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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

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June a. 1851. ST.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the post Office al
u Shepherdstown, for the quarter end
ing July /, 1857
John Andrews, VIM. Brashears, Rolen
Bowers, James Bowers, Valentine Bear.
nam, Martin ChiIler, Edward Conner,
Anthony Carnine-3, Esekeit T.. Cham
bers, George w. Cation smes Dun, Sam
uel NJ. Dnott, Gotelip Endrs, John Ever
son, Frederick Kingston, RomroG Grow,
Abraham P. Hill, Miss Harriet J. Har.
bin, Caroline Johnson, VIM. Jenkins~3,
Mrs. Mary Juts, VIM. Lillicrap. Col. Ro-
bert Lucas, Mrs. Mary d. Moore, Capt.
John March, Mr.. B. Ming, Mrs. Eliza
beth Myers, Richard Morris or his heirs,
Mrs. DrusiIIa Rogers, Miss Mary Jane
Rouzer, George Show. Samuel Singer
Willis Sands, Martin Sensenderief' Miss
HELEN l.. Shell. James T.. Smyii, Susan
Turner, John Wade. John o. Dear.
july WIN. MOULDER. p. VI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
Wager House.

Mr. ]. P. A. ENTLER has become pro.
prietor of the Old U. S. Hotel, Harper's
Ferry, situated on the Baltimore q Ohio
Rail Road, and having renovated the
whole concern, it may well be classed as
one of the best eating houses on the road +,
as Evidenced by the universal expression
Of the passengers on the cars. Much
prejudice has heretofore existed against
the Hotel, but from the Improvements
made in the whole interior Of the house,
together with the interchangeable exeriions
Of the host and his assistants, the IVA
ger House" will gain reputation equal
TO any Of The best Rail Road Eating Hou.
ses. Mr.. Euler gives his entire attention
10 the wants aud comforts Of his guests.
Passengers from Baltimore, by the Bal.
nm"te and Parkersburg railroad, nuw
reach ST. Louis iii ~ houIs.
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nv q 90 p 4 GM9
in another colum

On the 23d ult., by Rev. G. E. Am
bier, Mr. John allen and Miss SalHe II.
Oden, both Of Marllnsburg.
On the 18Th uIt., by Rev. VIM. kopP,
Mr.. Geo. Sheig and Miss Elizabeth
lIiHer all of Marlinsburg.
On the 18Th ult.. by Rev. j.. F. WI
son, Mr.. Martin J. Kee7ecker ard Miss
Caiharine Croft, all of AedgesvlIle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

Virginia, Jefferson County, Set 4:
In the County Court, June Tenn 1857.
ORDERED, that in making settlements
" of County Levies with HE Sheriffs
hereafter, no DelInquents will be received
aud allowed, except as are Of the year
next preceding that IN which the settle
ment is made; and that Ibis order be pub
Iished. A Copy-Tesle,
y. A. MOORE, Clerk.
June 81. 1857. 81
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JGspPsN -tgp q ~ Esp -sl1aN
cbc6bB MIlE4L B4 20
EPHERDS OW N
For the week ending July 4, 1857.
RALTIMoRE MARKET.

FIour.--To,day we have small sales OF
Howard ST. -four at 81 81 $50. Wheat
sales of white at ls5 100 TO 1875 cts.
for fair, red at IT'S ls2c. Corn--sales
Of white al SO SO cents, yellow al "a a
sc cents Clipper, 3rd instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
NOTICE..

THE 9th Celebration Of the "Belles
Lelrres Society of the College of ST.
James. Md" will take place on Monday,
July 9Th, al 3 o. clock, =. NJ. The Pub
lie generally are invited 10 attend.
EDMOND G.. LAUGHLlN,
JARVIS B. LUTTERLOH,
CLIFTON o. WHARTON,
Com. Of Invitation.
June 81, 1857. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
Sale of a Fam.

We understand that Mr.. GEORGE G.
EMERT disposed of his farm, at private
sale, few days ago, lying about two
miles west of this place, containing $50
acres, improved, to Mr.. WILLIAM Nc
QumKIN, for SIS per acre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
SILYERSMITHING.

THE undersigned avais himself OF this
l opportunity of rendering his sincere
thanks to The citizens IF ShepherdsIown
and vicinity for the very liberal share OF
patronage he has received during his re-
sidence in their midst, and would also say
Ina, he intends TO remain ION hand" and
wold respectfully ask for a continuance
of liberal share Of public patronage. lie
is always ready TO repair o. ~. sss,.s.,
URTCHES. CLOCKS. E..;stSSSs1Ss As,y::..ssa
JEUELRT OF every DIES
cripliou, b X A CE L + 5, SPECTA-
Giles, FANS, and anything and every
lhing in lis line Of business, in the most
substantial, neat and satisfactory manner,
and cheaper than can be Gone any where
else. for Cash. u. HOOVER.
Shepherdstown, June u, 1857. 81
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FOWLER IL WELLS.

