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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08
IniPUKE RLONDI

The blood is the life aud when any foreign or unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it. it is at distributed TO
every organ of the body Every feels the poison,
and all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
will digest the food perfectly The liver ceases TO
sccrc.e sufcipucy uf bile The action Of the heart IL
weakened and 50 the circulation Is feeble The lungs
become clo-cl with the poisonous matter hence. a
couyh-and all from slight mpurity at the fountain
kraa Of lCr--the Blood AZ if YOU had thrown some
earth, for instance in pure spring, from which ran
>uv riruet. in few minutes the whole e Irse of the
stream becomes disturbed and discolored. As quickly
does impure blood ny 10 every part and leave its sting
behind. Al the passages lr,uDv oH,:rnCc, and unt~s
the ob,t i removed tis ul e" life l.r- out.
These pill, not only purity ia" blood, bat yrgeucr"' al.
the Secre,iouS Of the body, Ley are therefore, uL'ia,4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08

III DOL The highest market price
u will be paid for Wool by
May D. s. RENTCH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08

ORIME Clover Seed for sale by
Z D. S. Renteh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08
.EUED SO.V"S
Mountain Herb Pills

ABOVE, we preset Won with a perfect likeness Of
Tezuco q chief Of a tribe of the strange Aztec Nation,
that once ruled Mexico You will find full account Of
him ana his people in Pamphlets and Almanacs-to
be hS- gratis from the Agents for these Pills.
Tho Inventor and manufacturer of ''Judson'S Noun
tain Herb pills has spent the greater part of his life in
travelling, having visited nearly every country in the
wOrll. lie spent six wears among the Indians OF
the Rocky Mountains and of Mexico and it thus that
tile MOUNTAIN HERB Pills were discovered very
interesting account Of his adventures there you will find
in Almanac and Pamphlet.
l. is established fact that all disease. arise son
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08

TT is compounded entirely from Gums and
| has bee ONE an established fact, Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08
L IrNi lOIL I
Il tbs You O

The work IS written in plain language, Tree
from medical terms, so as to be easily under
stood. while Is simple recipes may soon save
YOU many times tue cost Of the book. 1t is
printed III 4 clear and open type; is illustrated
with appro priatc eugravlnEs, and will be for
war4td 90 your address. nc,tIy bound and pos
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08
S A n T O r D S
FAMILY
PILLS,
nNMpNINnEn EROM
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pore Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Gases. Ar Tight and will keep in any climate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-08

Il tets You 7.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Celebration Of the approaching Anniversary OF
American Independence, will positively take place at
the . TIARXSVTLLE PARK " at III o.
clock, A. NJ d, precisely The ceremonies Of the day
will commence with Prayer, after which the Deca'
ration Of Independence will be read by W. II. WICK
ERSuAM, ESQ, to be followed by Music on the Piano
and singing by several young ladies Of the city THIS
ended, an Grafton by Hon +. D. WHEELER Mu-
sic BY the Band under the direction Of the celebrated
Pioneer, JOHN KELLY.
A Grand Dinner will be served up at O'Clock, pre-
cisely, for the accommodation Of 800 personsprepar
ed expressly for the occasion Every delcacy Of the
season will be found in abundance, and nothing VIII
be left undone to have it the grandest affair Of the
After Dinner all persons who feel Ike indug"
ing in Dance cat do in place prepared for the
occqsiou.
Families can rest assured every attention will be
paid to their comfort and accommodated. Refresh
ments Of all kinds viii be furnished.
In the evening Grand Ball under the supervision
Of the Marysville Park Association.
Il. T. O'HANL0N,
je29td Proprietor Mcrysvlle Park.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

TRoTrING MArcn.-The Butte Democrat Of
yesterday says:
The trotting match which came off last
week at the Oroville race course, between j.
SWANS Lady Ella" and G. Holcomb's
Frank resulted in "stand Off. The first
and third heats were won by Lady Ella-the
second and fifth by Frank while the fourth
and sixth were dead heats" They were
very nearly matched though the general i'm
preston seemed to be that Lady Ella was "a
leetle the fastest" The last heat was made
in 3:54.
The three hundred yard race between
stranger and "White Lizard" was won bv
the former coming in five feet ahead, aecor-
ding to the decision of the Judges.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

