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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
To Th. Associated prrss.

WAsHISGTOs, w edneSday, Nov ~. mn
By sdylcvs 70 the lith OF October Il s a,certrIoei
that tie conn der of the United States slooPot var
p,le Wa. II formed by the commander OF tie Bntsa
var se amer Con fiict thst the latter had captured
three slavers on the African cosst, and the entire
British squadron nine, during the last ELK monthA
After making crnise up the coast the officers OF the
Dale expected that steamer would return to the United
Sts'rs.
,Jsmes Fulton of Tennessee has been appointels
Pur.er in the Navy In place Of Danforth, resigned
Official dispatches state that the vioat"rs OF tne
Dixon family at Beyrout have been convicted. ADD
that an order for their execution would b. asked of
the Sultan.
The Legsla' ure of kansas were required to hA upon
a pcrmar eut sa ut o government before any congress
eioual appropriation for the erection at the pubhc
bindings could bc made available. The scat was
fixed in 1855 at Lecompton ana the money aPproPr'-
sted for that purpose exppnIei. In April last tbe
Legislature passed law over the Governor veto,
changing the seat to Muncoa. AZ the request OF
GOV Denver a oecislon cn the subJeet has receltiy
been given by Attorney General B1Acs, whlch tha'
thr law IS vud. The seat therefore, must Do Al r'
compton al least during the existence o tue ierso-
iial government, for tho r-asc0s above statei Ihe
money having been thus condllionauy appropriated
and expended the change would be 'Ioiative oi the
nc, of Congress ard u fraud on the United States
The President has appointed Toomas Miller fos'-
p.aster at Columbus Ohio 10 place OF Ssn. M'.,afy,
res gned, for the Guyernorshp ot kshsas. hf. Miller
was Medary's immediate predecessor IN i'fner
office.
All the Government offices will be closed tomorrow.
on account Of its being Thanksgiving day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

There will be general suspension Of business
to-day in the Eastern and most of the Southern and
Western States, in honor of the truly nstional fes-
tival OF Thanksgiving.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Twelve Scamem saved.

AuorsIA, Ga, Wednesday, Nov. ~, lS3.
A ship-e.ter received here from the engineer on
board the steamer Victoria plying between santiago
ard Havana, reporS the saving VI twelve seameo On
the 10th irst from castsway vessel SIXTY days out
fom Po,t Suan The narne OF the weasel Is not ylveo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Weather NOrthWard.
HOsInS- Wnline..iI

BosIos, "Wednesday, Nov q, 1853.
The storm here partially abated this morning, but il
still continues cloudy.
AT Montreal TX inches Of sncw fell last night Is
si"wug IN "a northern part Of Vermont, sn'i Il Port
laid slo EsstPoI., Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Walkers ast attempt to invade Nicaragua seems
TO be abandoned. The "emigrants are dispers
iog. sDd the vessel in which they were to 60 has
been chartered to carry cotton TO Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

RycoviRr OF BocUs MosEr.-Detecuves Siowey
end Kux found nearly 500 900 worth Of bills on the
1.oos " "Waubeak Bank OF Nebrasks IL the hsnds OF
a well known broker of this city who received it from
Mr. uDes the quasi President of the EanE' as security
=, =, .Sv.noo OF money made to ilocs. The broker
eoppOsod The bark to be eouud "hen he n''S the a.
r,soo Tie wo.ti less trssh e0li he te,'to!et.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

The Indiana Senate have voted 26 to 90. that
the Bright and Fitch NwiDdle is 1iDdle, uncoa-
stitu,ioua and therefore void. The Hou,e will
doubtless concur in this view.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25


P.-k Horsn snd BarvS 800. Hs.in k.1te, 13.
These hgrres tel their own story.
So with regard 20 our With District Good
mea honestly believed that We could elect Mr..
Dow or some other Republican from that District
BY the Republican vote alone. We felt thss this
could not be-that TO run two candidates against
Elijah Ward was to give him the District. See
wha. the figures say on this head:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
JIsr STrwART's CoUGH CANDY.-Thc Rev.

