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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-30
MALE OR FEMALE,

from whatever cause they may have origna'
ed. AND NO MATTER OF HOW long STANDING
living Health and Vigor 10 the Frame, and
pIoom IN the Pallid Cheek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-30
ScrOfulOuS Reader !

It cured the neice Of the Hon. John Minor
Bolts, a member of Congress, from Virginia, Of
Scrofula, after the skill of the best Physicians,
both of New York and Philadelphia, had been
tried in vain and it will cure you, reader, il
Won are so affected
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-30
A V A LII A b l. E
FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber, intending TO move TO
1 the West, will sell his FARM situated
in the counties of Jefferson and Berkeley,
on the road leading from Shepherdstown
to Marlinsburg, 4 miles from the former
and miles from the latter place, and
within short distance of Depot on the
B. & O. Railroad. 1t contains
Or, rDHG -
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-30

For Diseases of the Bladder, kidneys, Gra'eI,
Dropsy, Weaknesses, Distractions, Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
Diseases Of the Sexual OrgsDs,
arising from Excuses and lmPiudeneies In
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15
FranOia j. GRIND.

One of the most impudent Of the Hessians, who
have invaded this country Of late years. is the per-
son who rejoces in the name heading our article.
Bold. plausible, and possessed Of ufblushinr or.
frontery. he pushes his way whore mon ofreal tal1
ont and integrity cannot follow. As q matter Of
course he ia high in favor with the administration,
from the simple fact that he is al enemy to pro-
pitiate. not friend to reward Occasional" Of
Forneys Press, draws the following portrait Of the
man and gives uH Information of his whereabonts:
Tho illustrious Francis j. 0rund has been ap-
pointed n sort of police over the American lega-
tions in Europe nt tho rate paid to members of
Congress, which, for the year round, would amount
to about Sl8 per diem Ills duties are to overlook
Mr.. DALLAS to spy into Mr.. Mason's household, to
watch all tho american gentlemen in the Old
World who happen, for the tims being, 10 hold
places under tho present Administration. gen.
ilemnn now in Washington. who mst this man
Grund in London and afterwards in Paris, says
that the Americans abroad hang their heads in
shame at the idea of such u representative Of our
country--such watch and ward over American
ministers and consuls. Nor does Grund make any
secret Of tho way in which he has fooled the tres-
ent powers that be He boasts of it. Afiar ten
years Of vii6cation Of Mr.. Buchanan, and after
he had deserted Cass to attach himself tn Douglass
he won both Cass and Buchanan by dessrting and
dcnouncing Douglas in tho very last hour. Grand
WILL no doubt, make first rite policeman. Ife
is 80 ignorant Of European manners and customs
never sell his adopted country even If few thous-
ands were offered as tho price Of hs treason. He
will mover court foreign influence. lie will never
offer himself for sale. No he will lock oil ths
secrets of the State Department in his bosom, And
hold tho key in his own firm hand. Tho man who
gets that kcy must pay very well for II, yon may
bo fully assured. Tho appointment of Grund on
this confidential diplomatic service is tho highest
compliment that Mr.. Buchanan has yet paid lhini<
self and to tho friends who have stood bytkim
through fire and storm. Gtund has coined and
circulated moro ISLANDERS against Mr. Budlahan
than any other man in the Union. except Mr.sBsn-
mott, tho pious editor Of the present Adminisaras
tion organ in New York lie has been On al 6jaes
of politics. lIe has cheated repeated Adminiys
trations, md he swore q solemn row nsver 10
stop till ho defeated Mr.. Buchanan. He has sac-
ceodod; for il he has not succeeded in defsaang
MIR. Buchanan he has certainly conquered, hims
| Tho foreign governments know Grund % wall
that ihoy will. no doubt. entertaina warm yseasd
for tho purity and integrity, and incorrap6bilfy,
and sagacity of our Uovornmont, when such d
man rs Grund is its secret representative q 9l8
por day. ,ag 81 alis'ea0 n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr., & SON.
NIIH mo, ny.
M. AcTuNfls az
CHILLED Ea1l.aOAD GAR WIZ q. q.

