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'1 !, l is Sc JAMES r. sffE Il II
MDssn MA on Eskft Ia Mo SfH
Az sli . sS esSsSSSss'eTf 3 al Haf ffToWe
s; 4 e, :; M: Ss's:i Is.
on l5NTILIAs4 RI AUcTIoN;aIN
i,Sal e sI TIC 'd pRos. q .asn:
!iHS ii: ~ ::s, ssssSi s =
to sell at all prices from Sis TO s7-" eseh' ine'
are worth double the "0 Maxwell BRO
ap lo-eest ----- --- S3 Penn. avenue.
AIDES AND CHII,DREN's FRENcH
me- q sna Children.
.s,. '- .'ss H.. sA sss I5s "a III
NIILIINERY. MILLINERY, MILLINERY.
men, Of M iii i1E fssSn So D ism
8. p p e sSs ssl lcsh ssa III %:
MUSICAL. NOTlCE:-THE PLANO FORTS
lST SgriS%sr S ?. ass c. es
sp sst over amman" W. so HENRY PALMER.
FRENCH, FLOWERS. FRENCH FLOW
Of Ss E:Nsias f1S
the District call st Q Il: cASsIDY& CO.'S, zlS8
NoTIcE.,TIAss Gspmits ;, for the Pl.sx saAD
yi06: On S ,i DAY 81; s, AAs i mn, ~
boat over her time Of leaving 4 y, a M 80 on.
TO McLAUGHLIN's everybody run. =
o EeSisg: Spring Goods at MeLAueH. LIN &
-,C,,, ,s,-cIC :. - = -, .
INFour new Pianos received thus week at ELLIS
Two Pianos at 92s Zach: . 80
S Guitars. q Sio,in.. E. =: :. FILLS Ellis p.,
FOR BosToN:MTHE REGULAR PACKET
has arrived. and will have quick dispatch for a.
oi fsfsf ley f gRos q
town. - - =. Il. -. l-.r sps-ft
EIRsT GRAND OPENING. -MIss H. KING
so1ts tina. g she H viii r open
s sSIsndsy mo5ns APsI Ifh q, DrHst
Hotel, consisting Of fine Bonnets. Ss psies. Tssesa
s sH8S ne F S f FfS%ers. RibSoas scp APES
THIRp GRAND OPENING.-MRS. CARO-
L LINE KING respectfully announces to -
Saturday morning April iith, at No: g f Iousi
ana aysSgs pgds, ReItfIs HSe Cine assort
ported Paris Bonnets. Gyp.ios, Tuscan Bonnets.
Straw Goods, Hats; Caps, and large assortment Of
%.
Trimmings, &c. -. .-..- aps-2
ELLIOTT'S AMERICAN FRUIT GROW
Barry's Fruit Garden,
Eloy,s Guide to the Orchard, f.....-.
kenrlcks's New American Orchardist.
Smiths Landscape Gardening, Parks and Pleasure
I Greenwood's Method of Transplantins Forest
rTBees; Lon9on.
| Fessenden's Complete Farmer
/ Outlines of Flemish Husbandry. ...-. ..
4 Professor Low on Landed PROPERTY and the Eco
nomy of Estates. ! vol. London. UNIV ''' ''>
British Husbandry. vol. London 80
Farmers School Book. ..-...---- e. -. r.
HANsFORDia Tale of Baeon's Rebellion, By
| Stories of the Island w orld BY Charles Nordhof.
Gleseler's Church History, 2 vols. svo; new sdi-
ssPav.s G sy fenI xsh T. lliessS0n'
| Illinois a. it is, with maps, BY Fred. Gerhard.
@fya of ny BY K :sshs: T e shns'
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
sss Z ass.1 sfSG seiH%f r,S
y.f hs wishing
'''' RE- !? sfss'sI
PkSF EHSSH RBEfs s s2.s
on s 81 FaSGY psE RG
(stfictly Pnystej win take place az his Hall, -
e S oI stS snd D. streets on WEDNES-E&
NJ M.RsH.s A as c ls, lss7 e sto osiHsk
will be at Prof. M's Saloon on Tuesday, Iprii An
may Ss csna G TtS
es, both Tor LADIES' and gentlemen, very reasora-