D.v X LDe PssIO. ol Church in Autsfn, " \ says;
have us yCur COUCH CANDY with fvs. 6a;!siscon II
euab. ne to .pcsE Srefer AGd ruoTo soothing
nedy or the and than anything else asy7 ove
trisd." =, A.,
sod BY az prussis.S STEWART Co., M.aulc.urcTs No
dlC PeAIlst. n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

BOpTs SHOES, &C.-Ihe celebrated CANTRkIL,
No els Broadway, has ono sssoTten; of Doors SHOES Sc
.,,i.bs for u. pa--rIt The tALk B- &c, tSf
I.d,rs suc Chdreu the clunsy art RS vusv
ri "a remarkable nc.;aesS THIS - also
a., es., (eLt.Tn@ns Roots Nd irG~ al Tire sftcc- ~
this r,abhshtneut have ibis p-cusy sud IS the centinaoa
4. r.r.I, ns tn tey 81 rolrse ~ greAt demAnt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

WUDER's PATENT SAI.AMANDER SAFE,
QtRkT FiRE-PHooF SAFE OF THE WORLD,
Warranted free from DdmpsSss.
q. h. wILD.RS Co,
Corner Of Dcy rt New Nofk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Tup AmyRIcls SMoKER.-It is high time thst

kUPTUNk CtkED M hhseSh y AN%piN - N
TO all the principal surgeons s
=, ~. cv Cal and eX.rno them teoTc pufcAssis eIs-
~h~ro Zlso. Elastic sTookHcs SaouLDrx BRACES SUP
rosvgrs &c. Ne. Vseey-st, Astot ioo'e-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Bueincss Notices.

Tsr AUroCRAT or TnE BREAKFAST TABLE
A. ~.nt a .uhj~ct for bic eloq renee, vst
os'o '.,,bu ctt NJ 2i2 Broadway The stock Of fuRs
% y, 1,ld DIRE him g"sps Of the terestins
Ssot~r LADIES' tale our sd'ice and by y'ur ns1t Get Of
E-xv$ $f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

SPECIAL DisraTcsEs TO THx y. Y. TRIsoSS
Frve q SrSclal Co-rr,pp,S,,t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Il ne Beet shd Cbca.-st Article for Ofosen&
B,sutifyiug Clc.riag, Curlns,
PRESERVING AID Res.OGaae tie Hsif,
I.shs t,y H. For sac b. al DrgSsts and fc-'itn'rH
HoIIOWAY's PHLS.-Appcttc gone, tongue
t.,rd bowels inactive, uuli.;akshc symirowF oi weak
.te sch dsoroerd LIVER can b. cutI h e.n. 90 t'
,nequ a,cd snd aneos medicine No a. Madr'.aiei
Eev-iork-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17
70 MAXI M0TIY. SAVE LABOR.
AND
RESTORE HEALTH!
Sc Id aid Get the following Valuable
RCCineS. &c.