CHILLED E.aIls.O - GAR WHEELS,
'nNIEf prepared Ia promptly orders to
for Their WHEELS iI lc tJfasir.y oj hf bts i
ginia Coid Rad Charcoal PtR.
IHFI REFEH 10
JOHN r. IcDANIEl. Esq, Ircs.ient Virsinia aud lcn
Ram Co.
EDWARD H. GILL Esq, superintendent Petersburg aud
Rchmuud kaircad CO.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Esd, Superintendent virg nIa
Central Railroad 60
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS. aster Machlns Virginia and
Tennessee laiirrad Go.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Ntrhnist Virginia Central
Railroad Cu.
JOSEPH II ANDERSON EAq, Iilrbmonh Va
M,ssrs MORRIsS, TANNER y 90. do
FRANCIS MALLORY, Est, President Norfolk and po
tersbnfg Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq, BALTIMORE, Md
= WYATT x co. Charleston : G.,
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON. EsG Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN. Esq, "ssilc, Tenn.
GI&ERAl JACKSON MORTON, Pcusacola. Florida
The bn.iness the La ANGllOHNE FOUNDRY wii s.,
after conducted by the suhcrhcI, under the rn r.
bLANf. JR & Son. T. Is DEANE IR.
AZ lir!tawtH p BROW VI DEANE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

I've know Of some thnt are excessively %. They
prlnt cxclusively for our church" "--ihey walk 90
bcry and cautiously in tho same old beaten path
aud use tho same old threadbars expressions hon
day to day, from year to year. Wiih thSse disnE
fed and starch stiff Journalists vile murdss b
revolving for their columns" II man lies thcy
say he is "latoring under wrong impreasiop."
They never know or state anything positively-z.
they "opine." The glorious suushine Of fun en-
tcreth not into their souls. They seem to regard
u newspaper az they would coiRn-a very ersve
matter-and so move slowly and lugubriousIy for.
ward, treadng gently on the decayed eggs Of
and musical side Of lifo, bat always printing 'da.
niiiod papers,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15
CASH GROCERY STORE

TUNIIE iNDERSIGNED having formed co.pnrtnership
il unIur the stvle and firm nf
ADAM 4. Anderson.
or the purpose ri turtng A GENERAL GHOtERY aud
UONMI$ $SIOS BUSINESS. have taken tho old stand IF
SAt'NbEKS 4 IRBY, Main street door below LEE,
JOHNSON 4 CO.
They are now receiving a LARGE AND GENERAL
STOCK OF ALL GOoDS IL THEIR LINE, bought such
prices fail give satisiacon all ho may
wort them with call
dfermned do business and strictly adhere
to- Cash great Inducements will be offered
cash bn.ors, in exchange for Country Irodnee.
They give prompt personal attention to ~ consignment
aud remlttanccs made sales effected
JnlINQ ADAMS,
oh q ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15
IMMENSE SAVING. OF FUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
Coz king, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

z. =. DTTS,S u w,
INVITE attention u the attractive dViaF If Fall
Winter Goods b.eh they have been sing tor oLr
past stock comprises the and best
r1 If red in this market and on,r
unusual inducements IN prices.
variety of Cooking Stoves for wood and coal
he rxccllcd toT economy and eiuv,nlrnco,
raror Stoves and Radiators for wood and coal
he uiiu worthy TIE nitot p purchasers
Dng Room and Church Stnvcsarco neat design and perfect
in operation Office Lhuleh aud Factory of all
remarkably low prices
Gratc-Hirh, medium and low priced and adapted to the
wants Of all
The Morning Star Cooking Range entirely article
superior all others that hayr preceded it, Having
Sales Rooms double their former capacity,
purchases early the and selecting stock
personally from the leading fouudrics ia the Northern Cities
confident Of being able sIlply all IN want with
better and better term, ilin has ever before
his market the Snve and Rage nreho
dor below the Market Man Street Iynchburs Va
nr,i = \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

