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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29
AGEyTs roR THE REGISTER.

V.B. PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent,
+, he oah authorized .lcsu! for this paper. IN !:e
cites Of Boston and New York, and Is duly
empowered to take advertisements and suh>crip'
tiois at the rates as required by us. His re-
ceipl, viii be regarded as payments. tls ollI'
cc> are Boston, Scollay's Building; Nee YORK,
Tribune BUILDINGS.
c. PIEacE, 40 South Third Street. LAY &
BRorurs. 81 South Fourth Street, are NE ony
authorized agents in Philadelphia for this pa
per Their receipts vii be recognized by uS:
WV. II Pr,KE' Sun Iron Buildings, and Wh.
'TnaYpsov. No. {. Carroll Hall, are the only
authorized Agents in the city Of Baltimore, for
advertisements and subscriptions 10 this P2per
Their receipts therefor will be good.
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1 wandered by the Brook Side.
DY RICHARD NJ. MiLNER.

GY RICHARD NJ. MiLNER.
wandered by the brook side,
wandered by the mill
could not hear the brook flow,
The noisy wheel was still;
There was no burr or grasshOpprr,
No chirp Of any bird,
But the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound | heard
sat beside the elm tree,
And watched the long long shade,
And as it grew still longer,
did net feel afraid,
For listened for a football,
listened for word
For the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound | heard.
Uc came not-no, he came not
The night came on alone
The little stars sat one by one,
Each on q golden throne
The evening air passed by my check,
The leaves above me stirred
But the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound heard.
Fast silent tears were flowing,
When something stood behind
A hand was on my shoulder,
knew its touch was kind,
It drew me nearer-neaTer-
We did not speak one word,
For the beating of our own hearts
Was all the sound We heard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

ern merchants to open accounts with US.
Our terms shall be as liberal and accom-
modating as can possibly be found i'll 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.. H. MILLER & CO,
Importers Of Watches, Baltimore.
November 26, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29
j1pote0 General 1nernt Cerourr, Alorop a9r
pherosOwn Jefferson County, a. Saturday, April %, 1854

10 camp lnal night, When struck Oul ol
our path, telling Col. Glenn | would fetch
home some venison. Just keep yout e YES
about you, my lad, said he, as left them.
| had been gone about half an hour, when
| came in sight of rousing buck.
crawled into an old tree top, and laid low
for him, as he was coming straight towards
me ; when he was within about fifty
yards of me ! pulled at him; loud click
started the buck, and he came straight to-
wards me; l pulled again and again and
with the same result. then freshened
my prming, drew my thumb-nail several
times across the edge Of my flint. Click.
Now that would rile parson. lunscrew
with my knife, and put in fresh flint ;
The buck all this time striking the ground,
and ar occasional 1oh0Op from him showed
had no time to loose. | had just COW
cred him, and had my finger ready to pull
when he suddenly turned his head, and |
turned, too, to see what had started him
when | saw what might have made an OIL
der woodsman than | feel pale. Nine
tall red skins were treading single file a
long the path left. saw one had just
knocked up the rifle Of younger one,
who was about TO fire at the buck. lay
close hidden in the tree top, until thought
il safe to leave. | knew enough about
the red devils to see the necessity OF
reaching my party sometime in advance
of them, and Isiarled for our camp, taking
care to place several knools between my
self and the red skins. kept far enough
off to prevent their hearing any cracking
of dry sticks, and never got over as
much ground in as lille time before, or
after that day.
In less than minute after | reached
the spring (where they had boilt fire
and were fixing FOR the night,) Colonel
Glenn had heard my report, he was too
familiar with such things to hesitate a Sec
ond to plan.
ABE Harris, You and the Major take
Barlow and Red Jacket, and take the
back track TO the dead old oak, about
eight yards to the right; we'll take t'other
side of the knoll, and will pop the first
four, the odd one we'll fix
Red Jacket had then entered the room,
and filling his pipe, gently pulled away F.;
but when the Major reached this part OF
his story, he gave fierce glance up to his
old hatchet, that was stuck up over the
fire place, and ah ugh! ugh !
'We lay there some ten minutes; quiet
Iy they came, listening with heads bent
forward, treading carefully, lest by the
accidental swapping of dry stick, to
alarm the pale faces, that had them al
ready covered by their rihes-so fatal in
the hands of the borderers one simulta-
neous crack and four of them bit the snow
--another, and four more followed their
example,
Here the Major filled his pipe, and
took long pull at the jug.
But the other odd one, Major, what
became of him ?
He pointed to Red Jacket, saying---'Hc
came into camp ten minutes after, with
nine scalpS y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