VESSELS INJuRED.-The Gazette says that
the ship Polynesia which arrived at San
Francisco Thursday, in 1873 days from New
York, reports having had calision with the
barque Ork, hence for Victoria on Monday
last The head gear, boostays, bowsprit and
shrouds, and portion of the cut-wa of
tue Polynesia were carried away, aud the
oarque was cut down fore and aft on the
port side, and most of her head sail carried
"way-she lost fore-top mast, head of fore
mast mast ana main top gallant She was supplied
to reach San Diego. The ship laid bv the
oarque SO hours and rendered her every as
slstanee. She was perfectly tight, and when
last seen or the 25th, che was standing to tho
eastward with foresail and trysail
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

RECORDERS CoURr, YEsrERDAY-A des
perate Italian named Baxter was breaking
down a door of a house in Virgin
Alley, at two o'clock yesterday, occupied by
an abandoned female, when he was arrested
by officer Cay and special Policeman Perkins.
He drew knife and tried to kill the officer,
but war overpowered and taken into custo-
dy. lie was tried, yesterday morning, by
the Recorder, and fined SEQ, which he
paid
Casus Gonzales, for assault and battery on
a virgin, in Virgin Alley, will be tried on
Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

MNs' Lyons, a widow, cowhided man
named AganbrOdt, in Syracuse. for having
taken unwarranta6le liberties with her name
After receiving thorough ehastisemept be
promised to go the ladys boarding house and
retroet the SANDERS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

OK THE ROUTE AGAIN.-We are glad to see
that our friend, Charles Davis, Messenger of
Wells, Fargo 1t Co. between this place and
Shasta, and who was so badly hurt by an
accidental shot few months ago, is again on
The route and as well as ever. He is de-
seryedly a great favorite with the public and
On especial flyorite with his employers
Their appreciation of him was well manifes-
ted, during his illness, in the fact that they
kept him on full pay throughout the period.
He will be welcomed on the resumption of
his duties, by host of warm and enthusas-
tic friends
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

A New HAonT-The ship "Champion"
which arrived, day or two ago, from New
\ ork' after a swift voyage of lO4 days
brought out yacht, the property of Mr.. G.
W. Dutield The new yacht is SO feet long
and has ten and half feet beam. She has
the reputation Of being fast-S. r. Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

The Arm AT Hook FARN.-From a notice in
another column, it willbe seen that the lessee
of the Hook Farm Gardens is making ar
rangements for the accommodation of visitors
on the Fourth Of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

FATAL AccTDENr.-On the 9th Of May, a
man named Doherty was killed at Morris
town, in Northern Sierra, by the caving of a
large bank of pipe clay, while engaged in
mining He was twenty-seyen years of age,
and native of Ireland
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

PEW RENTS-At the Methodist Episcopal
Church, during the past week, two thousand
dollars have been received for pew rents.
There are still number Of pews to be rem
ted, which will add considerably to the above
amount
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

ar Mesilla Valley, Butte county, the 4th
will be observed in due form, by patriotic
exercises during the day and a ball in the
evening. An Grafton will be delivered by
Judge w ellis.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

BLoNDIN's ropes are stretched across the
gorge at Niagara, between the Suspension
Bridge and the Montagle House. The inclo-
saFes are also finished, giving accommoda-
tions for 90, 600 people.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

On Thursday morning house in the upper
part of DowDieyille was burned to the
ground. 1t was occupied by Charles Brown.
The fire was evidently the work of an incen.
diary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

In the San Francisco Police Court Friday.
William Hampshire acknowledged that he
had horse whipped Peter Lynch, and said he
had good cause for il. lie was fined s..
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

New Towns IN WAsHoE-Last week two
new towns were laid out-G ermantown, at
Indian DiggiDgs, five miles from Sullivan
District, and another town in the district
about twelve miles from Carson CITY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

PrRsoNAL.-Wm. Bausman, Esq, of the
Hydraulic Press, and Judge Stidger, or San
Juan, were in this city, yesterday. We were
glad to see them in good health and spirits.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

Oh Thursday, j. Walter Walsh, plead
guilty to three indictments for libel, before
the San Francisco Court of Sessions lie is
now an inmate Of the county prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

