Shepherdstown register. [volume], September 10, 1850, Image 3

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.Later huiu L'aiifonuw.
J nival of the Sfrrr.irr Ktvvirc Ci'u ?
f'nc Million in rf/t of GuU Du\t ?
latuf i J/fctof the( Li. Urn- -The mat k
tfs, ?$T.
[ f >)' Telegraph for the Ba'timorc Clipper.]
Nkvv York, Sept. f>--A . M.
The steamer Fmj ire City nrrivit! beie
T f 1 1 .? m-irntng from Clmgre?. She* >
dates from San Fr.r.cis-co to the 1*1 of
August.
i 1 e Empire City has on l oan! ore
riii! inn dolJar? woifli of tj < i i < 1 i usl. Si e
brings no mails, they have been put on
hoard the steamer (icorgia, which sailed
t ie day after, with one million and a half
dollars worth of gold dust.
The cholera had broken out on board
t'ie steamer Panama, and lotty of her pas
sengers died from the effects (if tlie dis
? use. Tin' consternation and distress on
l oard tlie steamer was \ery great.
The commercial intelligence and other
accounts from San Francisco and the gold
r j'ion arc of a highly cheering and sat
isfactory character.
T' e news generally does not vary mttch
from previous accounts.
SI'CON D DKSrATCir.
Furl lice California 2Vewg.
IN k \v York, Sept. 5 ? G P. M.
The follow in?? Baltimore vessels have
jirrived at San Francisco, viz: ? Rirqne
I'oiiie; ship Henry Pratt ; ship Ellerslie;
barque Abi>y; ship Ah xantler, and brig
? .!?? is believed ? (Jen. Pincknev.
Among the th aths bv cholera on board
re steamer Panama, are Joseph Dale, of
Philadelphia, and Joseph Kidgely, of
B;!-.imne.
I i.e troubles at the Southern mines ?
< specially in the neighborhood of Nonora
? are very gn at. We have repeated and
i unsmii d reports of terrible murders and
i x 'ctii ive robberies. i
The rutted States propeller Massaehu-j
setts arrived at Astoria, with tlie joint
commission of the army :.nd tuny officers j
a I pointed to select positions for light
r or. s? s : nd fortifications.
(it K iev is among the passengers of
t'.e 1 mpiit City.
I I. ere i* everv prospect of a large and
thriving busiue&s at Sun Francisco this
t, mil g fall.
\v oik men are now busily engaged
fading ami planking the streets in atuici
j.vion of the rainy season.
Artesian wells and reservoirs have been
trade, and lire companies organized to
guard against fnes.
Kieiything looks cheering and gives
promise of abundant success to merchants,
mechanics and men of business.
San Francisco, August 1st. ? Flonr is
firm and tending npuaids.
Not much business doing in Lumber,!
although it arrives freely. The prices
:<ic merely nominal. j
i!;;eks remain unchanged. Coal in
M< :?> y demand. Boots and Shoes arc
low n . |
Ti ere is a steady demand for Provis
if t previous prices.
? re have been sales of Loaf Sugar at
i !s per lb.
a moderate supply of Coffee, and
j - ipwards.
exchange steady. Money ranges at
5 u 7 percent, a month premium.
The Cemus.
The Assistant Marshal, .Mr. J. J. Mil
i!ii, having ci mj let* d ti e following
'i ? u is (four county, we are enabled to
pcH iii tlie number of population of each.
'I > slo \\ the increase since 1810, we
, in the following fable, the returns
st census also :
18-10. ]P",n. Increase. I
?--foun, - - 1141 l^UO 359!
enistbwii,* - 1^J7 10U4 303
'.t.d, - - - 3~u 44'.) 7*" yy
.M. is abcut finishing the county,
the exception of llarpers- Ferry,
I.e will \ i^it as soon as the health
|> <e will permit all us inhabitants!
it wl.o are new absent, and then
< I'c enabled to give the population
. i.e ui < U county, and many interesting
v; >;.'<?=, Mid we venture to predict that'
f'V. counties in our State willshow great
? inert ;-e in population, or greater pro>
i ity in rcriculiural or mechanical pur-'
s ? Spirit of Jtj/'trsin.
This increase has taken j lace within
1 -st Is months.? lUt. Jitgisftr.
rr.iov- Statistics. ? The New York
n js juve s the follow ing statistics of
tunc and newt paper space tonsuintd
' l onortii h St nators it. speech making
' J'g t! e [ rt ,-t ui session.
^ ' ? ? I k ; i t ? !u > iii JV o. of S|>ercl:es
(<;?}?. < ok.iui;S days, ci'luim s.
