,|as
kill on the Baltimore and Ono Ka'I-
road, near Sleepy Creek, between iiaH,
cock and Mar,insburg, on Sunday n'sh'
last. 1t is stated that he fell from he
cars and The train passed over his body.
lie had been in the Western coun'ry'and
was on his return home when The dls're>-
sine accident occurred. Mr.. b. was a
bout % years of age, graduate Of PEN"
sylvania College, and young man %
excellent character and fine promise va
Monday evening his father and brother
started TO bring lis remains 10 this town
-HqgerStoUn Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
80 u q 81 %
0.Gy45LJ3

Ga Wednesday week athis fathers
residence DR.. r. II. FLAMING, son OF
MIR. Soloman and Sarah Fleming of this
comfy. in the 24lh year Of his age.
In Marlinsburg on the 9th inst, Betty
griffin, second daughter Of J. II. aud J"-
liza McA5ee, aged years, 2 months and
% days.
On tie Oh inst, in Berkeley county,
las. BoyDr, eldest son of David A. ana
Josephine Cline, aged S years, moNIns'
and = DAYS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
Another Flood.


On Wednesday last, l7lh inst, our
town was visited by one of the hardest
rains that ever fell upon the earth. Ii
began about o'clock, p. NJ, aud con-
tnued I'LL night. II seemed as though
The windows and doors of the armament
were thrown open, and the wateIy ele-
meDl poured down in sheets. Water
spouls became falling cataracts, and streets
turbulent, running streams. portion Of
the town was inundated and unnavigable
until late hour at night. Gardens were
overlooked, and cellars filed with water
that was never known to have occurred
before.
Princess aud Mill streets was the the
atre Of most devastating scenes. The wa
Ter rushed vociferously down those tho
roughfares with great violence, tearing
up the streets in the most deplorable
manner and sweeping away everything
before it. The dreadful spectacle which
those streets present beggars all descrlp-
ton, they are perfectly impossible, and
we fear will remain so for some time.
Considerable damage was done by the
freshet, and immense losses sustained.
Mr.. GEO. r. STALEY's Factory presents
sorry sight ; the waler-wheel and por-
ton of the foundation Of the building Is
washed away, besides other injury. Mr..
DAVID BILLMYER sustains a considerable
loss the water having entered The lower
floor of his Mill to The depth Of some four
feet, and completely Damaged some 400
bushels of ollli. Mr.. JOHN ID. STALEY
suffers considerable loss the water came
with such violence as 10 carry away the
trunk that conveyed Hie water to his Mill,
so that grinding is thing impossible Tor
some time. Mr.. X. d. SHEPHERD, Jr.,
is also a sufferer by damage done to his
saw-mill. The Corporation sus,alns an
immense and almost iIreParabIe loss.
Neither Of the Mills in town will be able
TO commence operations for considera-
BILE time, as the water course is entirely
changed.
Never, in the annals of rains and fresh
els, since the primitive days of Noah and
his "ark of safety" has the good people
of our town witnessed such fall Of water
and lis lamentable consequences. The
memory of "lhe oldest inhabi'ant" was
appealed TO, but he could furnish no record
on the tablet Of his memory that could
cope with the food Of the present wrl~
ting, it was beyond all precedence.
On Thursday morning we took a stroll
through the injured districts, and The sights
that greeted our eyes were strange and
"wondrous pililul.' That portion OF the
town looked like place that had been
deserted for a number of years and the
people had just come back 10 gaze with
wonder and establishment upon the ruins.
We understand that an immense amount
of damage was done in the surrounding
country. Farmers having had their lem
ces, gates and bridges swept away, and
fields of corn and wheat laid fiat on the
ground by the powerful and Obstructive
element.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
The Comet.

