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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06

OULL'S Improved Sarsapsr,iIa. and
~ Hance's Syrup OF Rorehound for
Coughs & Colds, just reed al
july 7 Ssone6r0ker's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06
EVDSO.s'' s
Mountain Herb Pills.

AnovP, wo presrrf you with perfect ffcre"' %!
Ezur0, n chief ul tribe oC the strange Aztec Nation,
t.at once ruled Mexico. You will find full account az
him ANA hi4 people in Pamphlets; and Nmanacs--tp
DO had gratis from the Agents o. th"7c lill9.
Tho inventor and manufacturer of "JUdSon'S Noun
tain Herb Pills" has spent tho gcatcr part "l his life la
travelling having VISITED nearly every country in the
worll Jlc spent six years among tn" Indians oi
the Rocky Mount aud Mexico and t. thus that
tho = MOUNTAIN IIFLR mus discovered y very
interesting his adventures there you will hnd
in orr Almanac ana Pamphlet.
II is au established fact that all diseases ari5e EOn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06
Articles of Everyday USE
B. T. BABBITT'S
pTRE MEDICINAL YEAST.

IL
20 Manufactured from common Salt O.
~ and Pure Cream Tartar. When
used in Bread, Cake, or Biscuit, it
turns to gas, like that from bottle
of Soda Water,) and remains dor @
u mant in the dough until it IS sci IN q
the oven, when the heat causes The
Gas 10 cscapo through the dough
while baking. The Bread, Cake, or
w Biscuit is moi only very light, but y
~ perfectly wholesome. Where this
Yeast is used you will require ubout
onc-uuarter the amount of shorten
ing with the ordinary Yeast. 1t
e NAV also be used for Buckwhcat 6;
- Cakes, Johnny Cakes, and all kinds
Of Pastry. This Yeast is put up on
" in one pound cans, with checker
cd label. Red, While and Elue-no &
u 'olheris Genuine -be,care Of inltatoaS. y
y. 7. BaJbit's Pure Concentrated
Potash.
Warranted double the strength Of ~,
% common Potash, and superior TO any -
Saponlicr in market, put up in cans
of llb, Obs, 3lhs, Glib, and l2lbs,
with full directions for making Hard
- and Soft Soap. One pound will make C.
- fifteen gallons of Soft Soap. No
lime is required. Consumers Will
find this the cheapest Potash in mar
kct. o
I, D. T. Rabbits Medicinal Salerntus. ~
A perfectly pure and wholesome ar
ticIc, free from all del otcrious mat
ter, so prepared that, as tho cIrcu- -,
n lar accompanying the SalcratuS VIII ~
show, nothing remains III the bread
baked but common Salt, Water, and
Flour. Put up neatly III papers, lib.
.lb., and I'D. IS
y y. T. BaJbut'a Concentrated SJi Soap.
One Box costing One Dollar will
make ~ gallons of handsome Soft
). Soap by SIMPLY adding boiling wa g.
- ter.
B. r. Babbitrs Concentrated Sal Soda.
4 new article exclusively for the
= South. Sal Soda or Washing Soda N
" cannot be sent South during warm -
weather, as ii dcliIucsccs or mcltS'
dry out the water and put up the
Sal Soda in lib. papers, "warranicd
O IN stouJ the warmcst climate" One IS
- mound is equal 10 four pounds OF or
,dlnary Sal Soda or Washing Soda
consequently it is much choaper-thc
dealer saves Go per cent on the 9,
L freight, Us he docs not have to pay q
freight on water.
ASK any storckcepcr for b. T.
Babbill's Concentrated Sal Soda, III
n one-pou papers. II
B. T. BabLirs Soap for Family Use
n,o ,o,nJ IF this Scan Is canal 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06
S A N F O r d S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pune Vegetable EXtfActs, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air TiCht aud will keep in any climate
The FaGiily Cathar- &c PILL is a gentle
hut activc GalhartiC =, which the proprIe
tor has used in his practice moro than
twenty years.
The constantly In q. crcaeng d m nd
from those who havc long used The PILLe
aud the fati;iaciirn 9 winch all express In
regard Ia their Use, has - induced mr to place
Them with the reach of all.
The Profession we'll L. know that different
Catharlcs act Oh dIllor. q ent portions OF the
bow els j
The FAMILY ca r THARTIG PILL
has with duc reference q IL this well cStab-
lishcd fact, been com. +, pounded from va
rcly Of the purcst Veg ctahlo Extracts,
which ncl alike on every Pari OF the nlImcnta.
ry canal, and are good md taio /" all eases
where Calhartc is needed, such rs Derangc-
ments o( the zach, Slocpncss, Pains in The
Back and LOins, Costvcncss, Pam and Soreness
over the whole body, from sudden cod, which
frequently if neglected end ina long course of
Fever, Loss of Appetite, Creeping Sensation
of Cold over the body. RcStlcssnoss, Hcacdchr,
OF weight in the head, all lnlammat'ry DISca-
scS, Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumnilsm,
a great Purlicr of the Blood and many diseases
10 which flesh Is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigora,or and Family CathuIic
Fills are retailcd 10y Druggists generally, and
sol wholesale ly the Trade IN III The iars"
towns. S. Il. w. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacture, and Proprietor,
1885 Broadway, New York,
NpvCmhcT "a, 1859. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06
WESTERN HOTEL.
0?;A

