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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

DR. Gatdshelps Salve will cure Bone
IL FeIoas. Sores, ErupIlons. &c. Sold
at Dr.. Magrudfr'S
may 8 Drug Store.
DNGLISIl Corn Plss,ers. for sale al
IL jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
DAG Csrpetng, Oh Cloth and Mating.
IL for sale by j. S Nfirin.
an so ElS Branch & UnionvlIle.
HEAVY Lindsey SUITS for men and
III bows. at LickHder'S
ocl2 Cheap Clothing Store.
THE late Style Has and Caps for men
L and boys can be found at
oct , Licklide'S.
NRINDSTONES and Gundsrone
" Hanglngs, Clurns, and Horse. Buck.
els, for sale BY Nc Curly & Duke,
OCT 9 ChaI.esIuWu.
UINGARl Biuers, at
q nov 81 Billings Drug S'oro.
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YOUNG HEN.


Spcrma,orrhea, loss Of Mental and PHYSICAL
power, Involuntary Discharges Loss Of Memo
y. Confusion Of Ideas, Dmuess OF Sight. Ring
iu- ~ the Ears, Pains IN the Ions and Breast.
kruPlions, Indigestion, Bashfulne,s, Threaten
ed Insanity, aud Consumption, wD.ch destroy
body and mind.
MARRIED MEN or those contemplating
marriage, should restore ylZor 10 their bodies
and minds, ere they entail misery and disease
upon those OF their posteriy.
CHRONIC GONORRHEA or (Gleetl cured
IN i've days by aloca application when all 9th
er remedies have JAILED
Persons at distance by stating symptoms,
treated, and medicines mailed or expressed
a Cure guaranteed in all cases. Cali in per-
son or address
DR.. RECORD & CO..
No. al West Fayette street.
between Liberty and Howard.
Baltimore, Md.
Or. }. /. Records Essay on the Causes OF
LOST MANHOOD sent BY mail in sealed Ell.
Nelope on receipt of Ten Cents.
Cut this Card out for future reference.
April 10, 1859 !,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-16

GOLD ID OW N!
FORGE d. K E l. l. L Il s.
No. II Hest Washington Street,
HAeERsTowN, Md.
and see the reduction in prices of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
Ware and Spectacles.
-
He has lust returned from the Eastern cities
with complete and magnificent assortment OF
goods. selected especially for the Holiday Haue
and Bridal presents.
Ladies' Gold Watches from Sa5 to Si0o
cents, Gold Watches from % to 4oU
Waltham Silver Watches from Is TO %
Elgn'Silyer Watches from IS 10 oU
Ienine and Patent Levers ~ 10 ~
Rv special arrangements he is enabled to
sell TEA and TABLE SPOONS and fohhS,
with 20 per cent heavier plate than the usual
standard, Tor lle same dhAVuu' VI NO.!
which the inferior article is sold By other deal
ers. He is sole agent Of Washington County
for the
Celebrated Patent Accommodating
SpsCtGrIes,
one Of the best and latest inventions OF the age
being so constructed that the wearer can
change the glasses without trouble, both for
viewing far and near objects. For persons
who require two different kind OF Spectacies
for seeing far and near, this article Will Dc a
saving of great expense ,.,,,.
> The finest quality Of Dol Bile CON
VEN and Concaye Convex Lenses will be FUR
ni,hed with each frame sold. EIght-day Clocks
with double winding Spring and walnut
Frame for 81. Also tue assortment OF
CALENDER CLOCKS,
warranted 10 prove satisfactory. These clocks
indicate accurately The minute, the hour, the
dav Of the week. Tie day ol The month aud the
molth.
AZ HAIR JEWELRl made TO order al
short notice His Stock comprises 4 large as
sortment Of Fine Jewelry, Fancy Goods, SleF-
linz Silver and Plated Ware OF every variety
and description.
All Goods warranted as represented.
a. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired and all work warranted for one year.
Remember the place, sign Of the BIG SPEChS
u West Washington Street, doors east Of
the Uagers,own Bank. G d. KELLER.
Hagerstown, December IL, 1869. ly
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick-
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CHOICE AND AT LOWEST FIGURES.
AZ Please give ihcm call, for they war
rant salts faction. Oct' Is
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
THE sLUyaSHOT.