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i wi ll, 4 I'J Viiite, Clij
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s :,v i , ]*2 4? t i ( t i v. ( eti, 7 t.y j
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t ; : r? t;.l 141 -iPU ;
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1 f ' "? I' I ?;!( , I \ v. p* nioii of the ;
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t't It . I m>. ? h't.ittl: ij.1 I luH.
m y.
? it
? i ? c t - | ? s k * ! > f'piirgfr
' 'i?.^ \ fell ('?? t??e -it to
( VrMvr-iPfr a day er two since with a
?erv 1 1 1 * t iliceut native and resident gen
j lensen "'fut of the bog st central cotin
!ie? if, Virgin 1, ho Mated thai there was
">u: one mm in fat ctiiui.v vi I ><> had been
' !i opiMvii'iit <,f t 'C Compromise mea?u
t
i ????, ; '!?! in* I ; (1 1 1 tely symptons of?i\ing
j a. ? .^ ( , lnfciligencir.
Tie P.nKerrburg (?:'Zetfe fiivn gemie
[ man from Ohio pursued n nrgio into \ ir
Iginia. He hail rnn away to get redress
i ini (lial to a s!a\e State fur protection !
\ erily ilit1 tide is turning.
i F*e?hkt in the Roanoke. ? The Nor
folk Beaton learns by a letter from the
Koanoke, that the rem ctop from Halifax
; town to Wiilhmston, lias been cut off at
j Vast two-thirds hy the laic freshet in the
1 river.
Tiik r iioM RA. ? Since our last pul li
gation. Mr. Win. C. House, and a Mr.
Wilson, <i ir*tl of cholera. They resided
in Bolivar. ? Free Pnss.
MARK 11I>.
On Tf ur-tby afternoon, Sept. 5th, l?y the
; Rev. J. ltowen, Vr. James Lemaster to Miss Su
?an M., daughter of Mr. Samuel Taylor, all of
Berkehv Connty, Va.
On the 5th inst , at Mr. Entlcr's Hotel, by
Rev. 1). Hrajronier, Mr. Jefferson Johns to Miss
[Klizabfth Karii<?vvoith, both of Middle w ay, Jet
feison County, Va.
Religious Notice.
The Rev. P. Fletcher is expected to
preach in the Presbyterian church next
! Saturday and Sabbath. Services to com
I menee at 10] o'clock. The Lord's sup
t per will He administered on Sabbath. ?
Preaching also at night, commencing at
?lie usual hour.
NOTICE.
I \ consequence of the arrival of a fresh
lot of new goods the great New York and
Boston Dry Goods Store will beopetione
week longer. Person wanting bargains
will please call soon as weare determined
to sell our goods almost at your own price.
Cotne and see for yourselves.
C. I10SMEK & CO.
Sept. 10, 18i"0.
| NOTICE.
Dr. Louis Wicfcev wotild respectfulh
invite attention to the following Certifi
cates from respectable persons who have,
been cured by the use of his Cholera i
Medicine.
1 herebv certify, that I have made use
of Dr. Louis Wiekey's cholera medicine, j
lor the l ever and Ague, in my family
with great success. 1 also made use ofl
the medicine for the Scarlet Fever, in foui 1
cases of my children, which relieved and
cured them immediately. I also made!
use of the same remedy in the case olMt. ,
Blase's child, in the Seailet Fever, and ii
relieved it and curcd it. In tratimonv
whereof, I lierehvvct my hand and stll,
this 16th day i>f Deijimbcr, 18M7.
Attest, \V. Bratti n.
ROBERT CRUNKLETON. [seai?]
Pennsylvania , /'ran/,. 'in Count i /, sts.
I, JosKrn Pritts, Recorder in ami for j
said county, do hereby eei'tiiy that Wit.-!
liam Bratten, Esq., before whom the;
above affidavit appears to have bet n taken,
is and was at the time of the doing there- j
of, a Justice of the Peacc in and for the {
said county, dulv eon missioned and sworn
December, and that full faith ftnd
creilit is due and ought to be given to a 1 !
his acts as such.
r ? * ? , In testimony whereof, I ha'e
< L.S ? lien unto set mv hand audi
' ^ -y ? ? ' affixed the seal of my of- j
lice, at ( hambeishut g. this
1 2th dav of Jauugrv, 1 &S>.
