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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
WATCHES! WATCHES !
NOT APARrIcLE OF MERCURY IN IT.

Cssgso AsSS..r5as, GoLD AND SILVER WARE; L. H.
$50 -;s~& Miller s. Co., Wholesale Watch
and Jewelry House, No. 227 Baltimore street,
southeast corner Of Charles street.
Importers of English and swiss Watches and
lTools of every description, Watch Case Ma
kers and Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jewel
nv. We call the attention of Southern and
Western dealers in Watches, Jewelry and Sill
yer Ware, to our very extensive stock, asSu-
ring them that in no article 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 western merchants 10 open
accounts with US Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating as can possibly be found IN
the Union. We will take great pleasure III
showing our goods to southern and western
merchants, whether they open accounts with US
or not L. H. MILLER & CO.,
Nov26-1y importers of Watches, Bait.
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HOTEL. "a
CharIcsiorn, JEFFERSON County, ia. E.lEE

ChGrleSiOlrn, Jefferson County, IA. Gl&s.
This large and very commodous THREE sTo-
L RY BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre
and business part of the town, is now among
the most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia. The luXuries
of the Table of this establishment, are surpassed
by none aud the Bar is at all times supplied
with choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors Several large Parlors and amy Cham
bers have been added since last year Il splen-
Gid Yello,c Mounted Coach attends the Charles
Town Depot. upon the arrival of the Cars. which
will convey visitors TO the Hotel, free of charge.
Persons wishing to be conveyed to other parts OF
the town, viii pay reasonable compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages, BuggicS
and careful drivers always ready for The accom-
modalIon Of visitors.
GEO. ". SAPPINGToN, Proprietor.
November 10, 1853 lily
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FrfherProofs cfthe Efficacy Of Hance's
Compound Syrup Of Hoarho",d IN re,
Herino afflicted Nun !

MR.. GEORGE I. W.lRRLNGTON, residing
nj in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced by
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup Of Iloar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.qnother, vet more Astonishing Mrs IIenr!et-
"a Nerrick, residing IN Monument street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain IN the breast
which was so intense, that 1t extended 10 the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain in
the side. After trying many remedies She was
persuaded by friend TO use ilance's Compound
syrup of Hoarhound and after using three dose,
she experienced great relief, and before SHE bad
finished the bottle was entirely cured. Price
10 cents per bottle or 6 bottles FOR s. 30. Foi
sale by Sch 5. Hance, .US Baltimore STR c'
Baltimore; and in Shephcgdstown by t. e. HI
Eanls and Joseph Eniisr. Nov. 20 ISl}-Iy
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A CARD.

CHARLES J.. DREBlNU, NOPE MIAMI
OFAcruRER, Martinsburg, Berkeley County, va,
invites the attention of Merchants, Farmers,
Millers and others, 10 his stock Of Ropes, COM
prsing general assortment OF coil ROPE, BED
CORDS, PLOUGH LINES, MASON LINES, HALTERs,
Bl oCRiNG TwINE, BROOM TwNE, &c; WA ana
Machine Ropes manufactured to order. Pune
t,al attention will be paid TO all orders received.
November &c, 1853. I-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

Womens thick Planter and Army do.
do Calf, Zip and Grain Boots.
do do do Peg'd. Buskins.
do do do Strap Shoes.
Misses Calf Kid, Kip and Grain, Welt Buskins.
do fine Kid and Mo. Ties and do
do Black Lasting and Bronzed Caters.
do Goat and Grain Buskins.
Ladies fine Calf, Kid and Goat Welt do.
do Lady Franglin, 'Parodt' & j. Lind DO.
do Enameled Pat Tip do.
do Black Lasting and Bronzcd Silk Caters.
do Fashionable hid and NOR. Slippers,
AZ With general variety Of Dress Goods in THEN
iine.-.liSO,
Children's polished sole Grain Lace Boots
do Enameled and Pat Calf do.
do Blk Lasting and BronLed Silk do.
do Cold NOR. and Lasting do.
IS Cases Metallic Rubber. for men and women,
Misses, Boys and Youths.
Their Stock Of HATS and CAPS has been
well and carefully selected, comprising
900 cases of the Latest and most Fashionable
STYLES to be found in the Northern cities, and
consisting of mems ST 7, Angola and Brush citi-
zen, Stiff Brim, Black Cass, Artistic, Jenny Lind
Kossuth, Plaid and Black wool, with great
variety of Black Cloth, Glazed and other Caps
of the most fashionable Styles, with
$50 Travelling (iaIT q blk. Leaiher) IhC'' ~
and T.iLIECES. also
1000 lbs. SHOE THREAD, assorted sizes.
fISThe increased facilities for trade and trans
portation, via Railroad and Canal has induced
them 10 extend their purchases beyond their
usual limits and they are now prepared 10 Offer
10 merchants and other dealers as
GREAT IND E,hENT
as can be found in any of the Northern Cities
They invite a call from all in search of bargain,
as it is heir determination 10 sell al such prices
that cannot fail TO please.
W. a. HARPER * CO,
Prince Stree! EAaJ, .4:sTGndril.
November %, 1853. l-ly
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The "SnEPuERDsrowN REGISTER +; pub.
lished weekly at 81 year, positively 10 be paid
within the expiration Of the year. sms.e co,
pies 6! cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square or less 80
cents for the first insertion and % cents for each
insertion thcrcafter-larger ones in The sane
proportion. Advertisements not marked for any
snecified time are continued till forbid and clarg
ed accordingly A deduction made to those Shg
advertise by the year.
Letters or Communications to the Editor. up.
nm WHICH there is postage, unless they contain
money, should be postpaid to insure attention
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

