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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

Israel Robinson, ESQ has retired from
the Virginia (MsrIinsburg) RP"bi'enn'
and has been succeeded by Samuel AIbuE.
It's, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

RLv. JoHN DowNEY.-A correspondent
Of tie LyDchbure "RepDhliean," wiring
from Slaunion of the iIlal Of Rev. John
Downey, for murder, says: The Pris-
oner was permitted 10 take Walk 10 the
Catholic Church, few dsys ago. (of
which he was formerly he minis,er,) &C.
companied by bis attentive friend, % the
jsilor. for lie purpose Of getting bag of
coin, containing sevetai hundred dollars.
which be had seereied underneath The
stone steps. fiy -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

Do you wish to be rich! II is perfect
ly EASY. Re as mean as dir,--cheai ev-
cry body You can, friend or foe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

The President has appoinied ex-Gover-
nor Samuel Medary, Governor OF kaasss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

Twas mid-day-ihe midday of sum.
mer sun of Texas, warm and genial-ihai
that the guests, summoned 10 the wed.
ding of Henry Travis and Isabella De
Morly, were arrived, anxionsly awaiting
ihe appearance of the bride and groom.
The spot chosen for the ceremony was
the shady lawn in from, of De MorIy's cot
t,ge. This selection was deemed sd7i-
sable. as the day was beautiful, and as
the open grounds would afford greater ia
ciluies 10 the number of the guests. which
was quite large, as ii was the custom TO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

CONSOLIDATION OF OUR TWO MERCANTILE
CoLLEsEs.-We observe by an evening paper
that Folsom, Bryant & Stratton have united
their Mercantile Colleges. This we under
stand has taken place with the view OF estab-
fishing in Cleveland single Institution, whose
purpose will be to at ,rl yet greater facilities
than could be realized in their individual caPa-
city as formerly conducted.
Besides the superior advantages afforded by
the union, two regular weekly Law lectures
from the Professors of the Law College have
been secured, whereby the student by steady at
tendance upon lectures, Tecitations, &c, will be
enabled to pass thorough examinations in this
branch Of Commercial Education the same as
in others.
We have no doubt this arrangement will meet
most fully with the appreciation Of the numer-
Gus friends of both Institutions.
With the union of the peculiar advantages
and facilities of such school, no labor or eI-
Pense will be spared to make this new College
fully equal and as far as possible superior 70
any and all similar Institutions.
The Spencerian system Of PenmanshiP will
take conspicuous position, and be taught by its
author, Mr.. Phelps, and other eminent teach
ers.
This College, styled Bryant, Folsom L Strat-
Ions College, will regarded link in the grand
chain of National Colleges.
FoIsOm's Rooms will be occupied by the Law
College, and B. 4 SIS by the new firm ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

dlS The disarmed Sepoy regiments Id Bengal bad
been disarmed IN small parties
The Rajah Of Rsnses palace and town had been
murdered by the rebels.
The rebel garrison Of Huemahpore, numbering
5000 with guns, escaped pursuit.
The Calcutta mail Of June 4th had reached Eng
land Letters report that the heat had produced
great sickness among the troops, and among all the
reinforeements sent out Only 1000 Europeans
could be mustered.
CHISA.-ShSnghai letters give minors among
the Chinese that the force north Of the PeihO had
had been captured, bat there is no authentic news
Of such an event
The allied feet of the mouth Of the Peho num-
bered 10 men of-war.
The .. 5. steamer POwhattan arrived at Hong
Kong on the 2sth ult. and proceeded to the North
The slOOp Ofwar Germantown was at Hong Kong,
and the steamers Minnesota. Mississippi and An
telOpe were in the Gulf of Pechels
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

GRovER AND BAKER's FAM.

