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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
sSiOnal.

Senate Saturday 81, Mr.. Davis Of Mas.
sachusctts, presented the credentials Of
Thomas Ewing, appointed by tue Gov
ernor of Ohio Senator of that State, in
the place Of Thomas Corwin, resigned
Mr. Ewing qualified, ard took his seat.
Mr.. Douglass. IN pursuance of previ-
Gus notice, introduced an amendment to
the rules, proposing to incorporate the
'prcvious questions, as it obtains i'll the
House of Representatives.
Mr.. Davis. of Mass, then rose and pro,
nounced eulogy on d. p. King, late q
member Of the House, from that State,
who died at his residence, in Danvers, on
Thursday last.
The usual resolutions, expressive Of
coincidence, and to wear Grape on the arm
for thirty days, were passed, and the Sen
ate thea adjourned.
Mr.. Rockwell announced the death OF
the Hon. d. p. King, member of thar
body, and, having made remarks appro-
PIRATE To the occasion, he submitted sew
eral resoIulions-,Ilat the House have re-
ccivcd with deep sensibility. the intclIi-
gcncc Of the death of d. p. King; that, las
a token of respect, members wear the IL
suaI badge Of mourning Tor thirty days,
and that copy of these proceedings be
forwarded 10 the family of the deceased.
Mcssrs. Winthrop and Chandler like,
wise spoke fayorabIy of thc deceased, in
all his private and public relations.
The resolutions were agreed to; and.
as further marx Of respect, the House
adjourned.
A Geographic despatch dated Louis,
vile, Ky, July %, says:--" The choIc-
ra broke out in a Tow of houses in the
lower part of the city. yesterday. caused
by an offensive stencil lrom pond in the
vicinity. Itra@cd violently. There have
been 30 cases and % deaths since last
night
G.- Too much reading and too little
meditation produces the effect of lamp
inverted. which is cxlinguishcd BIZ an cX-
cess of The very element that is meant to
feed it.
The U. s. brig Bainhridgc, Com. Al.
bert G.. Slaughter, at Brooklyn navy yard.
has been ordered 10 be got ready for sea
Immediately.
EIy LiuciicId, the ianitor, has pur-
chased farm in Sharon VT, with the
reward paid him for discovering the muir
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
$4,000 REWARD.

HATS, CAPS, &C.
TIE undersigned beg leave TO inform
| The public that he has on hand fine
and well selected stock of
HATS AND CAPS
of the latest styles, which he will sell at
prices as low as they can be purchased at
IN the County. Call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
MICHAEL DECK,
General ,4gcnf fer a. j. Dowoey.
am still in constant receipt Of I0bHc.
70 and Srgars, of every quality, to which
| invite the attention Of the lovers of the
cccd. NJ. ID.
July lG, lS50-3t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!


THE subscriber bcgs leave most respect
| fully to inform his customers and tn"
citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity
generally. that he has just received and IS
now opening a splendid assortment Of
Groceries, China, QucenScarc, Hard-
1carc, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, De-
mcstic Couons, liquors, Bacon, and
Lard,
and in short every article pertaining to the
Grocery Business, which he is dclcrmln-
ed to sell as low as they can be bought al
any other place in the Valley. For IN
stance,
good Orleans sugar at s cts.
prime do do G.
very best !
n. o., p. r. 6 s. II. Molasscs
from 81 to c.! per gal.
prime Rio Coffee y!
very best, superior article If
BAcoN-shouldcr c! middling 7, hams
10 cts. per TO-, and every other article in
proportion.
Thankful for past favors he earnestly
Solicits a continuance of the same. The
public's humble servant,
THOMAS s. TURNER.
Shcphcrdslown, April 30, lS50-ly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
WANTED TO HIRE

TTNTIL Christmas, Servant Woman
i who is good washer and ironer, and
who is industrious, honest and respectful.
\ liberal price will be paid for her seryi,
ces. Inquire at this office.
July 30, l85O-4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
JOHN II. KING,
FRESH TEAS

FELSR TEAS
40 chess and . chests very superior
GaGpowdcr, Imperial and !. II.
g. leases Abs. ca) pouchoug OF black,
expressly for lam!iy use.
- cics,s extra brands OF green or
Gmpowdcr, selected from recent impor-
nlious, and warranted TO be ycry superior
~ point Of quality, landing and for sale
by McEcilh, Bro. & Go.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
CALIFORNIA OUTCOME.
HARVEST GOODS.
FRESH ARRIV AL.