HAG ERsTOWN
COACH MANUFACTORY.
VlIE undersigned would especially an,
! nounce to his friends and the public
generally, that he is still carrying on the
= Coach Making and Smithing
go USINESS,
in all lis various branches, at the corner Of
South Potomac and Baltimore Streets,
Hagerslown. He has had much expert
cncc in the business, having long been
member of the firm OF Crissnger and
Beatty, and thinks that he cannot fail to
Give general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him with their patronage. He viii
manufacture all kinds of Vehicles as neat
" and substantial as they are manuiactu-
red elsewhere, aud al very moderate prices,
Thankful for past favors, the nnderSign-
ed would soiicita share of public patron
age. JACOB u. |. BEAl l.
HagerstOwn, Nov. 26, 1858. l-Gm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

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,-,,-,sr rgT7TATT ilHiHEMT
VUN MgFH3H MHAiHsT biH IMnUi
ILL IaIEiyI-' "a -. ir tL. stables
TIAS been used 4u.'c ~ ~ So,,ytrrr Eastern
of adams \ Cos - l,,,'. CAV ,,aIJ. Cb,t;,s
audWc,,er0 hNp'e9H'S r.,,;s iva o,d bo. proved
Scratches, Sp'"'1,>,. '''I ~, ba..l,tion in re-
ser, cdrct.aI. we nave Io '",;o ilS',',.o -, ~,
commencing IL aN ''I""'i' "a, l"'"''''
.,el externally q" h''" VI OIHSt, tI->->-1,-C
oN-NtN ~
Foreman Of ADAMS - 20 EAP'oSS 2'"',eS' W',
ne" t"I",
We take great pleasure IN recomHe.S'nS wc
.NJ.-0l .NgSimS L'nlment TO all ol o4: A4o''''>
and customers as the best article we have ever
u,ci Tor Sores, SpralnS, or Gaids IN Horses
We have used it extensively, and always ehec-
lgl.ly. Some of our men have used IL ior severe
bruises and Sores, as we'll as Rheumatic PAINS,
anu .''Si ~' ayc sa c.ir,iy abandoned the use Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

tastes ARE NOT ALiKE.---In SibeIil,
the greatest .uxuries axe raw eals served
IN ~ bears oil; while in Japan, siewed
crocodile, faxed wlih monkeys feet -
the height of 'fai things. We should
prefer a plate OF ofneirher.wllh dczen buck
wheat cakes between EN-,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

TaH in The Prices If Besf.--The New
York Express says il ~i.i be good news
10 honsekeepers that beef cattle have ma
rerial'y declined in price during the day
or two past. According lothe New IOik
cattle marke, report, beef Is fully Two dol
lars the hundred lower. This ought 20
cheaper the article at retail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29

3&CLW00D,9 I1.38s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

for,ipR the provisions OF This act; and any
such psins persecution action may b instituted
and prosecuted before any circoit or diEision
eont, or Jnstics -of the Peace, to judgment
end execution according 70 the mode, practice and
form OF procedure customary in like plsints, prose
cuiicD or action n I'M tituted.
XIII. The act passed in the session held in the
fourteenth and fifteenth years of Der Asjsssys
reign CD. 100, and such parts Of the set passed In
~ ninth yesrof he1 Msjestys reign, cb. or d sny
other act or law Of the province, prov de for Or
permit the granting of any license for, or authorize
Che manufacture or sale Of any alcoholic or intoxl
ons OF this act, shau b and are hereby repealed
frou ard after the day when this act shall go into
tfse'.
XIV. This act shall commence and take effect on
the - Of. 1856, and not before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