Ist. Cotton Is used as it is purchAsed-on spOols
without rS-windinE saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, (as in other maehines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
ID. lis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and wiz not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies' and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAlesroom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at AL times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
Il the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,50per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS
Northrop spangler's Block,
rhSed6m:1ss Superior It., up Etairs.
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claiming that it was in the nature Of contract,
and therefore required twelve votes TO adopt
The following is the vote on the apPeal-ayes
6; nays IL; and so the decision of the Chair
was not sustained. Nh. Cofinberry was ex-
cused from voting.
OKDINANcEs-FOr the payment of claims.
Passed For the improvement of Seneca
street. Engrossed.-Top prevent the erection
of wooden buildings within certain limits.
Passed.-To repeal certain ordinances prohib-
iting free trade in butchers meat, vegetables
and provisions within the city of Cleveland.
Referred to Committee on Ordinances To
establish the grade of Oak street. Referred to
Committee ON 0rdinanees.-TO assess sPe-
cial tax on all real estate bounding and abut-
ting on Forest street. PISSED.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, Aug, 4th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28
CITY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY EVENING, July 81.
PETrTIoNs.-Of S. H. Mathews, asking the
City Council to purchase a number of maps of
the city and county FiIed.-Of Burnett &
Tinker, and others, asking the Council to take
measures to prevent the congregation of market
teams and hucksters on Ontario street, during
market days Referaed to Committee on Mar
kets-Of ]. Kessler and others, asking that
certain portions of Bank and Johnson streets be
included within the fire limits Filed.-Of
Harvey Rice and others, asking that reservoir
be constructed near the intersection of Croton
and Forest streets Referred to Committee on
Fire and Water
REPoRTs.-0f the Committee on Printing to
whom was referred the claim of E. Cowles 4
Co, that according to the instructions of the
Council they find that the sum of S9l 90 only is
due said E. CowIes & Co. The report was ac-
companied by resolution of Mr. Winslow, that
said sum of ssl, 90 be paid to E Cowles d Co,
in full ofther claim of s26I 90 against the city.
Mr.. Thayer offered the following resolution as
substitute-That E. Cowles & Co. asserting
thereto, all the papers, documents, and state
ments, pro and con, referring to the matter Of
their claim, be submitted to Judges Bolton,
Bishop and Foote, as referees, TO consider and
report TO the Council, their decision tc be final
Lost The resolution of Mr. Winslow. with
the substitute OF $1,000 for s9I 90 was then
sdopted.-By Gen. Oviatt, authorizing the
Mayor to adjust the claim Of Jacob Perkins
against the city on such terms as shall be most
favorable to the city. Adopted.
CoHNUNIc aTIoNs-Of Board of City In
provements, That Wm Ford refuses to fulfil
his contract for the construction of the sewer on
Wilson Avenue, and submitting contract with
SOuthwOrth 4 Williams as the next lowest bid
ders for the same Filed.
VIM B. Castle, Esq was elected member
ofthe Board Of Ship Channel Commissioners on
the 81 ballot First baIlot-Geo L. Chapman
8; W B. Castle 10; ID ballot-Chapman IL;
Castle 7; Sd baIlot-Chapman C; Castle I2.
REsoLuT1oNs-By Mr Thayer, That Thomas
Earl and his associates be permitted to erect a
market shed on Central Market grOund-prOvi-
ded they erect said shed upon the terms men
toned in blank contract now before this COun-
Gil The vote upon this resolution stood nine
ayes-FOrd, johnson. MeLane, Rezner, Ste
PhAn, Thayer, Thompson, Weber, WinslOw; 6
nays-COfinberry, Herrick, Masters, oViAtt
Ransom, Sweet Mr. Coffinberry, in the Chair,
declared the resolution adopted
Mr.. Herriek appealed from the decision Of
the Chair that the resolution was adopted,
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lDbpsifians & snraeorls.
NORTON, N. D.,-Physopathic