THE undersigned have thi, day (Aug. II. ls53J
/ associated themselves in this CIV, under tie
Grm and style Of Harper s. yUsFe.eA, for the
prosecution Of General Notion Trade similar
to that in the Northern cities.
HARPER e. WcFEIGH,
Dealers IN Foreign cad D0ps,lie ,IifiOb3 Clones,
Hosiery aud Fancy Goods generally opposite So
rePta Hail. King street. .4isrndria have tEr plea
sure 10 inform their friend, and The pub re- gen.
orally, Of the arrival Of their STOCK, consisting
Of a great variety Of every description of COOP.
usually found IN The NOTION HOUSES oflarg,r CT
ties These purchases have been made under
the most favorable circumstances Of tie impor-
tiers and manufacturers, enabling them 10 ofer
10 country merchants and other dealers a. great
Inducements In The way OF bargains a. can be
had North Nov. 70, lc53-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

THE subscriber has received Swans
i Panacea, Townsend's SarsaParIla' re-
lers' Pills. Barry's TricoPberous or Med
icaled Compound. for preserving, Tes'o'
ring and beaulilying the hair.
CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
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AGENTS.

Wv. IT. PrAKE. Sun Iron Buildings Baltimore.
r, PIERCE. &C South Third Street, LAr (
BRorHER. 81 South Fourth street, are agents in
V. b. PALMER, lfI1uae Bald
ings, New York.
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M'VIIGH & CHAMBERLAIN,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,

Produce and Commission MefCndlIS'
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
UAVE the pleasure TO make known to their
ii customers and dealers generally the arrival
Of their FILL STOCK, purchased directly oil
tho Lnoytsrs in.New York and Boston, and con-
ssling in part asiollows-
$50 hhds. N. o., P. Rico and Cuba Sugars.
80 do Clarified 90
rs boxes Double Refined Loaf do
IO5 bbls. Crushed and Pulyerlzed 90
60 do GRADUATED 90
l75 hhds. Trinidad, Cardenas, hluSco'auo ana
Sugar-houso molasses,
lO5 bbls. n o. and Sugar-house Syrup,
305 bags Green Rio, Maricaibo, Laguira and
Manila Coffee
100 bags Old White Govt, java Cuba Go
From long experience and careful selection
they are prepared to offer the largest and most
desirable stock Of recently imported IE'lS ihlt
has ever been offered in this market, to which
the attention of purchasers is particularly re-
auested. They enumerate the following Narie-
ty, viz r.
IS do Imperial and Y. Hyson do
65 do Pouchong-in great variety do
I6O do Gunp, Imperial and Y. Hy-
son, medium quality DO
% tierces fresh beat Rice,
60 bags Gram Pepper,
35 do PImento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
800 lbs. Nutmegs-No. |.
l75 boxes CASTLE, Toilet s yarlegated
90, !. bar 5a. %, FL. po.,o Soaps Gp
$50 do Pipes,
500 do mould Candles,
$50 do Sperm and Adamanllne do.
I%Their attention has been more particular
ly given to the selection of their stock OF IT,
B4CCO and SEG4RS than usual, and 1t Will be
found on examination equal in variety to any III
this market. They invite attention TO the ioi-
lowing brands and qualities AS comprising Por-
ton Of their stock, viz
IFS boxes Cobb, Saunders, Campbell and Nlr-
ginia Leaf Cayendish Tobacco,
$50 boxes IS, IS and rs Ayers, Taylor and
other brands do.
100 boxes medium grades and brands do.
- 900 Principe, EldoradO, Cuba and other choice
brands Segars
30 900 Cheroots-in great variety do
30 900 half Spanish and Common do
10 boxes Carrots No. Scotch Smut
60 jars scented Rappee do
bbIs. Bladder do
$50 boxes 8 x 10 and 10 y IL window Glass,
20 casks Sup. Carb. Soda,
oUU Teams wrapping aPo''
$50 do Double do
50 casks Old madeira WINE,
Is do pale s brown Sherry do
% do Old Port do
G5 do Sweet malaga do
% do white, Cooking do
G5 baskets Champagne, State, Anchor, and
other choice brands,
50 tierces pure Cider Vinegar.
I5eln the selection and purchase of the above
they have been Influenced by the increased IA
cililies of transportation via Rail Road and Ca
nal, and have greatly enlarged their supplies to
meet the increased demand, and as the larger
proportion of their stock was purchased before
the late advances they are fully prepared to offer
as great inducements as can DC found in any of
the Northern cities.
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~ ~ ~ f'8- >&s3S+3 a. 81 ~
j. MDERMOTT,
Ornamental s. Plain Marble Worker,

