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Compliment, 10 Commander Maury-ino-
Their Prince Coming.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1850.
1t has already been stated in the newspapers
that the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maxi
milan contcmplatcs n visit to this country
Commander Maury has just received q letter
from his Imperial ~Ilighness, Of which the fol
lowing is a copy:
TRIESTE, June II, 1860.
"DEAI SiR:-J read with the greatest plea
sure YOUR treatise Oh Tie Winds ct Sea" and
now return my grateful thanks for this interest
ing publication, as well Us for the most valua-
bic sailing directions, OF which you very kind
" made me and the Austrian navy a present
II avail myself of this opportunity for send
ing you the meteorological diary, kept within
the last months during my trip to South :Amc.
RIGA, on board II. L. Ms steamer Elizabeth
Be pleased to accept it as 4 small contribution
to the observations you suggested, and in which
all sea-faring nations are now sedulously en-
gagged. May it serve You as q proof that our
small navy, approaching also the full weight
and extent of Your eminent results, strives to
add something to q work which all enlightened
scamen praise as the highest improvement in
the nautical science. | deeply regret not har-
ing been able to pay i visit to the Northern
part of the trans. Atlantic continent, FOR thus
lost the opportunity Of making your personal
acquaintance, and Of expressing TO you IN
words my highest esteem. AS soon ih'ehq
to undertake 4 VOYAGE to the United States, d!
trus; ! shall 'hrn have the pleasure oi s'r'ns
y0ii.
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FERDINAND MAMMALIAN,
S,,i,Iukc al Austria

.,To Can't. ii. F. MauTy. Superintendent oil the
United States Observatory. Washington.
The Commissioner Of Patents has given ISIS
hearty concurrence in = proposition for the
erection Of statues 10 the memory ni great
American inventors, the expense to be betrayed
BIZ private subscription. inches will probably
b. prepared in the patent Office building for the
r.centioo of such statues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

SrgEcu OF JUDGE DorGLAs.-Judge Douglas
made u speech in front Of the City Hall, in
Norfolk, Va, on Saturday evening. 1t was
principally devoted to popular sovereignty in
the Territories, but touching upon the princi-
pal topics Of the day. The auditory were very
attentive and orderly, but no enthusiasm, it is
said. marked the meeting. In the course Of
his speech he denounced the idea Of the South
ern States seeding III case Lincoln shall be
elected, ard declared that any attempt to break
up the Union ought to be met with the forcible
resistance Of the General Government.
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OFFICIAL VorE OF NORTH C~ARoLISA.-It ap.
pears from the official returns Of the late Gu
bernatorial election in North Carolina that
Ellis, dem, received %, 500, ard Pool, Opp,
53,262. Majority for Ellis G,S2S. The Demo
cratic vote has increased since the last election
3,1Gl, while that Of the Opposition has increas-
cd 13,2l6-total increased vote of the State
1857, which is within six votes Of Ellis ma
jority two years ago.
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Arrival OF The Nova Scot!a-AdditionaI
Foreign News.

