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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
COUSIN SALLY DILLARD.
By HAMILTON C. JONES.

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,jcnre Come forward Mr. Han!s, and
he sworn
So forward came lo witness. = fat.
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C5oag--IIarris We wish Won +, fell
abonr he rio, rlar hannoned ,ie other Jav
At Can't. Rice's, as good deal Of time has
been already wasted in circumIocutjon,
We wish you to be comPcndious, and a!
the same time as explicit as possible.
Horris--ExzacrIy-~gj,ios the lawyer
knowing wink, and at the same time
clearing his throat-CaPtaia Rice, he gin
a treat, and cousin Sally DI,,ard, she came
over to our house, and a%cd me if my
wife she moutn't 60. | told cousin Sally
DiAard that my Whe was poorly beng as
10" 9''0 "aI fOuet' OF tho F''"L'2"cS ID
''e hIP' ana 'hG Dig swamp was Ill me
[oau' "h" '"o D'g swamp was up , IoI
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0IoWSoH'e'eL' now II was SI'' coUs'" -, ,,e.l
"'''a'", my M.I Wie sue I"o". 20 " ''''
cousin ,,@',y NI''"F"' my "no ''.G ''"'
go. "cu' cousin sally D'1''"' 'aro
asked ne IL III II 1loTe 1,o,I ne noun 60 '2''
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
&APPIIH1 5 E0IEL / .

Chmicsiorcn, Jcfsrson Cou1ty, ia.
THIS large and very commodjous THREE
| STORY BRlCK HOTEL, situated in
the cenue and business part of the town,
is now among the most attractive and de-
sirable resting places in the great Valley
of Virginia.
The luXuries of the TABLE of this es-
tabIishmcnt, are surpassed by none, and
The BAR is at all times supplied with a
choice selection of superior Wines and
Mquo,s.
Several large Parlors and airy Cham
bcrs have been added since last year.
A Splendid Yellow Mounted Coach at
tends the ChmIestown Depot, upon the
arrival of the Cars, which will olvcy
visitors to the Hotel, free of charge. Per
sons wishing to be convercd to other
parts of the town, will pay a reasonable
compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, and careful Drivers always rec
dv for the accommodation Of visitors.
GEO. W. SAPPlNGTON,
Proprietor.
November 26, 1853. 1-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

the foreman Of the crap, and the crap was /
smartly in the grass, but h0wsomerer, as .
it was she, cousin Sally DIliard, Nose he /
mout 90. So they goes on together, Nose,
nv wife, and cousin Sally DiIhTd. and
they come to the big swamp, anE II was
up, as I was telling you, but beingas how
there was a log across the big swamp, .
cousin Sally DiIard and Nose, like gentle
folks, then walked the log, aRt MY wife,
Ike drafted fool, tucked pp'2gr clothes
aud wadcd right through, c0iched Geld
and has had the rheuma,ics ever since
and HMai's al / k90lC about the fight
i DON'T Recognize Hcg-Shc'Sa work
ing Ciri!'
Such was the exclamation Of pert
Young miss, dressed in silks ami fine lin
ems, as she brushed by an old school day
acquaintance, compelled 10 labor diIgeni-
Is 10 suggor, herself and kind mother.
tTc happened TO be close At hand aud fur
hcrmorc, possess a slight knowledge OF
the persons in question. Thus informed,
we were as,on!shcd At the remark, and
with difficulty restrained an expression
which the heart dictated q, ,hal moment
The author Of the lanEuago which heads
.his sketch, is by no means wealthy; on
the contrary, her mother, >Ior She is a
half urghan,l an Industrious, worthy la
dv, has means of obtaining livelihood,
which we will no. paricu.arze; suffice il
e. 7. J b. tr. |r .fs
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Y o\uNG 3.
w WATCHES,
0oI0 on0 c5ilucr 1Uorc.
Wholesale Watch and JeWeIry Hanse,