FATAL ACCIDENT --bEATu OF A PIoT.--Mr
John Henderson, o the pllot-buat Jtaies ". iue,y
and one of the oldest and most respected of tho
Sandy-llook pilots lost his life. OH Thursday ni
tornoon hy being crushed TO death between tho
schooner j. y. jamcS aud tho stcam-ug Under
rrifer. Mr.. Henderson had piotcd the boat to
sea, and when passing the outer bnr, about o.
clock T. NJ, hc senalized the steamboat to take
him out, M he desired to return Immediately to
the 'ity. Tho tug was approaching the schooner
and Mr. Henderson wns standing with his feet on
the edge of the vessel to hn in readiness to step
the tug when she should bo near enough TO snfely
Jump on hpnr1. A. tho bont nenred the schooner
~ made jump, but there being ice on tho
steamers guards, his feet slipped. ITo caught by
the rail Of the steamer. and exclaimed, ooh my
God, save mel'' In annthcr instant he was crush
cd between the two vessels while two men were
in the net of snaching him from his pcrilous posi-
ton. He taken on board Of the tug, but new
er spoke afterwards, and died before the boat
| reached Staten Island. Mr.. Henderson was G7
years Of age. and it is said was never sick in his
life He has been in the profession for about so
years. and one Of the owners Of the pilot-boat
which was chartered to convey to American mer-
chant ships in England and the north cf Europe
the declaration of war in 1912, by which many of
them escaped tie British cruisers. lie was uni
, vcrsaly estccmcd not only by his associates, but
also by the merchants and citizens by whom he
| was widely known. His manners were those of
| n gcntleman; he WINS of genial temper and his
reputation as nn upright citizen unblemished
BY his industry and prcvdcnt habits he had ac-
cumulated handsome property, upon the fruits
Of which he has reared and educated very large
family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

CAMEL Coal AND Coal RIvER.-The Coal Com
pancs at Peytona, in Boone county. are preparing
to sip very large quantities Of Camel Coal to the
western markets during tho present winter and
ensuing Spring.
The Western Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany have mined already upwards of three hun
dred thousand bushels and are now making ar
rangements to ship the same to Cincinnati, and
elsewhere. The Virginia Camel Coal Company
are also mining extensively. and are making pre-.
paratlons to ship large quantities of the well
known Peytona Camel Coal to the western mar
kets.
The works of tho Coal River Navigation Com
pany, are now completed to Poytona.
There is every prospect of fine Coal business
being done on Coal River this winter, and of great
profits being realized from the shipment and sale
Of Camel Coal. We heartily wish tho cnterpris-
ing capitalists who have there expended and in
vested their money, may make fortunes in their
Camel Coal operations. They certainly deserve
to do SO, as they have, in the last few years, ex-
pended and invested, on and along Coal river, up
wards of half million of dollars.
DloNIrY.--The editor of the Cleveland Plain
dealer is not fond of dignifed people, as the term
is generally accepted. The biggest pudding head
he ever knew wore gold bowed spectacles and was
dignifed; never lang bred, and said '.lokes was
low." This dignity" quoth said editor, 'is
queer thing. 1t swells in one herse lawyers. lake
uncooked dried apples, and breaks out ON them in
the shape of frizzled up hair, peacockish struts
and linked finger nails. Judges sometime have it.
They deliver the fattest of trusms i'll tho gravest
of tones. and sit as though they were spiked to
their benches. Editors are sometimes digniied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
1ERMS

The yIRGINI.> IL published ally At 81. nd rweekya
as per annum In snce and weekly at s2 nvarah, In ad
..nre oherw,ss will he eharsed all No Papr
will he the option OF the Propretors
nntl AL arrearNges shall have been paid
inserted for 50 cents per square OF
lines first insertion and 3IA eta Tor eaeh con
ordered inner form weekly and then %
er .nuars each insertion II the number OIL
% "ns he not mark cd ON the MS published tilo
Del, Il out, and charged accordingly
he YEARLY EATf ARE 40,
For Guar-, ally.
Foriw do do ..se''''
: or one do semweekiy 80
Tortyo 10 do .....'..'....,.... "
Intended both papers subject to spe
ont act- Ill. =.
~, Annual advertisers will be limited 10 their imh'eaAe
r tho advert charged at transient rates
~ al new ADVERTISEMENTS appear in the daily and tr'
ohi,rsry notices which exceed eight lines are charged
ai,1 Iy for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