Deer Eclectic Physiean and surgeon P essr Of Mid
wifery and Diseases of Women and CLnren. DR. NOR
tend 70 all calls his Profession either al his oce at
their private DWELLINGS Dr. NJ. dscards all pois1ns Of
never reduces patients them hut simply removes
he obs,rucons stimulates and tones up the system BY
Thsse ed with diseases Of the Liver, Lungs Kid
ueys. Spleen, NeuraEia Ind maton Rhsumatism eitber
SIomach, Constipation Oftls B0~slS Bilious Ahsctionx
Gravel SerououS SWelings Ures Cancers Fistulas
diseases diseases peculiar the female sex sueh as Sup
preston Polapsus Uterla, HEoi hsge &c, request
ed 70 call His Mole Of reafmsnt Is also completely
adaUted 70 Diseases uf Children
DR.. n has also safe and failing remedy for
Dahoea Cosc Cramps, LockaW Fits andSPasms, treat
ed With success.
q Dr. Is also prepared otreat success fully FEvERS
ofhs varoas yves, tosether with all other form Of acute
diseases Is fiction Imagination Of the brain,
nuf facts deducted from twentyveYears On the Reform
New school system Of raiice and thorough reading OF
the various schools Of ply and stems OF practice and
Dr. NJ Will keep Constantly On land and Tor sale all
kndsof 30 IANIC MEDICINE Is simples and pounds,
anq ~ ~, see 7s are usually .5pt N boaao,
Indian Remedies and large number Of Compounds, pre-
pared By himself as Remedial Aseuts. among which
the iol.oSing- VIZ Compound syrup o. the EandeIins
Milk Weed sovereign remedy for The DySf esa Piles,
Se AuB lions Pills exclusively iar the LIVER; santive
Bter Anti pY sprpc Powders Tooth-Ache Drops which
never all 20 curs Eye-Water never fsng remedy for
Weak Sorund Inn4med Eyes, CsnksF Medicine for Csn
Ms Baisam ofWia CherIy for Coughs Colds, Bronchsis
Consumption. and all Diseases % The Lungs; Rhumate
use for internal external application; Sovereign Rem
edy for the Cholera Mothers Cordial Female Friend
re- N B. Particular Attention will paid In treat
ing all Old Chronic aud Private Diseases cleanse the
ss dead but he does claim that he can cure All cur
able Diseases aud that are eOnshlered inrurabe
Omoe, Ne - q Letain 81 Residence, No 10 Church
EE p : Dr. NJ. would ssy that he can give One Stu
dent god chance his Ocs to read Medicine and rs
VA 1Naru f0lNnF Nriu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

The WESTERN WATER CURE JoURSAL.-Sueh
is the title of very neat little journal devoted
TO the interests of the Forest City Water Cure,
which has just been shown US. Its Editor, DR..
JANIS E. GRoss, is gentleman Of fine abilities,
an excellent and experienced physician, and
thoroughly acquainted with the hydrOpathic
practice We commend the Journal to the pub
lie everywhere.
In connection with this subject, we take Oc-
easiOn TO say that the Forest City Water Cure is
one of the pleasantest places we know. Its 10
cation is most beautiful-lirectly east of the
Female Semin4ry-in the midst of trees and
shTubbeTy-and with all the convemenees re-
quired to make one perfectly comfortable and
happy. Every attention that distinguishes a
home is characteristic of lis proprietors, and its
patients always leave ii with regret We wish
Drs. Strong d Gross and the Forest City Water
Cure long and prosperous career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