THE undersigned having leased the well
/ known TlVER.N Stand of Joseph Ent-
Ter, on German street, Shepherdstown, is now
prepared 10 accommodate Travellers and the
Public generally. The HOUSE IS large and
commodious, having been thoroughly rcnoya-
ted. His TQBLE shall at all times be suppl
ed with the best the markets afford. Ills G'IR
is well stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. His S7.lBLE is large and roomy
and shall at all times be furnished with abun-
dance of proycddcr. He has also large
YARD for tho ACCOM- mediation Of DroVers and
Waggoners. In the yard is pair of I.dI
SC.8LES where all persons having Hay, Cat
tic, or other articles TO be weighed VIII be
promptly waited on.
N. B.-Boardcr8 taken by tho week, month
or wear. His Terms will be moderate and in
all cases maGo 10 suit the times
WIN. II. CROWL.
Shepherdstown, April 9 1859. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06

Pune Vegetable ExtfActs, and put up in Glass
Cases, An Tight, and viii Keep in any climate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

Mel Brown, was found, according TO
ton Herald, Il few evenings since in
cts of that city, addressing an in
&audience concerning the great prin-
q {now agitating the country. Mr..
after coquetting with bottle of
as usually taken in tlat way, and
Judged by the police that Mr..
Fould be benefited by complaining
rs common drunkarl and send
Mn to the place where whisky is
bwn, except upon very special occa-
y it please the court" said Mr..
squaring his shoulders, as though
to hold forth to one of his imaginary
hoes, would it make any difference
ding my case if the Court was in
he'd of my politics ?"
The Court looked at Mr. Brown in aston
Eminent.
y "Hurr-a-h for the Little Giant p shouted
Mr.. Brown, with a sharp look at the
Court to notice the effect of the announce
mcnt.
'Two months in the House of Industry"
Court said, mildly.
mir. Brown thought he was on the
wrong track. lie changed instantly.
"Hurrah for Lincoln and Hamlin ~ he
shouted as loud as ever.
1.-Two months" repeated the Court, not
moved the slightest by the cheer.
sold again!' muttered Mr.. BROWN
Only one more chance" and then he
yelled: 'Hurrah! for Bell & Everett
and id if | try again if we never have
\ PRESIDENT
"Iake him away" said the Court, "and
stop his noise"
"This is mean one-horse town - nut.
tered Mr.. Brown. Zone such veil would
have set me free in New York, and the
honor of drinking brandy with half dozen
Of the Aldermen. This is not the CITY fer
man of genius ~
W-Our fair cousin Fanny says she
really is surprised at the ridiculous COM
plants which men keep making about
hoops; for of course they must admit tina.
the widest cover but two feet.-Er-
change
"Cousin Fanny" is mistaken. We will
not admit that the widest hoops cover but
tn0 feet, for, to our certain knowledge,
some Of them cover at least four acen-
port Neaos.
We 60 one better, and call you. We
have known them to cover yard and two
feet besides.
AFRAID.-This story is told to illustrate
the way in which old Touchwoods sons
feared the Lord -
These sons were sadly addicted to
wicked practices; and one Sunday morn
ing the minister Of the parish happened to
meet one Of them starting for the woods
with gun on his shoulder. Seeking out
the father, the clergyman told him that
he ought to admonish his sons, and bring
them up in the fear Of the Lord. "Fear
the Lordr' replied old Touchwood; "they
are 30 afraid Of him now, that they daren't
stir out on Sunday without double bar.
relied shot gun in their hands -
H"Wonderful things are done nova.
days." said Mr.. Timmins; 1.-THE doctor has
given Flack's boy newlip from his cheek. y
"Ah," said his lady, ''many's the time ]
have known pair taken from mine, and
no very painful operation either"
henpen. Of the tongue should be dipped
81 lkthe heart.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
Seleet 2oetrg.
rHE EDITOR.