J. *PRITTS/ /'Vr.
I, John Zeiglcr, of Hopewell township,
in the county of Yoik : ? Do certify that
1 have been subject to the PILES, lor j
more than two \ ears ; in that time I have 1
applied to a number of Ph\ sieians lor re- j
lief, and tiied every other remedy I heard;
of, hut all of no avail, 1 Mil I met wilhj
Doctor Loi is U'ickky. I made him ac-'
quainfed with my disease, he informed 1
me that he could cure me, 1 then i m ploy
ed him, and in about three months 1 was j
perfect v cured: and am ever since heal- j
ihv and have h; d no symptoms of that i
disease, which is now about live years.
I have also recommended the same treat
ment to iii v neighbor David Ilerbst, who ,
was subject to the same disease, and it has ;
also cured him effectually. All those af
fected with the same disease, v. ili do well
to call on Dr. Lovis Wicki.y in (Jreeucas
tie. Franklin County, Pa., as 1 am satisfied,'
lie can cure tin in effectually. He char
ged me very moderate. 1 pain him mure,
than his bill.
YORK COUNTY, SS.
t a ? s Personally appeared before
\ L.S. ^ C. F. Fisher, who being j
c ^ sworn according to lav.
doth ei j osc and say tll*
laets as above stated
true. Sworn and subseri-!
!<(ii to. tl e ith da\ of February, IhHit.
JOHN ZKUiLER.
CHARLES F. FISHER.
Dr. \V ick< v may be louud at tl.e Iloti !
of Mr. Joseph Entler, an ' will be ['leased
10 at'.rnd all call th:8 may be m: <1.\
ShepbiHs'<B*n, Sept. iO, 189- t
^CO lMi,\VAI{
)
i'l'i'-v. a\ on the 3nl ofSi pt. iV? in th<'
m 'im-ii 1 r, n >? i*i 1 n t* 1 ear L-?ppau*s .N
lit'ails on the Road leat'iivj Jr. i!i Booot bo
to*. to W lili ui spi'it, 'I 'In iha: I!, ' ti met
.j; It aturi d a| pr< init'c to the Cooper
i!?: I* i:- ip4?'. S m! 1 f\ io ai?o it 7> feet
ln_!, lair co?i| U eh d will light bnir. ?
H.-d 111 when he lift 3 cri^t f>amd Cas
sinelt ji?s? y rot ttda* 1 fit on! pants of same,
ci Of s I ari } d vest, c ? * ? t 1 c; p. ami t< ok
wiih him a bundle wrapped lii a retl silk
hrmlkert'liH f.
1 l.? r i \ r.M:* ,.\\ 4II pi'rsi-ns from em
jb yii.g i.i !? ?i 1 1 ?? 1 1 1 ii ??ahl brv, as ! will
< 1; topee the law i? ? 1 \h- uto orl ? \?ent.
1 The 1-M Tf? VC W :i . (' "C e.. if
livercJ ih jail anywhere so that I tret him
again. "MICHAEL BKAiNTNEK.
Kept. 10, 1S50.
Spirit of Jefferson copy to um'i of $1,
a ul send hill to this office.
.\'i J'EIC i, liRO. Sf CO.
]!(?, Shoes, liats Cups &e.
Ai.i.xanduia, va. S-|>t. 1850.
1) ESPEC'fTULLY make known lo
! I thrir customers and dealers generally,
that they are now m the receipt i>l their
regular /?// Stork of li ut'.f. S/iofly, Hals,
Cej'H , purchased directly of the man
ufacturers in New England, at such prices
| and on such terms as to enable them to
compete fully with any of the Northern
' cities*. They invite attention to the follow
ing as composing only a portion of their
Stork, viz :
1 2505 cases and cartoons containing men's
thick and heavy Brogans
oal; bottom, round and flat seam do
N aw and Planters do
\ eiy heavy and extra sized do
. unbound do
Boys and Youths do
I Men's M it n roe's Calf, Kip and Seal do
Boys' and Youths' do do
do do and ehildrens' boots
Men's Double sole thick do
do tap sole do
do Calf Cork sole warranted
water proof do
do Fishing do
do Kip and grain do
do do 5 welt do
do Fine Calf Imt. stitch do
Women's Mo'eo A*. Kid welt Buskins
do do do do Ties
Ladies extra fine Morocco and
K id Buskins and Ties
do do Gaiter boots
do do 5 do do
do do Leather di
do do Buskins ami T'es
do Lou priced Kid, Seal, Call
and Morocco K. Bound*
Misses Leather, Kid. Calf and Mo
roreo Slippers ami ltuski?'?
do do Hooters
Childiens' Boots and Shot s (in irr? at
variety. ,
i 205 Cases Hats and Caps
Comprising Beaver, Silk. Russia.