7 Soldh Market Street, Frederick CHy,.Md.,
s viii furnish to order at the shortest notice
: all kinds of MONUMENTS, ToMBs, HEAD AND :
FOOT STONE, Scrolls, SC, all work made
{ out of the best imported and American
I Marble, which will sell at Baltimore and
! Philadelphia prices. Work delivered free
Of charge. No after charges extra for let !
! tcring, all included. get up all the work
at my own establishment, which gives me
! the advantage Of all others and enables me
to compete with the workers Of the cas-
tern cities. Orders thankfully received & {!
promptly attended TO. J. M'DEKMorr, :
Nov. 26-ly Marble Worker 3
Is 1I.s:1 ~
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IIaace's SarSapariIIa aad Blood Pills.

What i, that principle which we call the blood?
W The blood Is that principle by which the
whole system j, regulated. Therefore if the
blood becomes impure general arrangement Of
the : stem mast ensue.
Baltimore, July %, l6jl-Thi5 is to certify
that ! was afflicted with a violent pain 10 the
breast and right arm which suppose proceeded
from lhe impure state OF my blood. was re-
commended 20 take Hance's Sar50yGiHG on
Boot PMS. and after taking one box The pain
va, eGlIsIy removed from my breast aud arm
found them extremely gentle 10 their opera
ton and would recommend .hem 10 every per-
son in want Of 4 mild purgaiyc.
PATRICK ROCHE
No. 23 Conway at. between Howard - hula"'
In purchasing these pulls let me add ohE "okp
or CAUTION; alwsys ak for Hance's Pills, ana
purchase OF none but those advertised ana u
convenient Gall and see the proprietor hImseH.
Tor sale by SttA ). HGacs, Jos Baltimore sTee'
Baltimore, and in shepherdStown by joseph
Ent,er and L. c. " ilIisIns. Price % cts per DoA'
November ~ IEj3 lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

IpTHE SUBSCRIBER hegs leave to in
form EqR.MERS and MILL OW.SERS that he
has associated himself with Nessrs McVclgh x
Chamberlain in the Produce Commission Bust
ness. He will give his strict personal attention
TO the sale of Wheat, Corn, Flour, &c, &c, and
WILL at all times guarantee best market prices,
quick sales,-an prompt returns.
He most earnestly soicits call from the
merchants also as he is satisfied ii will be to their
interest to give the above stock Il orougn ex-
animation before they supply themselves else
where. ~. hOHAhD'
November &c, 1853. l-Iy
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22
Election in Kanzas.