Wholesale Watch and JewcIry House,
No. 227 Baltimore st., S. Z. cor. Of CharIcS st.
! MPORTERS Of English and Swiss
/ Watches and Tools of every dcscrip-
ton, Watch Case Makers and Manulactu-
rers of Fine Gold Jewelrv. We call the at
tention Of Southern and Western dealers in
W atches, JeweIry & Silver Ware,
to our very extensive stock, assuring them
that no agticiS in our line shall we allow
any establishment to surpass us, either in
quantity, quality or low prices. We are
the only Wholesale House in this branch
of trade in Baltimore, and shall use every
fair means to induce Southern and West
ern merchants to open accounts with us.
Oar terms shall be as liberal and accom-
modating as can possibly be found in the
United States.
We will take great pleasure in show
ing our goods to Southern and Western
merchants, whether they open accounts
with us or not.
l.. II. MILLER & CO.,
Importers Of Watches, Baltimore.
November 2G, 1853. 1--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

AN EPITAPH.-Thc Anthenium SAYS,
that the following inscription is copied
nom churchyard in Essex:
Here lies the man Richard,
And Mary his wife
Their SurnameS was PItChard,
They lived without strife
And the reason was plain
They aboundCd in riches,
They had no care or PAIN,
.ind the lriti lrorc the BELECHEs.
g. Vonce, ven | vas court mine Cate
rine was gone on my field to hoe my
paiatoes com. Veil den | see my Cate
rine coming der road, so Ginhs give her
boo. SO | climbs tree, and shust as
vas going 10 boo her, falls of on der
hemlock fence, and stick pine knot hole
in my panta,oons, and Ca,crjue vas laf
and make me more shame dan a sheep
nit one tam uef on his back-uue as a
pook.
o. "IIiram, my boy" said a tender
father to his son, "you must be careful OF
yourseIl-yOu have not the constitution of
some"
Don't believe it dad I've got the con
sti.uUon of horse. Dang it. if | don't
believe Constitution of the United States.
e. A constable pursued a thief, who
took refuge on stump in a swamp, and
pulled the rail after him on which he went
out.
'SightabIe--conversab]e--non est come
atable--in swampum--uP s,umPum-
raiio = Fees 50 cents.
Ez& The fellow who was driven 10 Des,
perauon, returned last night.
O. ii is 10 better for lady to be puf-
fed mp with conceil than with cotton.
E17 Shanghai roosters with their spurs
cut off are selling in Albany for hen lur-
kies at q very fair profit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

Board may he obtained on moderate
terms under the care OF one Of The teach
ers, who will pay special attention 10 the
department of pupils out of school.
The discipline enforced will be P0rcn-
tai. but cHc,o.L, designed to Prcrcf
rather than correct faults; but, due 0u-
HoriIy will be maintained and ordcr Sc
cured.
November %, 1853. I--lv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

Ez57 ii is 10 better for lady 10 be put
fed M with cOnceit than with cotton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

70. The fellow who was driven 10 Des,
pera.On, returned last night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

Is Shanghai roosters with their spurs
cut off are selling in Albany for hen lur.
kies at a very fair profit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

N = \ :. j, - : ~ J -T-7T'
I,airl rlf!,r in'iR m# Gs,h Log"arcS.
MISS T.. r. DAVENPORT, ASSISTANT,
oI Te,rL.. eCHe Fru~', Es'.H
ogi Ga.aga languages.
MISS, C0cbr Of JIusic.
2HHE classes will receive lectures on
( Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
accompanied by experimental illustrations
for which apparatus will be furnished.
The wear will be divided into two scs-
sions of FIVE months each, beginning on
the 2nd Monday Of September and Feb
ruary, Vacation in July and August.
TEE]IS PER SESSION.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

o. "I!iram, my boy" SAID a tender
father TO his son, "you must be careful OF
yoursell-you have not the constitution of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

Don't believe it dad I've got the con
sti.uUon of horse. Dang it. if | don't
believe Constitution Of the United States
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

e. A constable pursued thief, who
took refuge on stump in a swamp, and
pulled The rail after him on which he went
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

'Sightable--conversable--non est come
atable--in swampum--up sumPum-
railo = Fees 50 cents.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-07-06
OUK RAIL ROAD MEETING.