TIKI EDITOR. ..
I'VE make the GLOWING extract from racy poem
lIvcred at tue Second Annual Meeting of the st.
ok Editorial Association at Prescott, Wis.,, by Lutte
CAylor OF the River Falls journal
The editor sits in his easy chair,
And puts his light cigar
ssExchanges" are piled around him there,
Z Ills ..cory'' is scattered everywhere,
Z And he seems like man without a care.
He with ink ,tained fingers, there he sits,
Giving his rival the highest fits,
Hitting others and getting hits,
Writing, writing, day after day,
ik1oe items, grave or gay;
sUsXmurdcr here or a marriage there,
!. OF a drunken row or fearful prayer,
OF boy just drowned or a man just shot,
Gfhe incest, choicest, handsomest lot
bbons, bonnets, silks and laces,
lee for lad es forms and faces
1rc affection that sweetlv Irvine
Round the tender hearts of budding youth,
ths awful growth Of budding vine
= large he burst not tell the truth y
he heart pure, the mind so great,
rarcst talent to serve the State,
character OF monstrous weight,
Dis favorte party candidate;
4ile his opponent is scared with SIM,
virtues miserably short and thin,
10 ways fit to be voted In
~ kind of public place.
% needs man with function and grace.
necn eye sees the many su,res,
lJy to run the public affairs,
III Of his patriotic cares,
loving pathos he urges men
Dke with him twill be all right then,
4 Tor he knows the only feasible way,
r. move the s.pggers' out OF the way,
"saye the Union," and calm the strife
khe raging devils in public life.
tic he is and judges Of oil ;
K is nothing so large nothing too small,
Nj statesman's speech to q country ball,
! ltom rivers rise to q kingdoms fall,
som crinoline skirt or pretty face,
fancy fight or q Derby race.
Il. b sermon great or poem sweet,
Toh crop of corn field OF wheat, ~
Or the very best place for q county seat,
lB0t what he tell you the Show and the why,
Inathe space of breath, or wink Of your eye.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

hennen. Of the tongue should be dipped
: the heart,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

TUST received and for sale by
ID l5ott HOFFMAN, DTNTON l.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
TERMS, CASH!

WE have Large Stock, and are selling at low
wv prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re-
ceive orders for goods in line, which will receive
prompt attention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Restored by Marri Ee,

kcsiored by Marri &c.
&c Cincinnati Press of Thursday last
Neurological wonder occurred short
in this city, which will doubt
= as interesting to our readers, as
has to Psychologists and oculists.
and exceedingly interesting girl,
~ on Eighth street, whose name we
from motives of delicacy, and
hiable disposition, elegant man
h placid beauty Of soul, had en-
her to all who knew her, was year
30, compelled to discontinue her
pd leave school, in consequence of
loss Of eye-sight that threatened to
tall
entirely unable to read, and al
Inc could see well enough to enable
nix about, visit her friends, and en-
oinnthem when they called upon her,
ntencd loss Of sight gave her much
Ehce, and aroused the sympathics of
became acquainted with the facts.
mbcr of our most skillful physicians
Employed by the family, and she WAS
taken to some Of our most noted ocu-
fbut all their learning, dexterity, and
ement proved unavailing. Her ewes
healthy, were beautifully pensive in
Expression, and seemed deep as her
Vas pure, but they were, nevertheless,
Aher almost wholly useless.
Notwithstanding this rather melancholy
hysical defect, a young man, who had
QG been devoted to her, offered her his
- in marriage. She demurred, and
bngh an excess of affection, refused to
= upon the man who had long since
heart, stating that she never would
to become burden upon the man
]. For long time he persisted in
and at length, through his praises
hs, made her believe that life with
~ if she were wholly blind, were
an Paradise where she was not.
th or two ago her resolution was
and she became his wife; and,
S it may seem, from that day her
began to improve, and she is now
read the finest print by gas-light,
Odt pain and without any apparent or
cal injury. The case has caused consider
lie sensation among those who are CONVEX
81 with the circumstances. Apar: from
significance as well-established ocular
y it is a practical illustration of what has
cleverly and wittily said, "that Love
ind, but Hymen is the oculist who
can open his eyes,
lille we do not wish to make light of
pm affair, we must add that great
get their "eyes open" after marriage
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
NICHOLS, BRITT & CO.,
Commission Merchants