Cassitnier, Angola Drab and Black |
wool, with a very large a ><1 gener
al assortment of Navy, Traveling.
( i lazed and other fasl.ionabjp style
of Cloth and other Caps.
j 525 Hair and Black Leather Trunks
| 2000 pounds of Shoe Thread with a great j
variety ol Men*' and V\ omens
Misses" and Children.-/ Metallic o
j \ er >hoe> and hoots.
'I hey respectfully invite an ea'rly call
fioin al! in pursuit of bargains.
McVEHIH, BKU. & CD
Prince at red Jt'hurf.
Alexandria, Va.
September 10, 1850.
McVeigh, bko. & no,
V. 11 O I. ? S A 1, I. (. li <> C ? R S ,
tllc-ramlria, In., Stj'l- 1&5U.
T) F.SpECTFl'LL V make known to
I I their customers and dealers general!}",
that tiny are now in i ! . ?- receipt of t! eis
regular loll Stock ?l (Irnicrifs, <\'t. , re
ceived tltreei fro:: ?w York and Boston,
per packets 'Empire' and M'nlhoun,' con
sisting in part ;ts lollows, viz :
205 hhds St i "i < i i x Porto Kicoand.VO. Sugar.*,
i 10 boxes single and donnie u fine ?I loaf d<
(i ? Jo white and blown f/av.ti a do
7T? bids pulverized ?i d cnel ed do
275 hhds, titleCs !0:d hiUTfls ,V. It 1'i'ltO
Kico and Mu'.cova i<> i-tn .sm -
510 bags green f.io and Id JavuCYftV-.
1-.0 do ,W.im al oaiid Ai g? stiaa d ? i
) ] n do Lagaavia and t: lit o d<>
160 cIm ->1- a t'd <-l e>?- gunpovi Jcr, imperial and .
\ oi;Ug hv SOt! h':;S
(!."> pat Kau* s |'t ime pom hong or black (ran,
265 h??xes\v$. 8's ai.d 12's plug tobacco,
1 do extra Cavendi-li do
1 1 M do Colh.IV't a!s and other- choice brat ids d??.
65 k( gs (Jarritt v Scotc h Snuff,
10 bids in bladders do
?5 jars liaj pie (rented) do
60 do JVaceaboy do
25.000 l'rineipe, La Norma and ?!enni boat
with other choice brands ot II.i\ana st-nrs
50,000 \ Spanish <iu
45 000 American <1? !
20 Pierces fresh I rat II ice
1C5 boxes Kosin Soap
25 do Almond, Rose and Toilett snap
20 do Castile do
75 do shaving soap, greal variety
150 do m< u!d awl dip ca:?dl?-s
7."? do Sperm, //vdraulic pressed
35 do do M boxes for family use <? ?
60 do .Adamant l'?
210 do ( in ese
165 do Starch and flu rolate
105 teams no. 1 ai d 2 faint lined r:^p raper
1 10 icalii' It tu r paper, 7") plain at (I cap paper
510 do double ut.d > ingle wrapping do
140 do dj do t< a do
1000 harks fart, rj filled, t?i *? m d .?? .-..it
150 boxt ? and boxes bunch Itai^iiis
! "Jo bales, a i moi ds, ftibi rt^, ilrazii and l.ngl:-h
Walnuts 2a cast - preservi ?1 Ginger
! 60 boxes rock candy *^5 ba.-kt t> -.Oad oil
' ke^s .V tddei and S Peter. 5 < a k- ropperas
v;? I.Ms chipped h gwood. 1 10 kegs I'p. Sal's
l.'.ti k'-gs S;t rut w. (irnecr c?ul .7luinn
] i.? du Bnmst< r.c and hid:go
|ej do white )'*ad no. 1 pure ardextia
I ittltO lbs bar It .1- 10 casks ptitt} in bbs'.^ets
i 150 boxes window giass 6 by 10 and .1) b) 1 J
! 10 bbls lamp black
1 005 dt 7. .Vason and Hlakt s r! alh nge biaeKin^
! 5Ti? boxes pipes 150demij' hns - 3. 4 and og ?l.
