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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25

50 terces pure Cider vinegar. y
~ In the selection and purchase OF the q
boye they have been influenced by the nereas-
ed facilities Of transportation via Rail RoaLand
Canal. aud have greatly enlarged t-eir SUP Plies
to NEE. The increased demand, aud IS tie large!
proportion Of their stock was purchased before
the late advances they are fully prepared to Oh
fer a. great inducements as can be found IN any
Of the NOrilern cities.
AZ In eXamius.iOn from al IL search OF bar
gains IS respectfully solicited ,-
McYElGH X CHAMBERLAIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25

~ The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
Formers and Mil Owners that he has associa-
ted himse + with Messrs VcVeigh s Chamber
lain in the Produce Commission Business. lie
Will give his street personal attention 10 the sale
of Wheat, Corn, Flour,&c. ard VII, al all tines
guarantee best market prices-quick sales-aaI
prumPtretuCns.
lie mos, earnestly solicils call from the
Merchants also a lie i satisfied il viii be 10
their interest iu 1--WE tie above stock Z thorough
examination before they supply themselves else
where. ID. HOWARD.
November &c, 1853. I-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25

James w. Jaspar Of Lebanon Pa, cured of
Piles OF six Years standing, by using four bot
ties OF DR.. Chalmers sanatiye Tncture. Price
one dollar per bottle or six bottles for five dol
lars, for sale at the general agency, SETH s.
uAycE, los Baltimore ST. Baltimore TO whom all
letters on business mus be addressed postpaid,
and for sale by E. c. HTHiams aud Joseph Entisr,
,hcphcrdstown Nov % lSJ3-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
80 Low street, Baltimore
RHEUMATISM AND GouT.

Mrs. J. L. Johnson Of Virginia suffered from
Rheumatism and Gout for eight years, at times
unable to turn hersclfin bed, being possessed by
ample means, she employed the best medical al
tendance, and travelled through England France
and Germany, in quest Of the celebrated phySl-
clans, and remedies ofthose countries. was tnai-
ly cured by DR.. Cha mer's Sanatiye TmcIure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
STATEMENT OF Mr.. BRENNAN.

Al the time the collision took place on the upper
gallery the glue room, standing by the side Of Mr.
Rogers, the chSf engineer. Il bad just struck eight
bells immediately after tho shock OF the collision, the
oil struck signal to stop the engine. Mr.
Rogers then asked hurriedly, whats up now ," He
Immediately sang the engineer watch to unlock
ner, in stop the engines. The order nue
lately complied witl but alter he gave order TO
go ahead aud Immediately wclt down into the store
room aud, with Mr. Dignou the first assistant eDguceI
got rench and opeuei the bige.ir lection and gave
Tor all o: the pumps to be work, he the
rising in the engine Mr.. Rogers then vcnt
on deck, believe to consult with the Captain. What
passed between them have no knowledge Of Daring
his Absence OF about fifteen minutes, had
very rapidly in the engine room, and his retur
be ordered all hands down TO get up Goals in order To
Se.p the hres lighted long possible. The water
aIne in p'dy, however, that the work o. haudrg
Up coal discontinued aud the engines were buGly
.opped owing the water having risen TO level with
he dre. The water Game hon forward. When we
could longer induce steam without the men belug in
iaugcr OF being drowned below, We came deck and
N. .ined ii pumps there. the small donkey pumps
were still Working, aud continued to work, or
ilseeu minutes If got deck, until the
Exhausted in the boilers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
STATEMENT OF WILLIAM NICHOLS