stock offered for SALE Ftehburg very dali and freely
offered At so; Michigan Central advanced to Ss which
10 very low price with the prospect Of cash dividend
Of probably IS share In January Western WAS hrm
At sqx bid without sellers Providence and Worcester
sold for 60, a. which price the stock Is not scarce;
Oh Colony and Fab River sold at decline OF 81 12h
per share from lat sales time SINCE but the price
has been gradually working down for week past;
Wilmington is dull and heavy at 81 asked; Vermont
and Massachusetts firm at bid, Vermont and Canada
81 ask ed without bid. The interest OF per cent due
to-day, has been postponed, announced
time since would be the
Bonds duli and heavy, excepting Rutland first
mortgage so being offered. Rutland second mortgage
held al % asked while Central first and mort
gage freely offered at SO and 70 respectively without
any bid whatever. The only sale to-day 81, 100
Cheshire 6's at rs.
Copper stock is in better demand particularly Cop
per Fails which closed at 241s bid 25 asked. mail
from the lake this morning brings favorable accounts
from the mines generally.
The following bonds and stocks sold at auction
between the boards
s., eco New York and New Haven Railroad,
1896, interest added. ..................... 11L
l2.eCo Clevelan and Toledo Railroad Incomes,
interest ADDED. .7o4 a 72A
1,Ct0 Erie N. Y. City r. II Sl7, int. added 80
1be0C0 Panama Il. r. ID issue, int. added. 72S
90 shares St Nicholas Bank. ................. 661s
40 do United States Fire Insurance Co... liz
40 do. Mechanics Banking Association.... 90
80 do. St. Nicholas Bank. ................. 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
d c. KEMP AUC1oNEER MORTGAGES SALE

D G. KEMP, AUCTT0NEER SALE
H. Of furniture rich carpets, pianofortes mirrors.
6c Tuesday at 10h O'Clock at 1856 Nassau street. two
doors from Fulton. R. C. Kemp win sell at auction, AZ
above by order of the mortgage all the furniture of
large and handsomely furnished house. removed for the
ovenence Of SALE and all Of which Is in excellent
CIR and nearly new and having been made by hrst class
cabinet makers particularly worthy Of the attention
of housekeepere and consists of superior carved
rosewood panoorte, cost $780, very elegant instru-
ment and nearly new two suits Of rosewood pnrlor fur
niture, covered in satin damask rich Wilton carpet
sells ond other carpets rosewood eegere centre andper
Tables large pier and oval Mirrors china glass and sill
plated ware mantsl ornaments, extension dining ia
bes, dining room chairs bookcases corner etegeres,
rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, dressing bureaus,
stoves and all tho usual assortment Of large well fur
nished house. 8Bau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
The Maine Law In CANADA.


AN ACT TO PREVENT TIL. TRAFFIC IN ALCv.o-.v
AND INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
Ordered TO be reprinted as amended by the Seiecs
Committee to whom it was referred.
Whereas, the common traffic III intoxicating
liquors. and tttir use rs beverage is fruitful
cause # crime poverty, disease ard dem0raiZ alton;
and whereas 1t Is The frat outy of government t,
p:etect the people cssaipst these evils, be it there
fHfe enacted, &C., tSat-@
/. Frem and after the time limited for the COM
mer temeI OF this act, it shall not be lawful for any
d soa or persols 10 manufacture CIR any pui ,se
vhHeve-, or, e2oep. for medicinal, chemical J &c
Clerical purposes, or with the excep ion OF win, to
provided 10 barter or sell, Iaecsiy or iadrects to
spy OF er Tefsop, any alcoholic OF in.oxcasing
liquor or any m'yed liquor used as n beverage, u
part OF which ia alcoholic or IL t0x aiig; and every
such mixed liquor shall be Included in the expte :
SION " alcoholic or intoxicating liquor" when used
10 this act.
II. Any person rot being an agent duly licensed
al appointed under the provisions Of this act, wno
shall, ny hmse IT. his clerk servant or agent, EXPO
keep for sale or barter, shall dirc,sy or indi
recty sell, dispose Of, or exchange or, any o,hsr
matter or thing, OF furnish under preence to aty
o:her perscn spy slcohalic or intoxicating liqnor,
except to the DIVISIONS Of this act. shall
he liable TO fire Of fS the first oonv ,ton, fl0 on
the secor d. and on the third and every subsequent
conviction to such lsss mentioned fine, snd also to
sonmept for aperiod not more than six calendar
months, half Of such fines to 20 to the uformsr,
and the other half to be paid over to the Chamber
lain Treasurer, Clerk or Treasurer Of tire
municipality in which the offer ce shall be proved TO
have been committed, for the use OF the munci-
palty, and to be applied BY the council thereof to
the purpose OF carrying out the present act or 70
such pubic purposes a. tbe council may direct
and in defsut Of pay ment of sny Cine imposed under
this act with the costs ~ nrosecuor, at the time
Of conviction, the offender shall be imprisoned uhti
the ssnc be paid.
III. asy three persons being voters, or entitled
70 vote at the mupi,ipal election OF the municipal
lily within which the com oaink s made, shall make
oath affirmation before any Justice OF the Pesce,
or Judge Of Circuit Court or Division CONT, tnaf
they have 10 believe and do believe that alec
hofc or intoxicating liquors, intended for sac or bar.
ter are kept or Deposited in sny steamboat or othsr
vessel or Ia any carriage vehicle, or In any st're
shop, warehouse or o'ber building, or place Ia such
municipality, or AIRY river, lake water adjoining
the same, by any person tot authorized to eel, tb.
same under the provlsors Of tbs act, be, the said
juetife OF the peace or judge shsll issue his war
rant Of search to sny sheriff polics ocs-, bailid
constable, who shall forthwith proceed 10 sAs ch
the premises or place Described in said wn-fst,,
and Il any alcoholic or intoxicating Eqaor be Found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