CHANGE OF HoUR.-The Sacramento steam
ers now leave our landing at G o'clock in the
morning, arriving at Sacramento by noon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

STRONG hopes are entertained Of the re-
covery of Mr. Farley, who was injured in
San Francisco by falling through a skylight.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

PARTICULAR NOTICE-There will ho ~ ..,-.
or driving on the track during the day or nigbt
ROBERT T. O'HANL0N
Jezo''d proprietor Marysyne Park.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

THANKS to J. w. Forney Clerk of the
House of Representatives, for a copy of the
great speech of Douglas on the Davis resolu-
tons
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

FAvoRs.-We return our thanks to the Ex-
press companies, for favors during the past
week
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

IuE treaty between Great Britain and
Honduras, recognizing the soyereirutv Of
the latter over the Bay Islands, has been
ratified, and the ratifcatons have been ex-
changed at Comayagua.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Eureka Hose Co.

Attend your regular monthly meeting on MONDAY
EVENING, July Cd, ats O'Clock.
i' 'ioer' J. p. LEAMAN, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

PASSENGERS OvERLAND.-The following
named persons left for the east, Friday, by
the overland stage; j. II. Alger, D. Nor
ris, W. W. Fitzgerald and J. O. Dickson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

Is the Twelfth District Court, John c.
Doherty has filed a petition for the benefit of
the insolvent law.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

A MAN named Barney died Thursday in
'ne san Francisco hospital, from injuries re-
celved from being thrown from a horse
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

SILVER MAcmYERY.-Machinery for eight
steam mills is on the way from San Francisco,
to be put up at Washoe Lake and on Carson
river.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

LETTERS OyERLAND.-Nlne thousand and
ten letters were sent off Friday by the over
land mail, of which four hundred and thirty
three were way letters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

WHOLESALE INFANTICIDEs IN ENGLAND.-
We find in the Financial Reporter a state.
ment almost too horrible to be believed. The
authority is stated by the editor to be a
gentleman of station and high character.
The writer says:
Il state as a fact, which am prepared to
prove by creditable witnesses before Com
mittee of the House of Commons, that in the
united parishes of st. George, Bloomsbury
and st. Giles, for which am rated, there is
not one instance in living memory of an in
fant surviving the treatment in this work
house. There are now in this work house
between so aud 80 infants and according to
all experience not one of them will be living
this time next year.
Is this to be wondered at? Certainly not
by those who know the treatment to which
these poor innocents are doomed. One
wretched pauper woman has the charge of
all the poor victims of this brutal treatment.
Their food is the coarse work house bread,
soaked in boiing water, tinged with what is
called milk. With this, as they lie in rows.
they are stuffed till they die, as of course
they would very soon do; or very soon
there would be no room TO lay them in
They are coming in almost every hour of the
day and night, and as they come in so they
go. Nobody knows; nobody cares.
We are small party in our parish, who
have been trying long time to be allowed
to provide paid and proper nurse for this
awful duty We have asked to provide only
one maid nurse yet even this the Board Of
Guardians had refused, and still refuse Can
any one doubt that these infants are so treat
ed to made away with2 1t is a notorious
fact, to be proved by undoubted evidence,
that 1t is a common practice to give these
poor infants the dregs of work house porter
and the scraps Of work house salted pork.
Whan can this be for but to hasten their de-
parture? And what is it but murder? We
know "the poor shall never cease out of the
land But we also know the command of
him who said so. My only hopes are in the
merchants of Liverpool, and my hopes in
them are that it is worth their while. for
their own interests"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

Cook, arrested at st. Louis Sierra county,
for sluiee robbery, has been taken to the
Downieyille Jail to await his trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

AMONG the many rumors in circulation is
one which whispers the probability of an
ultimate cession Of the Island of Sardinia to
France, in view Of Certain eventualities" in
Sicily and Naples.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

neutrality-suspicious. was made, yes.
terday, to Judge Bliss, in Chambers, for
writ Of mandamus to compel Supervisor
Gregory to sign the Railroad bonds recently
ordered to be issued by a majority of the
Board of Supervisors to the amount of $780,
600, in favor of the San Francisco and Ma
rysyille Railroad, he having peremptorily re-
fused to sign them. A demurrer was made
to the complaint, which was argued and sub
mitted. The decision of the Judge will be
rendered on Monday, at IL o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

MAJOR John Bidwell, of Butte county, will
deliver the next annual address before the
State Agricultural Society in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
County Court.