At a fes minutes pas. H. on the nuiuing Of Wednes
lay, Sept -, the steamship Arctic. on which was
passenger collision with iron propeller during
fog. The Arctic then going her ordinary
rate, aud the propeller, having tar -lnd hav,
Oeen averaging at least ten knots. When first eYpc
ricrced the shock standing the hurricane deck
AZ that time there not many passengers
TIE nues sustained by the propeller then seemed much
greater than As she worked asern quarter
boats lowered With the chief aud four others
When they returned Capt Luce unable TO pick them
up, and have since heard OF them should judge
that there between and three hundred person.
on the decks OF the propeller.
Ii now appeared that the injuries sustained by the Arc
tic much greater than at first supposed. The
water rapidly pouring in Ct the bows and despite the
utmost OF the and passengers continued
gain upon US. An suchOr chain then lowered but
a few moments aiteTward the fires ngushed and
the engines stopped. Boats then lowcred-siI in
allfve of which, containing seanen passengers, and
all the officers except the captain and third matt left
the ship.
TIE sixth boat containing lev iremen and passenger
beside ysgli remained a. isI forming raft When
we had nearly completed work u rusn was made by
those deck, and passengers aud selmen aud
men, threw themselves from the buwarks the raft.
Our boat then crowded IN imminent danger Of be
ing swampcd, cut clear from the wreck aud the
same momsnt wild cry FROM those who had been una.
ole to leave the ship announced the speedy termination
OF that terrible scene. looked, ard through the dense
atmosphere, which gave fearful Indebtedness each
object, beheia the breathing the sinking YES
sci. The passenRers rushing and fro the eI
citement OF tho dictated some jumping over.
BOARD in the hope OF securing spar plank cling 10
others spTinging the unfinished raft, which al
ready overburdened succession OF terrible cries sue
Geek the ship suTgei As'Vy forward aud then dissp.
peared from view
What followed subsequently has been already narrated
nv my fellow sufferer, Mr. BuTns and Indeed that por-
ton Of the sad narrative VIII sh have goue over hiss
been eoqueny, though perhaps more correctly
detailed by that gentleman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

COot.-From the Eoqurer Of Friday, wa clip the fol-
loving paragraph, which has the appearance 10 au out
aier Of being decidedly cool aud cutting 10 number Of
~ Democratic contemporaries oos OF them has aresd,
Ssd with feelings Of surprise aud mortsesdop p
oIbsrs, We presume, will DO llkswe-for there Il
good many Democrats journals dissenting IRON the sug
RsSIon Of the Enqairs, which claim to BE- no. only re
spsSabl,," bat having ,qnl rshs With The Enquirer H.
sOss oil ~ the pooJ Of their parry The readers si,,n
fiOu BE- attracted By The POrtoa Of itslieis.d b.
Democratic oo,empOav;
THE GgBERSAToRIAL COMMUNICATES dispute AZ to
the time and place for tho meeting Of the Democratic
State Convention 70 dsfniiipsiy sSifisd The people
hvs tsken the matter 10 band aud theft dceiilop dovsV
~ Sis,aRcfito s intsrs'itd Individually viii 10 re-
speetsd az fHat and eoaeiaSiVG 10 the Enquirer Of
this morning the reader will bud satisfactory expression
Of pubo opinion The subject The Central COMMITTEES
In his city, respecting these indications OF popular seD
meu and Yielding % ths susgt soos OF soubd policy
VII uodoublsdly teoommand that the Convention DO hid
" StsrtoA On fAf sofa Of Nov~nbsr doaias tLis de
cisss lhss viii 81 no rs,cfat d'ssent IN dnyqaarisr
eff,t 6tets tsf Veny individual has an iHvHeBs ,s-
Psra tsst % hs tsss ne place his a5,eues from ne
etTssTsfe' VIZ saubi's' 10 'Sea'eS p sa' reSar.L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
RI MnrhrIi,, nI,.,.r IInIu--

" hniht1fs' bhsAsr tLoiie.-The.e e,ohs has,
no" attained an established reputation auorng the ouy
feet protection against aEa the mothers a.
Fiction, GAInrEEp BErAu
Mothers should bear In mind that are no,
Intended to cure the breast whc rss
!" prevent this easstropte, which they certainly will do
Mothsr therefore who have the fear or OF
risen breast should not whit Till hey threatened send for
10 meet emergency. - "
l.et directed they vii speedily dsspae all nnama
ton Of the breast nay en.rry cold or
ender the breast soft piab reatore the
rer aud uiobrncted Gov sf the
and hyods the possibility VI 0ATHEAED RRElsr
Mothers have assured
comfort In wearinz the cloths constantly during tn. period q,
which the how OF milk most dncult and Irregular
No one has ever found fault with them know whilst on
value by hundreds who have usedth
They perfectly wear and leave no soil upon
The breast or garments ana maybe applied
with entire convenience
Aremittanee OF $780, accompanied by cents worth OF
postage stamps III secure the prompt Of
par ~ these Cloths to any part 0f the United States
They are 70. sale exclusively by
ApiE r GRAY, Wholesale and Retain Agents,
s Full direction. for applying Cloths will acceinpsn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