THE subscriber has JH>l received anolh-
| CT lot of Bac0n OF the choicest hind.
Also a spIendcd assortment
Tin and UO5im Hire.
Groceries Of every description, and
Liquors OF The best quality and every
variety Of Brand
n, B. Aprimc lot Of old MOnongahcla
Tor harvest.
A,iof which Viii be sold on the most
accommodating terms. SO don't forget
10 call al Turner fer bargains.
THOMAS ). TURNER.
ShCphcrdsiown. J.uc IS, IGJ0.-tf
F0TfYCES
=" bushels P-'me Mercer potatoes for -a!e
INV, Nav -, = =.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
CARRELL'S
DININ e. H @ i Sc.
HAETEBs FERRY. "a,

The regular Dining Place whore Passengers
aa,c angir time ~ Nmc. Cd ,Ac Ld.timor, =
Ohio Eli.OlG
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
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CONGRESS-

N.-EEs1AE. Dec. Il.
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aI 1hs ulli.z-T Bzw. 4 coHT1 a4ar-1A. Sas hsi5 %
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and Essass5ause e s=rs. and The sszieuce passed
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md al l-a1 rlaz zlsua3 r. neok Ri-a sevar spseS
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fs1-s5. -tls 1sualsau3az1 40 caafa8a eae year. He
Dares ts rses-a II he c1se b printed aae thai D
os retired Il -he E.lEtary ca-nzEltss- These no
asuzI.y ssTs-e plaisaz1sziz zhogl3 ae abolished,
!sf5ersan DAVIS sal5 be f5u8d tbis petition va.
Ike uszuv e1hars bass3 % false Ehllauthrcphy. anC
aa subject q Wa5oh ths Fa.liolsers knew Roihlng
The saa.s8e= had Rsve- baea s1ec8;ed. There was
% iaurzlst59n before Ess Senate Of the safe Of tbs
gzrrsaa q what vas the nsoassiiT faE this sever,
s=a.eBes. He lbo9shs Z EnJzzt 10 priaf ihe recon
and s=83 i or; a. was il The nsturs of charg'
against tha o1esrss sati ibe szbscl was ezanIlael
{ ard reported 0a t.y oo1lIlsittsa-
Mr.. Hale saad Be hoPad before loag 10 see sons
Eraz philanthropy. Essrs effort 10 amailorate th'
cozl1a q zBr ssass Of Eersaas vas ssizI4aze3 bl
is opponents a false philanthropy. Private soldier
and saIors above al others, hed ri-at TO hook I,
: ( -szscs fr yas earres
ssateIcs came ua3sr his eve, RENTED wearing o
TIE proposed necklace
/ TIE PaPsIs wese referred 10 The Committee @,
Military Afairs, and the Dolion 10 pTiut, to iht
PriaiIBz COMMITTEE
Mr. Hsuter offered resolution that the Comsnii-
tee On Finance havea clerk. Adopted.
/ Mr.. Benton introduced aud explained bill. direc
ting the President purchase a size and erect ID,
necessary buildings for Western armorv
Mir. Pearce Intr03aeei 4 ioiat resolution resp
pointing Richard Rush and Col Tot,en as regents Q
the Smithsonian Institute, their term Of Office hayin:
expired. Read ilir3 time and passed.
| \ message was received from ihe House. announ.
eng the death Of Amos E Wood. Mr. Chase de-
liTered brief eulosy. The usual resolutions wer.
adopted. aud the Senate adjourned.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

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Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