MILWAUKEE, : WISCONSIN,.
Established 1852.
For the sale Of FLOUR, WHEAT. and other Produce
Our customers can rely upon having their business
well attended to- as we give personal attention to all
consignments.
CASH advanced property in store to be sold here
or In any Of the Eastern markets.
C0NsIGNMRNTs respectfully solicited.
REFEnBNcEs-The Merchants and Bankers Of Mil
waukec. May l, 1SGOy1
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W"Wonderful things are done nova.
days." said Mr.. Timmins; 1.-THE doctor has
given Eack's boy new lip from his cheek. !"
"Ah," said his lady, "many's the time
have known pair taken from mine, and
no very painful operation either"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-06
q SWFENEY & SON,
No. o5 Main street.
Piano FoPteS
A. H. GALE d co.

A. H. GALE d co.
Take pleasure in inviting the attention
ET7SE5>-s5ss Iof Artists. Amateurs and the Pull!e
TT q n GSeasrHII!!y; to to! their SEW SCALE T ~.
growing desire fora Square iSun Forte that shall h-
roac the Grand in Valume Of sound. and at the same
time avoid the unEany appearance Of tat threecoT
neTeL instrument directed energies to the procc
finu of such GesdernfHBl. Our toll is rewarded and
We submit the result without fear cfcompctition
Ef-Onr Pianos all guaranteed to give entire sat
iSflc: ION. whether ordered from direct sold by
any Of our agents Throughout the country; and
Ieit continuance of that patronage which We have
enjoyed tor tie last twenty five years.
je20. 'So-ly iG1 East Twelfth St.S.Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-06
A Scene In the Senate Chamber

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes OF = scene in the
Senate rs iollows:
Tue reply OF Wilson 10 Ciingman's in
vocation to Il "bluOdy struggle ON the
floor of Congress, in the even; of :he
success of the Republicans III 1860, WAS
terribly severe. Clngman was sitting di-
rectly across the main aisle from Wilson.
The North Carolina Senator, never very
robust. looks unusually withered and wO-
begone this winter. His Massachusetts
antagonist, always hale and hearty, never
looked more robust and vigorous than to-
day. And when he ''served' his defiant
.'nUtice" upon the shrivcle6 SOuthrON, step
ing forward pace or two, and reminding
him who the people of the north were. and
of their ''blOOdy struggles at bunker Hill.
Saratoga, Chippewa, Luuiy's Lane and on
the deck of many a ship in the Second War
OF independence, and looking full in she
;:tce of the man. -miliiaer vino had cGst down
this glove. told him that when the struggle
he invoked did come, the Representatives
of this people would prove themselves
worthy OF their constituencies, and il reldc-
t.,m: to cutter into the fight, would be equally
reluctant 10 leave it, till it was finished,
and though the last to go into the conflict
would De the last to go out OF 1t with dis
honor, and though slow to enter the Held
Of combat, would leave it victorious or
bathe it with their blood.-~he Wilson
was delivering this passage, with cool mea-
surcd tones, steady mien, and firm ges-
ture, his finger pointing straight at the
Carolinian, and telling him, rs he slowly
stepped back to his chair. al say no more;
await the issue; bide my time the
chamber WAS as silent rs the tomb
SouthernerS, on the floors and III the gal
ieries, who. nntilthen, had been chatting
rather uoisily, were rivi;ed with The spec
taCIe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-06

CExtEaet from \ leader In the WellsburE HeraId.1
Why do they not, like men, make a
plain statement of their grievances, in the
shape of an Indictment, against the Feder-
al government, and stalking their lives,
their fortunes aud their sacred houOrS
upon the justice of their cause, challenge
the world, as did our ancestors, in its
vindication. The reason is, because they
cannot frame such an Indictment rs will
be truthful and command the respect of
mankind. They have no substantial griev-
ancc to complain of, and they complain
of none. The absence of such, is a main
cause OF aggrlvation. They have iteratei
and reiterated indefinite charges against
parties equally indefinite, until they are
dis2usted with themselves and angry ct
fate. Not a single wcll-authenttcated
public or private wrong has bccU alledged
AMI proven against the Federal govern
mert, by any man of the South, since the
government was founded; and very few,
If any, can be alledged and established
against the State government of any
Northern State. Massachusetts, and per-
haps other States, have passed their per-
somal liberty bills, with the alledgcd intent
10 render practically imperative the Fugi-
tive Slave Law, but in passing them they
expressly disavow any intention of con-
fictng with the Federal Constitution, but
claim that such bills were necessary for
the security of their own citizens. What
ever was the intent of the legislation, no
master yet, who ever sought his slave in
free State by legal means, has been re-
sisted by authority or robbed of his strict
legal rights, unless by mob violence, for
which the authorities could not be held
fairly responsible. 1t has been and is ex-
trcmely difficult for master to recover
his fugitive slave when once he finds his
way into certain sections Of the country,
but it is equally difficult to enforce any
law, when public opinion is against it
No people know that fact better than the
citizens of the Southern States. The
uncertainty of slave property, when once
it gets on to free soil, is one of the attri-
butcs of lire system, which it is the part
of the owner to guard against; but it
is folly to talk of disnnion because the
people of particular section will not be
educated into enforcing a law which they
are taught to nhhOr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-06
New Books.