Murderous Assault Upon Major w. w. Lee
land-Tw0 of His Teeth Knocked Out-His
Assailant Takes Refuge in "rhc', Aliens
Sporting Crib.
About eight O'Clock last night, as Major w. w.
Leland, who recently caned Mr.. George Wilkes in
Broadway for personal attacks upon himself IN the
Spirit OF the Times, was walking along Prince street,
between Mercer and Greene streets, north side, he
was assaulted by sungshot or brass knuckles and
paddy bruised. Fortunately Major Leland had by the
advice Of his friends armed himself with revolver
Immediately after the encounter with Mr.. Wilkes and
as soon as the nrst blow was struck by the rufan,
drew his pistol and fred The assaant at once fed,
followed by three additional Shots and, pursued by
Major Leland, took refuge In The Aliens establish
ment the st. Bernard, corner OF Prince and Mercer
streets. Captain McDermott, Of the Eighth pre-
cinct was promptly notified OF the occurrence, aud
sent detail OF police TO search Aliens premises,
but the bully could not be found Major Leland had
been at the Metropolitan Hotel for some Time pre-
vlous 10 starting out, aud was on his
way to take the University place cars
for the purpose Of visiting his brother at the
st. Elmo, and as his assailant passed him from be-
hind and turned to make the assault If Is evident
that he had been following the Major Tor oppor-
tunty to attack him. The only injury sustained by
Major Leland was severe cut upon the lip, causing
OF his front teeth In she upper jaw; but there
doubt that II he had not drawn his revolver with
such promptness his assaant would have felled him
to the sidewalk, and perhaps murdered him before
assistance could reach him In that unequented part
OF the street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20

When cut almost TO pieces ne whipped the red and
cleaned out many anxious betters. Time, ION.
Fourteenth Ffght-Maryland ginger red hve
pounds one ounce; the District i've pounds
Another red horse 1t was desperate for two or
three minutes bat the black got his eyes Knocked
out, throat cut In twain and was whipped nicely.
Time 13m.
Fifteenth F1uht-The District men began to feel
sick but yet bet finely. Maryand's stock was going
up and It looked after all as n they might win the
main. The District only wanted anotner Dattle Dut
couldn't seem get it, but TINS time they brought
In q rattler, q black red walked by George Eslen.
and named the Comet; Maryland. white, WITH yell
low hackle. Fifty to forty on the red RAPID ngnt.
ing was the order, but Comet cut the 0ther down
eventually and killed him, yet II tooK teirlole
amount OF nghting TO do It. II was the general YER
dict that the pyle was OF the best ever seen ana
had 1t not been for q broken wing would nave
cooked the red. This the main for the District
OF Columbia, and right glad were they TO get OUT OF
small place so luckily. Time 33m.
Strteeath Fi0ht.-The last battle Maryland showed
gray nve pounds eight ounces, named Jonn Brown,
and the District black red with white mead Two
ounces lignter. The latter was the well known
Eagle bird, by Chance. bred by genial Maddox, OF
Virginia. They were fighters. Both had rare game;
but finally the Eagle bird. who was great rasper,
won, when stone blind, and sent the gray nome 70
his mother dead. Time, 50m. This ended one
Of che finest mains OF game cocks ever fought In
the South. Not single wrange was heard during
the two days fighting; and while the cooks died
game, so did the losing Marylanders.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
FRANCE.

Prince Bouaparte's Trial-Poiiiical C0mbina-
tion Against Ollivier-The Parties In Parlia-
ment-M. Renan's Cnse-Fashi0n and the
FashionabIes.
M. Salmon Nor rather) had given full powers to
NJ. Bernheime, avoue, Of Paris, to represent the
family Its civil action against Prince Pierre Bona
parte.
Gdngnant's Messenger Of Paris OF the 9Th OF
March, writing on the Cabinet and parliamentary
political situation ana prospects. says
The journals Of the two extremes, right ana left,
are combining with more zeal than ever their efforts
against the Ministry. As the Pe4pIe Frdncats right
likes to cite the organs or the advanced opposition,
we recommend to It the articles now published by
the Mdrsedtse and the Rdppel on the great plot of
the liberal party against the mpire and democracy.
The Aoefttr National strong y d1sapproves OF the
sort OF retract0n which NJ Re nan has made for the
purpose OF recovering mis- post OF Professor OF
Hebrew At the College Of France
TIE Steele, without attaching an undue degree Of
importance to religious considerations, expresses
Wishes in the interest Of science, for the nomlna-
tion OF NJ, Renan.
Lady Cowley, accompanied by Lady Fedora Wei.
lesley, her daughter, was In Paris.
Count de StacKelberg, The Russian Ambassador In
Paris, gave brilliant concert Among the guests
were the Archduke Albert, Count Daru, NJ. Olivier,
M. Louvet, M. Baroche, several representatives Of
foreign courts, Senator'S &C.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
E y r Q P E.
The Chinese Mission in St. Petersburg Q md
the Burlingame Succession.
English Opinion Of the Oneida
Disaster.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SMITH { /sslEys BROTHER