BOB Broadway, New York.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED is marked BY taste and
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CoREER STosE, COLUMBUS, Ga We can COM
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June II, 1851. 32-4f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set

Virginia, Jefferson County, Set :
In the County Court, June Term, 1857.
ORDERED, that all persons who have
" been returned Delinquents for their
Taxes. and who desire 10 prevent their
names from being published as Deiin'
quenl' may Go so by paying their taxes to
The Sheriff before the next July) Term
OF This Cont, mex. month. and that this
order be published. A Copy-Tesle'
L. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Jnue 81, 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

sweetly and softly as 10 impress one with
the idea that her voice was all made up oil
love tones. We speak of her "Native
Land" song, which was sung with feel
ing and spirit, and produced the most
charming sensations. We admire MISS
Lines style of singing very much and
her songs were listened 10 with delight
and received with demonstrations OF plea
sure.
Miss NJ. CHAPLAIN sang sweet song
with ease and unaffectedness and her
performance appeared 10 give a vast deal
of pleasure.
There are others who merit our notice,
but the latencss of the hour when we ar
rived at the gay and festive scene pre-
vents US from speaking of them as we
desire much to do. Every song and
piece of music performed elected the high
est encomiums of praise and applause
from an appreciative audience: IruIy ~
Miss BoYLAN may feel just pride in the
proficiency Of some of her pupils.
An occasion of this kind is always
fraught with interest 10 Inc community IL
which il is located and teachers, parents
and pupils look TO it with JOY and an'icl-
patton and we can safely assert that
MIR. Pierce's last examination gave entire
satisfaction 10 all concerned, which re-
fleet immense credit upon him and his
assistant. Mr.. P. is not an old fogy that
sticks 10 old rules and text books, but he
keeps pace with the age and every new
discovery on science and Learning he seeks
after and adopts in his school, so that his
scholars may have The benefits of The la
test discovery.
pair Of corporals and file of soldiers
from The Light-lnfaniry honored and a.
dorned the occasion by their appearance
in uniform. REPORlER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, WHO
read LIFE ILLUSTRATED, prOnounces II The
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June 81, 1857. 32-4t'
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~ See advertisement headed
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in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
Virginia. Jefferson County, Set

Virginia, Jefferson County, Set /:
In the County Court, June Term, 1857.
ORDERED that an election of Justice
" of the Peace DE held in District No.
5, of this County, on Saturday the 22ud
day Of August next, TO Gil the vacancy oc.
casioned by the removal Of Landon G..
HeskIn from the said District.
A Copy-Teste
T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
July 4, 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,

I9liHE undersigned has just received
( supply Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
among which are Csomel. Corrosive
Sublinate, Blue Mass, Sub-niirate Of
Bismulh.. Beuzoic and Citric Acid, Sui
pha,e, Citrate and Carbonate of Potash,
Wood Naprhra, Oh orOform, ~r@M
Fowler's Solution of Arsen- flIiE5s34S
lie, Opium, Tannin, Cam Y 10y
phor, Arsenic, Bi Carbonate
of Soda, Iodide of iron, Sulphale Of Gin.
chona, Glycirin, Aqua Amonia, Castor
Oil, Olive Oil. Hoffman's Anodyne,S Sui
phuric Ether, Extract of bark, Citrate of
Iron, extract of Gentian, extract of AGO.
mite. exuac: Anihemid, extract Cannatis
LLdicus, extract JaIap, extract Colocinib,
&c., also Brandy, Whiskey, &C., for me-
dicinal purposes only.
Junes27 L. Z. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

G ENUINE PREP'dR "a
IL TON. For diseases OF the Bladder hlu-
news, Gravel, and Dropsy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

Is prepared according to Pharmacy ana Cne mem
istry, with the greatest accuracy ana cheniioH'
devoted to their combination
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04

apthra, Oh orOform,
Solution of Arsen-
IN, 'rannin, Cam
senic. Bi Carbonate
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