Qp psJ a REWARD-Ra"0vvHv fvors sh~ swb-
SDeDO serber. on THURSDAY, the lsih Inst "A NEG RO
WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN Tha Woman, inulattu,
about years Of tail and kcy with large cheek bones,
the upper front teeth he Girl
panyng about years old has perfectly straight black
hair about the color u an Indian The boy about
years old rather lighter color than the girl
curly suspect that they have the direction
Wyihevilc, from where purchased them
BENJAMIN WIGGINTON.
nov 2l-ots Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

f0 JOHN DOOLEN. IA
- Hat Mnm"farssrer nnd Whoic-nlc -
Dealer iM
MATS, CAPS, FURS. TRIM MTSGS, sc
FALL 1875!
have now In store extensive and complete assortment
Of every thing in line adapted to the Fall Trade and am
prepared 10 oner unusual inducements to purchasers
In my late visit to the markets and manufactures OF the
North and East have spared pains in the selection oi this
stock. aud ner that long Nerience enabltsi III
anticipate the wants of friends in Virginia North Caroh'
aud tennessee call respectfully solicited from my old
customers the public JOHN DOOLEf.
Richmond, Aug ~, a5s-ts
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From the N0rshcrm Cities TO I. yaehburg via J 10
River Canal, nnd to South western Ntr-
xinin aud Tennessee siu Va. Il +.
and knsi Teas. Il Virginia
Raiiroad..
II AM PREPARED TO FORWARD MERCHANDISE
Having control of triwcckly linz =" Boats (Which will be
made daily as as the business will Justify IT, which com
pei to eas" every other day full not FULL goods are dcan
ed longer than actually to get them from ia"
wharves Time, through from New York to Knoxville only
twelve or thirteen days.
Owing late reduction in Tolls on the Canal the esp"n
SEES this route little than half OF what tht! are
by tn. South Side Railroad
t Charges invariably follow the goods to their desna
ton ALFRED = LEE.
I0rrurdin9 aadC Com, Merchant,
iy I3.,s on III. book. Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

HOgD PENS! GOLD DPENS!!-NOTICE I'd
In THE WRITING COMMUNITY have just received
supply Of those well known and superior TIPTOP
PENS These Pens have been well tried have new
II equaed and II warranted
Can and supply yourselves dec l-ds n. G. VICTOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

ii Il a.. ]
III tG1DD PICTURES
"If twere w,ll done, when lis lpur:
Then 1t well, il done guiokly"-Aa}spearc.
So you wish II p,I d0He In sHynrOr manntr
You'll find gaichtg donr and Us done by TANNER
\. :. TANNER d. co,
Main Street, 3 doors Bridge Street.
Lynchburg, Va.
La lies and C.entleuen cordially invited fp
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens OF Photographs
Ambrotypos Mcaiuotyp,s, Hc, a..
Also. the beautiful PAL ENT LEATHER PICTU RE which
is 81 convenient for sending by matt
taken all kinds "f weather and enclosed in beau
tiful the low prices from 80 cents to $50
aud beautiful assortment u" tHsts Gold Lockots, Me-
daon Locket Einga Breastpns, Keys Seals, &C. in great
variety, just received
a fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
Dom forget to call oct Hts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

\ INVITATION ~ SUEKEKE CORDsAE-
~ u EXTENDED to the citizens at iynChbuiE aud al
anI counties, Who be- called hu
pleasure cs ut the Clothing Bazaar o BUR
KbtGiS SHAFEK a co aud ,xininc aesirahie stock
Ready de Clothing exhibition As self praise Is
best and If 1t 9TH
rendered by the unluaihci
If legun who hav" tested the colhng manufacture ed
sold by during the past six IL would be supeiu
the limits advertise nt TO thing ot tho
quality STYLE cheapncss of goods especially
ackno~ ledge aud chperily coneo the rgt OF purchasers
their and b." their iHJSrs of the
quality fairness of the prices uf the good sell
In the following article, Extra
Cloth Dress and Fr0ck t,ats Mudnm do. Low
do Cloth Dress aud Irouk Coats; FTcuCh, li1
other fayorc Cashmere Business Suits;
Black Cashmere Pants. tiicaiuc Mataasso Cashmere Vel
Vests tOats Of every suitable material
and ~ every desitatle styi.. Cioaks. DC.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT-In the fur.
ni-hhg line stock Is also complete. comprising In part
French Yoke Shirts Collars Cravats in great variety, Scarfs,
aud Mutrrs, Cashmere, Mcrno Shaker and 81 under Shirts
Drawers, Cloves Suspcnders, Pocket lIdks, ce
giant knDcs DE Chanlrr. Travelling Shaws and Blankets,
Umhrclia.,Ac. BURROUGHS, SIIAFER 4 co,
Clotlngf zaar, Main ST, above Bridge,
scptalts Lynclbur Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