Al Troy Center. Wisconsin, the 18th of Juue Mrs
JENNIE A ACKLEY, vile OF John NJ Ackley. Of Par-
Guy 4hOsa cJlnIy Ohi0 IN the 2sf year Ct her
The sui ert this greatly be owed h all Who
her Ihe noble qualities she possessed ustY
entitled her generous confidence and aectnnafe
gard Ia the morning Of life, while her hopes high,
and the prlspccts before h OF the missing chaTac
Ter has Sue been called pass through the valley aud
shadow CT death For the sake OF her husband and the
hat had Tscett ty opened the unfaln of moth
s0ul-l0r the good that sho had sed
do and the JOY that she had hoped and mpar
would have been gzd 10 travel for longer the
Of this earthly life But she willing Il should be
God Wiied And 50 she passed on calmly to the adele
realm OF light While her departure, leiocr
thai she has gained gels portion, and found the
bosom Of Infinite Love In comnanee with her reaues
funeral preached BY the writer the
COugregsIauai Church hoy, the sth Of July. MAY
The consolation u the Gospel abide vita sooWng hearts
REV. G. ", LAWRENCE.
Zar.azu Inn
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ARRIVALS.
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
I.LE II-. ~ .L..LLI EVE. NV E...LE.
n. ii. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Kseps largest Of the approved kinds OF
SPEcTACLES Alhs glasses, whether for near or far
sighted ground under his nspeetiOn by machine
~ OF cousfrucol with the reatest so as to
the eyes in al cases. curing NeakHsss. DszzRess o.
Isan.zis5H Of ls Eyes impaTting strength oE ong
reading fne sewing
y n. H. Solomoason would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF ms lenses
q Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES. sc keyt VI hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. perfect natural
CSOfce 3S Superior street under the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

THE CINCINNATI BLUEs.-Mr. Ambush has
returned from the Queen City, having made
satisfaetoTy arrangements by which this COM
pany of eOlored soldiers will join in the process
sion to celebrate the anniversary of West India
emancipation, in Cleveland. on the Sd Of Au-
gust. All who are willing to furnish means for
this worthy object, are respectfully invited to
cnnfrihnfe
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How the Cincinnarinns like the Lake.

How the Cincinnarinns like the Lake.
OS BOARD THE STEAMER MARIA MARr1N,)
ON LAKE ERIE, IN SIGHT OF CLEvE-
LAND, July &c, 1858.
At meeting of the undersigned citizens Of
Cincinnati, called at the spur of the moment on
the fOreward deck Of the "Marie Martin, the
following preamble and resolutions were moved
by John W. Carlton and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, We, the undersigned, venturing
from the side of an unsubstantial and variable
stream Of muddy water, have come up here to
try these pure and cooling floods, substantial in
their depth, but changable on their surface, have
Ihis day experienced one of the most delightful
excursions of our lives upon this gallant little
craft under her more gallant commander, and
now on our return passage do here assemble
for the purpose of expressing in some manner,
to somebody, our gratitude for the pleasure of
so delightful a trip, be 1t therefore unan-
imously
Res0lued, That we thank an overruling Prov
idenee for the creation of this beautiful sheet Of
water, for delightfully."- clear day aud this noble,
bracing breeze, all of which are so indispensable
to the accomplishment Of our present object.
Resolcsd, That our thanks are due the ever
memorable commander of the "Marie Martin"
Capt. Robert Greenhalgh, (callec BOB Tor onei)
for his gentlemanly department, tis unbane
manners, his lively flow of good humor, his
skill in his profession; in fine for all the rare
qualities that make him so much of man, and
we hereby vote him place in the calender of
Saints, under the title of "St. Marie"
Res0lped, That we regard the ste Imer "AIarie
Martin safe and reliable craft for excursions
like this, and do cordially recommend her to all
who dare to venture into deep water whether
in heavy sea or perfect calm.
ReSOlred, That this days excursion shall hold
a deep impression on our minds to the last pc
Rod Of our lives as an incident most worthy of
remembrance.
JOHN ". CARLTON,
GEO. D. WINCHELL,
WM CHIDSDY,
JOSEPH KIRKUP,
R. K COX, Jr,
j. DAN JONES.
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WESTERN NEWS.

FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, July "a.
Great damage has been done TO the crops in the
interior Oy the late heavy rains. Several bridges
on the Fort Riley road have been carried away
Also the new bridge across the Kansas river at
Topeka by 4 heavy rise.
Numbers Of teamsters are arriving from Utah,
having been detained at Camp Scott during the
winter and spring by insufficient means Of trans
pOTtatiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

VThe Toledo Blade says it is rumOred in
that city, that the steamers Western Metropolis
and Southern Michigan, lying at Monroe, and
the City of Buffalo, at Toledo, belonging to the
N. 7 Central ard Southern Michigan line, are
to be put in commission al once. The Blade
thinks there is some probability in this, but is
unable to give anything positive in regard to
the matter
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HEwAKE "a TMrosT q Ks.

CAUTION TO lNVALIDS. .--DR- SAMUEL s, FITCH,
tOfcs IA Broadway, New Yors known the aHiher
" Nct5 CErofuc TrcrfnHf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver. Stomach. Bowels Kidneys skin, Nerves.
Muscles JOINTS Blood, and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual success q He
obsHf Acc Iork an has 0f been years
ne las 0ce aaB Gssoriat pafner Bua'O,
Ciis0o, Detroit, Pfs5srgl eislsere has Hof hid
u Berars of aH psrS5Hs Hsbag his aals pTsteHdg 10
s05 hare haf professional trh
han Tatg IuiposeTs Apply. personally by let
ter directly TO himself al has Office, 7i4 Broadway, New
York, where alone his treatment he had Remedies
successfully By letter the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" Lungs, 4ni explaining the
method By which be the above diseases t3s0 PAGES
boundl sent BY nail. post paid, for a. cents
u Beware especially ofthe advertisements Fitch,
Dodge Co " OF Detroit and Of 'ieh L. kes of Pitts
burrh Chicago, *
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DARKENs THE CREYFsT HAIR

replaces the red sandy iinge which tetrac much
from personal eomeness, with brilliant black brown.
The hues II impats are FAST COLORS and never change
motto after exposure the a In the raIiiity
ormy and csshy OF its operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and apPlsi BY all Har DTessrs JosEFH
CHRIsTADoEo Co, Nos Asf0r House. n Y
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9arowarE.

HARPENTERS TOOLS.-The laIg-
~ est and best variety IN The citv-fsr SHELBY
apD n. X RAYNOLDS, No sure Tor ST.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
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ap1 II. K RAfNOLDSY No Superior St
OO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
lsOOO NAILS-Of all sizes and qualities. for
sale By H. X RAYNOLDS.
an No. superior s.
IRON AND STEEL.-Ai out a ship
IL load-for saleBy n X. RAYNOLDS,
Al3J No. sSgpernr ST
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THANKs.-We are under renewed obliga-
tons to the United States Express Company
for late St Louis and Chicago papers in ad-
vance of the mails.
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STEAM CANAL BOAT.

ALBANY, July 27.
The steam Canal boat Charles Mack, arrived
here TO day. She left Buffalo on the 18th and de-
Quoting 5 days detention. made the passage in
about days. Sac brings 500 barrels -four, but is
capable Of carrying 1900. She burnt wood on the
passage and better results are anticipated when
she is supplied with coal
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WILL TRTTH C0lTMANn ATrENTI0N.

To restore heal must purify the blood. FeveTs
without exception. rse ru foreign matters having been
ahs1rbed aud rstame inthe circulation These causes
sickness may produce naeuzl, Group. rheumatism
gout. ehoic cousA- Bat Brahireth's Pills, simple,
potent and veg table, the cause and the
lows They the means OF every day saving
many valuable lives Principal uhce Canal street.
Bran ieth Blilding New York. Sold also by
iuug u \ Slu nBgsz Gardner Cleveland
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July 81
The steamer Olive Branch, engaged in towing
coal boats from this place to Hudson, was burnt
this morning az the dock. No lives lost
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CHRISrADORoS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won erfal Chemical Countsei OF Natures Calanl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

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Lament is TO be prorogued next week.