.oaa<..iao them Now Ary prson N h senses
,b.t 10 crc,,t as sr,sdy iSfa~ed organ IL oenehiA
ry,n aduitting what's by certain 20 AAe Psee
tbs, the cold supcstion followed by compete
,h. produced Always hir'iu pus
r,rosr and this is no imaginary that perfect
fortnight will be lost In striving 20 overcome we %
done IL s this danger Of proucns congestion OF tne
which cold baths sfusions and the IKE
nulmonsrv cases. and particularly 20 tho'e OF tuoen s.
rhsaeter whether tuberclss actually depsita o
there B.. only a predisposition 20 their deposi,ion
hath. and 10 the objection ous 'y
ar. facilitating and cannot be said 20 BE-, in any resPet
,es, has been produced BY the cold bath not bath ne
beet IL The best and indeed the oh
.f use that be made of in consumption. Is that o
daily spousins the BODY with epd water water ST snn
shall produce OF chilness aad th
can as well be the patients home as At wse,cure
est.bhm.pt The object sought 70 be accomplished BY It's
use u esGniine and the removal OF the Prtped
the surface Of the body 1t has no other scaey Ia -h
disease.
Dr. James Gully of the famous Wstet Cure Establishment
NJ Malvern ENGLAND author Of entitled IN
Chronic Dsease aud decidedly the most resoe authority on
,ay tha. IN he Water the sr''. Of esrirg eithe se'
pfer confirmed Consumption; suh erisf ~ 10 da
treats ent hitherto adrdneed" Up. l4s). =, .,
I! will not tIctpteat Corsz"pft0n H. te d
In M commencing .tagt is scarcely necessary 10 ssy
that will do no confirmed when all tue pow
ers Of the system are begnning 10 give Dr. Gully iatner
tells that regards aloSessy iaes'aoe ey
isfosed ubeee be remOted tie usraed1drfy ha' bf
healed: .
no, 70 BE- t-ithdrau-n BY hnran dyt'
With these close review OF the " Wdr'
Cure ia Con.HnpsiOn. tro BIZ CONTINUED ro'AoSso~l
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
MORE THAN 10000 PRINTED. -

Nv
HAR RPER'S WEE KLY.
NUMBER n5Ia essIs sEVESTEES TTTNAE READY rHls DAY
CoSrENrs;
THE DEFENSE OF JUDGE EDMoNDs.
PARTISAN OFFICIALS
THE KNOCK AT THE DOOR. POetry)
ppIomati.t. in Embryo The Red Flag The Marcy Tr-t
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.
SOME CELESTIAL PARAD0XEs
a."sn sBsS" at HSms M.nd. wife
T!sTRR' sfR JOHN 5t FfS'Gsc BoWRiSe. SFfdi;
Portrait Of Sir John Bowrns British Governor of Hong
kiIiERARY LITERARY
New Book. and Literary Gossip.
PoLITiclL: The New Ia Iubroso; The Tehnante
pee Grant Troops for Kansas The linton SewsPsPer Wash
Debt Debt Elections The sabGafnr Telegraph EXPEDITION
Lynch Law in Iowa The March Of Civilization; Was Mr..
York Mayor Wood Sold Another Policeman Marderd An
other Victim 70 the Washington Poison A'eSp % 70
"II FOREIGN RE- tG,Sgt SEWS Wa '''''1
ENeLSSD lac Elections. What the Queen might Say Net
Results; Dsrac,ful Election Riot; Mr. Lowe nearly kild;
Would You ike Title! The Queens Accouchemsnt The
Mr. fhackepys Of Himself: His Political Opinions
strang Incident At ChaTS n1ner wasr asry
by he Servant FRANCE The Bourbons Fighting Rgsn Long
psTo fiTtstien Progressing Bad for Jew Banker sPr
itunn az Paris Summoned from the Grave lie
Appel the Ges' At Psass sTHat @ ms Bel
gau JOKE Beautiful Act ITALY The Pope and
Queen Chna Specializing in Stocks Mrs stowe Consts the
Pope: A Romantic Incident TuRXEY: Wanted Investi
eating Committee NICARAGUA: Lockrdse Evaeuates the Sun
Juan River. -
A RANGERS LIFE IN NICARAGUA.
ILLUsTRAToNs: Mountains in Chontsles The Tenente
Shall get up or lie still The Pass Of Labagsca Tax
with s.nor Zesys Waiting for the Enemy at San Jose
The Prairies OF Chsntses.
THE DEAD SECRET.
Chspter the Sixteenth; Mozart Plays Farewell
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BIRDS OF MESSAGE.
ILLUSTRATIONS: Prize Pigeons; The Original Varieties
THE LAST CHANCE.
I NEVER FORGIVE.
THE HIGHER CALLING
THE BISHOP AND THE KING.
YOU'LL FIND Us THERE
PRA1TLE AND TATTLE
The Rothschd Wedding Dancing and Balls; Leaders OF
CHIPS FROM ORR LIBRARY.
Specteces and Spectacle Knowing what Ones about
MIN AND THINGS IN ITALY. From own Core
THE BRAIN TO THE HAND: POetry)
FOREIGN RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Roman Catholicism In Vienna: The Church aud The State
in France. Pastors Paris Convent Fascination
The Rev Mesrs spurgeon and Punshon SUNDAY Schools IN
Paris; Gunthars Submission The Redemptorst Fathers
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
ILLUsTRArIoss: Moral Lesson the Nursery; The
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DUBLISHE Il III l s ID A Y
JOHN;
OR,
IS A COUSIN IN HAND WORTH TWO COUNTS IN