Specializing tho results OF the late elections in Penn
sJlvsns, Ohio and Indiana, the New York Herald sa!t
I'VE repeat it, the democratic party Of the North ideu
dol with the present administration Washington is
siped out" ex,erminated, gone There is nothing 10
the administration upon which s broken cgons tie
riorgsnized; and the of its OF existence Is
g'ng too short to justify the slightest expectation o.
sny hing turning up redeem falen fortunes And
81 the Northern democratic party, connection with the
administration, is routed, dispersed and ds5Anded"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

DEATu or Az CsETuL NAS.-Hsj Peter Hul Of High
land county, vrgnis, died ~ dsy9 sgo in the 10 year
Of bis age Ne twice represented his county 10 the Leg
isature Of Yrgniawss fosty years sctve Justice Of
the Pesee 10 Pendletou and IN Higbland-w1 t"icc high
Sheriff under the old Consituton-.was elected under
The new, justice and the County Court Of Highland
chose tim their Presiding Magistrate. II IL good evil
deuce rsposed II bra by the people, Of bic honesty and
clear judgment that, during the whole period Of bis mag
,faey, not one sppsa taken from any Of bis de-
ciaiona
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

JnL SoEToLg COSyESIoN.-A notice 10 the Richmond
Ospao announcing the proposed internal improve.
nent CIpTeu1n would be held Ia this city on the 2Otb
Jf Nave Hber have produced tho impression IN
nsnJ paris Of tic State that had changed the day ORR
eualy sppoiutei This ii not tho the Gaze The Dis
patch has made great mistake. which If timely cor
rccted may prove fatal 20 the Convention. Wednesday
he sh Of November the day for hodibg tho Conveu.
don has been repeatedly announced 10 the pspers Of
this city and which specified in the circulars Issued by
she committee. We arc our contemporaries IN nil
parts Of the State will hasten make this correction
"Wednesday the 9Th OF November Is the day Tor holding
the Convention. Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The paragraph published in yesterdays paper relating
TO "Mssng Ships, Incorrect in following particulars:
Tae Joanna from New York for Dunkirk" undoub-
teddy Intended Tor the clipper ship, Warner reported
missing months since. The Arco should have read
Argo which vessel was fallen in with the 18th April,
Ill board taken of aud carried 10 Philadelphia as
has been before stated. Tho ship Apna Tit arrived at
Touon the beginning Of March last after passage Of
10 days has sGCe 1t this port aud sailed for
Mobile where she now Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

In regard 10 the character Of the immigration which
has already reached Kansas The Klusas WeeLiy H.yaGl
OF the 29h ur, says: "a minority ofour popul, on NJ to
thi. tine from Missouri, though their preponderance
fast diinishns by the arrival Of people from other
Ststes. Pensyvania probably neItin numbers The
immigration from Massachusetts, NV York, Illinois and
Iowa. ia very great Indiana aud Ohio are also represent
d The population from Kentucky, Tennessee Virginia
aud other Southern States is very limited lev IRON
Arkansas arc settled in the southeastern part OF tho Terri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

THF CoBis EITEpf1ioS. According TO the Wasbipg-
ton correspondent Of the New York Tribune confidential
agents Of the Cuban expedition fitting out uod.r the
command ofGen. Quitmau have recently been 10 Wash
'ngon 20 ascertain bow far tho Adnplsration ere favor.
peated private ibtervieWs we're bed With the President
and Secreae' the result Of which was not epcoura KnR
TO tho prj'oior Secretary Marcy declared himself 10.
fsSi6y hostile tue .holO undertaking, add the MAORI.
y 81 tie CsbigsJ ere With hin,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

ALNosT HtRE-The Iron Horse has arrived nj Mscks
Meadow Depot within miles q this place II will not
long m be will make himself visible our ci,i.
What preparations have been made receive him
II Il time tho invitations we're being Issued We hope
the committees faithfully pefformpg their duty. lie.
every citizen Of the county do bis utmost to place this
celebration fer In advance Of any that has preceded
that will come after il. Remember much hiss been said
OF the hersly e old Wythe. Let her embsce the
opportunity to silence forever her enVious rvaL- With
Wills TslsToph OF. II,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The Psburg American abiding to the Iron trade re
maks-AaDy Of tho Furnaces tho Allegheny have been
idle during the This has been the with all
the powers and partially with the powers
Who's make much reduced, II not Intercepted from
wsulof for their eusines Tho make OF Anthracite
has been interrupted from the and other and
active Eastern demand Is kept mp, which will shorten
the supply from this market from that quarter that II
unusually large supply comes not from below which
think not probable there will be fair add steady demand
for all tho metal that the fall foods may bring TO mar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
E6A III sHEIJs CLOVER sERD-rCT sale by
.OO Oes LEWIS WEBB 4 SON
LAND FOR stLE.-In pur.g.ae. oil

NALtAnIE LAND FOR SALE.-In pursuance Of
deeeial order OF the Circuit Superior Nelson
county Pronounced the C October 1874 In the case Of
maiy DuLTett, snI Of John d. Durrett deci Hosgns
nSSns % and others shall ouer for SALE the premises
On FRIDAY the 10Th December Jno
DOreit died seized and possessed Said Land
OF Nelson SbSat three n-E from the county
SAM distance from tue ine Of The
f1ad and in every respect, one Of the most desirable
Wilma On said place Is consieratie quantity
a Eh;h together Nth large portion OF the upland
rate To1ASco Land tn" place contains
a.. 6creJ, and be well divided v opa
TENvs-Cah sufficient to defray SALE the bal
snc 10 be paid IN one two and three purchaser living
bonds to bear interest from date with good security
be retained until last psynett 10 made.
WIN b. sold at the time aud place. all the Horses
Hogs. Cattle and sheep, Plantation Utensils corn, Fodder
"a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

THE CIScISSATi II. f.. Communicable CdIe of Mr.
Ld,gnrL We 6ud Oh referring 10 the subsequent pro
eedngs Of the Conference that the charge made against
his gentlemen for preaching anti-Hethodist do,trnea
no finally disposed Of Thursday, az WAS intma ted
The Cincinnati papers but that at Friday session. after
hearing eiore the Conierence motion made and
dopied. "t1at Nr. LaugaF should be deprived Of his
Ministerial authority, aud requested to surrender his
pTchmeDto Mr.. L. than appealed TO the next General
Conference Of tho Church. 10 the meantime his minis
eria functions arc suspended until the decision Of the
higher tribunal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
Elections.

The members OF Congress elect 10 Perusylvlns SIC
classified thus Wings III Democrats 7; AMERICA !. q,
the Democrats three Nebraska and four anti. Ne
bsaska.
With the exception OF three districts not vet heard
from Ohio has elected unanimous anti Nebraska dele
CATION to Congress or the members elected forr rrc De.
mocFats, four Free Sellers and the Wig The dele
CATION consists Of twerty.one.
Full returns have no, bren received from Iodlns but
almost tue entire delegation elected il believed TO be
anti Nebraska
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The S. Paul Ainnesosu says, lady from the neigh
borbood Of Fort Ripley, IN Paul brings Informs
ton that the vile Of the Rev NJ Spencer missionary AT
Red Lake. woS mud.r1d short sine since by par.
" Of SIOUX Indians Mrs Spencer was sitting In her sp
pansnt after dark, when she fred upon and killed
Instantly. She wss estimhbls lady, who had resided
several yeirs with her husband missionary among tho
Chippewa. Red Lake s entirely within the Chppeua
county, and the nurjerers no doubt parry Of
SOuI, who DOT in qisst Of Chippewa aoslps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
STATEMENT OF Mr.. JAMES oARNRoAN.

The Arctic left Liverpool on the 2Ob Of September
The ship proceeded AZ the rate Of thirteen miles hour
for seven dsJs 90 the 9th, about midday, eight bells
having ost been struck the weather being very thick At
the time, tho vessel came into colion with vessel
steering northeast The Arctic first struck within
two feet OF the stern quarter, aud the second time
the guards. The vessel which came 10 collision With tue
Arctic was then az the starboard side Capt. Luce 10.
santy commanded tho Arctic 10 be backed which she did
for ten minutes the propeller then on the sabosrd
side round TO the arboard quarter she hep seersd OF
aud Wn loss entirely ozs o. ssht st chs time boat cane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

DREADFUL AcCIpEST.-We leain that a valuable negro
man, belonging to Mr. G. Grandson Fields county
VAS so severely Injured Tuesday last tia, he is not
expected TO recover HE skull in some wsv fac-
mted 1--WE have not heard how while eleya,ing large
stone with crane. His skull trepanned and the de.
pressed bone taken nut hut have learned his
dition since.-TUbscco Plant, Oct. 10.
For the last few days pegbhorhood has been visit
ed by immense flights OF Wild Pigeons. There appears
be millions Of these birds passing and their
ns places. In such numbers they will make havoc
amongst the acorns.-Chris'iarsburg Herald, Oct H.
Several large drores OF ca. passed through this place
on Sunday last returning Tennessee having IN
ahe 10 sell TO the farmers in the valley. Ii was TO Us
quite an uuusue speciace.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