BY this time, we presume, the fears oil
the ignorant aud credulous, respecting the
predicted Cometic collision, are allayed.
According TO the first calculation, the &C.
lestial visilant was TO have give the earth
a wipe with lis tail, or else plunge into ii
headforemost. on Saturday last but he
couldn't comet Other accounts assign.
ed Tuesday last as the day, with equally
ill-success and the arrangement now
seems 10 be, that the phenomenon is post
poned for four years, and the idle ap'
prehensions engendered, we trust, are
postponed forever OF the ulilnde o.
comets. whose orbits have been calcula
ted and speculated upon, but three,
Encke's, Biela's and Halley's-appear lo
have been ascer,aned with anything like
precision and Of the thousand and one
disasters anticipated from these eccentric
rangers Of the skies, not one has even
come 10 pass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

LAND SALF.--James l.. Hickman, sold
his farm. Of 500 acres, situated on Bear
Creek, 5 miles southeast OF town, al
SIC so per acre, to MIR. James J. Mar
maduke, of Virginia. Mr.. Hickman
Dough, the land, ayear or so since at
about ss.-Uarrensburg No. Signal
as Mr.. JAMES ]. MARMADUKE is Of
this place he recently left here for tie
purpose of making an investment in Mis-
souri la d., and we Judge from tIae above
cx,rac, that he has accomplished his ob-
81 Mc. VI. is an es,imahle and worthy
young mar, and We hope his investment
will prove a safe AMI profitable one. Sue
cess crown your agricultural efforts, ou'
old friend and cham Lieutenant JIM"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

Washingfon Gig EIection.-The e.
lection resulted i'll Tie success OF the Union
or ANTI Know Nolhltg' general ticket.
The maturity in all tie Wards for Mr.,
Halliday. i $50 votes; for Mr.. Morgan,
Register, 4l3; and Mr.. Forsyth. Survey
or, III voles. The "Aniies" and Dem
ocrats have also obtained a-large majority
Of The City Councils.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
gE8 3AGI8G3o
SHEPHERDS I OW n
For the week ending June 20, 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour To-day We have no sales Of
Harvard ST, Flour-held at S7,00,7, l2i.
Wheat. Sales were made OF white at
lS0al95 TO 200 cents for fair TO prime
parcels, and a small lot Of good red sold
at l75alS0. Corn.-Sales were made OF
while a s7a9l cents, yellow al $500.
- Clipper, 1911 inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
An Extraordinary Hypocrite

Jackson, who was murdered IN Russeil
Mass, by Charles Jones. was taken lc
Hartford, Conn, for burial in the Hebrew
fashion. The Hartford Times says;
Jones, the murderer, was Mllerte,
and the same fellow who has just served
out term of four years in the Connect.
cut State Prison for robbiug John Dean
store. lie was the coolest scoundreI thai
ever infested this city. He protested
great concern for the souls of sinners and
was constantly reading the Bible and eX'
horing at evening meetings. Whilst IN
the confidence of Mr. Dean, he stole abou
50 coo worth of goods from his store, to-
gether with considerable sums Of money
lie stole silk to make him a surpIIce tc
preach in--started church at Glasten'
bury-stole the trimmings for his pulpit,
and velvet for his chair /; broke into the
Catholic church, stole the priests RODE
for sample for one for himself and also
stole the silver chaice, &C., from the al
tar--caled at Mr.. Deans one afternoon
to have "a lille season Of prayer remain,
ed till evening babe the family gooo
bv, but instead of going out OF me 200,
he stole up stairs, and secreled hlmse!I
under the bed occupied by Mr.. Dean
son---emained there till past midnight
when he crept out and robbed young
Deans pockets of 800, (Which he hat
ascerlained the day previous that he had
lust procured from the BANK then wen
up to ST. Johns Hotel, called for lodging;
GOT up before daylight, stole SUIT o
clothes from boarder, and cleared for Z
neighboring town. But this Is not hal
his vilIainies. He was constantly steal
ing. praying and exhorting, I'LL brough
up by four years term in prison.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

Splitting Rocks Uthom BlGsl"g,--
Some French inventors have taken out a
paten, in England, for splitting rocks by
The generation of heat without causing an
explosion. They used substance com
posed of 100 parts of sulphur by weight,
100 of salipelre, so of saw-dust, % OF
horse manure, and 10 common salt. HE
sal,ne,re and common salt are dissolved
in hot water, to which four parts OF mo-
Iasses are added, and The whole ingre-
dients stirred until they are thoroughly
incorporated together, in one mass, which
is then dried By gentle heatin the room,
or by exposure to the sun, and il is ht loT
use. Ills tempered in the holes bored
for blasting rock in the same manner as
powder. and Is igni'ed.i by lusee. Ii
does not cause an explosion upward like
gunpowdcr, but generates great heat
which splits the rock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

MORE LYNCHING IN IowA.--On TIE
2Slh ut., about mid day, forty or iIy
citizens Of Jackson county, Iowa, made
their appearance in Dewitt, the county
seat of Clinton county, all armed to the
teeth with muskets, revolvers and knives,
and demanded the prisoners confined in
the Jail there, who had been removed
from Jackson county on a charge OF
venue. The sheriff resisted their de-
mand, and summoned the byslanders to
his assistance, who for some cause not
very apparent. refused 10 render him any
aid. After knocking the sheriff on the
head with their guns, they succeeded in
getting possession Of the keys, and enter
ed the Jail, and took out Burger, confined
for numbering his wife, an lrlshman, also
on charge OF murder. The mob took the
prisoners over near Maquoketa, where
they hung Barger, and, at last accounts,
sui held the lri$hman, intending to give
him trial. This mob was composed Of
The same men who lately hung Clifford
in that county. They are thoroughly or
gained, and are said 10 number, all told,
400 or 500 The community is com
pleleIy under their control, and there are
Jew in that community found bold enough
10 openly censuie their proceedings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

For Diseases OF The Bladder, Moneys, Hrafei,
DruI,y. y cahucsscs, Distinctions, Secret
Diseases, Female Comp!AntN, aud all
Diseases Of tie SeAua Organs,
arising from ENccssc- and hpludencics. in
life, and removing all lmpr'Pcr Discharges
from the Bladder, kidneys, o. St xUai Organs.
" kclhcr cAislIug IN
MALE OR FEMME,
from whatever cause tey may have origina-
ted. AND 80 MATTER q HOW ING STANDING,
GIVING Health and Niyor 10 tic Frame, and
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JOY To THE AFFLICED!!!
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remove, al the Symptoms, AMONG WHICH
viii be found ludisposluon TO EXgtion, Loss
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of
E!calhiug, General Weakness, Horror Of
Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dread
full Horror of Death, Night Sweets, Cold
Feet, " akeiulncss, Dimue,s OF Viiou, Lam
guor, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular
system, Often Enormous Appetite, with
D,speplic symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing
Of tie Body, Dryucss of the Skn, Paiild
Countcnancc aud Eruptious on ,hc Fec PAIN
in the Back, llcayiuoss Of the Eycllls, FIRE.
ouenlly Black Spots GNiug before III, Eyes,
with Temporary Su,iIsioa and Loss oiSightj
Nant of attention, Great Mobility Rstless-
ness. with Horror of Society. Nothing is
more Desirable to such Patients thar Soil
tude, and nothing they more breed TO- fear
Of themselves: no EcPosc of Manncs no
Ear c-lucsS, no Speculation, but liuTlcd
Transition from one question 10 another.
These SYMPTOMS, If allowed to 90 on--whch
this madlcluc invariably remoNcs-soon ioi-
Iovs LOSS or POUER, E3YUITY, And
EPILEPTIC FIIS-In one OF which the pa
tIeut may expire. Who can say that these cX-
ces,es are not frequently followed by those
dIreful diseases INSANITY md CON.
SCHPTIO.f'? The records of the INSANE
.1SILJ.HS, and the melancholy deaths by
CONS IIOH bear ample witness To tho
truth Of these assertions. In Lunauc Asy l1ms
tie most melancholy exhibition appears The
cuuu;cuance Is actually soddcn and quite dcs-
tItutc-neither Ninth or Grief ever visits IL.
Should a sound Of the voice occur, II IS rarely
aTtcYale.
"Niih wofu measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds hIs grlsf beguiled."
Debility is most terrible and has brought
thousands upon thousands TO untimely graves,
thus blasting the ambition OF many noble
youths. 1t can be cured by the use Of this
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If YOU are suffering with any Of the above
dist e,sing ailments, tie FLUID EXTRACT
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Beware If QUock NoSrums and
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and references. Citizens know aud avoid them
and save Long Suffering, Money and Expo
sure, by sending or calling for bottle Of this
popular and SPECIIiC RENEDY
IL a!iays all pam and Inflammation, is per-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
Bloody Affair at Cairo-Infideiity OF
Wife. g