T,DwARD sINTZENICH, AUCIIONEER.- EDWARD
IL SIETZENl(H win sell st auction, Monday, De-
cember at IL o'clock, at the Of Wall and New
streets gray horse, Is hands high years old sound
kind and fast; also wagon about month old, q
package express box showing seat silver mounted railing
on top, svered hubbs, and very SNOWY and stylish
der suitable for patent medicines, segars, fancy
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

AIRS. ,. ". MARKS, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
u voyaut phrcnologist and Psychologist, remains in
benefited by her superior skill In the treatment Of
chronic Diseases OF all kinds should not fail to improve
will remain few days only. Mrs. Marks-The aston
ihng success Of this truly celebrated clarvoyan In the
discovery and treatment Of csease and dslneating
out our city.-Cincnnati Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

rTyO CONTRACT0RS.-THE TINE FOR RECEIVING
proposals for dredging westcbester creek, SO, has
been EXTENDED Tin order to give contractors ample time
to examine the work to be done to the 18th Of Decem
oHENRyPAL1ER, stsyep'ygcr, 100 WILLIAM sRsst, N.Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

The stock market opened with good degree Of Arm
ness and with exceptions, fair demand for ali the
the absurd rumor that there is aIk Of union with
the Eastern This story has most probably been started
order to buy In their ssiorts' at profit 9ox bid
for several lots but par the lowest point cfthc sell
crs to-day. Providence advanced to 61H, the bidding
price the close Worcester declined to 90 with sales
Of shares all tho lots offered at that figure
taken mp Concord closed duh and heavy at 81 asked
was not bid for any respectable lot neither was niue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

ID UsSEIL w. WESTCOTT, AUCIIONEER -PARIoR
III dining aud chamber furniture elegant piano.
iorte &C., Monday, december at 10s O'Clock at tho
residence q Eighth avenue Fourteenth street r.
W. WECOTT will sell above, the entire elegant
wood and mahogany furniture contained in the hou
the whole to be sold without reservation Persons at
tending this sale assured the goods to be sod
and to secure the delivery Of which deposit will be
qured Of every purchaser. The furniture IN part
sists of elegant rosewood panoforte with which win
be given the make original warrantee rosewood stool
and cover, rich English tapestry, Wilton and Brussels
carpets stair do, rich suit of parior rosewood furni
ture, SOFAS arm Gothic and paror chairs In crimson
and brocadc cost 5000 etegere mirror
back rosewood library bookcase secretary do recep-
ton chairs rosewood meam back do carved rosewood
centre and pier tables embroidered curtains ecrnices
and shades elegan. French plate pier glasses, large
size; ormolu Clock elegant ard costly mantel vase,
china and porcelain paror adornments. Also number
of oil paintings, richly framed.
Dining room furnitureExtension table breakfast do,
carpets oak chairs English oilcoth silver salvers
tors cake baskets spoons forks ladies' balance handle
cutlery, cut glassware rich china dinner and tea SETS
&c.
Chamber furniture-Superb rosewood and mahogany
bedseads hair mattresses feather BEDS holsters and pill
lows, blankets &C., full marble top dressing and plain
bureaus marble top hst nds French porcelain toilet
sets, rich oval and square mirrors, SOFAS lounges
hogany and rosewood chairs, rockers, rattan chairs
French engravings, cheval glasses, &C. with large
variety Of basement kitchen furniture with which
the sale will commence. Catalogues now. ready.
Stages and cars pass the door. No postponement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED no 1pl SEVENTH
M avenue, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets she continues to tell past present and future
events likewise marriages. journeys, law suits business
prospects, sickness absent friends property lost or
stolen. Madame Meyer converses in English, French,
aud German, and gives guarantee for her art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WArTnD.