DiscniR0rp.-A colored fellow named Isaac Morton
was taken up by aman named Nathaniel Thompson while
lettering about Of the Union Line steamers at Rock
ets, on Friday last He brought before Alderman
Fanar on Saturday when was nscertaned that he
ubder the guardianship Of his uncle Robert Norton col
ored barber at the PoWhstin Hou,e.
lilo had In his possession paper signed by the uncle
stating that be was sent by his brother to Philadelphia
upon his attaining his majority. lie reached that mark
last July, according to the follows adnssiou. lie
had year to run Afterwards.
He made 30 macy Inconsistent statements 10 Thomp.
son that he at once took him TO be arunaway.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

In London, With population o: tao ard half mill
lions the total number OF deaths for the week eudiog
JAY Isl vas 1899. 10 New York, with population OF
a0ou' $4,000 no one third Iha: Of Losdou the deaths
were 1889, within ~ o; those OF London.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

"a ~ 81. " Story of the late Justice Story now
In lSiT, has flushed statue oi his f,ther which he
has been i"' s'me time ebgaZet Tue statue hiss been
shipped from ltJ i1s America /. has been pronounced
oy Judges who have u, be pefeel VOL Of al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.

hr.usos CorN fRlpAr.-Tbs Court vas occupied the
grestrt portion 81 the day hesring tho arguments Of
an srrrs from III" Judgment Of Alderman fsrrsr order
Ing aha, he should leave hn Cormon weslth within ten
d,A the charge bcnE that he had returned thereto amer
cmgts,ins to q hcc Statr
The case wa NJ On "wednesday last, but the court
anxious tn .scesn the decision Of thai Conr In an anal.
csNus case deferred judgment until friday The case
rtetrCd to was that Ut a nee neSto named Norris, to
~hcm the Mayor refused an 'ppcsl RON his Judgment
which wss r,rc.cy ,ui TO that rendered by Alder inau
Fattut Ia the cssc al issue. ,,. .s- . -
The question prevented tho Court Of appeals In.
wolves mstly the tight OF tho defendant Morris to get
an apes. wl,hcu, regard to the mers Of the Msvor.
iudsmeu, The Cour, held tho be made
nesno and In tina, view Of t. rendered judgment In ia
vor o, the appellant
The Counsel acting tor Smith contsndcd that tho party
hsvrg resided twelve months within the Common
wealth. sicce lie return, In the eantime exempt al
lesd accountability, was not smsnsbls to the statute
lstne 10 soch ofcuecr In other worda, they pleaded
The VI hutson. The Court e,ess affirmed
The Judgment Of Alderman fsrar whereupon Smith gavo
the required ball. tssool that he would leave the Com
menweslth within ten days
ues'r'. August aud Randolph wero tho appellants
Counsel
Mr. D, u, Muor applied to tho Court for Communication
OF the sentence Of Joshua Banks the rac negro Who
sent TO tho psni,cntsry Tor term Of ave years. FOR
breaking Into the hone OF London slave belonging TO
the Of Mr. Bernard ONe and stsbbny him In tho
arm; Tue ses.snSs aPPe." was applicable both to the
Minor In supported the application were that the offence
OF burglary comprchended In the original charge, vas
not sufficiently established to the application
the punishmentto IL provided by Law 10 such cases Il
was ascsrained that the fastening to Il from the inside
any there had been, insufficient to withstand any
slight pressure Mr Minor copiended upon that ground
that the offence was not burglary in the spirit Of the
law
Mr. Daniel opposed the application, and produced L.
gal authority to show that the employ greater or
less force to elect entry circumstance not to be
considered In defining the offence Of burglary. Tho mat
ter to be inquired into he conended WAS whether abe
ssncity Of private domic invaded-and tho barriers
employed Tor Its security ssch they wers fore cd rou,
their proper positions In this instance pressure cor
responding to tho Of security applied and 80
might II have been the barriers more formidable
Mr. Minor presented the case In It's moral aspect with
much ability and asked that the would reduce the
term ofimprsonment to three years. or to such
a term as they might deem just.
The application refused.