1 250 d<;z. p inted buckets. 40 1 eats pa it. ted tun?. .
i 150 dt .? Il t' com brooms. 7'^ bags pt ^pcr^allsj ic j
! no In.Ne? ground pepper. r5 Sai.w-i-.
i lltt kec //azzard ;;nd Ken'uckv r Je p.o'.\uvi
; 75 do blasting tio
; 50U bv s ? Ir. t. assorted no?.
roil< pt ?: Cold aid Icjdin^ line rcpe
100 mats < i Ct* nan. on
! 5 ( 0 lbs nut ;ntg-, ma.'e at d elrvcs
bids . m oil. 60 do tiain. 10 lu-serd
'0 ca~k? crime cider vii egar. T.? U \ t aiaj .v,t
*lt> bblt < hulk at.il Sj ai'.sii whiting- -J no Rosin
4.*. ? yk- o!d . '/ tb ii a w ine
t o do pa e and nrown ?hc;r\ do
! -,o do ?;w8?.t .Uiiagaand ^,ccat 00
,5 do l.i-bon. S.r ': a:.u /. Madeira do
I 75 baskets CUmpaigce-, sftar Anchor ai d c.her
choice brands.
( Mi of which have been pr.rcl.ascd cn snch
terms as to enable O r.., u. olier as treat mduce
lllt.i,t> as can be met ?" all> yl tl^NorJieio
"Tie Canal l.a?il.p been thcw^l; repaired
Mi'.l flacetl in fine navigabte omer. ofler g. ta
1 j. d Jenicnts to .:eahi - ?? t, e wa> ' -1.''
li, U. y r< speetftilly solicit a ca.i from aI, .n
<l-,:"h"n",rg'.v'i ?!(.//. PRO. S< CO.,
Fiin<t Strrt! ?> harf.
Al.-sai.a- a, ?< P'- If.
NOTICK.
i
? 'CUE repairs that have been coin? on for
I 1 several months have af length been
j cnm/Jeti <!, -iuj we are pleased to announce
| li? our friend* .*dong the line that the Ca
nal is now in line navigable on! r. We
hope, therefore, that our customers and
dealers generally will not li t the del y to
which they have been subjected i:i for
warding* goods, prevent their coming to I
lour market to purchase their fall supply,
as we are now prepared toofi'?*r them very
great inducements in the wav of bargains.
McVEIGH, BRO. & CO.
Prince Street Wharf. |
Alexandria, Ya., Sept. 10, 1830.
The Lovers of good Beef
1 _ 1
TT7"ILL find nil excellent articlc everv
H Saturday morning. at the Hill Mar
ket, at the lowest cash price.
JOS. ENTLER.
Sept. 10, 1850.
THE SUBSCRIBER
has just received
Alchohol
Spirits Turpentine
Lewis' white lead pure in oil
Pearle starch
Military shaving soap
Spanish whiting
Soda sakeratus
Indigo
Scidliiz "powdj rs
Soda do
Liquid opodeldoc
Castor oil
Sweet do
British do
French varnisl f< ; r presetting leather
AUo Patterson's alterative lor ague and
?ver, diarrl ue., billions and cramp choJic
I'll ! ? V - . -
" CHARLES IIARPET? Agt.
September f^r.6.
Slierl's Notice.
> HE TAXES and other public dues
1 have been due since June last, and in
[the hands of the S! erilTV for collection.}
j 'i'he school fund, b\ an arrangement with
ithe-chool commissioners, must be paid!
over to them by the M of October next.
In order to do this it i*; expected that all
persons indebted will be ready to pav
when called upon. As f.tr as 1 am con
cerned I wish it distinctly understood tha'j<
proinpt pavment is exp? eti (1.
C. R. STARRY, I). S.
Sept. 3. I850-3t.
P. S. ? Office at Daniel End r's Hotel,
where I can generally be found.
C. R. S.
JUST HEi'EIPED
50,' < 0 feet of Wlite and Y 1 liow pine
;>la:ik, huulilg at the whaif and for sale,
4, 1, 1 , 1 } , oid 2 inches. Persons
wishinJIto purchase can have them at
si 75 !'-v taki' Lr tliein from he wlnrf.
JOS. ENTLER.
Aug. 27. 1 950i
iNKWTIN-PLAT E "WORKING
ESTABLISHMENT.
THE fuliArlWr* onld ?uo?t respectful-l
ly intorm t!ie inhabitants^' JefTmsnn i oitn- 1
tv and vicinin , that thtJJ have com wwfl !
e'd the tis-pl. 1 te, shee 7- way I
copper .m/) /y/.v; ss ir<MKi\c, |
ni'SISES V, I >. .j I ;M:d 2, "Mil r'- 1
Km (''? ib'-' mn," w ' i {? r? * ! i i \ w !l keep !
1 plr^Hv i' h 1 ? t ! a ncral as<e-'-fm. 1? <
o! ihn ir V?aies, lhev will ^ ? 11 a:
w hob sage or retail at nnprt cedents d low
priors.
Kcclg fid Spo!iti:,ir.