IRE IN CAMBRIDGE-BAxK AND PosT
oFFIcE BURNT The building in Cambridgepor
IN which The Post Office is kept was discovered 10 be
on fire at O'Clock yesterday morning, and was con-
sumed. The Post Office papers and property wer,
mostly saved On the same floor was an apotheca.
~ store, belonging to Henry Thayer, the stock o
which was nearly all lost, with only 5000 insurance
ne basement was occupied by E. A. Waite as Z
bakery lie saved most of his properly The sec
ond story was occupied by sundy persons as offices
among them the owner, J. w. Cook, Deputy Sher.
Ii. who had s27oO insured on the building.
Ihe IRE extended to the adjoining building be-
longing to the Cambridge Bank, which was also de-
stroyed with most of the furniture Of the Bank. I,
was Insured for 5000 Bruce & Gregory kept a
store in the same building and saved most of their
goods. They were amply insured.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
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rnoss s.reaaa1z exzrzis q .= rzz .5lzzed = zs-8
bsH or proposition q 6zl c2rzssr 3rssg MS days
Session Almost the salre tie nzz sisasssl swzy Il
a war Of tactirs, and i AZ thos= Esres, qt== za5
Interruptions, which can b - easily rss-ss8 Is +.
stayug Of action, consuming ts tine, ard sssziz Il.
patience Of the House.
The Senate passed several Bits. and aft=swzsd
vent into executive session. Quite bazinezs spin
was manifested in this branch Of the legislature.
noticed among the latest arrived His Ho19r, the bald
pated little Miszis=ippian-on whose ready shous5=r
the mighty weight Of this vas Union has hing ION 70
these two months or more. He seems 70 have grow
old under the oneroGs Of his responsibilities.
The actious press Of this CITY, are setting up per
feet howl of patriotic indignation over the easonab
action of the Vermont Legislature. Il vii neyeI an
swer to tolerate such ratification as this, and ever
public man or asraat, from that State, isexPeetsd
repudiats tie sentiments and doinss of his inoendEar
Legislature Ii viii neyer Do, in this latter day Uaioz
to allow Independent State to exercise any sperEis
ion the Rights and Liberties of her own Citizens
This must be left the enactmeass Of modern Judase
which, from this hour onward 70 the consumnation
dsstay prove the 'oaiy certain rotectio Of Il
re,
inres the master spirit among he niernals could n
have improved upon. has only been assumed as
ea7l'sfroiioa naaasse but win be Instituted as fs
the fitness Of men 10 discharge the business Of the pe
pie. According to the issue of this test, Of the vrtu
and humanity Of the people, this administration stand
or falls
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

CLERICAL LoeIc. The New York Commercial
advertiser Of Tuesday contains connendatory notice
two Columns in length Of a Sermon, delivered y Rev
). 5 Spencer. IN Brooklyn. n. Y, last SabEath. n
iaFor Of sustaining the Fugitive Slave Law.
The sermon Is instructive to US, for one reason and
Only one, ii defines the nice point as to how far reb
lion against the laws il jusiifable upon Scripture
grounds. The Doctor saws:
"To justify rebellion, what is the same thing. VIC.
lent resistance to the execution Of the hws II is eces
sary thar something more than a small fraota- u m.
people should rise IN such resistance
That is to say, rebellion is just6abe provided the
rebels are the strongest party, and feel sure tbey shall
succeed.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

CoLoSIzATIoS. We never read Of the dougs o.
the COLONIZATION Society, without being reminded o.
good Mrs. Partingion's attemp, keep the waves o
the Hlantic from her domicil with broom. Here !.
the societies latest bulletin from the ~ Y Express:-
The Colonization Society have determined to send
Out an expedition m February, from this City, by the
Lberia packet froL Baltimore TO sail the presen;
month"; will send six persons, viz: the daughter
and soR-In-law Of Daniel illiams and their jnfant
child, from Nesben, North Carolina, Henry ". Fos-
Ter and w1ie, OF Hartford, CT, Edward Blyien Of ST
Thomas ying nan who gues 10 Liberia 10 enter the
Alexander High School prepare Tor the Ministry and
missions; and Henrietta Meteor, native Of Hayii.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE FITcHBUR C
RAILROAD. brakeman, named L,add yonng
man, recently married. aud belonging to CharIe $
town, was killed this morning on the Fncbburg
Railroad. He was lpon the top of car in the
freight train which left the city at O'Clock this
morning, and in passing under bridge in Lincoln.
was struck, knocked off, and thrown npon the track
and overrun by the whole train OF heavily loaded
cars lie was Instantly killed, his body being man
ged in the most shocking manner.
Trareller OF JHurs9gy
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
RIi.s.s compaund cod Liver OH Candy