GONE Of which originally eost $50, and yet
- sell 10 business men, and the afflicted, for
that amount. All wko wish TO procure them
can do 50 by sending The undersigned only One
Dollar.
4 Recipe for making the celebrated Washing
Fluid, which will enable one to wash more
clothes in one hour than in twelve the ordinary
way; il is adapted to wash all kinds Of iabrIcks,
silks and MuIlcn goods as well as linens; ii also
s,ts colprs rather than remove them. \ Recipe
for making the celebrated Gold and Silver
Counterfeit DcteCtor.
i Recipe for making the best Black, Blue,
Ned and InGelabc luks. 4 Recipe for making
the celebrated OI-paste Backing. y Recipe for
making Cologne Matches. sc. A Recipe for
making The leuoN ned Hair lnvigoTaor-this is
coG>idrrcd the best thing for the Hair ever dis
covered, and will permanently restore gray hair
10 It's original CJlor,aud cover the bald head with
i luEuriant growth; this recipe would he cheap
at $ 700 90 PERSONS in want OF good suit Of
hair. a Recipe Tor changing the Hair from
light or sandy color 10 black. A Recipe for ma
king the very best quality OF Shaving Soap.
Recipe for removing Freckles, Tan and Sun
bum from the face and hands. A Recipe for
recgiag Butter from RANGING four or five years.
i Recipe for the certain cure OF FluX and Dar-
tbco. 4 Recipe for the certain cure Of Cancer.
! Recipe that instantly cures the most severe
TooIhache. a Recipe for the certain cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Dehity--lhis Recipe alone is worth to
The Afflicted $50. A Recipe for the certain cure
OF Fever and Ague, and all kinds Of Fits-this
is considered inIaibe. A Recipe for Temper
ing and Polishing Edge tools, which has been
sold IN this country Tor $40. We will also
give OR. Recess Discovery" 10y the sale Of
which he adysrlIses one can make $50 per month;
also PROT Wllliamson's two ways of making
from 500 TO 1000 per cent. We will moreover,
send 10; Of other valuable Recipes, too tedious
TO mention, which We have printed, embracing
many valuable recipes and ways 10 make and
save money, which we feel assured cannot fail
go he u,cfgl to all who will give them fair
tEiai, ;or If some should not feel Disposed 10 cell
To- Others, they would still save every year many
times the cost, by being able 70 make these at
l.cIco instead OF having them to buy. Address
all ogJ.,s 10 J. NJ. HESSbY
$herherdstown, Jefferson County, Va.
Feb. 20, 1858. BIN
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TERMS;
One copy for one year - 90, and gift
one copy for two years , 80, and , gift
One copy for three years ) co. and : gifts
TO CLUBS.
Three coDins ONE wear - CO. and 3 Gift,
Five comics one wear 60, and ) Gifts
Ten comic. one wear l. 90. and 10 Gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised in
tba faIIowing lists
Packages Of Cod containing $500 90 each
: do do do 200 90 each
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17
BOOTS IND SHOES.@D

BOOTS IND SHOES.GZ
2QHE undersigned wishes to inform the
( public that lhev have large and war;
ed assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES,
which they will run off very cheap Or
cash. They also wish to inform the pub
lie that the Susan Baker will arrive in
a day or two from Alexandra and George
town with an extensive assortment Of
GROCERIES, &c, &c, which they
viii offer at very low prices.
March 81 RcUtca g. NoncJraker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17

WHAT WOMAN CAN Do.-Some
crusty old Bachelor has indited the fol-
loving specimen of masculine imperll-
nence. Hear lin:
A woman may say what she likes to you
without danger of getting Knocked down
for il. She can take a Snooza alter DIM
ner, while her husband has 10 go to work e.
She can dress herself in neat and tidy cal
icoes for dollar, which her husband has
t. earn and fork over. She c&n g. forth
in the streets without icing inyit d TO
treat at every coffee house. She can
paint her face if it is too pale, and -four
it if too RED. She can wear cOrsets il too
thick--olher lixlngs if too Thin. She can
eat, drink and be merry, without II cos
ting her a cent. She can get divorced
from her husband when she secs one SIZE
likes better. AID she can gel III dcbl all
over, until he warns the public not to
trust her on his account any longer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17
A unrrihie Accident.

On Wednesday last one of those fright
ful accidents occurred from fire, near liza
gerSIown, which have become so lTeQuen'
and destructive of human life. A German
woman, the wife Of John Smith, residing
about J miles from town, near the Wes-
tern Turnpike, was burned TO death on
tie aforesaid day in the most shocking
manner. She was burning brush in a
field, and the wind rising drove the flames
IN the direction of the fences, and whilst
engaged IN protecting the latter, II is sup
posed, for there was no one present bui
her three small children, that her clothes
fook lire. When found some time after
wares She was lying upon her face about
MY yards from the fire, with every YES
llge OF clothing, save her shoes, burnt from
her person, ard her limbs and BODY al
most reduced 10 crisp. Her infants
were standing around her charred emains,
and in ignorance Of the calamity which
had beiaIien them, were urging her 10 GET
up. 1t Is thought when she discovered
her clothes TO be on fire, she must have
run, as fragments of her dress were strew.
cd along her course, until overcome by the
flames. She leaves husband, who was
absent in Virginia at the lime of the acct.
dent, and The three children who wines
sed her melancholy death. She was
about 80 years of age, and was buried in
this town on the following day.-He.
gerS'0l0a Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17
SUEnIFFBLTY.

