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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-25
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE I!

Females WHO value health. should never be without
these lliS They purify the blood. remove ob>rGrt..ts
Of all kinds cleanse the skin of al pres and OiocAes
and bring the rich color Of health TO the pale cheek
RE- The Plants and Herbs Of which these PhIs are
made, were discovered in a very surprising way among
the T,zucaus a tribe Of Ahorcines in Mexico. Get tie
Almanac of our Agent, aHd you will read with delight
the very interesting account it contains OF the GT
MEDICINE Of the AZ!ccS.
Observe-TIs Mountain Hc7j TiUS pat up IN a
BeG,ifa Hrd!ge. Each bCr cnlGiHS 80 piHs and Eada
a. % ce,,t per b. III gcnutHs have tie Signature Of
3. Z. yGDSO-N 4 CO., On each Ios
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.bli,hcI fact. tl.at all disease. arise from
IdPUItE BLOOD!

The blood is the life AMI when foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with H. it l. at once distributed 10
every organ az the body. Every feels the poison,
ami all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
Viii not digest the food perfectly. The liver ceases TO
sccrete suicenry Of bile Inc action Of the heart -
weakened auI so the circulation j. feeble The lungs
become c!r.lri with the poisonous matter; hence a
cousl--luI all fran slight imlur'y at the fountain.
kcti ~ lt,--rhe Blood! AZ # you had thrown some
earth TOR instance ia pure sprung, from which ran 4
tiny r,r',f tu 90 fS minutes the whole ire Of tie
stream becomes disturbed amd Ii c"lorel As quickly
does impure blood ny to every part and leave its sting
behind Al the vasaa,c> become obsructcd aul unless
le obstruction is removed tho lamp OF life d"> "u.
7hrc pill not only purify the blood hut r"sr"er''e al.
the Oi the body they are, therefore, unriyTc
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.DgEs SO.S"S
Mountain Herb Pills,

ARnyr preset YOU with perfect likeness Of
T-zuco a chief oC tribe of the -traugc Aztec Nation,
that ruled Mexico. You will find full account Of
him ana his people in Pamphlets AMI Amanacs-to
be had gratis, from the AGENTS for these FILLS
1ua inventor aud manufactured of "JudsUn's Noun.
tain llrb Pills has spent the greater part Of hi, life IN
travelling, having visited nearly every country IN the
w"rd He spent over six years among ia" Indians "t
the Rocky Mountains and of Mexico and it was thus that
the d" MuuNrNV HEB lIuS" were discovered y very
interesting of his adventures there, You will hnl
IN Almanac HUl Pamphlet.
Il - an established fact tiat all disease. arise From
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-25

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January / 1860 ~
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What Everybody Wants.
EYERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY,

OF THE ILADELPmIA BAR
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The Old Diploma Rye WhiSkGy,

August 10, 1859.
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July 81, 1860.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
Calls NfaIur OF. JclfGrSOn.

This line wGrk ut art, ordered by the | III
vrrsity Of Virginia, was exhibited by the artist
Yesterday, at the roonS # Mr. DarieS, 1t the
Mechanics Institute to party Ui the Scup-
tors friends.
The static is Of pure Italian marble. The
distinguished statesman is represented ut the
aye Of sixty; the IisuTe is erect, with the lace
to the front, the right arm resting on the lcIt
breast, with u scroll in the hand. The left
arm hangs gracefully by the side, with the tin-
gcrs uncIoSed, and in Il most natural State ol
rrlosc Uscr the ri ght arm are thrown the
folds U! cloak, and the left arm Is partially
covered with the same. The posture 6t the
lower cxtrcn.i;icS is admirable; the legs are
but little apart the left Ice being 10 the front,
and the right thrown out"arls. The posture,
we have said, is admirable and one can see
that the artist !:rS fall exhibited that weakness
of limb which belongs TO the intrluity OF sixty
years. The boots are of tic old style, or what
are commonly calci top. The right arm is
pressed close TO the Breast, indicating tue eilort
which au old man must make to keep any liked
position
The features exhibit beautiful b!cnliug Of
the benevolent, the firm and the highly in
tclli.cnt. The work Is cElisciel with great
care In wor,l il is Il work ,f;tctGm us?H" at
unyutm.
The c,si,ituc is carefully c0prd from articles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
i tir3iniau in New York.