Bliss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy,
The prevailing diseases Of Geld Northern Cline are
pulmonary attacks which alike affect strong and the
weia and against which human foresight can provide
It al imPsuaut then in this section Of country that
some simple and speedy remedy should be hand and
cessble to all com its chearEes This remedy are han.
ps to say exists il ls Compound Cod Ilver Oil Calsy
proved by thousands Of But feel il be duty
ta caution ha public against c0untesfif ana purchase
only bsss CanuE the original and genuine article observe
his sigfst. each package.
u Pre- AIRED by B. n BLISS, sole proprietor Springfield
Price p package For sale By D. SCOTT. IR h CO.
general agents for Worcester. d6twlt5l
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

. The articles sent TO the Great Fair from Jeru
Of native weaving and raw silk; oil earb
other dyes; olive and walnut woods finished roSt ~"
raw materials, in stone and marbles. =" "'O
From china will be sent to the exhibition. spermen
u granite, and tools used II carving lie i,ls -
es hnished idol, and its house; porcelain and er,
win brushes; cotton quilts, and other Chinese
ties will appear. '"'' 'o'''
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

JoHN c. CALHOUN. Ger. Foote. in The c.,.
speech made by him before the great Union mes,; o
at New Orleans on the 27th u, is reported to bays
stated, upon bis personal knowledge, that AIr Csbe
did entertain the project Of amending the Cons,;,na
as 10 have two Presidents Of this Union. one fr ~
North and another for the South, with dis;nc' n ug
equal powers-each 10 have the retg 91er;n6 fr,t au
that the Convention Of Mississippi, which WAS 'ler
limnary Of the Nashville Convention, was an idea h
SEdsr1,gd % , win the great carona statesman The
have heretofore been considered apoehr,pha. 'rba
are 50 no longer."-N Y. Joav. Of Com.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

~ Y. B PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent +,
the authorized Agent for the SPY in the cities Of New Yo
aud Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take advertise
ments and Subscriptions His receipts will be regarded AZ
payments. Ills offices are-Boslon, ScolIa,s Building
Court street; New YORK. Tribune suildre; PHILADELPHIA
\. ". corner Third and Chesnut streets. df
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
4 DnLouer. "welI, ny son, can you Give p,

4 DhLoueE. WelI, my son, can you give mo
some support" 'e
4" reckon not. We haint no meat, nor we b,;,,
no bread, nor we hant no taters.''
a''Well you can give me a bed, can't vou?n
90 reckon not; for we haint no feathers. nor -.
haint no straw we haiat floor to cur house7,,
"Well, YOU can give my horse something 10 eatl,,
g reckonRot; Tor We haint hay, nor we ban,
no corn, nor We haint no cats neilher''
IN the name Of human nature, how do you all do
herel'' W.
Oh very well, thank you. Hstg are all ye,r fIi,
IA Izla2;' 5
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

3 The following new conterie,s are in circulation
SIS on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Har,f,r1
Ios on the lr"n Bank, Conn; los the State Bank
Hartford; IS on the Farmers Bank. Bridgeport l0',
on the Windham County Bank, Conn; 3's on the Prov
idence Bank, r. l.; SIS altered from Is on the Chesa
peake Bank, Baltimore
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

= The Portsmouth Pilot says that Com Shul,ricl
has seat an estimate to The Secretary of the Navy
TO the cast q Puitiog he ship Pennsylvania ia order
Il l. impossible to have her ready in time to conve,
American products TO London. bot she can be manned
By picked crew Of Yankee volunteers from Cane Cod
aad Chesapeake Bay, during the time of holding the
fair
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