Ladies are invited to attend. ,s....
| will take place on Thursday, 10th. aps,td
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'0TN99TTIGE.IITHE MEMBERS OF UNION
BL At oDS 4G 1 H e o. Sa,y WI Y, sye o
THURSDAY, the s'th inst. For particulars see
future Advertisement. -------- aP lo-l-.F.
TNEw BUILDING ASSOOIATION-
With B. B. GARR Drug S p sto1s
nS Once 'r Mutual ish %
Co. adjoining the Bank of Washington. up Io-4t
nTNoTICE;;-The stockholders of tho WASH
MoSRxS he s h' xp4 az assas x
between and 6, for the final settlement and clos
ing Up a business In ss,s.rs rons, b. ,;,
wise tho law will be strictly enforced against such
Stockholders not comply ing with the rules and reg
ea fSFh sHs % fnsiiHos Secretary
NJ MACHINE sEwING..HAYING To-
A day secured the services of an old and exp Pc
& az
%HsPd S6n nfnlt EbIss
will be sold a. reasonable prices.
Ladies and others are invited to call and examine
Rooms on D street, two doors from corner Of 9th
street. aP6-lm
"IPaHIIIIh.A DEL, 8, GAZE S,, At PH H.
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner Of iath and + SITS.
ICE CREAM At SI5o per gallon. P6-lm-
nrCASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.-The
-
tuSe in large and slnsIl quantities. D "'"' ''' A'
disposns Of their iouseSeS Effects Apply 10 o'''''
No. sc4 Ninth st., Sdd doors iro as1PP r. .v.
YASEEp ,x sESM avn. g.. 30
street: Sewing done in superior manner at the
Shirts, plain, Unjust be cut and hasted s2s cents
&c. per plat Plain Sewing &c. per yard. A 0'''n'
-; Bosoms from s 81 %rissbsnd .O% from &C. &C.
to $50 per pair; Collars from l2< to Ssc. each and
Persons Wishing Sewing done Will do best to omit
washing the material.
,I do9EI HAIR e. LODGE: NOS
ss F:',issa. n a..S: ss;s!
tlsement. 1850. slap 4St
TMPORTANT.-H YOU WANT TO SAVE
Flour &C., &C., for cash, Of JOS; w: PAWS;
Esrh ,1 9sssI ana
sps Buy the Gf FEReTsoN. .ss nth street,
Rn'H'sHF#szEaREHsR' cgs9 94H spsI,,, !.
the washington Steve
w. No. sn SEVENTH STREET.
between and f streets, west side, PRAC- "
q WNesRF
yEWELRY. ap IO-SmE
POPULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE
!.s, nifed S,ates 1857, Just published, prlce 81;
sale at TAYLOR MATRY'S,
aP lO- Bookstore, near 9th street.
~ - OF WAX FLOWERS IN VASES
to be drawn for in a few days. at II. ]. McLAUGH-
BIN COS Store, between 18th and eth streets,
fifty numbers at 81 each. .. ap lc-<t.s
GRAND OPENING OF
-. na VEG SSS sSRIRNINS AND SUMMER.
LADIES AND MISSES MANTILLAS. 2
MAXWELL q RROTHE 4 IS grand opening of |
Non NEW stSis MANTIl.LAs will take place on
y. MAEWELL& BRO, ss Penn ayenue. n |
y. b.-MantlIla Room second story. %. aR l0-St. /
NEW YORK LEDGER FOR 18th APRIL |
! CoeSs new story The, Wild knight. or Un- /
y beauty. - 70 ~ FERGuSON,T
,aPs fH5a s-a.'' s'fsse;S <ss Seventh street,
.ry...r.l...ys ~ .f-Ftf...1
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p ERCON4I.