The North German Doyds man steamship
Deutschland, Captain Neynsber, from Bremen on
the 5tn and southam <toa on the stn Of March, ar
rived at this port a. quarter to three O'Clock yes
terday morning f<iaging our special European cor
respondence ana mail report in detail OF our cable
news tsegrar.s, dated TO her day Of sailing from
England.
The approaching royal English visit to Ulster was
regarded nth much interest in the North oil Ireland.
Great Preparations were made at Belfast where the
Prince and Princess OF Wales expected TO arrive
about Easter.
The Italian Parliament reassembed March s, after
its long recess.
The Hon. Robert O'frien, brother to Lord Inchi-
quin and also to the late William Smith o. 'Brien,
dropped dead at his own house, while dressing for
dinner.
The viii OF Cardinal de Bonald, OF France, shows
that the eminent preate leaves very little fortune.
books destined for members OF his family as sou.
venirs 20 be sold and distributed among the poor
The King OF Denmark sent TO the Viceroy OF
Egypt the Grand Gordon or the Order OF the Dane
brog.
Mr.. Brown, attache OF the British Legation at
PekIn, who mad been placed at the service OF Mr..
Buriingame, arrived In PARIS from England, and lett
for st. Petersburg.
The census OF the city OF Vienna was terminated.
The population, with the suburbs, is $50, 600.
The children OF Prince Napoleon were seen among
the Juvenile audience at one OF the Punch aud Judy
shows III the Champs Elysees, Paris
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
RUSSIA.
The Chinese Mission After MIR. Burlinganae,s
Death-Intcrruption of the Diplomacy
National Estimate of his Character.