COLLATION.. The gallant Fire Department Of our
city, viii parade By torch light this evening and prake
Of collation. at the City Hall Everybody is an,icipa.
ting good time, and judging from the past, we think
"e'ery body's antcipa,ions will be fully realized
The FIRE department ol Worcester is second to none in
ihe union, in efficiency. couagration, or at the s
live board.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

RIeHTs OF WOMEN. The following article has
been adopted BY the Indiana Constitutional Conyen-
ton, By vote Of 90 TO So
"The real and personal property of women.
whether owned before marriage or aflerward acour-
ed by purchase gift, (o,her than from the hus-
band in fraud Of his creditors devise or descent
shall be and remain secured 10 them, under eouit-
able conditions, by law
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

ARREST OF Man RoEBER. New.York. Dec.
IL James Max sailor on board ship Dcvonshire,
was arrested charged with roLbing the mails Of the
Helena s'oman Of o. $. bonds. The extent Of The rob
oery Is believed 10 he great He sold several Of The
bonds yesterday for hall their value.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

Loss or THE SHIP JAooB PERKINS. The. shin
Jacob Perkins. went ashore at Smiths Point. Nan.
ucket, on Monday last, the passage from Manila for
Boston and is fast going pieces large part Of the
carge Is sugar and hemp. The Boston insurance Off
ces have SsI 900 on vessel, cargo and freight.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

u JOB PRINTING Of all kin3s-PamphIets
Catalogues, shop Eills, Bank Checks, PIa-
cards. Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &C. 8c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms .dlf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13
a Rare Chance.

Isnr sale Fresh and Clean STOCK Of
W. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
with Lease Of STORE fer term Of years.
Possession given the First ofJanua Y, 1s5',
The above offers inducements to any person. wishing
TO engage a The v l. GOODS AND GROCERY BUS[
Mss The Store is situated Main street. with large
established Trade aud considered ore Of tle best Stands in
the city Inquire at this office.
Worcester. Dec :. dSwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

q The TExAs STATE DEBr is increasing very
FAST Since the passage If the Boundary Bill, hun
dreds of claims have been presented never heard of
before The Houston Telegraph says the uhole Of The
en- millions will be required 10 pay debts.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

AWFUL SLAUGHTER. In Louisville Eve slaughter
houses killed $3.50 hogs in one day, and hung them
up oae set Of hands at Madison, Ia, Killed and
cleaned 1927 hogs in one dav.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

3 Reuben Dunbar has been sentenced to be hanged
at Albany, on the Slstof January, for the murder Of
two nephews. in Westerlo. The evidence was circum.
stantial, and Dunbar protests his innocence.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

q The value of property insured against fire in
Dreat Britain was, in 1881, rather over f526 900 oOO
by ls4l It had increased f6s2 900 Oo0 being an in.
crease Of nearly 80 per cent. in ten years.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

~ William G. Allen, cOIored young man, law
student in the office Of Ellis Gray Lorng, Esq. has
been appointed 20 the ProfessorshiP Of Cree T.
Rhetoric in Central College, Mt Gran. ..e, NY.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

y Hon. Joel r. Poinsett has published Ie,t.r in
the Charleston Mercury, against the secession Of South
Carolina, which he thinks wild and suicidal.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

n lhE MISSISSIPPI LEeisLATuRE, on the SOth
Now passed bill calling a State CONVENTION. Both
Houses then adjourned sine die.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

q Dir. Turnbul has discovered a ,emet, e. \
s'sh'edness by the application Of the extract Of ginger
to the forehead SO to affect the fifth pair Of Derye.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

COUNTERFEIT Bills. Rochester, Dec. H. Coun.
'erieh tens on the Mechanics Bank, New. Bedford,
have appeared The paper is poor. Counterfeit threes
and hves on the Worcester Bank have also made their
appearance.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-13

= Alfred Tennysoa has been appointed poct lorro.
ate by the queen Of England, in place Of Mr.. Words.
worth, deceased.