Those wanting Roofing or Spouting
done, will lind it to their advantage to call
a' No. 2. Miller's Row.
JOB WORK d*?ne ill a workm-inlikg
manner and at -hurt notice.
T|r slbf-lnhlB v> s-lung to avoid the
cr oil Ivlteil as mm h as pos-ible. pro
pose i ke 111 ixel. Bige for ware and
woik, Sill kinds ol cotiiorv pn ilucc, old
copper and iron, br^ss, coilm iflg , pew
ter, lead, &e.
T. PARKER k SONS.
Charlestown, Aug. 27. 1 850. ? if.
VICTOR i A
THE CE I.EliPA TED ASIATIC
CHOLERA MEUICCV E.
11 ANUFACTUREI) Iron. Dr. Louis
i i i Wickey's <?wn hand, in the house <?! [
Mr. Joseph Entler, Sm pherdMow n. Vu .
Ew rv bottle is sealed with ip\ own name, j
I will give 'he directions 'or taking tins
medicine to all persons v? r ?aliv.
For sale at the store ol Mr. Joseph Ent
ler. LOl IS WICK EY,
S< ptrmber 3, 1S;"0.
FOR SALE.
10.000 oak lap shingles just revived andj
for Side 1<>\V.
7.000 I et of Yellow Poplar Weather
Hoarding, (;l good quail V, on itand a. id
f< ? r sale
1 .000 feet of 3 inch L"ct:*'., suiiaMe fori
Suis, just received and for bv
J. EST'LER.
FOE JSALE
A
NEW' WACON. s 1 . i * ? : ' le f? i one or
1 u o iosrses, w iii !:t; so! ! I >w .
J. mS ILER.
12T#,000 Brick on hand am! for sale low
by J. ENTLER.
1.000 Flour casks, of supe rior quality, on
hrnd ami for sale by J. EN I LER.
JCST RECEIVE b
.^>0 Lemon* of superior quality, an<l for
sale by JOS. EN i LER.
July 30. 1 850.
~C) V 1 E>~z sTlIXG! E S~
1C.0?K? ;.r:?i L j ftrs-t- Miii.oik for ?U'
b? 1.'. Litili.W 1 i^il.
' Mav ?1.
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
| ^ PAlNTlAtr.
THE undersigned would most lejpect
1 fully announce to the citizens of Shep
[herd?town and vicinity, that he has taken
,'ilie Shop formerly occupied by James
Mover, situate on German street, where
lie will continue to carry on the
House , St gn <$' Ornamental Fainting,
in all its various branches. Also,
PJ1PER 1UXGIXG AXD Gl-tZI.W,
and attends all calls for his services with
promptness and despatch, ami as he hopes
and believes, with perfect satisfaction to
his customers.
lie respectful!) solicits a share of the
public patronage.
JAMES II. BOYER.
Shepherdstown, A us. 1850-y.
CALIFORNIA OUTDONE.
HARVEST GOODS.
FRESII ABRIVAL.
H^HE subscriber has just received anoth
i_ er lot of Bacon of the choicest kind.
Also a splended assortment of
Tin and ll'ooden Wart.
Groceries of every description, and
Liquors of the best quality and every
variety of Brand.
IN". B. A prime lot of old Monongahela
for harvest.
All of which will be sold on the most
accommodating terms. So don't forget
to call at Turner's for bargains.
THOMAS S. TURNER.
Shepherdstown, June IS. 1850.-tf
POTATOES
50 bushels prime Mercer potatoes for sale
low. May 21. I). B.
DUMAS' GREATEST WORK.
THE IRON MASK!
OR^
T11E FE.1TS JXD .WVEXTURES OF IU
Ol'LE he lr.mjeloxxe.
1)EINQ the entire conclusion of the "Three
) Guardsmen," "Twenty Years After," ami
" llragelonne," by Alexander Dumas. ? Com
plete in two large octavo Volumes, of over 50U
pages, printed on the finest paper. Witlmumer*
jus illustrative engravings. Price for each vol
ume, fifty cents. The IhM volume is now ready. I
Ail w ill agree in pronouncing this work tube his !
?htf d'acuvre. It i> a work possessing iiore in- i
tcrest than any other he has ever written. That
mystery which had puzzled the world during
nearly two ccnturics, 14 The Prisoner in the Iron
Mask," i> completely solved, and in a manner so
powerful, interesting, and hgenious, that this
episode of itself renders the work invaluable.
I !iis w oi k will have an immense sale.