a1rlSAl o. tic NOpu
Foreign News.
Ussponding Letter from tie Pdpe-Fu7ther
.from .Syrta--Eieryetic Efforts Of tie Turk
ISL Government 10 Punish the Druses--Ia,.
sacre at BalJee Confirmed.
FARTHER PoIST, August 27.-The steamer
Nova Scotia, from Liverpool, for Quebec, with
adviccs to Friday, the 18th, two days later,
passed here this afternoon.
The steamer Bremen arrived out on Friday.
The Pope is said TO have written 4 most me.
lancholv letter to 4 cardinal in France. lie
looks upon all MS lost, but although convinced
that he shall die by the bullet Of an assassin,
declares that he will quit Rome under no con-
dition and at no price.
CoSsTANfINopLE, Aug. ll.-Advicrs from
Damascus to the 9TH state that Fuad PHscha
had surrounded Lebanon with his troops and
threatened to put them to the sword if the
Druse SkeikS did not surrender in two days.
Twenty had already been taken and nearly 500
other important arrests had been made. and q
thousand camel loads Of plundcred property re-
covered.
The Sultan has made u speech expressing a
resolution to punish the Syrian offenders most
severely, and an intention OF reducing the vast
list of sinecures Of high functionaries, and ef-
fcctins economy generally. The Sultan is also
about 10 address another letter to Queen Nicto'
rim and tile Emperor Napoleon, expressing Il
desire to have the sole punishment of the often.
dcrs.
The news Of the massacreS at Balbcc is con.
lrmed, but no details have been received.
LlvsRpooL Aug. lS.-Cotton-Sales Of the
week 90 900 bales including 1G, 200 bales to
spectators and ~, 900 bales for export. Low
er qualities have improved I'd. Middling quail.
tiles have advanced id. Fair qualities are gen.
orally unchanged. The last advices from the
United States caused the advance. The sales
to-day reached 10000 bales. The market
closed steady. New Orleans fair e; m%idlling j.
Mobile fair ID, middling gid; upland fair Cpd,
middling 5 1850. Stock in port l,l57,00o
bales.
The adviccs from Manchester are favorable,
The market closed steady.
Breadstufs.-The market closed with an al,
vancins tendency in prices owing to the una.
voruble weather. All qualities have slightly
advanced.
Some authorities shy Hour has advanced Is,
corn Is. and wheat 3D.. since Tuesday.
Provisions.-rh market closed dull.
Lyndon MARKETS, Aug lI.-ConsolS 922a
023.
BrcalStuifs quiet and iomiraliy unchanged.
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LlDEEiAS CoMAEIcE.-Two Liberian vessels
lave arrived at Liverpool with valuable cargoes
Of palm oil, ivory, gold dust, camwood, etc,
which will sell to great profit to their owners.
They are the Z. \. Rove, belonging to Edward
+. Roy, and the Moses Sheppard, the property
of McGill Brothers-all colored merchants Of
Liberia.
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The Wing press are orer joyful at The diSl-
sion among Virginia Democrats-and their
songs Of delight will serve as notes of warming
to our party. Hear how the i;edtnr1 county
Sentinel speaks:
"Thus, we have tpo separate Democratic
Electoral Tickets in Tirginia, each oi which
claims to be the real "Simoa pure. The death
knell of Democratic ascendcncy in Virginia
has been sounded by the bell-ringelS Of the
party, and we fervcntly hope that its revcrbcra-
ting echoes will be heard throughout the entire
length and breadth Of this glorious Union, I'M
til the last remains Of this corrupt organization
shall have been "veiled in dust"
You "fcrvently hope" it, do yon friend
Well hope on.
Hear the Alexandria Gt-ette's calculation:
- " = If tic Enquirer" cannot make
out i better ease than this, or a more fiattering
statement OF probabilities, We consider the State
safe, with reasonable exertioris, for Bell and
Everett, By at least 10000 majority. Douglas
will probably receive 10000 or $1,000 votes,
and Bell and Everett will receive the largest
vote ever given for Opposition candidates State
or National"
With all the luagilltylng ami eAagGcTating Oh
the strength Of Mr.. Douglas in Virginia, by
the Wing press, here is 4 paper that builds its
whole hope on that strength, and yet only
claims 10, 900 to $1,000 votes for Douglas, out
Of Il Democratic vote of nearly 100, 900; and it
only claims a majority for Bell Of equal to its
minimum allowance to Douglas. That is to
say, the Gazette" in effect tells the Douglas
men that they form only about one-eighth Of
their party, but yet that they arc expected
w~ilfully and knowingly to give the State to
Bell, SO as to sound the 'death-kner, and start
the 's'rcverbcratins echoes over "thc last re-
mains" Of the corrupt" Democracy! That
is what you are expected to do, Douglas inen,
and hence the present kindness you are receir-
ing from men who hate Douglas, but wish to
aid you in the work they hope Of yon.- Her.
SpnfiDsI
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$40 REWARD,

4 SECONDED from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
a Company, shont two weeks slnce, while on a visit 10
his former home, In Richmond, a mulatto boy, William, who
l.. hired Of Miss l. 7. Gordon. He Is about 1S or 90 yean
ncllaihtri In Richmond, and 1, evidently lurking about
lie city. The above reward Of $40 will be paid for bis ap-
prea-us.on and delivery to said company In LynchburR, or
Tor his confinement In jail 10 as they can getbin again, ~
THE0. T. REYN0LDs,
Aug dit Fer General superintendent.
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ELECTED JuDeES-EN n. Palmer, formerly a
residen, OF Appotnattox county, "a but who
now resides in Houston, Texas has been. elect
ed Judge of tie Circuit Court of that district.
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ATTEMPTED SulcIDE.-A gentleman named
Orphelia attempted suicide in Norfolk, on Mon
day last, by taking laudnun. Prompt medical
aid saved him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