roURE FRENCm BRANDY, for mcdicinn

Wei just received another supply of the celebrated
Victor and NJ, rit COOK STOVES tor wood aad coal which
were admired the late Agricultural and Me-
chana this place by the great saving Of fuel the
casting their superior finish and ponct
o in the various departments cooking they acknowl
be known We have fitted to some,
Copper e.crvuif boiler, which great
furnishing hot at all times, without
additional fuel being h aed by the smoke pipe, and without
interfering it'll the cooking arrangements Of the stove
nav Jts G. T. BLISS g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-15

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largest and best weekly day An Imperial oaa
containing FORTY COLUMNS, Of entertain
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-03

Composed Of SarsGpdriiid VIA ChorrV f6iioio Dock,
Preky Ash, Thoroughworf Rhubaybi Mandrake, Dandt-
lion, Hc.,-dH Of nhch compounded 10 act IN
concert and assist Nature in eradicdting disease.
The effect Of this medicine is wondeul acts direct
~ upon the bowels and blood by removing an Instructions
from the internal orgBns stimulating them into healthy action,
renovang the fountains of life and vgo purifying the blood
cleansing il from all humors, aud causing IL 10 course anew
through every part body They and eradicate from
the system Liver Compntthatm an-whce Of many dis
easesaundce In its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and
Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Cosveness lumors of the Blood
aud skim Indigestion, Headache Dizziness Piles, Heartburn
Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels faulency Loss Of
Appetite and all kindred complaints caused by torpid or
diseased Liver, dsorderc Stomach, bad Blood which
all more or less subject in Spring and Summer.
taken In large doses Fever and Ague may he broken up
and cured Mt This has standard medicine and
Is decidedly the best the world ever
Only % cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere Orders should be
addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor II Marshall s.
Boston, Mass. 6ml0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-03
rs..,ss5s,,.77a VERMONT VALLEY RAIL


EcH-zA=ls57, TRAINS will run ~ follows -
Invc Bellows Falls for Hrattlclpro 80 A. NJ and 10 T..
NJ. Returning rattlclrrD fpr Below Pals 10 IS 4. NJ
and 80 T.. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows FaIs at
50 A. VI Bnaitleloro II %. T.. ".
The Passenger Trains this route South With
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroad.
n Springfield Hartford, New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
Ivan Vermont Central. Vermont Canada. Connecticut and
rassnnpsic River, Rail Roads forming communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady, - Joinsi-Ey
White Mountains, Burlington and nue's Point ogicissburEh
aud Mou,rsnl. NJ SIoAT, Suleriner,tul
Vt Valley Il. Il. Office, Nov. .. 1851 -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-03
yr5zs5;d55sss5sa SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

Eis.s,s. .ssiist TICE. CHANGE or TRAINS.
-AH---1a- On aud after MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1858,
trains will run follows
SOU ill.,
The MoRSSG TnMN will leave Windsor at 635 Claremont
at $50, and Chaestown ut 720 A. VI, connecting Bel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont alley Railroad for Springfield
New YORK. &c.
The Mas TnAS will leave Windsor 40, Clarnmon ut
200 and Charc.town NJ q r. vi connecting Bellows
Fails with Cheshire aud Vermont valley Railroads.
NORTH
Tile MAIL TRAM will leave Bellows Falls at 80, Charles
town ut 1913 and Caremunt ut ITO y. Nj connecting
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier, Bur
nngon Rousc's Point. Montreal Oglcnsburg, &C. and At
White River Junction with Passunp-ic Railroad W.ns
River, Littleton, St Johnsbury, Barton, Sc.
The EvESN6 THAN VIII leave Bellows Balls ut 49, Charles
town at o. and Cartmont at IS T. NJ. for Windsor.
G.. MERRILL, SuPcrintendcnt.
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