A STONISHING TO ALI.-MADANE MORROW Is
IA without exception, the most wonderful ASTROLOGICAL
In the world, or that has been known She will ten
past present and future events and will show your fu
ture husband and absent friends which has astoushed
daughter Of seventh daughter, and was born with .
nstaral gift By invoiing the Powers q her wonderful
happy pairs TO come together, who w al enjoy the
greatest happiness o matrimonial bss Her professions
truly astpnishing TO an who visit her. Those who
wish speedy marriage may call SOON and they may de-
pend upon true sdvics founded the sterna. princ
pies Of magical science 70 Broome street. between Can
non and Columbia streets Gentlemen not admitted
Hours from o'clock A. II. TO p n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
IN H. LurLow, AUcTIoNEER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN H. LUTLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ls sale ofeeganthousehod furn ure paintings wines,
DE H. Ludlow viii sell at auction, Tuesday, DEG.
1854 at 1915 o'clock at No. 20 East Twenty second
street. the entire furniture contained In said house.
ssng in part Of elegant carved rosewood pxror and bed
room furniture large pier and manel glasses bureaus
SOFAS etageres chairs &C. so assortment of choice
old vines together with collection Of fine oil paintings
The sale Of the parlor furniture will take place at IL
O'Clock Catalogues be had at the Office of the Auc
tioneer, No. IL Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MOVE MARK EFT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 2-bP. NJ
The stock market took Of those lurches downward
this morning, which have been frequent during
the past few weeks. At the first board Ohio 6's fell
off i per cent Virginia 6's, Erie Income bonds,
Y Illinois Central bonds u New York Central
bondsr14 Nicaragua Transit, u Pennsylvania Coal
Co., u Cumberland Coal, II Harlem, X stonington
Railroad, Reading Railroad, I. The three leading
fances, Hudson, Erie, and Central, went down to-day
with rush. The sustaining power appears to have
suddenly withdrawn and prices left to find rest
ing place they best could. New York Central Railroad
declined 81 per cent Hudson River Railroad, ~ and
Erie Railroad with large sales at these deprcciatons
These enormous fluctuations In prices show how weak
the stock market is, and also show that any advance
must be temporary until we have settled down upon
better times. is useless to talk about low prices or
to argue about the great reduction below intrinsic
values. The real worth Of stock security, any
other species Of property, is at present of avail
necessary 70 realize When Virginia and Missouri
Skies selling at 81 IS per cent must expect fancy
stocks will rule at pretty low points The recent rise in
railroad stocks caused by large purchases made
account Of the bears for delivery and they
had supplied themselves and that support of the mar
ket Withdrawn, down It tumbed again to about the
starting points 1t is somewhat surprising that Of
particularly the New York Central The principal
given is the small quantity of stock aoat the
market This cannot last long. Az the stock falls of
lots viii come out and ultimately it win be more
abundant than any other fancy the list for It has
stock capital equal in amount to any half dozen Of
largest railroads combined.
port during the month Of November each of the past
{uoy I'D =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

NATURAL MAGIC TAUGHT TO LADIES AND GEN
IN temen, and apparatus furnished for paror pub
he amusement also the secret Of telling cards by the
backs e well - the face, BY Madame And Mons BAS-
sAkIEE residence No Thompson street. TERMS from
81 70 $40 -. $3.50 N .I .-.l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

HtLOSING SALES OF DUTCH BULROuS ROOTS.-ON
~ Monday; at No. II Wall street. at 10 o'clock, 500
lots Of choice Harlem flower roots from the most cele
comprising the best selection Of named hyacisths,
tulips, crocus, llies &C., in the market To close
signments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

JAMES COLE, AUCr1ONEER.- SALE
q OF the 450 lots in the Tenth ward city of Brooklyn
opposite Carroll park &C. &c sale positive to the high
est bidder James Cole Son will sell Tuesday, Dec
g. 1854. at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchanre N
" 800 lots situate Bergen, Secor Unou Carroll and
Bachsn Places sackett Carroll, Hoyt First and Bond
Streets Second avenue and Is lots with water fronts
on the canal Tcrms-i0 per cent bond and mort
gage for term OF years. at six per cent. Maps are
ready at the Offices OF the auconeers 43 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, and Is Nassau street. New York,