The Chinese Mission After MIR. Burlingan,e,s
Death-Intcrruption of the Diplomacy
National Estimate of his Character.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 81, 1870.
In consequence OF Mr.. Burngame's death the
direction OF the Chinese mission has devolved, at
least for the present. on the TWO Assistant Ministers,
Chi Kang and Sun CHA Ku. The first secretary, MIR.
Brown, not yet arrived but is expected in q few
days. In the month OF September last Mr.. Brown
went to China taking with him the treaty concluded
with the United States and has recently returned to
Europe Mr.. Brown enjoyed to the fullest degree
the confidence and esteem OF Mr. Burlingame and
was looked upon by him as u man capable OF carry
ing out the objects OF the mission should 1t become
necessary. II Is most likely that 1t will
be necessary 10 wait for new instructions
from China before any new work is be.
gun. The death OF Mr.. Buringame has called
forth expressions OF sorrow on every side for the
loss Of so distinguished man, and Mrs. BurIingame
IN her bereavement Is attended by the sympathy Of
all classes OF people.
Among the notices OF the decease Of Mr.. Bur.
lingame select one from the Journal de 81. Peters,
burg, which will serve very well to give an idea Of
the general tone OF feeling here The notice was
published on Friday evening, the eve OF the funeral
and reads thus
The sudden death Of this diplomat tMr Buangame who
20 II vii ss a f
oiound impression upon all those persons who had
asw sea forth
versa feefng OF coincidence with family severely tried
II anything can alay the bitter grief cansed BY such
mI.fortins II tune. ss.ursdy ne e.p,e:siop The
Al Russia win joinat the loss q citizen who the
honor Of his country and the legitimate hope Of the
sgn and the nation who had reposed their condolences IN
ssnce and devotion. Mr.. Burngames family will part from
with sad recolections but which w without doubt be
associated the remembrance public
At which has snatched from the noble
of the husband and father whom they
loved.
MRS. BUURLfNdAME TO PRINCE GoRTCHAKoFF.
In answer to the letter addressed to Mrs. Burifn
game by Prince G0rtchakon on behalf OF their Maes
ties the Emperor and Empress, Mr. Edward l.. Bur.
lingame sent the foii0wing@
PRNoE-In behalf Of my mother, we'll Of myself pray
E1ceency to have the kindness to lay before their
perA Maeses the expression Of profound gratitude
Sbs precious consolation which has pleased their
20 address through Ny mother and myself pray
Exceency also heartfelt thanks
expressions Of sympathy and Of esteem for the character OF
my much lamsned father have the honor be
celiencys most obedient servant
EDWARD L. BURLINGAME.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. q, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Tho launch Of the Great Caisson Yesterday.
The immense caiss0n which fs to be used on the
Brooklyn side OF the river during the construction
OF the East river bridge was successfully launched
yesterday from the yard OF Messrs Webb & Bell, at
Greenp0int. Long before the hour fixed for the
launch had arrived crowds OF spectators began to
assemble la and about the yard, and when the signal
to 'let go" was given there must have been be-
tween four and five thousand persons pre-
sent. Several steamers were drawn up In
the neghborhood of the yard, which were
intended to pull the caissOn down the slides
III case 1T was found impossible to make success
ful launch otherwise; but their services were not
needed as it slipped easily into the water when the
last 'stay block' was knocked from under 1t.
The caisson was built by contract, and cost
$4,000. 1t weighs 1000 tons, Is ITO feet long and
102 wide. Twenty feet OF water at high tide Is re-
quired before the caisson can be put in position.
Blasting Is now going on near the Fulton ferry to
make cavity IN the bottom OF the river sufficient
to accommodate 1t. and II Is to be placed on per-
feet level. Seven feet OF solid timber is already
built on the caisson, which, when In place,
the ttnbers there Is to be six inches OF space led
In with concrete Down the central shaft Of the
caisson VIII 60 the dredging machines. There WIN
men down to and up from the space beneath the
calsson, from which the water Is to be drawn in
timber work shall have been completed the granite
masonry will be laid as fast as the excavations
made. The structure thus formed will extend dIty-
i've feet below water mark, where there Is q solid
strata OF clay and water The chambers under the
caisson will when completed, be filled with 5000
yards OF concrete. The tower will be built 270 feet
above high water.
Among those present at the launch, or rather the
collation. which was had after the launch HAD taken
place. was Mr.. s.. T. Stranahan, one Of the
directors OF the Bridge Company. Remarks were
made by Hon. Demas Barnes District Attorney
Morris, Thomas Kinsella, General Slocum William
g. Dewitt Horxtio Allen, consulting engineer; Mr..
w. G. Kingsley, superintendent OF the work, and
others. the other gentlemen present were:-A. A.
Low, A. B. Malias John H. Prentlss. G. Mcneil,
OF Newstead; W. A. Fowler, Hngh Mclaughlin, A.
w. Craven Colonel julius w. Adams. consulting Gu
gneer and several representatives OF the society Of
Owl EnulnaQra New
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
SECOND Days FIGHTING.
Finest Mains Of Game Cocks Ever Fought
in the South.-My Maryland the Loser.