The meeting at the Court House. on Saturday last
was respectable in point Of numbers, though not as
fully attended as would have been had not the far.
mers in the country been in the midst Of their har-
vest, and some misunderstanding in reference to the
time Of meeting, preamble and Resolutions were
passed which will be found in this weeks paper--all
Of which fully rsflect the sentiments of the Stock
holders, and friends Of the road in this county
We can assure our friends in Highland county and
along the line that they rely upon full aud de-
termined cooperation Of the friends Of the road in
this county, to free themselves from the illegal and
oppressive contract with the Marietta company, At
she close Of the meeting subscription was taken up
70 raise money to carry on the suit to set aside tho
unAolp contract, shen in short time about three
hundred dollars were promptly subscribed, jack
son county can be sel down good for one thousand
dolla.r and moro ii necessary to carry on the suit,
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KnOW.EverYthings.

How strange yet how true, that in every commu'
ty, there are to be found more or less members Of
this despised friendless forsaken race of beings
Their principle business is, to plant themselves upon
the corners Of the Streets and with searching eye,
watch the every move Of their fellow citizens, aud
by falsehood of blackeSt dye, plot the injury and
dowiall of the unwary, Matters of this kind come
under our observation almost daily and we are not
little surprised to find that some Of our more sober
minded and well meaning citizens, are frequently
led into the trap, aud have been induced to join these
roaring lions" in their perombulaions, seeking 10
blast the fair fame of their ncgbbors.
For our own part, we arc in favor Of law aud order
and peace and good will to all men, but when VIC sec
with open eyes, one class Of men, maicousy watching
the every move and noting each transaction of tbei
neighbors for the sole purpose Of picking flaws il
their manner Of living, and use the same as weapon
to destroy character VIC cannot but raise our voice il
opposition. We do hope that all good citizens vii
lend their aid in eIermnatipg THE band Of "Flbust
erers"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-07-06

As CANDID COURSE. The component
parts Of Stab er's Anodyne Cherry Eypectorant
and Stabler's Diarrhga Cordial have been made
known to upwards of FIVE hundred physicians,
every one of whom, without single exception,
have pronounced them excellent medicines,
compounded in accordance with scientific prn-
cples, and skilllul pharmaceutical knowledge.
1t is well known fact, that physicians gener-
ally oppose what are termed "popular medi-
icines," and this fact speaks loudly in favor Of
their cand or and the intrinsic merits of these
valuable pr :parations, which are most apprecia-
ted where they are best known, and which are
coming into very general use for the distressing
complaints they are intended to cure. For dis
eases of the lungs and throat, Stabler's Ano-
dyne Cherry Expectorant affords safe and
speedy remedy while the Diarrhea Cordial has
never been known to fail in giving rt lief. See
descriptive pamphlets, 10 be had gratis of the
agents. Price of each, only so cents per bottle,
or six bottles for $3.50.
L. II. STABLER & CO., PRoPRIEToRs,
WHOLESALE DRuGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati R. E. SELLERS,
Pittsburg, J. II. PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling.
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The 4th in Jackson.

According to prevoue notice, the different Sab
bath Schools numbering some three hundred sChol
ars, met at the Court House, and formed procession
aud marched to the grove east Of town, where the
der exercises as given in last week. paper was gone
through, viz: Prayer, Grafton, Reading Declaration
Of Independence, Singing, DCclamiug, etc, after
which, the Refreshments were brought upon the table
which were excellent and in great abundance. The
ladies Of Jackson contributed any amount Of cakes
pies, etc, ETC., which were very nice. Every thing
passed off in harmony neither incident nor accident
took place to mar the pleasure Of the day.
The day was also celebrated by the burning of.gun
powder, which was continued until aiter sun. down
with rapid succession Of very loud reports. The
boys enjoyed Themselves in firing off Jackson Crack
en-, and throwing reballs until late hour. We arc
happy to say that there was not one circumstance took
place 10 irs fere with the enoymcnts OF the glorious
Independence Day" thanks to the Liquor Law
There were more smiling faces to be seen on that day
than we have witnessed for long time.
There was quito novel spectacle passed through
our streets during The afternoon that Of Fantastic
bOnd which created not little sport and merriment
for the many spectators as the streeto were crowded
10 witness DAT ole Darkey Band.
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The July Conventions.

Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and perhaps
some other Western States, have called
Conventions, to meet on the 18th of July,
the anniversary of the passage OF the
Ordinance of I787,--to mature some plan
of concerted action to be pursued by all
opponents of the Nebraska bill.
Fit them for a fit occasion. What more
appropriate day could be selected, for the
remaining freemen of the North to meet
and consult on measures to withstand and
reSiStthe aggressive and menacing scheme
which threatens to blot out, even on our
own soil, and has actually done it in the
vast region lying beyond us, the very prin
ciples which have been the foundation of
our prosperity in the past, and are now
our sole hope for the future And what
more appropriate theme for such a day
than the consideration of measures which
shall have for their object, not only the
arrest of this scheme before it has attain
ed any additional momentum, but the
turning of it back upon ITSELF and the re-
gaining of the ground already lost .
There is fitness between the subject and
the day, which augurs favorably for the
success Of the project.
We trust, then. the occasion will not be
forgotten or neglected And we hope es-
pccialy thatin this State delegates will be
chosen in every county, resolute, deter
mined men. who will come prepared to
calmly deliberate. coolly resolve, and firm.
ly act-men who know the object they
have in view, and will follow that, and
that only.
What is that object? AS we under
stand it, it is to give an expression that
shall be re.echocd at the ballot box Of
their opposition to the passage of the Ne.
braska bill. This, and this alone, is the
thingsought Other things are desirable,
and we should like to attain them, but
sufficient for the day is the evil thereof
One thing at time, and all things in due
time, is our motto. Let this object Singly
and alone be our aim, and we can sue
ceed
The vote of this State can be so thrown
this fall, as to show TO the Administration
at Washington, that large majority of
our people do consider the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise stretch of power,
nndemanded by the best interest of the
ohion' wantOn insult to the freemen OF
The North and mean, dishonorabe, ty.
rann'cal act on the part of the South un.
Just and unrequired by any known emer.
gSnclsS \, IN their situation and prospects,
Ihls done, one step will be taken, and 9th.
ers e. can then be planAsd with greater con.
tidence. Gin. Gaz.
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HillSbOrOush and Cincinnati Rail-
road Meeting.
t4 "a q E EE @ u Q

The Friends of the above name Road
are making an effort to recover said Road
from its enemies into whose hands, it has
by fraud and trick, fallen. In aid Of this
commendable object there will be meet.
ing of the citizens OF Jackson county al
the Court House in this place.
On Thursday, the 18th of July inst.
at | o'clock P. NJ. Let every one, in
and out of town, who feels interested in
this matter, be present at the meeting.
II is expected that number of able
speakers from along the line, East and
West of this place, will address the meet.
ing.
Let no one stay away, for all have a
part TO act.
Jackson July 9th 1854.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