-. Wax figures Of Eekel, SnodgTass, and the
witness Farrell, who figure In the BuFdell murder
sase, are now on exhibition ig Boston.
80. At Norfolk, Va, on Monday night, bo-
quet was thrown to Miss Ellen Morant, on the
stage, containing handsome Set Of jewelry.
80. Mrs. Genl Gaines has commenced another
snit in the United States Court at New Orleans
for the square bounded by Poydras, Circus Per-
dido and Philippe streets.
An astonished female American, writing
from Paris, asserts that French ladies acquire a
brilliant complexion by never washing them
selves and says that they content themselves with
gentle rubbing with dry coarse towel.
- A meeting Of the natives Of Kings county
Ireland, was recently held at rochester, at which
IL was unanimously resolved that vote Of thanks
BE- offered to Judge Davies, OF New York. for his
impartial and agnanimous decision in the late
case Of Boxer vs.. Dean.
.On sunday morning, the 22d ult Rev F.
church IL the Messiah. at brooklyn, n. y, in
favor Of running the BROOKLYN cars ON Sunday.
Rev. DIR. Storrs, Of the Church Of the Pilgrims,
preached on the other side Of the question.
mo less than three Of the London newspa-
pers, three instructors Of the public mind, three
great organs OF opinion, - are in the Bankruptcy
Court. The Morning Herald, the STANDARD, and
the 81. James Chronicle are advertised for sale by
assignees.
-. The English people seem to be In fair
say 10 have full share youthful pulpit celebri-
fies In addition to the Baptist Mr.: sPurgeon. OF
world-Tenowned fame and the Methodist Mr.
Puncheon, "bright particular star; has also
arisen among the Independents. ~.
&c.. The Charleston Courier Of Tuesday last
says "Gsn. George p. Morris, Of the Home
Journal, whose name is familiar to all, as well
BY his many popular and admired songs, as by
his genial abilities an editor, IL visiting oui
city on "health trip and Is at the Mills
House.
while Brougham and Strakosch were din
ing at the same table the other day, some one joe
ularly requested the latter to give the COMPANY
some music. eyes, - said Brougham, s'Strake sci
rrc Pzsy osu 'rrrdy ssA-----
-: The visits Of Gen. TodeIben, the illustr;ou
Russian engineer, 10 the various fortresses of I'm
rope, notwithstanding the good terms which nov
prevail between the two countries, is viewed witt
jealous eye by the Emperor Of France Genera
Todelben Inspected first the forts of the Rhine
and now be is doing the same thing in Italy.
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SURF DEPARrxESr.-0n yesterday, April 9th,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FVk KENT AND SALE.
FOB RENT-A THREE-sTORY, BRICK
Ano1 y. t S ON southeast corner OF Sd and SITS
can be had b. early application to the subsefEber,
Of one the three new Brick Houses. four stories
west, containing each ten rooms, with pump in the
Kitchen, supplied from an inexhaustible well OF 6ne
within FIVE minutes walk Of Northern Liberties;
Market house. -0"I--0-.
accomplishing terms. with small amount Of cash
down. II early application be made 70 the subscriber
40 I"!it No. aa st. bet. q. MhG and 5th st.
FARM FOR SALE.-Ten or twelve acres of
i Land with the privilege Off, and small dwell:
spring Of water four mules from the city, on the
MARLBOROUGH road, will be sold on most easy terms
For further particulars inquire of Mr. MALONE,
IL e.h Sth streets, or Mr. Brown,
across .ne AnacosIa bridge. ap lo-4t'
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-NO aa
street and Penn. avenue. ap s-St
FOR RENT.-A small BRICK DWELLING
IL fs0n.aimnF rooms IN first rate order and suita
PIN PIN BRO, No 81 Wood and Coal Yard Sew
entn slree,. aP s-St'
FOR sALE.-The BRICK HOUSE, corner of
l., Ith and G streets, Island, containing rooms
soed .a hs occupied for
rened for Ge' 0R %pontS iS
ss.n RiiSsIi5
ToARTISTs AND DAGUERREOTYPisT
ctv IN hrst class Daguerrean Gallery IN Washington
Msibs Hots Sn the :, srms
t9Ts and hI3Stures for sale. ,r.. -
on snd the has been
''s WS 'SfR'''ss
- -. Mashlngton City.
kakE6kA SR lHbk .Ssso
WfTrSE E'fSs sSs N0s IS &
FOR RENT.-PARLOR AND BEDROOM.
- etneT tog ether or single and other single Rooms
and IN ~ Ts Sy s rsnf n NS
25 Penn. ave, opposite lizards Hotel. ap s-st'
FOR RENT.-A LARGE FRAME HOUSE,
pump o was ss
This property is situated on street, between 9Th
and 10th streets Inquire on street, between 9Th
ap s-lw GEO. T. LANGLEY.
FOR SALE 6 All %9R RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
40 sns dS"ss ;iass Isnssd
Isn q ~ i feet but the purchaser have more
Also. f.. Sals.The LOT OF GROUND on the
sf ~ sHssb htSHh
prick YARD FOR SAIE.-A Rrick Y.rd with
sood ce containing large quantity Of
S51 h evening necessary for running four gangs
partners wishing TO withdraw will sell his interest,"
OF the whole may be purchased or leased on reason
able terms: For further particulars inquire Of NJ
HULCHESON, on the premises, South Capitol
...es., .eeo- . Whit: ap s-St'
A PRivATE sALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT
~ private sale, the new and Convenient ~
FRAME HOUSE. No. IS Market street, EecsoCy
town. D. e, containing Eve rooms and bstb sos,y1
and kitchen and cellar in the basement. n Ia
hne cistern OF water In the Yard with nun. -
Fsss, . nntqIss ,1i II the kitchen s.
obtained. Apply to BARNARD& BUCKESSYpn 4n %
- ----------- ap saw
>o siar KEHS Hn.N THOSE LARGEFoUR
., ,ons Eouses on u street, No. 1Sl Opposite ths
Omee recently occupied BY Senator'S ButleT
cor.Is,o WITH dumb water gas and bath fixtures
An tgt containing ssysnteel rooma. Inquire OF
SY-o -. 1SAM'L MAGEE, No. al nh ct. |
Bo ~ ass. sPJRlNg AND SUMMER CLOTHING
very low prices. WALL. 4 STE eiPSHIEs
Ye-u SO Pa. ay., bet 9Th and 10th ats. |
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BOARDING.

THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT AS
4 sortment Of PLANO FORTES Is always 10 be
icend at the Music Depot. Two Pianos for $50;
Accordeons.
TUNING and REPAIRING Of Piano Forte.
the best manner. So
o,yASr lot I, Of socpnd; hand AccoRDEoNs and
APT Wv. G. METZEROrf.
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Y Of Ma..e slCs~Mrs. FRANKIJN Ta,c,s,
Scholars. rec ae.s, n{ vacant hours Tor few more
20 Srns esrfscted in Baihd S,ns,x VINO are esssons
Known at her ra aa early cation Terms made
and iSfh, and AZ ~ <s street. between stk
Astzsrott. ."s MUSIC stores Of Ms Davis, and
ap 6-Su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-10

o star KEHS Sn..so IN Q. THOSE LARGEFoUR
snd Omee, recently occupied By Senators ButeT
cornIete' 3umn water, gas and bath fixtures
ct, S1ML MXGEE No. .nS5 I'm st i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-10

RhICk YARD FOR SALE-A Brick Yard with
u rare advantages, containing ARE ousntty Of
s sOSa cay 70 the depth of twenty six feet with tools,
with room sufficient for eight or more, One OF he
partners wishing TO withdraw will sell bis interest
or the whole may be purchased leased on reason,
able terms For further particulars inquire of "
street, Meals wharf. = Scksoi
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against st. Jorjcs, a consequent repulse, and q
retreat that was within an ace Of being cut off,
which succeeded only by streak of good luck,
under cifeumstances wherein heroism was re-
.quredN on the part of his men almost unexam-
pied. In this rstreat his loss was heavy, whiis
that q - eneay was very great indeed. Hid
fore9 VAS fedussd by that unfortunate movS.
meat e zone $50 fighting men at most, Win
were glad to get back under the protection of t.
fortifcatione q Hitas though when last hea1fd
from the enemy were bivouacked in an i'm;
pregnable position>within one hundred yards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-10

FOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
4 HESlDENCE on tho corner of r and 2lst SITS
House eontains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace The stable will be sold or rented with
Is 50 y l feet, but the purchaser can have more
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND ON tho
corner Of and 18th Streets and LOTS on ist neaT
street Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
lBIDERIGE IENALB SEMINARY
in another column.