On the Goth ult., the election of o Dele.
gate took place, and resulted in tho triumph
OF Gen. Whitfield, the Southern pro slavery
candidate, by very large majority. Tbs
is Just rhat ue erpeeted, and goes to provo
what we have always predicted, that KanIas
would DO slave State. In spite OF the
efforts Of the Emigrant Aid Society, and tho
influence at the North 70 encourage emigra-
ton from the free States, the shareholders
are already there in greater numbers than
their opponents. And why should II not
be so! Bordering upon the slave States OF
Missouri and Arkansas, the slave holders
have only to step across an imaginary line,
to occupy and possess the country = whilst
the Northern emigrant must travel hundreds
of miles, subjected to oil the dangers and
disasters incident to the settlement OF o
new country, in climate TO which he is
unaccustomed. II the Southern States
desire 10 mako Kanzas slave State, they
can easily make il so. They have trium.
phantly carried the frst election which has
taken place, and this significant fact goes
further, TO PROVE the correctness Of our an
ticipations than columns Of speculation,
based only upon the hopes Of the writer's
The design Of tho repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, was TO mako Kanzas slavo
State, and this election proves conclusively
that such will DO tho eiect-N. H. Re
porter.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22

TIE KANzAs ELECTION FRAUDS The fol
lowing is an extract from private lette,
from gentleman Of standing and influence
in Kanzas Territory. We trus, no may
prove not to DO mistaken in his anticipation.
that Governor Reeder will delare tho cleo
ton Of Whitfield null and void, in the face
Of frauds so palpable and monstrous, and to
which tho Governor himself was an eye.
witness - ....
Our election of Delegate to Congress
came off yesterday, and it was o perfect
farce. Mr.. Whitfield, the pro.savery can.
didate, is doubtless elected, us hundreds
from Missouri came over and uoicd. They
went by here, to the precincts above, in
companies from one to two hundred, and
into other parts Of the territory in similar
manner. Many also came TO Lawrence and
s,ro,e ia their votes here. Proof Of these
transactions will DO furnished the Governor,
who, It is probable, will declare the election
void. The anti.siavery vote was divided,
for reasons that will not DO likely 10 occur
again. AL votes not given for j. w. Whit.
field, are anti.slavery votes. That there
arc more men in Kanzas Territory in favor
of free State than opposed, l have no
doubt; but IL Missourians are 10 DO OIL
lowed to come here to vote, it is impossible
to predict what the future may develope.-
Boston .dtlas.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22
Bnrr,su REVIEWS. We publish to-day tn,

BRIrIsu REVIEWS. We publish to-day the
advertisements Of the several British Re.
views republished by Leonard Scott & Co.
Of New York. They have recently made
new arrangements by which their! edition
will be issued earlier than heretofore
These periodicals are the critical ccnsors Of
the British scholastic and literary world
By their criticisms, they MD readers in tho
selection Of standard valuable books; and
by the epitomes which they present, often
obviate the necessity Of consulting works
too voluminous for general examination
They Gil place which American Magazines
cannot supply; for they discuss topics rcla-
ting more strictly 70 the affairs, political,
religious, scientific, and literary, Of tho
continent Of Europe. They arc conducted
by the best talent Of Great Britain; and
are engaged with the most important qucs-
tons which interest or asitate the civilized
world. Whoever subscribcs to Thorn oil.
may read the ablest representations Of the
principal parties into which the people Of
Great Britain are divided. Every person
employed in literary pursuits, rs well as
those who have taste for solid reading,
should he subscriber to all Of the reviews.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22

The AMERICAN SENTINEL. Tho first mum.
Der Of paper with tho above title is rccciv.
ceived. 1t is published in Damariscotta,
Me-, by MARCUS L. N. IIsusEY; is Of good
size, neatly printed and edited with marked
ability. a,i,.'t .+.t't
Sour political principles" it says, arc
good, oldfashioned Jefiersonian Democracy.
making a platform long enough and broad
enough Tor the government OF nation oil
intelligent freemen, and to guarantee to
each citizen, tho blessings Of civil and re
ligious liberty. While we deny tho princi.
pie. that : Slavery is the corner. stone Of Re-
publicanism and Indignantly insis. that the
administration Of our general government
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22
Christmas Gifts,

The little men and women arc looking
forward eagerly. and counting the hours that
will intervene before Christmas. and thoss
of larger growth are iudulging I natural
curiosity as to the kind and value Of the
gifts they are to receive, and who Is "a
be THO donor. II is the season for gilt max.
ing. and all should be in readiness to give
aud take. II an elegant article Of jcwclry
or nice fancy article Of value, such as an
inlaid Pearl Shell Card Case or Fancy Box, Is
wanted to present 10 q maiden lady, OF
something more substantial, such as Silver
Spoons, n set Of Casters, or any other article
TO aslorn the table, It can DO found ut Shaw
& CL.R4's Establishment, who have large
assortment of beautiful goods, designed for
presents, which they will sell cheap, and
when wanted, will mark them in the pref
test style. There is no need now Of send.
Ing to Boston for Christmas Presents.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22