WE are authorized to announce JAMES
" ". CAMPBELL, Esq, as a candl.
date for The Sherillally, at the election in
May next. Feb. l3, 1883.
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INTLER'S HOTEL.
49, u

THE subscriber would respectfully an
/ nounce to the Public that he has taken
the Hotel known as Daniel Enters Ilo-
tel, in Shepherds!own, Jefferson County,
Virginia.
His TABLE shall at all times be sup
piled with the best tie market affords.
His BAR with the best liquors. His
STABLE attended by careful and atten-
tive O9tier, and hopes by strict attention
to business and desire to please TO merit
ard receive liberal share Of public pat,
ronage.
VIM. LAMBRIGHT, Proprietor.
Shepherdsiown, April 10, 1888. #
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C}cYk of the County Court.

Mr.. ZuIe.- Please notify the citizens
of Shepherdstown and vicinity, by The
publication of this notice, that | shall
necessarily be compelled to be absent from
the County for some 10 or II days and
consequently deprived Of the privilege Of
visiting vour section Of tie County until
nv return from Richmond, after which
il is my purpose to pay my respects In
person and present the claims which my
friends have set up for the office of Clerk
Of the County Court Of Jefferson.
JOHN F. SMITH.
Middleway, April 10, 1858. 81
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contract was formally entered into on
the 9Th instant, by the la.lie, OF The Nouni
Vernon Association and John 4. Wash
inglun, esq, Tor the purchase OF the WASH
lHs.0n estate al Mount Vernon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-17

They had a tremendous rain in Austin,
Texas, lately. For four days tie sun
was hid behind lHe dense clocds, unii! at
last, on the night of 23d uIlimo, the rain
and hail came down amidst the flashes of
lightning and roa,s Of tj,uuder, with a VIC
lent wind, completely dcIugins tie city.
The river rose foot during lhe night and
six feet the next day. Tres and fences
were blown down and, also houses.
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List Of Letters

D EMAINING in the Post Office. al
IL ShepherGstown, for the ending March
81, 1858:
John o. Baliee, William Brennan, John
Browney, William Brashears-2, Miss
Rebecca BuzzarJ. Miss HELEN V. Bell.
Miss Mary Z. Buuz, Mrs. EIzsbeIh
Comegys, Anthony Carniuc-3. Michael
Fitzgerald, Joseph Hoffman, Dr.. liam
mond, DR.. Hamniil. us. Nancy Haynes,
Patrick Kelly. Stephen + Miller, Mis-
Mary Jane Miller, James Poi en5a'ger- ,,
Philip Shepard, Miss a. 4 Fanz 81,
John A. Voflees. Miss Catherine i.
Wolfe, Many YhalI. A;r. Geoicb Herri.
man in Slsth Fershienjs ersaukonHe
Oh oygebsn bic nsir DauTi-er.
WI. MOCLDLE, 2. y.
April 3, 1888. 81
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The articles to be distributed comprised in the
| following list -
Packages Of Gold, continuing. $500 40, each.
do do 40 90 ao' ''.', sioooo sioo 40 eaSh eash.
aa S1 Hunting csei watchc
30 Gold Watches. ..........,....sI 80 Oo, each
| 50 do. Observation-Disclosures. 500 90, each
aSo 100 ,diss a1 cojd Watches AZ o "o eaeh eac
200 SILVER Hunting Cased Watches. $50 90, each
500 Silver Watches .,,,.........l 10 to S25 each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains 10 To $50 do
/ Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
| Breast Pins Cuff pius Sleeve Buttons, Rings Shirt
studs, Watch Keys gold aud silver thi hbes, and 6
variety of other articles worth froWsY50 cents II
SIS 90 each. TX
| Immediately on recer iof the snbsc' ntion money
the subscribers name .ill be cnterc9 hpon pnr sub
scrption book oppc lte number, "a the gift cor
responding with that number VIM be forwarded
within one week, TO the subscriber, by mail or eI
press, post paid.
All communications should be addressed to
4 BECKETT q CO.,
is and 40 MoGat Building, a35 Broadway, NewYork
80 Specimen Comics sent free.