~ The Scholastic duties Of this Institution aciL
be resumed on Tuesday, the lSt Of September nert
THE State Of Maryland appropriated $4,000
l. for the founding Of this School, with the
intention that it should be in all respects a
Seminary Of the highest order--a School where
the daughters of Mary land and other Southern
States could receive an education adapted to
the advanced refinement and intelligence OF her
people and the Institutions Of the States, which
should be highly moral and religious IN lis
Character but not sectaran.
1t is located in one of the most healthy ana
beautiful valleys in the State, and is accessible
to sill parts Of the country by Railroad aho
Telegraph. The extensive and superb DulId-
ING the SPACIOUS halls, and professors rooms
the connections lodging rooms elegantly fur-
ni.bcd and well ventilaled,-baths OF the Pu-
rest mountain water-exenslve Chemicai ana
Philosophical Apparatus and all o'hef ceS'Ta-
ble educational convenIences, aculty Well
known IT home and abroad for refinement, pro-
Ccssonal skill and learned ability, are some OF
the evidences before the public that the Fred
erick Female Seminary is all that the LegIsla-
ture contemplated when they made the aPpro-
priation, and twelve years of unprecedented
prosperity have secured for il a high reputation
at home ard abroad.
There are ample grounds for exercise in the
open air, and the whole OF the basement,
(Which is above ground,) is fitted up for
Gymnasium for The Young Ladies to exercise
in. during Indictment weather. The new edl-
flee just completed will afford excellent &C.
commodations for from 40 TO so moro Board
ing Scholars. These improvements make it
one of the most extensive and complete estab-
lishment in the United States, and parents from
distance may rest assured that no effort will
be spared TO sustain the high reputation that
the School already enjoys.
For Board and Tuition, including furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel, Washing, ETC., $500 per
Scholastic year payable half yearly in advance.
For Circulars and other particulars, address
H. WINCHESTER,
August |, lS57-2m President.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
Magazines.

"Peferson's Magazine" for the month
of August has been received, replete with
Its usual variety of original and interest.
ing reading matter, the latest fashions, &c.
|! is published in Philadelphia, at the low
price Of 50 per annum.
The August number of ".Arthur's Home
MGgacine' has also come TO hand, filled
with its accustomed quantity of choice
select and original matter, which cannot
fail TO interest and instruct the reader.
Price 50 per annum, published in Phia-
delphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01

The AUGUST MISUNDERSTANDING the
first week in August the annual elections
will take place in the States of Alabama,
Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, North Car
DINA, and Tennessee. Alabama is to
choose State officers and seven members
of Congress; Texas, State officers and
two members of Congress; Tennessee, a
Governor and ten members of Congress;
Kentucky, State Treasurer and ten
members; North Carolina, eight members,
and Missouri a Governor 10 fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Truston Polk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
HEPH E r ID S 7 O w n
For the week ending August 8, 1851.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Four.--To-day there was sales OF
Howard st. Flour at $3.50 7.75. We
quote Ohio duIl--market firm. Family
is now quoted at $40, Extra at 50 per bar
rel. We quote Ohio Extra firm at SS.25
a $50, and Howard ST. and City Mills
do, at 1925 $50 per Dbl. We quote
Rye Flour at $3.50. Corn Meal al So
rs for Country, and s4.25 per Dbl. for
City.
Grain. To-day there were only TO-
600 bushels of wheat offered on late
Change, and sales were made Of new
white a, l55 rs per bushel for fair 10
prime parcels, and small lot of red Of
iered a, 100 lose. There were $500
bushels of Corn offered, and sales were
made of white at SO 90 cts., for good 10
prime, and yellow at Sc 81 cts, sales
of mixed were made al so 50 cts. Oats
continue hrm-To-day there were some
500 bushels of Oats offered on Change,
part of which sold at sc 65 cents for
MARYLAND and Virginia, and 6S zoe. for
Pennsylvania. Rye irm--there were on
" 100 bushels offered and Pennsylvania
held a, ll2 ia cents.-- Clipper, Fri
day, 3lSf M.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
Frederick Female Seminary.