OOuHly OOuIt'
Notice is hereby given that the July Term OF the
County Court win be opened for the argument Of mo-
tions on Saturday, July 7h. The Calendar will be
taken up on Monday, July 9th.
CHAS LINDLEY County Jundge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
IL 5G! SEQ!
Celebration OF
IND EPEND ENCE DAY
In MARYSVILLE.

4NdaAOHhSaA AHauCEBCAAUClhCc
will be celebrated in the city of Marsye on Wedneg
day next,
July Fourth, 1890,
At sunrise and sunset there will be salutes of 101
guns.
At there will be a National salute of SO guns
At sunrise and sunset, JOY bds will be rung by the
fire and church bells of the city.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the City and County Officers
the Military, the Fire Department, the Civic Societies
Ladies representing the States Of the Union Draw
men, Watermen, EXpressmen, Citizens, etc will
move in procession through the city to the Pa
viion, where the Declaration of Independence will
he read by VANDYKE HUBBARD, a Poem delivered
by b. p. AVERY anu Address by JOHN r..
RIDGE
The exercises at the Pavilion will be nterspersed
with SINGING OF PATRIOTIC AIRS by the Leder-
krantz and School Children.
At dark there will be
Grand Display of Fire Works
on Cortez Square.
The Festivities of the day will close with a
Citizens Ball at the Pavilion.
Societies and Associations desiring to ioin the Pro-
cesson and having yet reported, will please do 50
to the Chief Marshal who will assign them places in
the Procession.
The Aids to the Chief Marshal, and the Programme
of the Procession, well as the line of March through
the city, will be announced through the papers before
the day of Celebration.
By order of Committee of Arrangements,
H.W. THEALL,
Je3O Chief Mershal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
MONDAY MORNING, JULY lst.

BALL AT SWANS RANoH.-The lovers OF
gayety and frolie, and those who love to en-
JOY the 4th Of July as it should be enjoyed
IN feasting and dancing, in social converse
ana the smiles of beauty. will not fail 70 re-
member the grand ball to come OF next
Wednesday evening at SWANS Ranch, in
Butte county. The place is delightful one,
and the new hall. which will be finished in
full time for the party, viii add to its attrac.
tions We are assured that the Hall will be
in complete order as early as Monday
SWANS Ranch is at the right distance for an
agreeable ride or drive from the city, and a
fascinating place to stop at after you arrive.
We advise everybody who can get off to go.
They will have delightful time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01

Hrs NAME.-We mentioned yesterday, that
the "lodge house" of the Eureka Quartz Co.,
near Jamison City, Plumas county, was de
stroyed by fire on the 23d inst, and that
man being unable to escape from the build
ing, was burned to death. We learn from
the Mountain Messenger that the name of
the man was Hiram Hammond. lie was
stranger from Arkansas, just having arrived
In search of employment. 1t is supposed he
became stupifed The others barely es-
capped with their lives losing their clothing
and other effects The fire started in the
lower story, near the oven, it is thought
The property destroyed was valued at $4,000
EpRoPE.-Advices from Europe are to June
lst. A Paris correspondent of the London
News gives a report that France and Russia
have agreed to partition Turkey. England
was to be offered share If she refused, the
others would go in without her.
The news from Sicily is that Garibaldi af-
ter bombarding Palermo, entered that eitv
and took possession of it on the 26th of May.
His forces were believed to have been swell,
ed to about forty thousand, a considerable
portion of the populace having Joined him.
The population were shouting "Garibaldi," D."
"Nictor Emanuel, and "Sicily," in the streets
Of Naples.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
Splendid Ball and Sumner.