We have been favored, says tie Charleston
"Mcrcury, viii! the following extract from
private letter, received 10y gentleman Ia this
CITY from the son Of the former distinguished
Commissioner from the State Of Virginia TO
South Carolina. in lS32. who is ut present cri-
gagged in lucrative business in New York. 1t
is dated New York, November 18th, 1860:
Well the irrcpressiblc conflict is upon us.
trust in God Sou1h Carolina will scccdc.-
No,c is the time, and nothing can bc gained by
putting it oil! \ separation must come before
many years are passed, if not now, and Go not
see I0w the South will be any better oil then
than now. We have 4 panic i'll WaI.-strect
to-day, and every thing looks blue, rery 6f"e-
stocks all decline heavily, and money not to be
had. tell you the Yankees will catch 1t now
and then woe unto them, the ruir-worEcrS-
They >owrd tire wind. anI will reap the wh:r'
wlri, and most rlghteously will they get their
deserts # there is d!sunioa vii! be OH lor
old Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
;,Inuof Secession.


The Columbus tia.J Sun suggests the ''-
loU;in. ,.!an Of Scl,lin. the secession question: !:
J. The cirht cotton Statcs-South CaroIna
Georgia, Florida, .Alabaua, Mississippi, Louis
lana Texas and ARKANSAS shall consult To-
gclhcr, and their destiny In this CRISIS siall Dc
tic sanr; all shall act together; all SliaI! either
remain together in the Union, or all together
shall 70 out of the Union.
=. il shall BE- understood that majority ol
the urupIr in these States shall control the
u,,,,.r ,nr them all-and in order 10 carry out
this prnyralrmc- Ill.
=, Let Il Convention Of the people be cal
~ r,rl, S,,t. and let it be Understood wllcn
,,,,. y,rc is taken in each Of those States lOr
delegates. that the first question Is SlaI' 'oSc
.irlI STATES rrl,,an in the Union; or Shall llcy
together 20 out. 8
/. Let there be Convention or Congress oi
ti,:>c eight States; let each appoint ue'eSa-
tinn equal to its present representation IN
Congress Georgia being entitled 10 ten ucie-
gates.
!, Let TN. Convention in each State delegate
to its REPRESENTATIVES TO this S0utheTh oot.
.r,.,s all the powers that the Convention itsell
ha: which will be sovereign and supreme over
this question. o,.. :,
i. When this Southern Congress meets, 1t
will have full power To settle this question lor
those eight States, and let majority OF thr
Delegates in tins Congress have power 10 oihu
all by their actlDn ,.r.,,
!. Let the first question heiorc TINS congress
be. shall those ght States remain IN the h'o'
or shall they 90 ont together and i'r'H @ou'''-
ell Confcdrracr.
:, In the event they 60 out Of the UnIon'
this Congress will have power 10 o's''', ,I'a "
least q Temporary confederation, and IN tile
even, thcy determine to remain in the ln'on'
then We propose that , ,.o.
q. Thcv tthis Congress- shall sgree upon
some efficient plan of rctaatory legislation t"
b. recommended TO the several Legislatures oil
,,,osc states and that such retaliatory lsgisla,
t;nn sho,ld bc the most stringent and efficient
tha. can be devised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30


In this mornings enquirer will DC found
an able and interesting letter from Gov. Letch-
cr to Lewis d. Vail, Esq, of Philadelphia,
upon pennsylrana's notification Of the liIsi
tive slave law.
Guv. Lclchcr fully demonstrates that the
unconstitutional and obnoxious laws Of Penn
sylvania are still in full effect and force, and
that, notwithstanding Mr.. Vail is proud that
he is citizen of this good old State, the key
stone Of the arch yet lie is !amcntably igno-
rant Of the legislation 0! his own State.
Gov. Lctchcr has relieved us Of the duty OF
making this same expose, az the Philadelphia
North AIncrican,' but Il few days ago. made
the same error that Mr. Vail has fallen into, or
probably the North American led Mr. Vail
into the error.
Pennsylvania law being in conflict with the
Constitution and obstructive of the fugitive
slave law, should be repealed But this is
Pennsylvania private matter, and with her
must be left the question of hcr notification.
Gov. I.ctchcr suggests tic duty that now de-
wolves upon the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
and it remains to bc seen whether she is more
so!icitouS 10 prevent the kidnapping OF free
negroes tlian 10 aid Southern men in the cap
tlrc of their property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
Notice IL Subscribers.