BLOODY Affair at Cairo-Infidclity OF a
Wife. sg
The sunioined extract from letter 10
the Cincinnati Times from Caro- uhuer
date of June 4. is almost incredible, ana
shocks the dulIest sensIbllnes
A man named J. Gallagher was living
here for about two months, boarding at
one Of the hatboat taverns which still IN
fest our leyee. He IS represented TO be
Woodworking peaceable man. Some
time ago he sent for his vile, whom lie
left in your CITY, and it appears that on
her trip down, she made the acquaintance
Of the Waterman Of tie steamer, and con-
s,nted to run away with him TO ST. LOUIS
when he should get ready to take her,
Ye> terday morning Gallagher heard OF
this and al first could not believe 1t, as he
had never suspected the fidelity of his
wife. lie was soon convinced OF the truth
however, and Immediately applied 10
JUDGE Cochran. for advice.
The Judge told him lie had better take
his child, and let tie unworthy woman
90, without making a fuss about IT. This,
GALLAGHER concluded to do. His wife
heard of it and she called man named
Enoch Mcpherson, who is from Coying-
ton, Kv., and who having raft OF lum-
Der beside Tie floating boarding house
had made her acquaintance, to assist her
in retaining the child.
Gallagher took away his baggage, and
returned last evening to get his chiid.
lie had picked the lulle one mp, and was
leaving with it, when Mcpherson said,
Cd d-n you, let that child be or I'll
cut YOU all to pieces" Gallagher PAID
no attention TO bin, and was suIL moving
of, when Mcpherson plunged knife INTO
him. bur short distance above hIS heart.
Mcpherson, having committed this bloody
deed, ran. Gallagher pulled out revolt
YER and fired. lie shot Mcpherson
three times, once iii the arm and twice IN
the back. Mcpherson, finding II imPos-
sbIe to escape, wheeled, and approach
ing GaIIag CHER, gave him a blow which
knocked him in the river. Gallagher
swan to the raft, a distance OF twenty
feet, come out, and 10th parties drawing
their knives, went at each other. They
fought .ull ten minutes, decorating each
other dreadfuIy. A number of hyslan-
ders looked on, and were so terrified that
none dare interfere. Among the observers
was Mrs. Gallagher, who, looked cooIIy
upon Tie whole transaction without eylnc-
inc the least emotion. The bloody con-
icsl was at last ended. Gallagher sue
ceeded in pluuging Lis knife clear through
McPherson's heart, and he fell al his
feet a dead man, without even nnerng
grOan.
Gallagher was taken into custody. lie
il Gu, and hacked dreadfuI'y, and this
morning bis recovery Is considered doubt
lul. The Coroner held an inquest last
night, over the body Of Mcpherson, and
the iury returned verdict duplicating
Gallagher in the charge of murder. This
proceedings is said to have been a com.
pletc burlesque. Gallagher has conse-
duenly been removed to the jail. As
soon as he has his examination | will
furnish you with the details and the re-
suit. The affair has caused gloom here,
30 dreadful are the details Of tins tragedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

"PETERsoN's MAGAZINE" for July, Is
ahead Of all its predecessors. This is
one OF the best aud. cheares, Magazines
published, ant no lady should be without
ii. Now is good time TO subscribe, as
the July number begins new voiume
Terms 80 year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

The County Court oG Frederick fixed
the cannly levy, on Monday last, at one
dollar and thirty eenls-the same rate as
that o! last year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

AZ See advertisement headed
H;hmLoiFs Ge"uine Preparations,
n another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

At the same time the adul' Heirs pro-
pose offering their Lots Of 80 ACRES
AND 3 ROODS, each, making 6l4
ACRES more, Immediately adjoining,
upon terms that will be made known on
the day of sale, which probably will be
one-lhlrd cash, the balance IN one and twc
years. with interest, 10 be secured OIL lht
lands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
NclmbolA's Extract Buchu

Is prepared directly according 10 the Rules of
PH.IR.h4CY .LNU CHEMISTRY, with the
greatest accuracy aud Che mica knowledge and
care devoted IN H. combination. See Profess
sor DEW EES' Valuable Work, on the Prac-
ticc Of Fhy,ic, and most Of tnc late Standard
works Of Medicine