IN the evening, at which every comfort and conven.
fence will be supplied those present 'oi'en-
The Ball will be under the direction of tho
the Marysyihe Park Association, which is sure g,,op
antee that 1t VIII be properly conducted Gu
4 he Supper will be prepared under tbe porso, -.
pervison Of the subscriber, and it WITH be nnc~celId
in every particular e'OSiieu
Coaches viii be run FREE to and from the Ball for
families, and those desiring TO he called for viii i ,on
leave Their address at the Senate House as e,rI
possible the Fourth 80 garry as
During the evening and throughout the Bail. tbero
will be grand display of Ni' 'here
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
Grand Barbecue and Bauouo,

prepared for the occasion, those persons ,vh, -.
feel Ike induieng in the DANUt can do so in LAY lay
selected and fitted up for the purpose under The
and shady trees. VIZ s'een
servants will be in attendance to wait upon then @ a1
barrels of pure ice water, with dippers conyri" l
will be found in various places on the ground
Ice Creams and all sorts Of desirable o,ti,, E -
such an occasion, both for grown persons md ,
dren, will be on hand, and indeed everything tbnt
could be asked for or desired such oceasi 1S ti
be present WI
Families from the country or from a distance -.
find everything pleasant and convenient NO' VIII
The entire arrangements are in the bonds en- ~
O'HANLoN, who viii take especial pains to see that
ua who may come upon the grounds, either brfors o.
at the time Of the Celebration. Oeiore OF
n b. The services Of the Day will commence at IN
O'Clock A. NJ, precisely '"0e aV III
The festivities will close with
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
"a 20! is 60!
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION !

'ENll subscriber would respectfully announce IN
n me ctlzens ol I uoA county and the public gen
the purpose of aiordng all who may desire. an on.
portulity Of celebrating the Anniversary Of A,noi
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-01
MARYSVELLE PARK

The ceremonies Of the Day will commence u.,.,,
Prayer, after which the Declaration Of Indenendc
win be read by W. II. "ICKERsHAM, Esq, to he
followed by Music Inis ended, an Grafton will be
Alarge Band Of Musicians will be in attendance dp.
ring the daY, and after oe Nu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Lord Lyons and party, consisting Of y. Ware and W
Erode, his Private secretaries and Col Connolly, % the
British Army; Major Brewster. United States Army; II
r. Sanford, Of South America Rev. W r. Nicholson. OF
Boston and Joseph G. Ames (artst), OF Boston, are
among The arrivals at the Brevoort House yesterday.
Hon J. Thompson, secretary Of the Interior; Hon
Bowel Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury, aud Hon. j. B.
Guthrie, all from Washington, stopping at the New
York Hetel
ne MARQUIS and Msrcho1ess OF Chandoe George Wa
stenhome, Mir aud Niss Rocker and George Virtue, all
Of EnglAnd Mrs. Davis and Mrs lawrence both Of syria
cuse, are stopping at the Clarendon Hosel
MAJOR Slack, Of Warrington; sidney Sergeant and party
OF Bston r. Pollard and wife, Of Virginia. Mr.. Penny
and party, OF Montreal Capt Roberts, Of the United
BATES Army and wife, and d Peters, Of California
are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Col steele, william Briggs, and Frank Jones and wife,
Of Gal fornia J. Scodeit q Hartford aud sr. j. l..
white o. the Cnited states Army, stopping the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Dol Ervirg and wife OF Baltimore. G p Hcmmlnway,
Of Valparaiso johnson, l.. Van nukar, both OF AL.
bsry, and W. Chamberlain, OF Red Hook Stopping
the Everett House
Mr. J. Clarke, ofniuos; J. Lippincot,, Il Baltimore;
Mr. Stephenson and wife, and Mccagg aod family, all
81 Geago and Z Bertram Of Connecticut, are stop.
ping at the Union Place Hotel
The Everett aard from B~,on numbering about ATTY
men. Rev r. A. Garden, OF Phiaielphia; j. Tiffany, OF
Utica; W II Van Wagner, % Sew York; e. J, Brown 81
lrviugtou ard O Putnam, OF Saratoga, stepping at
The IAiArge Hon,e.
Mayor A Bradley. Of waterbury, Conn Thomas wi.
mars and family % Baltimore. Rev. l.. W. smith, II
AIbion N. v Joseph Stere,t 81 Bucnos Ayrcs Ives
Chester Guild and family Of Boston. Dr Crane u New
ycrsy, Joseph Harrson aud family, sf Phsdelphii aud
Fouter. OF - Louis, among the arrivals at the
". Nicholas Hotel yesterday.