SEDAsTopoL NOT TO De TAKEN THIS
YEAR. The London Times is preparing
the public mind for possible il not proba
BILE failure Of The attempt upon SebastOpol,
for the present season at least. II now holds
the following language-somewhat differ.
ent from its triumphan, predictions of a
month or six weeks ago. The elements
furnish convenient scapegoat
There does not appear, so far as We can
see, any hope Of bringing The struggle in
The Crimea 10 an immediate termination
Before our army can be sufficiently rein.
forced 10 allemp, anything effective in the
field, the season will have arrived when
The rage of man must be suspended IN de.
ference 10 the severity Of The elements, and
the business Of mutual destruction must
wait for lis recommencemen Tor the first
opening Of spring. Our main care must
DO now 10 preserve our army in health and
spirits till the opening Of anolhercampaign,
when the victory will be 10 those who have
best availed themselves OF the winter for
the purposes OF reinforcement. We be-
lieve that if il all inrns out, rs we appro.
bend il will. that ire are compelled 10 desist
from the ae.ire operations Of the siege, we
shall q. any rate be able 10 renew the cam.
paign next year with decided superiority
Of force, which will allow us thoroughly TO
invest the place, and thus 10 push on the
seige with certainly OF success.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22

RETURNED. The friends and patrons Of
Mn. GILMAN, whose stock Of Drugs, Medi.
cines, &C., was destroyed when the Cults
Block was burned some months since, will
observe, by nm advertisement in this paper,
that he may be found in tho new block on
Factory Island, not far from his old place
lie has had fitted NJ for him store in the
best manner, and put into It u large stock Of
such articles as hc has usually dealt in, the
whole making as complete assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines as can DO found in
town. The reputation which Mr.. Gilman
sustains as an accomplished Apothecary, and
.ha oharas.a. &c hi. .-t;oias. 40 uali - b..
standing rs high.minded, honorable citi-
zen, will give him full share Of The public
patronage. .....
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-22
Hon. J. N. Bolts and the Know Moth

At the Wing jubilee in Newark, N. j., &c
celebrate the recent Wing victory in thai
State, speeches were made by several dis
'linguished Wings and ioas,s and song en-
livened the iesiivily. Letters we're read
from the members Of Congress cleo, from
New Jersey, and long letter from Hon. J,
NJ. Bolts, OF Virginia. in which were the
following paragraphs upon the prospects ol
the new party orsanizatlon:-
| think il quite manifest that there is
about 10 be q total revolution in the political
affairs OF hi, country; aud for my own
part, am satisfied that no change is likely
10 be for the worse. And il The organiza,
lion of the Wing party is 10 be broken mp,
il leaves no alternative for us, but 10 choose
between the other two paIiies:-;he "Knoic
Noihingsn on the one hand, and the Good.
for.Nothmgs" on the other; and having
fought against the /" Good for. Noihings" for
twenty odd years, lever since the Wing
and Democratic parties were iormed,) am
strongly inclined now TO figh, on the side Of
The "Kno,s Notkings"-a name, by the
way, tha, think they are no more entitled
10 than the party now in power are TO the
name OF Democracy, for SO far from their
knowing nothing, Think lhey know grea,
deal more than any other party in the coun.
Try. They know how 10 do wha, they un'
deriake 10 do, and generally do Il pretty
bro,rn. They don't stop, like that fellow
Macbeth, TO soliloqulze aud reason thus
AT It were done, when Ills done, then 'twere well
Itwere done quiekly."-' p
But they 90 10 work pell.mell, and do il in
the time he was taking about il; and thai
is the way / have always liked TO sep The
COOL things done. f a.
Now in the language Of the day, /" don'l
know nothing at all about them" but this
do know, that il my house is infested with
rats, mice, cock.roaches, bed.bugs, ants,
mosquitoes, and other plaques. 20 10 an
apolhecary and ask him il he has anything
that will relieve me Of these nuisances,
and he Offers me powder that he tells me
will surely exierminaie Them or drive them
all away--I will not refuse 10 buy II, nor
slod TO quarrel with him because don't
know what sort Of poison il isl am salts
fled 10 know that It will accomplish my OBJ.
ject--lhat il will drive cut the rats and the
nice and the reaches, &c. Now think
this great National barn Of ours, is filled
with oil these various ,ormeniing pests, and
I feel as IL should DO willing 10 help 10
scatter the poison that will drive them ou'
and when we once purify and cleanse
the barn, il will no; be very difficult mat.
ter 10 keep il clean.