in the South-My Maryland the Loser.
FUNKsTowN, Ma, March Is, 1870.
At half-past ten O'Clock this morning the second
days fighting in the great Southern main OF cocks
was commenced. The day was clear and bamy.
With the same stanch backbone that characterized
them on Thursday the Maryland men entered the
pit and invested their grcenbacKs. After seven
hours OF the best contested fighting ever witnessed
the District OF Columbia achieved decisive victory,
winning ten out OF the sixteen battles agreed upon
thus giving them the main; but, to accomplish that
they had to whip Of the finest birds ever neeed
and handled. Several thousand dollars changed
hands, nnding It's way into the pockets OF those on
the District side, and at night the many Southerners
who had gone their last dollar on the losing
chickens felt greatly dsheartened
SECOND DAYS BATTLE IN DETAIL.
Srth F9hs-Two i've pound four ounce cocks !;
Maryland black red raised by R0derck, OF
Funkstown;. the District, q black red, with y cup
ter was low headed and after making poor nght
gave tokens Of belonging to the traveers' club, aud
Seventh FIont-Two fve pound three ounce BIRDS
The District showed another red and their op-
ponents white gray. The betting was even. It
red, who had an eve Knocked out the third buckle
but still won calamity. Time, I'm.
En rgnwo Ave I've TS pound two ounces The
same color. The former was brother OF the win.
ming bird In the seventh battle ana game one, but
y,
land finally got In stroke that cooked him. Time
I'm. los.
Ninth F,oht.-weights I'VE pounds one ounce
The District produced black red, bred by Charles
Eslen, Of Washington named The Bachelor, and
brother to the fayorite OF yesterday on the same
side. The Widows Fancy (Maryand), yellow pyle
with blue legs and yellow hacKle. 1t was des.
perate battle and The Bachelor after pretty fighting
won it clean out Of the fire. The Maryianders
suffered heavily. Time, lam. l5s,
Tenth FfOhL-The weights were four pounds ff.
teen ounces. Maryland sent in red dOminicka
bred Dy Phil Henry, or Jeners0n Va. The other side
black red, with blue tail. The latter Knocked the
eyes and brain out OF Henry's cock, winning very
strong. Time 1m 35s.
Eleventh Fi0h.--Weights same as before. The
District black red, with black face. Another red
horse. Maryland pyle. The red was not in good
condition, and was killed in the pit after prolonged
battle. Time 2lin.
Torelnh Ptght.--District Of Columbia had won
seven out of eleven, and were rejoicing Weights
four pounds twelve ounces. Maryland black red
d0m,nick with white tail. The District another
black red. Betting was heavy on the latter and he
proved such hitting rascal that he Drained the
domnicK, killing him dead as stone. Time S0m
S0s.
Thirteenth FGht--The District could not lose the
main now II they did not win another Tight mas
much as it then would prove draw. Tney showed a
black red five pounds nine ounces, and Maryian a
black brass wing, one ounce AeSs, but stlnger.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
PORT OF NEW YoaK, MARCH 10, 1870,
CLEARED.

Steamship America (NG), Bussius, Bremen via Southamp
ton-0elrichs 4 Co.
stcamshp Cambria tBr Carnochan Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Vera Cruz and Havana-F
Steamship Geo CROMWELL Clapp, new Orleans-h Crom.
well Co.
Steamship United States Blanchard New
Baker.
Steamship Dc soto Morton, New gston,
Fox AZ Co.
Steamship Gen sedgwick, Gates Galveston via Key West
C Fl Mallory Go.
steamsnp San Salvador, Nickerson savannah-w Gar
rison.
Seamsh Montgomery, Faircioth. Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, ChaIeslon-H Morgan
4 Co.
Steamship Washington, Wallace, Ncwbern-Thomas,
Holmes Co.
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin Newbern, NCMurray,
Ferris Co.
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, NortolK, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamshipJohn Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DCPhips
a Brown.
Steamship Rebscca Clyde, Morgan, Batimorc-wm P
Clyde.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 20 ls7o.-TRpLE SHEET

Steamship Ncreus Bearse. Boston--W C1yds.
steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bsdford-Fsrguson
Wood.
ship NuOva Ratler tI,aD, Laeommars CAdiz-Robinson
Go.
Ship Marianne dtal), Ferrsirs, Lisbon-L Amsinck
Co.
Ship Sovereign OF the Seas -, New orleans-N II Brig
ham.
bark Chattanooga, Freeman Adelade--Arkel 4 Tufts.
Bark Griffith (Br), Drurnmond, Matanzas-J Ward
Bark Alaska, Potter, New orleans-N II Brigham.
Brig La Creole tDutch) Spaickhsver, Curacoa-Dovale
Co.
Brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford HavanaJ Phillips Sons
Schr Cucw, Brooks Sierra Le one and market-Roberts
Ames.
schr Phebe, Hewitt, Nassan--B J WenberE
Schr M Sawyer, Kelly, Bermuda B weinberg.
Schr Kate Grant, Strout, st Georges-Middleton 60.
Schr Unexpected Br), Ludlow, 81 John, NBJ Hersey.
Rudd.
schr Ann lockwood, st John. Mobile-J Hurbut Co.
Schr Kate Walker Grant, Jacksonville W Ray 4 Co.
schr Ella, Matthews, Jacksonville Van Brunt Saght
schr David Miller, Weeks, savannah N L McCready Co.
schr Long Reach Harden. savannah-N hcCready
schr R'dgswood, Derckson, Georgetown, SEE Hurl-
,schr v srsaker. Glider. Wilmington, nee Hurlbus
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Providssce-H Jackson
Schr Phenix, Smith, New Haven-6 Racket Bro
6chr w Thompson, Lawson, Derby-G Racket u Bro.
Steamer CAdwalader, Hazel, Baltimore.
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphia