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L I N I) S i: Y ' s
imp!! on: i)
DC?$D S?^U?C)0;n.
TUB OM.V ACK.\U\Vi.ED(;t;D
REM I DIAL AOEjVT FOR
IM.^JrllTY OF THE BLOOD, THAT
DOES ITS WORK
THOROUGHLY, FFFKC TUALI.V,
AND WITHOUT FAIL!!!
rpHlS ijroat PURIKiKIt, nnw bef>ro tlio pub
.L he '.ut h lew yarn, [.as already won a imme
and reputation unoxain; led in the history of
any m'dicineev r invented. The ingredients
composing it are simple, yet in combination k||
powerful in d -icing disease fro in t'ie human
system. Itcures
Scrofula,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Pimples on the I "Ce,
Old & stubborn ulcers,
Tetter affections,
Dyspepsia,
Jaundice,
Murcuri.il Dis ases,
i.iver Complaint,
Low Spirit*,
Cancerous formations,
Ery>ip?-las, HolU,
Sire E>e?,
S aid h a ads,
Khumatic disorders,
Co-! |\en?,ss.
Salt Khi urn,
General Debility,
hoss of A ppetito,
Foul Stomach.
Female Complaints, and all Diseases having
their origin in an impure state of the M!ood.
Every Agent who has tlm medicine lor sale,
has circulars on hand containing certificates
Irom persons who have been cured by its cure
Many of them are desperate cases, and com
mend thrmselvoe lo the attention of those af
flicted with any < f the above diseases. The
following certificate alone is sekoled, as carry
ing with it the must ii.dubltahle evidence of the
virtues of this wonderful medicine.
Sworn statement of Div-d .M'Crearv. of Na
pier To vnship, 8' dford county :
In April, t8.">6, as near as I can remember. a
sr~ali pimple made i's appearance on my upper
lip, which soon became enlaiged and sore. 1
ji3ed ponlrico, of sorrel, and a wash of blue
vitrol, without effect. Finding the sore exten
ding, I called on l)r. Ely, of Schellsburg, who
pron >unce*l it (' A IS'CEK.and p r - c r i bo.! a wash
of sugar of lead and bread puidtices. Finding
these remedies of no avail, I called upon Dr.
Shaffer, ? .1 ' Dav idsville, Soin?rset e iinlv, who
also pronoui.ced the disease of Cancer, and gave
me intern: I and external remedies ? the latter
consisting principa ly ot caustic; but ali to n >
purpose, as the disease tontiiiuied spreading to
ward the i^ose. I next used a preparation <>t
arsenic, in form of salve. This lor a time cho li
ed the disease, but the inflammation soon in
creased. 1 next called upon Dr. Mailer, of St
Claii'svillc, Bedford ci.uiity, who also pronoun
ced the disease Cancer, and applied a salve said
to be a never failing remedy, but ii had no ef
I'ect whatever in checking the spread of the >ore.
J n December, ol ihe sa i e year, toe di-ease h:d
eaten away a gn at part of my. upper part of my
lip, and had attacked the io.-e, w hen I went to
Cincinnati, where I eonaulted I'rof K. S. A w
to?, of the Eclectic Medical * "<>11 ge. fie pro
liouncod the disee e "adutaneous Cane r, su
perinduced by an inordinate u-e ?>f mercury."
He applied mild zinc ointment, and yaw? me
internal remedies. My face healed up. bn the
inflammation was not thoroughly removed. In
February, 1857, he uronounced me cured, and I
left for home. In April the diseuse n^uin re
turned, and so vio ent was I he pain (hat 1 could
not rost at night ! Late in May I re urne I to
Cincinnati, and again placed myself under the
charge ol Dr. lS'cwton, with whom 1 remained
until 5v ptemher, during which time lie used ev
ery known remedy, and partly succeed in
checking the disease, hut when I r turned
home there were s'.iil three discharging ulcers
upon my face. I continued using ISawton's
preparations, and also medicine thai I got from
Dr. Ely, out tie Cancer continued growing un
til it had eat oil the leit side ol my nose, the I
greater portion of my left cheek, a d attacked
mv laft dye. I bad gheu up all hope of ever
bein^ cured, since l>r. l\ily sal ! lie could only !
vive relief, hut that a cure was impossible. ]n
March 1358.1 hoiit; h t a bottle of Milord Search
er *' but I must confess that 1 had no faith in it. '
I was voiv weak when I commenced taking ii;
but I found that I gained strcegth day by day,
and alt>?) that the ulcers commenced drying up.
I continued, and when the third bottle was ta
ken my face was healed as i! hy a mirac e, I
used a tourth bottle, and 1 have been healthier ,
since titan I have been for the las' seven years, j
Al houuh my face is sadly disfigured. I am
hiiil i?rait lul to a benign Ptovidenec who has '
spared my life,;indwhich has been dope Ih 'Oiigh '
ihe instrumentality of l.ind?ey's Improved Wood i
Searcher, * DAVID M'CKEARY. |
Sworn nr.d sobscibed, this Hist uay of An- i
gust, A. D. 1^58, before m<\ o of the justices '
of the peace, in and for the iiorough ol ilolli- '
dayslo'rg, U I a i r County, Pa.
Witness ? U. .1. Jones. J >hn florley, J. P. 1
l.IISi>;SE\ & LEMO.N", Proprietors,
Hollidn) ?burg, Fa
(rj? Tor sale hy Dr. A. S. Ntonebra er.^hep
hei?lsto.vu, \ a , and Dr. I., 1?. Evans, Hancock,
Md. July 3(t, 1859. :i7? lv
JOHN WILSON,
Established in 18u7 ? Retired 1853.
JOHN eTTvilson,
AGENT,
T II F. SURVIVING PARTNER OF
JOILV WILSOJV cV SO-Y,
Ao. 14 Baltimore Street, near the Bridge,
NOW REMOVED TO
I
N. W.Cor. Howard ami Camden Streets.
K' EARLY OPPOSITE CAM PEN STATION*,
BALTIMORE.
Constantly on hand and for sale, Of. I)
MIXES* BIMXDIES, OLD R 1 E, BOUIt
BO- V II II ISkE YS, \e.., in Wood ur Draught
and iiottles.
() li I)
DIPLOMA RYE WHISKEY.
185*2. 1852.
THE D1FLOMA OF TI'E MP. INSTITUTE.
"This Diploma, of the first class, was award
ed by the Maryland Institute for the Promotion i
of Mechanic Arts, to John E. Wn.sowof Balti
more, for best OLD R YE lYHlSkE Y , exhibi
ted at the Exhibition of Articles ol American
Manufacture, held in the ciiy of Baltimore, en
the Jatday of October, Ibo J."
' JOSHL\i IJXSJXT, President.
G- II. Hunt, Secretary.
The Old Diploma Kye Whiskey,
together with selection from the choicest Mocks
of RYE lYIUSKEYin Alleghany, Washington
and other counties in Maryland, ranging in
price from 75 cents, $1, $1 25, 5d, $-2 50,
and per gallon, constantly on hand and for
sale uy bbls , half bbls., den-ijohns, galluu and
single bottle, at the
"Diploma Old Rye Whiskey" Warehouse,
CORNER HOWARD & CAMDEN STREETS.
Xcarly Opposite the Passenger Station rf the I>.
?f 0 R. it
Cill and examine. Orders solicited and
promptly executed bv the Agent
1 1 * " JOILV L. IVlLSOX
August 13, 1659. h
\n n ^ n ITT T T.T P Tl* \ H T
U'J
d fi 7? i iiJJ _ in H
A'fli yjiore Silling I /> at Night !
S H IVI! ! STITCH! STITCHING!
Si.r ( fni/n irork done in On', by I1CR
B.7 R /)' S er/ebrafed I) uh'e '/'hreuil
Family Sewing Mne'iine.
IJAVINO a tension superi ir t > any in use.
I l>\v ing dono by them wii.i. s<?r i;ir Ev
ery Family in llic land ought to h.r. ft one, at the
Reduced Price of Thirty Dollars,
with a handsomfe stand. The work they do
will pay for one in a single mouth. Instruc
tion* seni vv ilii each machine. Send in your
orders Address,
E. NIDFIOLLS,
Corner of I'ratt and Howard streets,
Baltimore, Md.,
i where Machines and samples of seu in; can he
seen. June II, ld.*>D ? 3y
T\\e .Aiumcau V vgc\u\Ac
FAMILY MEWCLNKS.
] V O Medicines adverti-ed either in the Unitfd
ill Siate- or in Europe have th<* well-establish
ed nnd we'l-deserved celel>ritv of DK- \ OF
FAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX III P.
[THUS, and so universal is their use in the
families of tin* country, in every State and
, almost i very town and village that they may be
pronounced, without the least degree of ostenta
tious pretention, to be the Family Medicines of |
j America.
In all Derangement* of the Digestive Func
tion?, and of he Liver, Dowel-*, Kidneys, Blad
der and principal Visera, there is certainly noth
ing to be compared with them for the prompt
and effectual relief which they afford.
Co tiveness ul a I kinds ; Piles, however ob- :
slinate ; Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Headache, Ner
vous D hility , ( ieneral Weakness, Fever and
Ague and other Intermittent Fevers ; Worms
in Children find Adults ; Cholic and Settled
Pains in the Organs and Limbs ; Eruptions ol
the Skin, Ulcers, S ires, Biles, t nln-nlth) j
Complexion, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, De
cline. P.ilpita ion of the Heart, and Rush of;
the Bb'od io Hie Head, as well as all other de
rangement- t.| health, yield to these astonishing
remedies with a certainty and rapidity unprece
dented in the history of medicine.
In proof of this, and much, more than would
readily be bel ved in anage in which the most j
extruvagint pretentions are set up for compara- j
tivelv worthless preparations, ire proved by
thousands of certificates voluniaiily transmitted
to the Proprietor bv the persons cured, and
which mav be seen at bis office.
J'oth the Likk Pi and Phoenix BiTTKns
are niiiil and agreealde in their operation, am!
? fTeptually cleanse the system <>l all impurities
without occasioning a:iy prostration of strength,
or requiring anv ciuilim ment or change of diet.
Prepared and sold l>v
DR. \VM B. MOFFAT,
till') Broadway, .New Vurk.
Oetober I, 18-i9. ly*
KM)
NEW MEDICAL SALT!
? For Inflammatory Diseases Only.
in
Mislead of being a remedy for all ill-, 1
has but one aim, and accomplishes but j
one tiling, to wit: Subdues iullammato- j
ry di-ease, w hatever be its form or local- j
ily. I bis it does by equalizing the cir- j
culation, thereby removing tbe a.ole cause j
of intlainmation.
| > K K( M ATIS \1, NViirai? in, l1t-??<iucnc, |
II Kit/. Colds, Fevers, !nll<?utcd Throat. |
'.lings and Liver, Female Diseases, Kry- |
sipelas, llronehiti.-, Pleurisy, Asthma,
Dyspepsia, Venereal Di>ea>es, Gout,!
Scrofula, ('anker and all other forms ol ,
Infl immation are easily subdued by Ihe
Mew Mt dieai Salt.
- ri
rpllK New Medical Salt is no CURE
ALL, but does just v hat it claims to
dilation by i amoving Iroiu Ihe system all
arterial and venous obstructions.
1 Il'LTI TUDF.S have tried the virtues
i.TI_ of the -New Medical Salt, though but
lately discovered and introduced. Wit
ness the testimonials and certiticates of
cure.
\ LL who have u.-ed it ackuow ledge a
l\ benefit from it. An acquaintance ol
ours was cuied ui a severe case ol Neu
ial,ia in less than a week. ? *Yuricaij(JIe.)
.hfver liter.
"X'Ul'K invaluable Medicine is nobly
J_ fnlfilling, in my ease, all t lie promises
which you made lor it. A few do<es also
relieved my mother of a rush of blood to
the head. J. P. Gili.ixgiiam, Phila.
INK LA >1M A TUR V Kheumatism was i
my complaint. The tirst package did
the work ellectually, as not a vestige ol j
Rheumatism is ielt.
G. II. Dcncav, New York.
IK NOW ii i> good for Kheumatism, re
. moving it in a few -hours. 1 am try
ing it for Scrofula and have already re
ceived benefit. S. I.essiu, Reading.
I TKIKDit for Aneurism of the Ab
1 dominal Aorta. In ten days the pain
was gone.
T. W. Fitzsimoks, >1. D , Phila.
\\ L speak by the Rook. V\ e have tri
\V ed it. li has complete control orer
it, (lamination. ? Jacksonville, (Fa.,) AVtc
Era.
J')
) HUNCH I I IS, Canker, Rheumatism,
_) and Neuralgia hive been cured by
y it.? J,[)\ rsonvi!^f\ I nil.) Democrat.
MANV mure would testify if necessa
ry. Descriptive Circulars, withtes-j
W timomals may be obtained from any
Druggist who lias this valuable medicine
Dfor sale.
l)K. COGGS WELL'S
^ ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT.
Price One, Dollar. Chronic package $2,50- ;
D. C. Taylor &. Co., Gen. Agents,
^ Dock street, Philadelphia.
rrilK New Medical Salt is for sale in
1 Shephenlslown by Dr. A. S. Slone
braker, a:.d by all enterprising Druggists
wherever the Register is read. As it is
not a Patent .Medicine but the prescrip
tion of an eminent physician no one
should fail to try the New Medical Salt.
For testimonials and directions see cir
cular. June IS, 1859? Cm
J. OWENS BEltltY,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
A i>. 5 (light ticur Jlattr St.,
G E O II G E T O W N . D. C.,
J> ESPF.CTFULLY o-Ls the atkntion of Mer
IV chants, Hotel and Restaurant keepers to
hi* Inr.e assortment f foreign a;id Doirustic
[Ur .ndi'S, li i? s. Whiskies and Gins.
Tekms ? i' ? ur months, notes properly endor
sed ; 5 pel c'jut oif for Caih. Sept 3? 3m
HEALTH OR SICKNESS?
rriIK blood furnishes the material of every
I L bone, muscle, gland and fibre in l he human
Ir.ime W lien pure ? it secures health to eve
ry organ ; when corrupt ? it necessarily pro
duces disease. HOLLO WAY'S PILLS ope
rate directly upon the elements of the stream
of life, neutralizing the principle of disease,
and thus radically curing the malady, whether
! located in the nerves ? the stomach ? the liv
er ? the bowels ? the muscles ? the skin ? the
brain? or any other pail of the system.
Used Throughout the World !
HOLLO U',1 Y'S PILLS arc equally cfiica
cious in complaints common to the whole hu
man race and in disorders peculiar to certain
climates and localities.
Alarming Disorders.
Dyspepsia and derangement of the liver ? the
source ol infirmity and sutfering ? and the cause
of innumerable deaths ? yield to these curative* j
in all eases, however aggravated, acting as a
mild purgative, alterative and tonic ; they re
lieve the bowel*, purify the fluids and invigo- i
rate the system and the constitution at the
.-ante lime. ?
General Weakness? Nervous Complaints.
When all stimulants fail the renovating and
bracing properties of these Fills give lirmness :
to the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles ol
i he victim ol general debility.
Delicate Females.
All irregularities and ailments incident to j
the delicate and sensitive organs of the sex arc ;
removed or prevented by a lew doses of these I
mild but infallible alteratives. i\o mother
who regards her own or her children's health J
should fail to have them within her reach.
Scientific Endorsements.
The London Lancet , the London Jlrdical
lltvieir , and the most eminent of the faculu in ,
Great Britain, France and Germany, hu\c eu
logized the Fills and their inventor.
Ilofloway's Pills are the best remedy
known in the world for the following
diseases :
Asthma Headaches
bowel Cornj'Iaints Indigestion
Coughs liitlinii/a
Colds Inflammation
Choi Diseases Inward A'eakness
C'O't vtncss Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia l.ownessol Spirits
Dianliceu Piles
Dropsy Stone and Gravel
Debility Secondaiy Symptoms
Fever and Ague Venereal AH'ections
Female Complaints Worms of all kinds
JI^Caution! ? None are genuine unless
the words " llolloicuy, Arte York and London,"
.ire discernible as a U'afr-mark in every leal j
of the book of directions around each pot 01
box ; the same may be plainly seen by holding
the leaf to the light. A handaoiutt reward will
bc^iven to anyone rendei ing s?ui-h infurmatioi j
as may lead tu the detection of any party o:
parties counterfeiting the medicine or vending j
the same, knowing them '<> he spurious
Sold at ibe Manufactory of Professor
I Ioi.lo w ay, 80, Maiden Lane. New \ork, and j
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the I niled States an<i ]
ibe civ ilized world, in boxes alio cents, 6^; j
cents i. nil $1 each.
There is a considerable saving by ta- 1
king the larger sizes.
N . i5. ? Directions for the guidance of pa
Lients in every disorder, are allixed to each
jox. August 13, 1859. Jy
rHE OXYGENATED .BITTERS!
FHE OXYGENATED BITTERS!
FHE OXYGENATED BITTERS!
an unfailing remedy
FOR
PYSPF.PSIA, OK INDIGESTION,
DYSl'Kl'SIA, ok INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, OK INDIGESTION,
ICliHTY, FLATULENCY, HEARTBURN,
ICIDITY, FLATULENCY, HEARTBURN,
1C1DITY, FLATULENCY, HEARTBURN,
DEBILITY OP TIIE SYSTEM,
DEBILITY OP TIIE SYSTEM,
DEBILITY OP THE SYSTEM,
Water Brash, Oppression after Eating,
Water Brash, Oppression after Eating*,
Water Brash, Oppression after Eating,
JAUNDICK,
JAUNDICE,
JAUNDICE,
Sick Hcndache, Los* of Appetite,
Sick Headache, Los* of Appetite,
Sick Headache, Los# of Appetite.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
FEVE11 AND AGUE,
FEVER AND AGUE,
FEVElt AND AGUE,
NEURALGIA,
NEURALGIA,
NEURALGIA,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
&C. &c. <fcc. etc.
<?c. <fcc. c. <fcc.
<fcc. <fcc. <tc.
AND
all Disease hniing their Origin ia
IMPERFECT DIGESTION.
IMPERFECT DIGESTION.
IMPERFECT DIGESTION.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS
THE OXYGEXATED BITTERS
TIIE OXYGENATED BITTERS
ARE PREPARED BY
s. W. FOWLE Co.,
18 Tremont Street, Boston,
And are Sold
by llieir Agents, and by Druggists and Dealers in 3Iodl
cine, both in City and Country,
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
Prepared by 8ETH W. FOWLE &
CO., Boston, and for sale hv Wm. Moul
der and Dr. A. S. Sionebraker, Shepherds
town: Joseph E. Claggeit, Harper's Fer
rv; C. E. Beller & Co., and E. H. Camp
bell. Charlesiown; 0. B. Hancock, Sum
mit Pnin?; Smith & Son.Middleway; Tim
berlake & Subline, Rippon; and bv all
dealers ever^ where. April 23-1839.
AFFLICTED READ!
"PHILADEF.PH! A MEJfCAL HOUSE? Es
I tablished 15 Years ago by D.i. KINK E
LlN. The oldest, surest and best hand to cure
ail forms of secret d iseases, diseases of tlie
skin, and solitary habits of youth, is DR.
! KINKEL.IN, N. W. corner of THiRD and LT
MO.\ Streets between Spruce and Pine. 1^
SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE, PPILADELPHIA.
Take Particular Notice.
I There is a habit which boys teach each oth
er at tbe academy or college ? a habit indulged
in when by themselves, in solitude, grow ing up
with the bo) to manhood, and which, if not a- ;
bandoned iu due time, not only begets serious j
obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives
a series of protracted, insidious, and devasta
ting affections. Few of thus* who indulge in
this pernicious practice are aware of the con
sequences, until they fiwd the nervous system
{shattered, feel strange and unaccountable feel
ings, vague fears iu the mind. The individual j
becomes feeble, he is unable to labor wifh ac
customed vigor, oe to apply his mind to study;
his step is tardy and weak, he is dull, irreso
lute, the countenance is downcast, the eves!
j without notural lustre, shamefacedness is appa
rent. These are symptoms xrliich should aicaken
the attent ion of those similarly afflicted.
IF THE VICTIM
He conscious of the cause of his decay, and hav
ing relinquished the odious practice he sutlers
under those icrrible nocturnal and involuntary
emission, which weaken and shame him, pro
ducing mental and physical prostration, li'liej
emancipate himself before ihe practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his mar-,
riuge is unfruitful, and his sen?e tells him that
this is caused by his early follies.
Too many think they will hug the secret to1
their own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas!1
how often is this a fatal delusion, and how ma
ny a promissng youth, who might have been an
ornament to society, has faded from ^he earth, j
YOUNG MEN !
Let no false modesty deter you from making j
your case known to one who, from education ;
and respectability, can alone befriend \ou. Ilt
wLo places himself under l)r. KLNKELIN'S
treatment, may religiously eonfnlein his hod or1
as a gentleman, and in whose bosom will be
forever locked the secret of the patient.
COUNTRY INVALIDS
Finding it inconvenient to make personal ap
ciplation, can, by stating their casts explicitly ,
together with ail their symptoms, (per letter
post paid), have forwarded to them a chest
::ontaining Dr. K.'s mediciue*, appropriated ac
cordidgly. and be cured at home.
Strictures of the urethra, weakness and con
stitutional debility, promptly cured, and full
vifior res'ored. All letters post faid.
?Ljr* A remittance of 25 cents in a letter,
post paid, addre-scd to Dr. Kinkelin, Philadel
phii, will secure his Book on the StcRkr Im ir
MIT IKS OF vol TH,
'?J am a man and deem nothing which relates
to man foreign to my feelings "
Head ! Youth and Manhood ! !
.1 higorovs Life or n Premature I tenth, kinkelin
on Self Preservation ? Only'2b Cents
This Book, just published, i> lilled with use
ful information, on the infirmities and diseases
of the Generative System. It addresses itself I
alike to YOU I II, MANHOOD and OLD AGL,
and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
it gives, will di event years of miskry aid suf
fering and save annually Thousands of Lives
Parents by reading it, will leant how to pre
vent the destruction of their children.
\ ? \ remittance of '25 cent?, enclosed in a
'etter, addressed to DR. KINKGLIXj .V, VV. '<
corner of THIRD and UN I O X Streets between j
Spruce and Pine, PHILADELPHI A, will en
sure a book. under envelope, per return of mail
iLjr* Dr. K. fifteen years resident Physician. !
X. \V. corner of THIRD and I .NlO.N Street,
between Spruce and Pixe, Philadelphia, nia;.
iie consulted confidentially.
He who places himself under the care of Dr.
Iv., may religiously confide in his honor as u
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill!
as a phv sician.
December 18, 1858. 5 ? ly
Emlirs HOTEL
/JIM E subscriber would respectfully an
a nouuee to the Public that h* lias taken
the Hotel known as I n i e 1 111. tier's Ho
tel, in Shepherdslown, Jefferson County,
Virginia.
His TABLE shall at all times be sup
plied with the best the market afford*. j
His BAR with the best liquors. Hi-;
STABLE attended by a careful and atten- 1
live Ostler, and hopes by a strict attention
to business and a dpsire to please to merit
and receive a liberal share ol public pat
ronage.
WM. LAM BRIG ITT, Proprietor.
Shepherdslown, April 10, 1838. tf
HOWARD HOUSJi,
Ml
Corner of Ilcirard and, Baltimore Streets ,
BALTIMORE, ML).
New Proprietors ? Fare Redu
ced to $1,-50 per day.
Call for the Howard House !
VCf COACH AT THE DEPOT.
A. SHIPE, \ p ? ,
J. N. BUCK, 5 ProP?1""
March 5, 1859 1G? ly
GOOD AWH EAR
THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the Public generally that he has rented
the Coach Shop formerly occupied by C. VV.
Hoffman, in Shepherdstown, Va., where he
is prepared t? make
Rockaway and Boat-bodied^
CARRIAGES,
F ailing Top and Trotting Buggies and Sulkies,
by the beslof Workmen and the best of mate- j
rial.
?l3=? Repairing done at short notice and on
reasonable terms. Call and see me at the old
stand. J. P. HOFFMAN.
Shepherdstown, April 9, 1859. ly
S APPINGTON HOTEL,
Cliarlcstown, Jefferson County,
VlRCil.MA.
THE undersigned having taken this well
known and long established HOTEL, and
having renovated and refitted it, is prepared to
receive Boarders and Visitor*, an'i respectfully
I solicits a share of the public patronage.
His TABLE shill be supplied with the sub
stantial and delicacies of the seasons ; his
Servants respectful and attentive, and his
Terms shall be made io suit the times.
JAMES I JAMS,
(late of the U. S Hotel, Martinsburg,)
March 26, 1859. ly Proprietor.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION
THE WOULD UN^NlAiOUS !
n ollo n\i r s o i y tmes t.
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The Great Counter Irritant!
?va\
r7^ II E virtue of di se^se often make* i!?
L to the internal organs tiirough the pore* oi
the skin. This penetra> ii\? Oiutiuenl meilinc
under the hand as it is rrtbbcd in absorbed
through the same channels and rcachin^ the
seat of inflammation, promptly an I invjt ub'v
subdues it whether loeatad in the kidneys, I li t
liver, the lungs, or any other important organ
It penetrates the surface to the interior throu J
the countless tubes that eoininunica/e with tlu
skin as summer rain pa^cs into the fevered
earth, diffusing its cool and regenerating intlu
ence. ;
Skin Diseases and Mandator Swelling.'
Every species of exterior irritation is quick
ly reduced by the anti-inflammatory action oi
this Ointment. Angry* Eruption's, such a>
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tetter, Ri.vgworm
Scalp Head, Nettle Rash, Scabies or Itci;
&c., die out to return no more under it; appli
cation. Hospitable experience in all parts ol
ihe world proves its infallibility in diseases of J
the skin, the muscles, the joints and the glands !
Ulcers, Sores, and Tumors.
The effect of this unrrvalled external reme
dy upon Scrofula and other virulent ulcer- and
sores is almost maraculous. It lirst di>char
nes the poison which produces suppuratioi
and proud tlesh, and tliU> the c ires which it
healing properties afterwardi compute on j
safe as well as permanent. ?
I founds, Bruises , Burns and Sculls.
In cases of the fracture of the b >nrs, irju
ries caused by steam explosions, Mrui--,s,Burn-. 1
Scalds, Kheumati-m. Sliliccs- ofthe Joints am
contraction of the sinews, it is employed and I
warmly recommended by, the faculty. Thi.- 1
marvellous reined) has Lujt-n introduced v it
inventor in person into a IT the leading h >spital
of Kurope and no private household should b>
without it.
Undeniable Testimony.
The Medical stall of the* fr'reneh and Engliih
Annies in the Crimea oflij'ialiv signed theii
approval of /lolloiraifs Ointment a- the most
reliable dresshg for sabre tents . stabs and gim
diot wounds. It is also used by the surgeon>
>f the Allied Navies.
Both the. Ointment and Pill s should bi !
Kurd i/i the following fuses :
Runions Sore l.pgj
Hurt. 9 Sore R east9
Chapped hands Sure heads
Chilblains Sore Throats
Fistula Sores of all kinds
(lout Skin I )i.-c:?^t*s
Lumbago Salt Rheum
Mercurial Eruptions Scalds
Tiles Sprains
Rheumatism Tetter
King Worm Ulcers
Slid' Joint** Venereal sorrs
Swelled Glands Wounds of all kinds
('action ! ? None are genuine unless the
words "llollmcay w\ etc York aiul /.on'/on," nr?
discernible as a Water-mark in every leaf ?,t
the book of directions around tach pot or box :J
the same may be plainly sejfen by holding tht \
leaf to llic light. A handsonle reward ivillbt i
given to any one rendering 9uch information I
as may lead to the detectiop of any party orj
parlies counterfeiting the medicine or vending
the Same, knowing them tor bo spurious.
|I. Jp* Sold at lilt* Manufactory of Profe*isoi j
Hoi.mhv av, 80 Maiden Lane, New Yoilt, and*
by all respectable Druggists and Dealer* it
Medicine throughout the United Slate> and
ihe civilized world, in buxes at2.*> cents, <j*J 1-2
cent*, and *<1 each.
23=* There is a considerable saving by ta
king tfie larger sizes.
N Jj. ? Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder arc aflixed to each box.
August 13, I8*>9. ly
3CTAEB i?SOCIATiOI.
JSSIAIJSJjSSSA.
A Benevolent Institution established bi
Special Endowment, for the lielief
of the Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with Virulent and
E j tide mi c Diseases.
rrilK HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in Vic 'V
1 of the awful destruction of human life cau
sed by Sexual diseases, several year* agodi-;
rected their Consulting Surgeon to open a Di*-;
pens4ry for Ihe treatment of this cla<? ?>l'di-;
?eases, in all their form?, and to give MEDl- j
CJL -1DYICE GRslTlSlo all who appl) h) 1
letter, with a desci iption of their condit ion
^age. occupation, habits of life. &e .) and in ca- 1
ees of extreme poverty, to Furtiis'i . Mtdicints '
Free of Charge.
Ihe Directors of the Association, in their;
late Annual Report express the highest satis-'
faction w ith the success v Inch has atlented the j
labors of their Surgeons in the cure of Sperma-j
torrhcea, Seminal Weaknese,Gonorrhccj.Oleet. i
Syphillis, the vice of Onanism or Self Abu*e,
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, &.?: , anu
order a continuance of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoi. or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mas
turbation or Seit Abuse, arid other di*ea?esofj
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
will be sent by mail (in a sealed envelope.)
FREE or CHARGE, Oil leCCip Of TWO STAMP# fol
postage.
Addre?s, for Report or treatment, 1HI. J
SKILLLV HOUGHTOX Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, 1
Philadelphia, Pa. July 23, 1259. ly
WESTERN HOTEL"
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THE undersigned having leaded the we!i
known T.tVERW STjIXD of Joseph Lnt
ler, on German street, fchepherd-tow ri. i* now
prepared to accommodate Traveler- and the
Public generally. Ihe 1IGL&E is large aid
commodious, hav ing bee'i IhorougnH n nov i
te j. His T.1BLE shall at all lime* !.<? -uppl?.
ed with the best the iuaik? ts :* i; #rd. Hi* LJI{
is well stocked with the choicest W in?-, and
Liquors. His S7VJ D LE i? lar^e a: d rooiuy
1 and shall at all times be lumished with abun
dance of provedder. He his also .i I*rg?
: Y.iRD for the accoamodaiion of Drovers and
! Waggoners. In the yard is a pair jf Jt.il'
SCJLES where all persons having Hay, Cat
tle, or other articles to be weighed will be1
promptly waited on.
tf . B.? Boarders taken by the week, month
or year. His Terms w ill be moderate and iu
all ca*es made to suit the times.
Hoping by strict attention to b?nine*s
and a desire to please to merit and receive a
liberal share of the public's patronage.
The public's humble servant,
t W.M. ||. CROWL.
i Sbephenlilowo, April 2, 1659. if
The Sliepherdsto&n Register
I* published weekly 3t <,2; year po?iiire!y to
be paid before Hie yearexpi e*. So paj crd.a
emitinued (except at the op ion ol' the eduoi)
until all arrearages are paidfup. Siugfe ctpjts
tij cents. {
Advertisement* of one *qtisrc or less 50
cents for the t;r*t inPi*i*tiony and 25 cents for
?'.ich in?erii ?n ihcrrafirr ? fencer ones in tlio
5:1 me prop? rti >n. Adverli>?imei?4a not niarktd
f?)t any spc< time art dmtinucd till forbid
and eh a rjit I eoordi::elj A?' deduction made to
ti use w ;o advrrii>c hv tiie tfar.
M er?- ha hts contract hk li e yesr for ad"
vertisiti)r are otrirtlj cor. tint | to .Merchandize
inc ? advertising "I a different nature will be
liable to e\tt a < barge.
WIST AR'S BAIMM OF TVM) C BERRY.
WIS PAR'S BALSAM OF WILD HIEBBY.
WIST AR'S BUSH OF WILD CIIEERV.
WISTAR'S BALSIM OF WILD CIIEERV.
TIIE 15 EST REMEDY
TIIE BEST REMEDY
TIIE BEST REMEDY
THE BEST REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
For Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
For Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
For Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
A CERTAIN RIDIEDY
A CERTAIN REMEDY
A CERTAIN REMEDY
A CERTAIN REMEDY
FOR WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ANO ASTHMA.
FOR WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, AND ASTHMA.
FOR WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ANO ASTHMA.
FOR WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ANO ASTHMA.
A SURE CURE
A SURE CURE
A SURE CURE
A SURE CURE
FOR BRONCHITIS AND SORE THROAT.
FOR BRONCHITIS AND SORE THROAT.
FOR BRONCHITIS AND SORK THROAT.
FOR BRONCHITIS AND SORK THROAT.
A SOVEREIGN BALM
A SOVEREIGN BALM
A SOVEREIGN BALM
A SOVEREIGN BALM
For nil Affcrlions of Ilic Throat and Lungs.
For ail Affection* of the Throat ami I.tes.
For nil Affcrlions of Ihr Tlwnal and Limis.
For all Affcrlions of the Tlimnt and Lungs.
it relieves at once.
IT RELIEVES AT OXCE.
IT RELIEVES AT ONCE.
IT 1WLIEVES AT ONCE.
IT EFFECT9
A PERMANENT CURE.
A PERMANENT CURB.
A PERM AN ENT CUBE.
A PERMANENT CURE.
Beware of ConnfrrfWto.
Vtawnrc of Count(>rf(,I(<i.
Ilewnro of Counterfeit*.
Bewitn' of Counterfeit*.
Tho only Pennine lias l!tr? wrltlen ptpnature ?' T. Rf'TT*,*
ax well a* tlio printed nam* of lit* I'mpiiHora,
SETII \V. FOWLE A. CO., Bo&Tov,
on tlio outside wrapper*, ihcieft ro bo ijot doccivcd.
FOR SALE
jy Druggiata and Dealer* in Medicinal tadi in Ciiy a >4
'if Country, (
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
PreparcJ by SK I II \V . J*OVVl?K&
CO.. U arruN.aml for *?l? by VV w, Monl
ler ami Dr. A. 8. 8lflfiehralcer,Sliepber<l#?
uiwn; Joseph K, ('| iggpit, Harpei1* Fer
ry: U. Iv Beller & Co.,:jn?l K, II. Camp*
?ell, Clmrlealown; (\ B. Hanrork. Sum*
mil Point; Sinitli Al Snn,Mi?Mleway; Tim?
i<?Hake & Lubliuc, Kippon;. ind by oil
!<?*!er? evi'iy w|u?re. April 23- I8.r?0.
J. C ('an/aid. W. B. Ctnfuld. Jn.M.rtdilh.
Cauiield, Brother & Co.,
220 Bfitimvrr Slrett ,
Hail iuiftrr, Mil ,
DKSlKK to r ,11 attrni o.i i<> tlu-sr tjrt|)icc*df n>
tetlly rich a n J >;irn-d ayjiji !y.?f|
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
suited f >t ifce mm*ii, wbuh barn l?e?-n
with much care, by oue ui ilie tiria i ilirdtffrr
?rit J'uropcan mart*, anii which il.ry filler
i ' cni#ei v r t w 1 1! co njMr/ ft?oi ?' l> w Ji any
lire 1 1 oo io the I'm u.J State*. 'I hey nam* ;
in pari ?
KN0MS11. SWISS \N() AMERICAN
Gold Watches,
for lad if C!iii ?#!?' l?*im n. ??< the M-?t ; ialiii?a
?'?>!' "? '"'in' n ljl> i? rit !?' ! wi^ ll^'Quiuii
and l*e ? r i ?* , <? ?<> > * l>?* iu'i fully f.i nn'*l.ai
SI /J' Ell irjTCHLS.
beautifu' Ch;it?*l Cbai Fob and Vl*t i)o.;
O ld Pencil*, Thimble*, Sj#??u< le$, elegant
Diamond ?'"1 Pearl Setia, BrttrUit*, i'liM anil
Kar K ngf, &c., Ac., in every niyle. A Urge
-lock of
SILVER WARE,
?uch a? Coflee and Tea Sift ta, Piteiier*, OoMet*,
Ua?.kt-lx, Ca.tora, W ?ii?r?, Sppoa?,F*rl?*,
and Ladlftf, Drsnfl, Cake, p??!rv, Du)lrr, hih
:md Oru nr. Knives, Hall*. Mutineer*, Nut
Pic'<?. dec , ?l! of winch are duplicated in Pta*
tfd V\ art-, nuj.erb PI .led Eper;;,)#-.* and l\illsau*
FA.N'CV GOODS,
in !?*?? cr,'*'? "i **nety, i?uch a-v el^iint Gilf,
zf 4i, I Mart'Ie Clocks, Parian Mjfble *od
i>i* uit fHatuftia . breaden. Se*ir* and Paria
' h ? a ? -we*. Siaiuerea, C^n i!o Stand*,
tine IVt* a-Tete *?e?u, Gil' and Pearl" V ts,
fturpmes, O.irur Oa-en and Fancy Om.mcnl* ;
Silver, Pe?rl und Fancy (/igaraul Card ?*?*??
Porte-Monniea, Pana, Ate.; iej-ih til llai?aa?
Hooewx d and lichly inlaid Papier Mache
Work ltosea. U e*?>ing <Ja?ea, Cigar fioxe*. Ta
ttles, Cbaira, Elaine, ti mgin^ Va-^< for '
era, P ri folios, Ink Stand*. Music Bolt, Patoi*
ins* vn Oil and Uopjier, &c., dcc., for?nirn a
lar^e an?l b^auUful collection ofihe iare, coriooa
and beautiful, to v. hirb tbcv in?ite the eiaaiioa
t ion of all. feeling asaured that the tas'e of tba
. moat favidiou* ran be graiitied, while ouf elTorta
shall be lo oITt inuucemenU to purcha-'f?'
February 19, lia9. 1^ ? 'X }