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THE BUSHl
BY MISS EMILE CARLEX,
Author Of Womans Life" " Marie Louise" &c
Price % Cents.
remarkably wewrt;en story, full Of pleasant incidents
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Full romantic incidents and admirable sketches will no
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1t will be sought after by all readers Of light literature
lPennsylvanan.
Avery pleasant lively uoveone Of the cheerful chat;y
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This volume Of merit and that will please lady
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s the ingenuity aid swcet pictures of feeling and
character" Boston Evening Transcript
Published by
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No. 10 Ann.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
Y'HE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR APRIL 2j.


Circulation ............ 10000.
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES Freedom in New.Yorki a
Cheering Sim; Draining Biz swamp; Close OF
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Nv Adventures Among the Firms; COrrespond
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ILL.,. REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving in condensed
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poets in Memsan
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THE v.TvR-c1-RE TREATMENT.


Its Scarcely pece,sary TO dwell the Water Cure treat
Of Consumption There cannot in reality b. SAID 20 De
any such treatment The enthusiastic admirers ao a'
Of wet sheets" and cold dOues shrink IRON he Fe
.pontiy OF their apple in eonsumptye cases fe''
utz the father Of Rydropd.sg" used to tanky M al con
sumpves ho applied him for treatment mat no
could them" Pressnz was LOT Physol-i ="
Justly Questioned whether be was competent 10
opinion p svey; but far as II lated TO 'h' P4'lcU
,t practice entirely sccord With he subsequent
Of every phy,cian connected with Cure e'aD'hen
The practitioners Of this regarding the disease ehey
BY every means very naturally claim to be aoe 70 90
much for eonsumpve patients as aHS oenei assn P
eians They pross 70 BE- able pGe the symptoms and 10
improve the constitution 10 who are threatened with 'he
disease or predisposed 10 it by Inherited me
In short" saws DR. Edward johnson one OF the great nsn
Of Hydrupafhv since W. oarnot care Consumption can
eonsttution, and 80 prevent S'
cannot cure f. a. 3e1 This ne o-heSrs ~
doubt We have good aeei on az.
H. and In no sinale insi 4nee has u
beneficial ufu~e~ in the early ,,9H'f
thing favorable teetnk its merits W
eipert relies hssfened IN their proSfess h - ~,
eousestion II the ur "a and fatal henorrhase -
judiciuus appl cation wsfsr IN persons % "
power when look for eood .r ~. ~
where found The application OF cold wa.S' 70
of the body always dangerous "a pertinent IN
WhA; Effect does il produce Il d1ves hr e'od rom me
face 81 us bOdy y se deePses,sd organs iassO' 9SS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

Yesterday paper concluded DR. Hunters Review Of the
Aopsthc Treatment Of Consumption The following his
xi,x and the Wzter Cure ia this dssAs
Tho Review self may be obtained sherman Co.'S No
y,.ey. st Astor House. P1ee 10 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

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N.,nhe, AZ thnt mice LYMAN ABBOTT,
Chairman Of Committee on Lectures and Meetings
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
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YOUNG AMERICA ABROAD;
LETTERS OF AN AMERICAN MERCHANT FKOM gANa;
LAND THE CRIMEA AND ITS BATTLE GROUNDS,
ENGLAND, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY; &c:
FeSmsn Hunt A. NJ Editor of Merchants Magazine" 80
/ vol limo PIP. 52S. Price 81 25 In few days
These Letters of Young American Merchant colAah
much information of TO the mercantile community
Remarkable for intelligence difficult of which they
eubody their graphic history of the rise and progress a
new world destined WELD the scepter Of the southern sh
their statistical knowledge the glow and spghtiners 81 ther
descrptions and the amusing incidents they relate The his
countries through which the Traveller passes j. com
pressed into few pages and the commercial details are el
ued BY humOI and wit Received wlh distinction Dy tAe ur
chant princes lands he visited his opportunities were
envabOpportunites which he has not iard 10 I'M
prove. ~ . r. u -. -
Australia 1883 and established st Melbourne the prosperous
house of George Train Co" with which be still
nected During his residence Of thrytwo mouths at Mel
he took prominent and active part III all measures ior
with pmentary dinner the merchants OF Melbourne
s portrayal Of the marvellous growth Of that city m its
whufess condition when he reached there 70 its com
mccial position description Of event. which is probable
be repeated in any other patton OF the globe
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
Gueriai Notices.

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