AT Railroad meeting Of fthe citizens Of
Jackson county, held at the Court House,
OH Saturday July lsl, 1854, in pursuance
of call published in the Jackson STAN
dard--
Geo. NJ. Adams was called to the chair
and #. R. Mathews chosen Secretary
The object of the meeting was briefly
stated by R. C. Hoffman Esq, On mo.
tioD, Elihue Johnson, R. c. Hoffman,
and Walker Bennett, were appointed Il
committee to draft resolutions &C., ex.
pressive OF the sense of this meeting.
The following preamble and resoIu'
tions were then unanimously adopted
Whereas, the Directors OF the Hills
borough and Cincinnati Railroad compa.
ny, with the view. as was alledged, to
relieve themselves from temporary en-
barrassment. and secure the completion
Of their line Of road; in consideration OF
$3.50 900 to be paid by the M. & G. R. R.
Co (which would be insufficient 10 pay
one hall the expense oI an entrance into
Cincinnati to he used in common by both
corporations, the exclusive right to which
belongs to the former and in further con-
sderation OF the. Sympathy End kindly
regards of rival and hostile road, ageed
TO abandon entirely all that part of their
Line East Of Jackson; leave the conStruc-
ton or further prosecution of the Line
West Of Jackson to the option or election
of said Rival company; reject sub.
scription Of $3.50 900 made on short no.
tice and under unfavorable circumStan-
ces, by the friends of their road, and
guaranteed by gentlemen, worth several
times that amount, to be good and aVaiIa.
Bile stock; and treat with contempt the
solemn assurance OF the same gentlemen
on their own behalf, and on behalf Of the
people along the line of said roed, that
they would support and sustain said road
in an honest effort TO build their road and
furnish the requisit amount of pecuniary
aid to secure its Independence and ulli'
mate complelon.-and
Whereas said contract has resulted in
the loss and destruction of our road and
the rights and interest which we had there
in, as stockholders and property owners
along its line, as all anticipated who had
brains enough to understand a contract
and were acquainted with the disposition
and interests OF the contracting parties,
and
Whereas said contract was wholly
without consideration to the II & G. X. K.
company, and gross fraud upon the
rights OF stockholders and others along
the line, interested in its construction
Now therefore
ReSolued, That we fully concur in the
resolutions oi the meeting at lliIsborough
on the l7th Of June last and heartily
cooperate with the friends of our road in
their efforts to reclaim our rights, and
recover our road from the hands Of those
who seem determined TO managae and
contract il to death.
Resolved, That the friends Of the II q
c. r. R. have the right and ability 10
build their road, and that they will do so
whittier lei alone by their enemies or not.
Resolved, That :he proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the jackson
Standard" and the papers along the line
Resolved, That we meet again in this
place on the 18th of July Inst.
GEO. NJ. ADAMS, Pres.
T. X. MATHEWS, Sec.
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We observe by the Highland and Jack
son county papers that the railroad war
spirit is very high The editor of tie
Columbus Statesman was in Hilsbcrouph
during the meeting last Saturday. lie
describes ii thus: "lhe people all along
the line were highly and justly indignant
at the stopping OF the work on their road
and seemed determined il there be any
redress, TO break the contract entered in.
to between the Directors and Marietta
road, for the exclusive benefit, as lhev
believe, Of the latter, and to the lastinu
injury of their interests. We have rare,
ly witnessed so much excitement Il
was aggravated by peouniary loss which
will be sustained by the stockholders o
the IIiIlsborough road, in consequence,
Of the stopping of the work. There ar,
nearly 100000 OF work already dont
east OF llillsborough. This ought not Il
be lost. We trust that the people along
The line will not be the sufferers, ihougi
there is slim hopes just now OF carrying
on the work A litigation is a sad, but in
some cases, necessary alternative" -
Cincinnati Sur.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-07-06

SciOtO & Hooking Valley Rail Read.
g r Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
Ss fers his large assortment Of Groceries, &C. :
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adjoin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup
plies. S. r Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train /; and
willalso attend to the sale or forwarding Of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &C., arriving by cars
charges low.
" Orders promptly filed, and letters Of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S Il ROSS, Portsmouth,
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Partnership Notice.

A CHANGE having taken place in the part.
N nerShip of the Jackson Foundry. whereby
} D.James, has severed his connection Herewith,
it is mutually agreed by all parties that the late
firm name of j. d. James & Co., shall be merg-
ed into the firm name of Holiday, Price & Co.
who are authorized to receive all claims due the
old firm, and to assume the payment of all debts
owing by the same. The partners in the new
firm are, J: 7; Holiday, j. W. Longbon, c. W.
Mccormick, W. 5. Mccormack, P P. Price and
Amos Wilson
June 90, 81 14=3w -
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WASHINGTON, June 80.

SENATE.-HouSe resolution for adjourn.
ment on the 18th of August was returned,
having disagreed to Senate amendment
for a recess from July 18th to October
10th.
On motion of Mr.. Gwin, the Senate in
sisted on its amendment, and Commit,
tee Of Conference was asked.
The Senate last night passed the ten
million appropriation.
The bill for a line of steamers from San
Francisco to Shanghai, was ordered to a
third reading.