JCJ^All persons wishing the two volumes, u ili
>!euse remit <u?e dollar to the Publisher in a let- ,
er, and the first volume w ill he sent at once by J
?eiurn of mail, and the second volume will be j
M iii as soon as punted. Or on remitting Fiftj I
ents, the first volume will he sent at once.
Address, T. li. PETERSON.
No. 98, Lhesnut street, Phila.
August 27, J
Lditors ot Newspapers throughout the conn
r>, copying the above one or more times, inelu
ling tli i> notice, anil sending a copy of their pa- !
>er marked to the publisher, *-hali ha\e the first
'? lume ?>l " The Iron .Mask " sent them by re
urn of mail.
""JOS. EJVTLER ,
KEEPS constantly on hand a large and I
general assortment of
Fresh Groceries , Queens, Glass, Stone ,
and Wooden Wart ,
UOXE-M.WE SOOTS. Si IQ?S, JUTS, C.1PS I
avp
READY-MADE CLOTHING. I
Consisting of coats, pants, vests, linen,}
?otton, gingham and check shirts, silk, I
?otion and gingham handkerchiefs, a l.irge
?s-ur itiicut, buck. wool and cotton glo\ es
nd mits, ol every desciiption.
Paints , Oils ^ Dye Staffs.
A large assortment constantly on hand.
I1ARD WAUL.
( 'onsi-ting of a large and general nssort
nent ol Nails of every diseription. Brads,
^priggs. Tacks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes,
f! ami aid Cross cut Saws, II inges, Locks, J
x n, pocket ami butcher knives, <tc.
Family Medicines.
ITance's Sarsaparilla Pills, Horehoun !
^yrup. Mrs. Phnrnum's Cough Candy.!
Dr. Mickey's Cholera Medicine, Hr. !
Swan's Magnetic Pills, Castor oil. No. 6, |
Epson S;i I ts, All Spice, Essences of all
iinds, <fec.
/trick, Lumber Plastering I.athes.
A large assortment always on hand and I
will he sold on resonable terms, in quaint- 1
ies to suit purchasers.
Country Produce will he taken in cx
?hangc for goods, if delivered immediate-,
y. i
Shepherdstown, Aug. 13, 1 850? tf
THE GREAT
New York and Huston
Dry ( i cods a.;d Bonnet Company
ffave Lx>ented a Branch of their Exten
sive Establishment a' the itore-room
of Walter li. Stllnj in
SHEPHERDSTOWN,
A'OH IS YOLK CJMXCE OR XEVER, .4S
ML MULL XOT RE.VJLY BUT
J SHORT TIME.
'j'lilS n.??nb!i?'imcr;t ii one of the lar^e?t in?h'
i tinted Stales, and from the unequalled la- j
ciiitie* po?*?e?.?# d by them, they rati s? |] good*
at unprecedented low prices? a* low a> a y
house in the Union. Their st' ck ut t.lis place
uiJi be extr.vordir.an !ir^' aid bca?i!:f J; ctu:
prisirg every desirable article ?>f Ljd.es' aod,
tientseiiiiu's *v?r. Wc wiil expose for ? ile,
over ten thousand dodars' v.crth ol z c^s, ' f c>
ir\ description of Dr?-sGo'.d? ? i?ien"a Werr,
li<>nnets, Kibanii. r lowers. I.ncr-, Lace ( aj.c?.
Sims, Lawn*, Paint Sturt?. Leghorn and Stratr
Hats; 500 Bonneu from 37 cts. to j4
In eonseqoenee of the di a u .Mr. C. A
y,eite>" the head u^ent of the firm, the biiS?ne*?
m ill have U- be set tied up ^s *(.? n a" p --ibic,
:itid f' will -e.l z:> ? at si.cli ! v. f *hs?' it
** ill surpri*? *?? v?w ran ajte lr n> ^5 tu
IfK) per e ' i:: and r* mi* ??ke.
p. S. '! j have ai?o kicatto a
branch at Mi"'
(' HOPMER k CO., Jgentt.
?he:ihfr<! t-w * ju-?t i?0, lt50.
I'AUDWAl E.
30 keJ? suptri<?r nails, assorted, $4 7S
P^-r k ?. ?r\ Mieatis, rifles, grain
lorks, shn*<"?, Aic.
21. r>. riLL;:vER.
OLD THINGS ABB DOM: AWAY
AND
AW rtungslkcoiae Xcw.
TlIK undersigned bfg leave most w?
pecifuliy to inform the Citizens ?:t
j Shepherdstown and vicinity, that they
; hare purchased the Good Will r.Ttd Fix*
lures of Mr. John Snyder in his
TAILORING
! ESTABLISHMENT,
I and are now ready to execute nil order? in
iheir line with neatness and despatch ;
i having determined to keep no Cloths or
j Goods of any kind for sale but devote
themselves to custom work exclusively.