Ten thousand pcssons attended the Brecken-
ridge meeting in New Orleans last week
Great enthusiasm prevailed.
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ITO IA 81 n WILLIAMSON:

Voc will please take notice that ! snail proceed. n ~
i law Office OF Burford and Friend, in MaEcat.'rf, v
on Friday, 18th day ~ September, is-'. h"'*"'n 10" ... ..
OF 9 4. 81. and o 2. NJ. Of that day, 10 taI- u" "rf"N."'.
OF WIN. X. Wetiger and others, to he read In e'.4'IS- :"
my behalf, In 4 certain suit now pending in i!' -
Court OF Chesterfield on the Clancpry side thereof 80
l am plaintiff and you are defendant. II :hs fs'ins 81 80
said dispositions shall. from any cause, not Ice cgm:leLc>1
or being commenced, shall not he ~coIp!eiec, on u "
aforesaid, the taking Of the said deposition: ~Mi w =" ~,
jouroed from dag 10 DAY, or from lin! 10 ''as' HI'' IT"
$ 70. WILLIAMSON.
-. O ALL. ~ Coun.sl.
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u HI NO.I.IV.N " u VIZ
faNO THE SHERIFF 0F HESRIC0 COCSTi. GEEETI%r
{ You ar. hereby commanded 10 SUMMON The Ne~ Yr,
xnd Richmond Coal Company, 10 appear q: 'ar C:"rL.
Office II our Circuit Cour, Of the County Of !Irrrro, Az.
Rr!rs 10 BE- holden for the said Court, on he frs: McE.n
In September next. TO nns~e. tho action u; Philip Eaaz.
Frank Kahl and Edmund VI. lvcns, late partners, rG.t.
The style OF PHILIP gshin, OF a pies Of trespas> on he ca.
Damages 400. And have then there this writ. W!;nr...
johnson Sard,, Clerk Of our said C0ur, 3, The SAFE COGa
House in the City of Richmond. TIE llth day Of AGs='.
ISN, AMI in :hr sjta year OF the Commonwealth.
JOHNSON SLNi~
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KY THE GOVERNOR OF ti:iCISih.s
4 ppnNI iNLTI0S.

REFORMATION having been received ~ tL= tNeru"'S
4 that HARkY MYERS, who Is charged with tie ciif-
murder, perpetra,ed on The sd inttant. IN ;i- tv':a'!
Prince George, has fed from justice and Is NJ" t,'1t
large ; therefore l do hereby ocer a re*ari 81 o't -.
DRIED DOLLARS 10 any pcrsoo who shat! h'!''t 80, =.
Harry Ny srs and deliver hIu Into the jail Il! ~: 60
Prince George, and ] do moreover rrlui'r u. "'.E.'
this Comtaonwr aItl, civil and military, ard 'EtH:i' ~
pie generally 10 use their best %r1ertsJEs ;v pf""G:r =
resi-, that he may be brought TO justice. .r:
- Given under my hand as G oreranr. ,"'i s"''' ,.
. I. 8. ! Less Seal Of The Commonwealth, A. Eir!L.G''"
- eth day o: August, lstO.
By The Governor, JOHN El!L"."
GgoRGr ". MrSFokD, Secretary Of the Comtnan" 'H'a
Harry Myers l. Of Dutch parcntage, abou: :5lsns
age. speak, broken English, has . large mouth. !st':'.y :,
aa!r, stonps very mach when walking, looss 49," -
spoken %, and Is about s1 fee: h.Sh- Au:E.-
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LEGAL NOTICES..
THE COMMON WEALTH o., TiRGryI.