". lIave received nunocr nj notices, TO
the effect that in the arrangement Of our new
directing machine, names If subscribers have
been occasionally miSspcllcd. None Of these
errors has. WE believe, nccaSinncd any serious
Inconvenience, but We are very DESTROYS to nave
the business OF the office performed with per-
feet accuracy. Wherever 'crttten notice has
been given, prompt correction has been madei
but number @: verbal messages have coca.
stoned some cnnlll>iuII. IL would hc Il very
Iaborio,lS matter for us to he obliged to 90 over
the whole list ul subscribers. To compare 1t
with printed Impressions. We therefore beg
that WHEREVER narcinacy may he noticed IN
the direction Of our papers, notice Shall he
sent 10 Us immediately. in order that corrcc-
ton may hc made wit:inut further delay.
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The 1IctIlOdiSts on the CrIsis.


The Shanondalc crcllit Of the Baltimore Con-
ference held 4 meeting in Jefferson county, VA,
ON the 18th inst, the Rev \. Eohey presiding.
After rcpuliating the action Of the Buffalo
Convention in inserting u Few chapter in the
discipline CT the church, on the slavery qdcs-
ton, and c!ccting Henry Edwards 4 delegate TO
the Baltimore ~. E.) Conference, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
"Whcrcas, majority Of the inhabitants Of
the Northern States did, on the 9TH Of Novcln-
bcr in the year of our Lor'l 1860, then and
there insert new chapter in the political dis
cipline of our beloved coantry, thereby giving
dissatisfaction TO almost the entire South and
whereas we. as Church. claim to have moth
ing to do with the politics Of the country, and
should do nothing rs 4 Church TO give political
type TO our beloved Union, therefore
Rcsnlrch, lst That wc think it ineypedcnt
10 take positive position as Circuit, until
our wise statesmen and the people generally
have taken :Eicr Stand--lhcn, as Church, VIZ
will follow, ard Hut lead.
"Ecsulv.d, ID. That wc will take C.r stand
. with Virginia, let it he what It may.
Resolved, I'd. That shall rejoice TO re-
criyc shareholders III the Church on this CIR
cult. in addition To tiiusc We already have.
I "ltcso,vod, .ith. That We do not regard tlIe
new chapter as anything mere than We would
regard Il ncw chapter against the Use Of tobac'
co, passed by II ina jority OF the General Con
fcrcncc, telling our people that il they lnduiscd
in its use that they were sinners III the sight
Of God
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
RICHMOND, EurGlSIA, !


Dear Sr:-Saturday evening laSt, ire':r!'e'!
your letter of 22d instant
You think have unintentionally done IN
;usric. to The State Of Pennsy lvania, III my
reference to her legislation, respecting tugliIveS
from labor It would BE- source oE painiu!
rrrret to me- to find that had either Intention.
alir, or unintentionaiiy, done injustice to your
S,atc. and no one, when convinced OF TIC
error, would be more prompt to repair the
wrong, than myself Tue faithful and prompt
manner in which the present high-toned and
excellent Chief Magistrate Of your State dts
charged his duty towards this Co"In9n"e1ttn'
m recent memorable occasion, and hy which
he h#s endcarcd himself to the friends ollaw and
order everywhere, and the praiseworl!iy con,
duct Of your citizens, III surrendcrlnS !"r tE!;'l
those who had violated our laws aud shed the
blood Of our unoH-nding citizens upon
our own soil, have inspired all true Nirg!nians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
siLH: or SF0CM, cs:o:s. f!:E,TlNG I,:;

hS WEDNESDAY, the 5h dag OF Decen'rr $50, ~
fair: If not, the fair day tlcr:atcr,l viii u" >!
a E-1nuu the late rcs:ri!cr ": Jn!n H. Ser"r, dec 4,
In ;h. county Amelia all the stock OF linsr- ca T.
TlE SHEEP and HOGS; also, the crops Q! TOBACCD,
CORN, OATS and FODDER, "ni all thc FAEMIAG ~.
PLEMENTS of every description
The sale will Il; Il O'Clock, H., I'd co;Ea-
from day 10 day until coTp"i"h.
TERMS all OF t=O under. r;tsi' will Ia" .'
guired: for S2, SiX months credit VII bc grc,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
gY ORDER OF TIE EXECGTElX.
S-A. the same time and place the heir Of John II.
Sicg.r deed, will oIrr fur sale the va!ua'ie ahIp!i
Farm, known AS BELLEVUE containing lvvv acres.
SnyG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
order Countermandcd.

The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail has the follow
ing paragraph:
One Of our railroad companies hns '~n7ter'
mandcd m order to Il Northern factory '"' stv-
rral hundred tons Of rail. The reaSo' is ooTi-
nl> : i,v next March we shall be ont OF an =,
Union which imposes SO or $50 ton on rail-
road iron. How much will this save Southern
railroads?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30

:,ts:l7A> fs.tk1.Ii,

ar. - - :. - u y -
HiGHNDHD, III.
.:EFi.,gi.Rl.s S;ea.n Eagines OF every desc:ipnt'
); ~r ,.z. ,':fcua. Nils, Nil! Gvarins, Mining
49,, o. -. Feb SLY
-
. ..,.-...,. JuHS r. TAN%.A,
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
VALUABLE HANOVER LAN;' Eois

- tPGING HILL, the rcsid-fc. Of the late +r Lucy J..
= .urruss will be sold public auction if uot sold -
yatey on the Sth day Of UECEMR EeNI, This TAI II
+ The best North River land contains 20 acr- !. we'll" l.
tered and mNered and lies within on" mile If lc~ct
Turnout on the Virginia Central Railroad. IT. l. but scit
so valuable farm Is brought int" market.
Refers 10 Mr. II. t. PoinG-S'cr, of EithmnH' Mr.. t. ~
Anderson and Dr. L. H AnhrGsun of E"rdOn Hanover "r
Mr. Wright oh :tr premises.
Suy 2Z-cilil,ec. Z. VI. III Risl =, y iiu NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
In,nortauttEOrrcction.

In the letter of \. Dudley Mann to the e't'-
xens Of The slaycholding States, which appear
r,l in the Enquirer Of Saturday, instead OF one
Of the largest shareholders writes to THEN
nhe Djrectors) it should be ''onc OF the largest
sh,r,,nl,lnrs writes to ME,"--(Mr. Manu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
vALUiBLE .:>'TNTE IN cisAHLoTrs

Is,E uuGcrsieaeI having determined 10 move move S,a'h,
4 nn.rs :nr sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, IN
,h rnumv OF Charlotte. lying the waters OF the Ward
Fork JUS, and on the waters {" te h""'"e Jus'
below the confluence Of the two streams. . ,
This trsc, is located within three and !a!f miles o!
Messing Ford n-nt. the Richmond and DaPils Hai'
ru, am, cal:s about u acres, Of wh'h considerably
over uo Acres ar. .irsaie bottom land. unsurpassed III
asci:y of production ana III facility oi cultivation, hy
ny In ID. county The ailuvi. land conhrAtivry ef'
emp, from overflow sEd l acres are secured against he
water ty dAr which kept up al little cos ana "h''h
Affords rhrciua protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception of dwelling house. shl olher rn-
provc,ncns necessary excellent and in good repair
This plantation j. widely known ~ rennrHaoie iSr me
production Of ae chipping tobacco as my prices ior te
p.. ten years will fully attest also scarcely less us
:i,.uis!.ri fr wheat crops ani Sc adapted TO what
ever : .rowa In this portion .; ifc state
Snr an ouuortuuy for investment in real estate rarely
occurs and 10 those in want land il ne:!Oorliood pos.
scssu all the advantages Of good hsath and reh'ied ana
society, will take erra; pleasure III showing 'e
rrr:Ii>'s n Ill, ,, ,h
TKv.As al ir:ly determined 20 sell. VIII make me
,.r,s ,.y and Recommendations Any enquiries addressed
"a IN. vii, he promptly answered and reference can be had
"a Mr.,:. u:rrn X il"hson, RichGlon1, a.
- wM. E. GREEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
sNTENNlvE SALE or ,o,s:n ESoTSESs ',S;lss ANH

LOTS At GLpCCESILk toL' ~ ~ So. ,,.
TANIE undersigned Gcers for sale AT 'is h",'I % .
nj Gloucester Court House, lately "wne" D! !s ltt'er
john rabh, d"cd ,,,, r,,i,, ,r.
The properly consist, o !. ,enctaen AMONG ~'tui uiH
r Errt Tavern with lricS Stable. Ice House ana al!
o.Lr hntIn.. NECESSARY for conducting large business
rmr snr. Houses with comfortable GTe:i=s attached;
seven Other twv!i;G. houses and shops '"r S'eiS' -
.mi,!l. raiiaIS Carpenters and siarinase's.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have Convenient 'o's
attached 10 e,a tcr gardens and ".irr PURPOSES ana IL
r..rrr Cuurt.ilorsc situated IN The uis oil veal
y aud popuous country ana is OF 'e he;t s'a' 'o'
,u,inr>S In This section ~
The Tavern nigh, be made very profitable" i"rEe ei
,. business has always been done there, ana 'hechaH-
is nj ryrry kind can i:L constant cGifioyi!ti't.
~ -, =, ,h, ,p,srrib,r J. rRoSSEE TABB,
81 l,iauresirr Court House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
IsfoCtLoE MiLl.
-.t,r,.[-;, tntpnIrNh i'll ASIL L.

,,.. ~ i.r,,.sr.i IA surp,y any deciandf for
...-.:.:. F!:HSi GROUND, tor tae Fall cr5;'s.
..-- .r Lr.Gu j. large; selected from the ,IreHi
.. 49,. SOFIA, Guarr;cs, with special reer:atr %
..-.,.,. r. r.Gt9G4t - ~ L:HS.
-, ,..r:h,. .vy Increased patronage the rerG,
-.- ..-..! s:a:. 3: .u!y sustained .or PrRl!T old
.-, ...ln.,i;ny JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
", Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
y.IIAHLs; IOklSi NM r0Ii NAln.

.HIISilIN TO !:,pos- o! M real estate" IN order to d.
- yi. "a: proceeds uI@": ;E c:idrc:, ""e' LOT SAFE
:i;atr!y, iuy FARM, "su":,nf l!i!:
r;s mo-, Isr bic :rac .! n! liz! in the heart OF the
v,l,, tobacco ias o! Louisa, on ho:h sides OF 'Ae
.nu ira,i q: the Nrrh Aula ri"cr ANA adjoining the
I,i, o. H. f. pr!u-x:@r Gabriel Jones Joseph NJ Baker
and o.l-r. c!.! miles fri !.nI!Sa Court House ana To-
On the Virginia Ccnt!.. ltirosi, AID equally con-
;c,irni 20 pO;!. 49,, -
Til. Iari contains $50 acres Of which 2OV are Woou
.r ,r,-- t: ,,rrr tour;lIs o. which heavily timber
ed viii, OAK pine and hickory Of original growth ihe ara
blelal J., .i:i!. an! III high state ~" inipro'eN-ht-"e
,i,i,. 20 Ne .rowr!. .! wt-s', com All! tobacco.
T..re comfortable dwelling, with eight rooms, GOOD
barn tobacco houses and a necessary out'buidnSs Inc
locality i, healthy and she ne!Ehhornood pleasant IRE
suu.,:. : 4ty aishin: :" purchase wi vs The far'h
and sre themselves r-n Unnecessary 1" speak iar-
ti-r The :nrt !, c,ari- .; being divided In" th'ee tracts
Il desired i.i: di:ous e: s:c, ie terms VIII Ne
made accc:r:nn'i:" i'G c!ia-"fN
Nv racacyr. Mr Gr"yln. viii ;aHe pleasure 10 Showing
~, urcp.,, -. an, o:Ir Htlo ".shrs 20 purchase.
" JULIA A. liuLLADAT.
Toy farther in .rn!on aliy t.r: W. t. y EH;i'r'',
Chuioii,,y "a. - - u. J, Holiday, Rapid A.h s'..
ton; QaIgs 49,! i"y' I::a Railroad, who Is authorized
4 DTc:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30
MILL AIRY TACT fCS
prEilSilEa Br ORDER OF
r "a Z: ~ 4 s. g Z; = a e i "A Z. y 4

INSTRUCTION
IL
FIELD AHYILLLHT.
Prepared W Board Of Artillery u!:csrs. vi! l"n;"
:! -.
w.K rrAEru.:G. March I. l>G9.
TsIE syx.ra instruction Field Artillery prepared
4 by Epard Of Light Aritis'F ntr r. pr'''an' to G'
This Department, h:s.hs been approve! 10y II =
President Is .FTswi;i ru"s for ''e '""F;'o" amt
An exercises. Inarcuvrca, -! nrm- Of parade not en-.
brAcrd this system prohibited in The Light Arsr>
ami those hrr-n prescribed w'n r str:c'is observed
JOnS II. fLorn, s"crrtdr" "I War.
llARDEES TACTl!'S
E;,- and !.Hr Infantry Tactics, 10. the rS.rr'se rlA
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