Thev hope by strict attention to business
and unremitting industry to merit and re
ceive from a generous public a liberal
share of patronage. The public's hum
ble servants
JOTIX A. ROUTZAHN
DENNIS 1IER RING TON.
Shepherdstown Aug. 6, 1850? 3mos.
N. B. ? We will Ue regularly in re
ceipt of the latest New York, Philadelphia,
i and Baltimore fashions.
Country produce taken in exchang lor
work. R- & II*
FALLING BRANCH
FOUNDRY.
SHEPHERDST OWN, VA.
I^PIIE undersigned would respectfully
| 1 apprize the Public that they have e?
! tablished themselves in the
Brass and Iron Foundry Business
in Shcplterdotown, anil are now read? to
perform all kinds of work appertaining
, thereto.
I They will manufacture in the best man
ner and with the best materials to be pur
chased in the market all kinds of Parlor,
ten plate, and Cooking Stoves for coal or
wood; G rates, Andirons, Pots, Skil
lets and hollow-ware. They will fut
1 nish to any pattern Cast Iron Fencing,
Plough Castings, Wagon boxes, Mill
Irons and Machinery to order. Also the
iron work of Threshing Machines, and in
{general whatever belongs to their branch
! of business.
The undersigned having determined to
pay strict attention to their business and
to do everything in a superior manner
would respectfully suliut the patronage of
a liberal public.
DON ELL Y HELLER.
May 14, 1850.-tf.
MTOId Metal taken in exchange.
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!
rpIE subscriber be^s leave most respect
I fully to inform his customers and the
citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity
generally., that he has just received and is
now opcufog a splendid assortment of
Groceries , China , Queensware , Hard ?
wart. , lloot Si Shoes, Hats, Caps , Do
mestic Cottons , Liquors , Uacon, and
Lardy
and in short every article pertaining; to the
Grocery Business, which he is determin
ed to sell as low as they can be bought at
any other place in the Valley. For in
stance,
good Orleans sugar at f> ets.
prime do do - 61
very best ?
N. ()., P. R. & S. //. Molasses
from 3U to 62i per gal.
prime Rio Coffee 124
very best, a superior article 1 1
Bacon ? shoulders Gj, middling 7, hums
10 ets. per lb., and every other article in
proportion.
Thankful for past favors lie earfestlj
solicits a continuance of the same. 'I nt
public's humble servant,
TllOMJiS S. TURNER.
Shepherdstown, April 30, 1 830-1 y.
ATTORNEY
FOR 1'ROSFCLTLW CU1IMS .IT TIIL
CITY OF n.WIILYGTaV
rPHE subscriber undertakes the collcc
1. tion, setilcment, and adjustment of all
manner of claims, accounts or demands
against the Government of the United
State*, or any foreign state or country, be
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or
before any of the public Departments at
Washington.
The procuiing of Patents, Army and
Navy Pensions, the collection of accounts
against the Government, all Land claims,
and every demand or other business, of
whatever kind, requiring the prompt and*
efficient sen ices of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence ?f fourteen year* at the
seat of the Feo ral Government, w ith a
thorough an I familiar acquaintance with
ih*4 various systems and routine of public
business at the different offices, as well as
in Congres* ; added to this, free access of
the ablest lejzal advisers, if needed, jnsti
fu?- the undersigned in pledging the
satisfaction, and the utmost dispatch, to
I those who ir?v entrust their business to
his c-??\ Being well known to the gn a
t?r part of the citizens of this district, and
to many gentlemen who have been mem
bers of both Houses of Congress in the
last twelve years, it is deemed useless to
f .\ien<! thi- nonce by special references,
i Comn'tnifations must be [repaid in all
: '?'asc s.
Charts Ji lees ?H hr regulated \,y
; me nam*"* ar. ! extent of the business, I ut
wnlernt' in all r: *c?. Address
H. C. SPALDING, Auy/ncy,
// an hip g ton, b. C.
J.dv 23. Su>>0.
II AVE reci iv..d a prime . |l\*V '?(
brandy and if tou dcu%i L- lit * n m
c? n.c anJ try it.
THOS. n iA%.
August 23, 1*50.
200 Burhels of Coim, suitable loi brnd
ju?t received and lor sale low bv
J. EN'ILER.
Jt Sr RECEIVED
10,000 Piinci;>e Rr^ulia Sejfvr*, nrd
or iil? low by J. EN'ILER