N COMMON WEALTH or iEGISI
ITO n SHERIFF OF lIENRiCo COUNTY GREyr,yn'
a You are hereby commanded 10 summon The Nev W
and Richmond Coal Company to appear at the Clerks o..
fee Of our Circuit Court OF tie County Of IIenrico. n -
Rules to he holden for the said Court, on the first Moni+.
In September next, TO answer the action or phi!ip pr:
and Frank kahl, partners under the style 81 phillp Eabr
OF a p!ea oft-espaSs on the case. Damage S!itaI. A.,
have then there this Writ. Witngss, johnson Sands. CI-.,
OF our said Court, at the State Cour; House In the civ =,
Richmond, the 18th day Of August, $50, and In tn *
year OF the Commonwealth, JOHNSON SANDS.
4 copy-Teste,
Aug lI-cw4w JOHNSON SANDS. cl-ri.
TIE COMMON WEALTH OF YIRGfNII
rHHo THE SHERIFF OF HENRICO CnCH;TY GREETlAc '
q fou are hereby commanded to summon the w.
lorE and Richmond Coal Company 10 appear II the Ci.tt,
Oh!ce Of our CIrcGi: Court OF the County Of lienriea :.
IN August next, tn answer the action Of Samuel iouDs:.
q pea OF treapass on the case. pamsse $!up. And h:,.
tnsn mere IN: writ. Witness, johnson Sands, Clerk c: c..
sH'". onrt Al the State Court House in the CITY o. III.
noh.. The ZliI day 81 Iuiy, 1864, and IN the Ssh gear
the Commonwealth. JOHNSON s,lrs
\ copy T"tr,
Aug 1T-cwIw JOHNSON S,yES r.,
E1iH' COMMON WhsALTH OF WRIGHT,
fENOTHE SHERIFF OF IlENRIcO COUNTY. GGEgTIvc
d You ac hereby Commanded In SUMMON III. ~ ~"
anu EicInio!i Cnai Company To appear at thu C.rTL,. nv.
Of our Circuit Court Of the County ~ Urs,f,,
EI!es Ia he holden ios the said CoGri, ur t- G,..
IN August next, I" answer the acti1a u: .I,.-,;. \u.,,i'
4 plea OF srssf'ass on the case. DIn.-. sgI, InI'
then there this writ. Witness, johnson Ssu;. -, 49,
said Cnuri. atthr state Court II1Gsr, IN r.. ,i,r !, pHh
rnonri, the 2'th day NJ J"y. 1874, and In ne ~; n - ~
u JOHNSON $lNiS.
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DoRTO RICO MOLassEs OF THE IL

J. quality,
Muscovado Molaises,
Family Syrups, -.
Paie No. !, German, Erasive and ii-rt 81"
Ing Soaps,
Toilet Soaps,
Pure Virginia Cider Vinegar;
Extra HaccsronI and yermIceii,
Fresh Sprices for Picking,
Pine Apple Cheese:
London and Dublin PoTtes, v,. g.:
Broons, Water Buckets, Cedar bucese, w. s.t ch.stai
Sperm Candles, EnslI,b and Scotch Als, KsMa aarai FOR
Olives, Osp.rs, Farce English and French As'
lle by ouIyBEglAfsA.
Aug E-c4= bLAiE
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Aug li-cwlw JOHNSON sA%DS. u!-l.
THE COMMON WEALTEI OF VIRGINIA.

ysJo THE SnERIFro OF HENRICO COUNTY, GREETING
4 You are hereby commanded TO su'auea the N~s iort
hc. Of. our Circuit, Court OF the Couaiy II Henrlc0. ::
the Rules 10 he holden for the said Court, on the =g,t Ma
day In August neSt, to answer the ac:!on e; Are iSa.! !.
Woodson and John l. Woodson, Merchants AMI iarins..
trading under the Arm ard style of a. +. Wnoi:on 4 ~
WooLson, OF q plea Of trcspa.i q" The casr. Damage IL.
And have then and ;aere this w'!t. WiiEr.-. J"hn'cr
Sands, ClrrS 81 our said Court. at the State Courthouse l.
the City OF it!chnoni, the .I.h dag Of Jnly, lsov, and 10
the S:dh year % lie Commonwealth.
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DEATH Or y WRITER roH TIE PEE>S.--Wm III.
Wilson, bookseller, Of poushkcepsie, New York,
died in that town OH Saturday last at the age of
80 years. Mr.. Wilson was 4 Scotchman, anu
before he left Scotland was II well-known CON
tributor to Blackwood and other magazines.
lie has also written largely FOR magazines and
newspapers in this country.
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THE COMMON WEALTH or VIRGIN,
TIE GOMMoN WEALTH or VTN5:iSn

FBNO HE SnhniF- w HEHElrJ COUNTY IiEfTTI\I'
z You are hereby ccn!nanar! 20 .ur,mon H.. - 80,
and Richmond toa! C":nr4nY 10 appear At III. C!r,s'. Gg,-
OF our CircGi Court, o. She county Of lIrn!Icr, a. IT, Ia.
10 be holden for the SAID Court, on the .r>, Mont, &, 4.
gust nrst, TO aasw"r The action 81 Jane. l. VI a.. ~
pea OF t-rspai' on The case. nRm.g" s.:n, AMI "A.
then there ihi- ~rii. "itn-:s: Jnhn'0n Sas!., Ci-51 &, o.,
said Count, "a; the State CoTf; llvu.. Il. the cIty q. ,,,I
mond, The 3l.t day OF Ja!y, l:?n. AMI IN .h- >:h -,
the Commonwealth. JOHNSON SAM.
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Aug lt-cTi3 JOHNSON SASps. CIR.
The cow WEALTH OE rERGtAIt

r6I0 THE SHERIFF OF HENRIC0 COUNTY, GRIFFIN
4 You are hereby ~commsni-! 20 umnoa ~" hrw Naf.
and Richan:.d Cos! Cnmrahy 10 appca. At :he CIsis..!
nee Of our CIrcu!t Court, .! the c"urty g !!.ur!c", n.r.
rules 10 be Golden tor the said Corr; Oh ,Gc int MHri,
In August next, 10 answer the action q "ll!itiu sEi'l :.
= plea Of trcspa-s on the case. paIa. i,ta. hgI h.s,
then thrre tbs writ.
Witness. johnson Sands. CLERK Of our said Cour;, s: l,I
State COurt. House, 10 the City OF Richmond. ~ jls; H.,
July. lS6D. and IL the sj:h year Of i!r Comufo3-a'rO.
JOHNSON SANI-.
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PREPARING roH FlI.IGrsrEEs.-Jhe govern.
,nent Of Honduras has notified the other Cen
trail American governments Of the movements
Of Walker, and asserts It's determination to
llsc every means withi', lis power to reIri The
~in"a,!rr.
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AC"l,y--Trs:t
I,ur T-c,,y JOHNSON SANDS, CIeEi.

NTIHEISTi:-A, Rule. held In the Clerk Dnic- =.
IN. Circuit Cour, Of the county "f Hcntico. :is q;
day Of August, lSt+I
David VI. Dewitt, Pihii''..
aVaiu.t
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others OF Macon county, Alabama, under date
Of Nashville, July 25th, 1860, says:
81 believed that it would be more respectful
as well rs more satisfactory to you to ACCOM-
pany my answer with such an expression Of
my past course, inasmucll as the only reply 7
could make to all such letters would be but lit
tie more than ! reference to it, consistently
with the position ! occupy before the public
Having been placed in that position by a Con-
vention Of enlightened patriots, which dclibc-
rately resolved TO adopt no platform or declara-
ton Of principles, other than such as are i'm
piled in the pledge to maintain the Constita-
tion, the Union and the laws, consider that it
would be a virtual Reputation of their views
were | to give any new pledges, or to make
any new declaration of principles"
1t will thus be seen that Mr.. BELL declines
endorsing the Alabama platform. lie refers
MeSsrs. Watts and Echols to the record Of his
past course, as embraced in a compilation pub
lishcd in the National Union"
What is the consequence. Why, sone Of
his friends infer from his past record m en-
dorsement of the position Of Breckenridge and
Lane on the territorial question. Whilst in
Tennessee, las the Nashville Union says no
man in his party has yet in the public journals
or on the hastings dared to commit him to the
doctrine Of Congressional protection to slavery
in the Territories, whenever necessary.
As the Nashville Union we'll remarks:
Is there q Bell organ Or orator who will say
that he does affirm the duty Of the General
Government in all its departments to afford
such protection.
The confused tones OLA discordant bell
will not 10 for an answer to this interrogatory,
nor will the stupid utterance Of 1.-THE Constitu-
ton, the Union and the enforcement OF the
laws" satisfy an intelligent people.
If Mr.. Bell and his friends remain dumb, as
to his views on this material question in the
issue, and are content to rest his claims upon
his record, we arc willing TO refer our fellow.
citizens TO the facts we have presented as con
elusive against him.
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NTIsGISIA-IN CHASCERY.-At rI'es held for lie
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county, IN the Clerk
OIicr thereof. on .he first MnniSy In August. $50. belly
the 9Th day OF said month
William c. BIrchert. rls!n'.-,
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ViRGINIA.-.At Rules held In the CLERKS once
the Circuit Court at the City Of Richmond. the s'N "s

VIRGINIA.-it rules held In ;hr Clerks oareso .:
the Circuit Court OF the city .! Richmond, the :h
day VI August, lsd0-
Mary Frances Kerby, by Thomas bradford. her ns';
friend, psintH.
assins,
Robert y: Rtrby sud o;h-r pe;ei"!sn,.
The object Of 'th!' sut l. TO Dh.ail u tirUrcc or legal ,p
alton from Roi eri +. kcrby, and support on, OF hi. e-,s.
and 10 injoir and restrain him, his agents and 'f
wants from selling his real estate, "T ~:S>golrS ~
rents thereof; and aISIavit having b-rn mai. al: Git
that the defendant above named il u non. resident Of IT,
Commonwealth, the said defendant is roifEed to a.p.''
within one month after due publication hereof, aud w
what Il necessary 10 project his !ntescs: IN lids suit.
ACopy-Tesie,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-19
W WESTERN HOTEL.
&A
LII

THE undersigned having leased the vel
L known T.4TERN STAND of Joseph Ent-
Ter, on German street, Shepherdstown, is now
prepared 10 accommodate Travellers and the
Public generally. I he HOUSE is large and
commodious, having been thoroughly renoya-
ted. His Table shall at all times be suppl
ed with the best the markets afford. His Bar
is well stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. His ST.3BLE is large and roomy
and shall at all times be furnished with abun-
dance of proyedder. He has also large
YARD for the accom- mediation OF Droyers and
Waggoners. In the yard is a pair of Hay
SC.9LES where all persons having Hay, Cat
lie, or other articles TO be weighed will be
promptly waited on.
N. B.-Boarders taken by the week, month
or year. His Terms will be moderate and in
all cases made 10 suit the times.
VIM. II. CROWL.
Shephcrdstown, April 2 1859 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-19
'rhe American Vegetable
FAMILY MEDICINES.

NO Medicines advertised either lii the Unite
~ States or in Europe have The weesiabsh-
ed and weil-deserved celebrity oil DIX. AOF
FATS LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TIERS, and so universal is their use In the
families Of this country, IN every State and
almost every town and village that they may be
pronounced, without the least degree OF ostenta-
iious pretention 10 be the Family Medicines OF
America.
la ali arrangements of the Digestive Func-
tons, aud OF The Liver, Bowels Kidneys, Blad.
der and principal Visera, there Is certainly moth
ing 10 be compared with them for the prompt
and ctlecua relief which they afford.
Co,tiveness Of a kinds Piles, however OBJ
stnse Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Headache, Ner-
,ous ID blnlv, Genera Weakness, Fever and
Ague and other Intermittent Fevers /; Worms
in Children and Adults; Chollc and Settled
Pains in the Organs and Limbs EruplonS o
The Skin, Ulcers, Sores, Biles, Unheailh!
Complexion, Rheumatism, Gout, DrOpSy, De-
cline, Palplaion of the Heart and Rush oi
the Blood TO the Head as we'll as all other de-
engagements OF health, yield 10 these astonishing
remedies with certainty and rapidly unptece-
denied in the history Of medicine.
In proof OF this, and much more than would
readily be behaved in all age IN which the most
extravagant preen,ions are set up Tor compare
lively worthless preparations. ire proved by
thousands of certificates voluntarily transmitted
10 the Proprietor 10y the persons cured, and
which may be seen at his office.
10th the LIFE Pills and PHOENIX BITrERs
are mild and agreeable in their operation, anc
etfectually cleanse the system of all impurities
without occasioning any prostralion OF strength
or requiring any confinement OF change OF diet!
Prepared aud sold by
DR.. VIM. B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, New York.
October |, 1859. ly'