In another column will be found the
advertisement of this institution and we
hope that it may continue TO. receive lis
full share of deserved patronage. 1t is a
well conducted and popular institution
and is located in a healthy and accessible
place, and we doubt not will be literally
palronised by all who have daughters TO
educate. We have also received the an
nual catalogue of the officers and pupils
and list of graduates since its establish
meni and among the number we see the
names of good many from our own
County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
Camp Meetings.

A Camp Meeting for Berkeley Circuit
will be held on the lands of Benjamin
Busey two miles north of Darkesville in
Berkeley County, commencing on the
18th Of August.
Also, Camp Meeting for Berryville
Circuit and Winchester Station will be
held at Salem, near the Burnt Factory, in
Clarke County, commencing on the 2slh
of August
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01

ATTEmTEp FoRGERY.-A man ealing
himself Weaver, of Shepherdstown' Va
and a mule driver by occupation, present.
ed himself al the counter of the Central
Rank. at Frederick, on Wednesday even
ing last, with forged order for 1885 on
John Miller of H., Of this Valley, stating
that it was given him in lieu OF the pur,
chase of pair of mules. lie also stated
that Mr.. Miller, IN consequence OF sick
ness in his family, was unable TO furnish
him with proper draft, but would be IN
Frederick in few days, and then attend
to The matter properly. This unwilling
tale excited the suspicion of the Bank Of
ficer, who forthwith charged him with
forgery. whereupon the swindIer 'eloPed'
and has thus far eluded the efforts of the
officers who are diligently in search OF his
whereabouts. -MddlefO'cn, (Nd.,) Reg
lister.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
More Rain.

We had another rain on Tuesday even
ing bul il did not we learn extend far Into
the country. On Wednesday night we
had another gentle rain which continued
through the greater part Of Thursday
Truly il may be said that "Man proposes
but God disposes." The wa,chful care
OF Providence is ever over us and The rain
falleth on the "just as we'll as on the un
inst
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01
Books and Gifts.

In the proper column will be found the
advertisement of A. RANNEY, New York,
who Offers to all who will buy books Of
him,a Gift, of watches, rings, breast-pins,
&C., as each book may draw. The pur-
chaser not only gets the value of his mon
ey in book bu; also receives gift in
addition. See posters and catalogues for
particulars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01

NlcARAGuA.--Gen. Walker, accompa-
MED by Col. Slater, OF this city, took his
departure for Mobile, to-day, on tour
devoted 10 the purpose of rouslng up The
hearts Of The people, between that point
and Richmond, Va, TO furnish the "sn-
CIV CT war; which he needs 10 90 back
and consumate the task he has underta-
ken OF Amercanizing Nicaragua. 1t is
his intention, we understand, TO stop at all
the principal intermediate poIns long
enough TO kindle the fire of southern pat
riolism in each place, and we have no
doubt the enthusiasm Of Col. Slater will
prove valuable auxiliary TO the cause OF
the General, and that success will crown
their exeriions during this tour. A large
proportion OF the "material aid' necessa-
ry for the new expedition has been al,
ready secured, and it is confidently eX-
pected that the amount still wanting will
be raised without difficulty through Ala
bama, Georgia, North and South Carroll
ma and Virginia, under the direct appeals
of Gen. w Walker himself.--Neo0 Orleans
Delta. ..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-08-01

n ED READ READ Eye afflicted
| IL read" the following Certificate of cure
Of over 30 years standing:
II. Z. HEL.MBOLD-Dear Sir have been
troubled with an affection Of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation trial, as had
heard it highly spoken of. 1t afforded me I'M
mediate relief. have used three bottles,and
have obtained more relief from It's effects and
feel much better than have for twenty years
previous. have The greatest faith in lis yir-
tues and curative powers, and shall DO all III
my power 10 make it known to the afflicted
doping this may prove advantageous 10 you
in assisting you 10 Introduce the medicine.
am truly YOURS, NJ. MCCoRMIcK.
Lewistown, Pa, Jan. %, 1851.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
ment, he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. " m. BgIcr, eX Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. G. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co., Pa.
Hon. j. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. d. X. Porter, ex- Governor, Pennsy lvanla.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r. e. Grer, Judge U. ). Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. a. Porter, CITY Solicitor, PhIadelP hia.
Hon. John Bigler, ex, Governor, California.
Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General w ashington
And many others, if necessary.
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