TUsT RECEIVID. AT ). 4. OaE's- IJ6 MAIN ST
81 Allan, Be.is I,Iys Sf she King tTenHy<Onsa taSt)
DT. FreneIis work. Glossary e EEglisI Words;
Life an Travels Of Baron iIun,lot- with an IntTO-
IIauIiyn: The !.OuIan Question: uartiy Norman:
Bachelors Story: Fcoollecfiors cf the Revolution;
Book Of the CheSs Congress: Tho rheiby Memorial:
Knitting Work by Mrs Partii,tST; EercllectteEa ~
Samuel Martin: Ten Years # PTeacheTis Life by
NeIbuTn. the I!nd Preacher: Memoirs cf Nidoeq. by
himself Henry 81. SOEIn- Gent: Ny I'D Eook= Foster
Brothers; TemTCst aud Sunshine: lIeIktEst, inner
and Tea; PTcscvt;s Works; Also general assoIina3t
Of Juvenile Rcckz. We have very large ytItety
Of Ste1~cspe views ranging in pT's iiHSludiHs IN.
stTument from = - $i''i yer set- Psrt!es fuEnisIed
in. The largest nni finest assortment cf Stationery
brought 10 Wheeling cerIay fer retail and city
trade r all PAPER from tin lst of January At
cost, make for Spring stock Give NJ eoli,
and suit yourself in anything yoE want IN cur line.
Lep2I-tt9 SO. Ito Main St Wheeling Na-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-06

"a -SPECIA. NOTICES DoUT7e fle EBOVe TNFe7.
A9~Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding 10 the space occupied and the numbsrOf change
made.
All advertisements from transient persons strang-
crs. to he paid far IN ctrcnce.
Legal advertisements will he charged at the rate
prescribed by law.
Erstuess Car's not exceeding five lines $lOpcryear-
or 50 for six months hut for sorCr period nothing
will be counted less thPn 4 squhre.
The privilege OF AnnrHl Advertising is limited t.
tlle Advertisers Immediate GUsiness: and NIL
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
we'll rs ell legal advertisements. and advertisements
of auction sales and real etato. sent in by them
be paid for 1T the usual rates.
R7E-AdVcitissMents not accompanied with writer
directions will bO inserted until forbid. and charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and Onnouncau1 enr
Of Sermons 80 cents each. nnvIl-5g
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II a L l. = II O @ IA
HATS& GAPS FOR THE MILLION.
S. AVERY
No. Izf0 Main st.

WHEELING, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PROBABLY TIE MOST
extensive Stock Of goods, in the Hat line ever
hibited IN this market.
THE LEDGER hat.
Now the great leading Hat for YOnnS Gentlemen.
have every variety Of color quality and price, the
NOLEsKIN DRESS CASSISlEEE HAT,
of my own manufacture aud Of the most celebrated
manufactures If New York md Philadelphia. OF the
very latest style and finest quality: TEE SORT FRENcH
FELT HATS Of all te varieties Of shapes, qualities and
TIE SAXoNY WOOL HATS
Son French made Of the finest American, Spanish
and SaxOny WUgls.
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS,
Cloth Cashmere Plush and Glazed, from the lSWest
prlcs to the finest.
CHILDEEN's HATS AND CAPS,
Beautifully and richly trimmed, just imported from
Paris.
From nv long experience in manufacturing. ard
the caro- have taken in selecting st.s Is guar
antee 10 purchasers tlat they he suited with the
hest of goods and ut the lowest prices.
seps S. AVERY. 1I6 OTain Street.