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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF THE UNION THEo
LOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Associated Alumni OF the Union TheoiogcM oe"
nary York, held their annual meeting yesterday a.
ternoon in the chapel Of the Seminary.
This Society is designed to perpetuae mar mu'oa ."
cat which s membey felt students Of The semSy ". ,t.
mote an acquaintance among the graduates oi ~ ,S
Pda@se 90 enlist the sympathy and cooPera,ion ", ~
A.; IN sdvancing the best interest OF their A
a. 30 on address narratives Of persona ;r.n ~,
fsndlv counsel and exercises OF devyl, ,ba work ~
niety Of its members and their u'e'1
the Lord. -. .,+x nernbers Of the Associa~
there were Ple cIasses Of the Institution, since is
commencement. ,. . t.s;4eut of the Society the Rev.
AZ -1s ue pocxwoop the Rev. JogS LEWIS was called
- CIR The meeting being called to order the Chair
.a,,red thanks for the honor conferred upon hfn-
d ,hst II was the first tine he bad been penitted 10
-, th the Alumni since graduating, which was eleven
rs 400 His labors had been in the northwestern pot
ion M The land and he had been prevented ssnns
before tls Al the conclusion Of bis remarks the Iha-
man invoked the Throne Of Grace.
Tbe uinues Of the last meeting were then reao sn ap
rroyed after which the Rev. Messrs HALL ana
FRanrR were appointed nominate oeers Tor ne ensu
inc wear The Committee after brief absence, nominated
the owing members ss officers for the ensuing year;
p,.,sS~.f sS~.f........................JOHS LEWls
I,,,f IIc, Prestdenf. .KDwARD u kNxn.
Seeoxd Vice President. .oEoksE Nts~rlL>
Corrssyondsn9 Secretary. ........J A sAaIos
Hecovdtae Secretary. y..'....sss..'''h os-'''s
The gentlemen above named were duly elected.
Aer the TRANSACTION Of the usual business the membeN
Of the Alumni called upon to naratA their personal
experience. - 49,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
cL-L-t, - - - LEJ * ,cJ9

At the NJ. L. Parsonage, in this place, on the
2lst inst, by Rev. John ). Deale, Mr HEPu,
ANIAu BANE and Miss MARIETTA SHEETS, all o
this County.
On the Both ut., by Rev. T L. Mclean, MIR
GEO RsssLER, OF Jefferson County, Va, anC
Miss FRANeENA DUDREAR, daughter Of JOIN
Dudrear. OF frederick County, Md.
On the l4th inst, by Rev. Rob't IIpscomb
Mr.. john RlcHcREEK, formerly of Winchester
and Miss VIRGINIA FRANCrs, daughter of MIR
James Mcdaniel, all of Charleslown.
On Tuesday morning last, by The same, MIR
Ezra AuALr, of Jefferson, Md, and Miss Via
CINIA NJ. GRIGGs. daughter Of VIM. Grlg9s
esq of tins County.
On Tuesday evening last, by the same, MIR
Oliver 2. TmoMAs and Miss HELEa; VI, RlELeY
daughter of Nfr. Hiram Rlcicy, all Of this Coan
ty.
On Tuesday evening, by the same, Mr.. A. NJ
nNsMAN and SARAH h. NICHOLS, all Of thi, Co.
AT Carriers Hotel, Chariestown, on Sunday
qornng LASTLY Rev. w. b. Dutton, Mr.. FRANK
LIN HofFMAsTER aud Miss Mary EAGLES, daugh-
ter of Abraham EaCles, all of this County
On the !tth inst. near kd5Ietown, by Kev.C
NcEfresh, Mr.. Henry F. FgANks. Of Freder
lex, and Miss ELIzABETH STEWART, Of JeiIeT-
son County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
5000 JfI~yI
~ Os.-y - - ~

In this County, on the 26th November, Isaac
Drust, son of jacob ". and Margaret Staley,
aged years and months
On the 9Th of December. Mr.. George Shind-
len, (for the last "a years citizen of this coun-
w aged 81 years, months and days.
The deceasek was a soldier III the revolution
airy war, when only l6 years Of age. lie emf
grated from Virginia 10 this county in 1890. He
was confined to his 5eI nineleen days, during
winch time he bore his sufesnss with chrl,li1n
fartl.ud2, and died with full hope of resting
IN heaven. On being asked, if ht was prepar-
ed to meet his God he replied that lie wsz;
that he felt as though the Almighty had pardon
ed his sins, aad would take him home to heaven.
On being asked, just before he died, il he was
yet willing TO meet his God lie said he -;
and that he wanted to meet all his friends AID
connections in heaven, where they would meet
20 part no more foreYer.-SAeL6yriLLs Ky }
.Ntlcs.
In Boonsboro', Nd, on the 18th inst, Hiram
Hsa5!, ESQ, Merchant, Of tie firm Of ;Iorlue
& Neast, aged So years, | month and 10 days
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
pr,c,,p SuoT.-The Orphan

A BURGLAR SHor.-The "orphan :
Home" in St. Louis, having 0eeh '"5
object of series of burgla'lons eiior's''hF
husband of the matron, Mrs. Marnn; arm.
ed his wife with pistol to deiena I"e
premises from attack in case OF need. Un
Wednesday night last, says the nePupI''
can Of the 6lh, Mrs. u. had OCCASION De-
tween IL and - o'clock, TO go INTO all
adjoining room to get some peppermint
She Obtained it. returned to her own room
an the second floor, and then went back
to lock door. As she opened the dooF
of her room, she discovered a man stand
inc fell in front OF her. instantly she
brought her pistol to level with the bur
gIar, and fired. The ball took elect d
bout the breast, as is supposed, from the
quantity of blood which spirited over the
walls about breast high. He was traced
by the blood, down Monroe street. to
Broadway; and there all further trace was
lost. The little inmates OF the house say
there were two or three burglars in ii, and
if so, they may have helped their wo"n-
ded companion off.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
CAMERON 81 STALEY.
TOWN ORDINANCE.

y ESOLVED-Thal all persons yeud-
IL ing fire crackers, or olher FIRE works
of any kind, be suitct TO a hne Of Ten
Dollars loT every offence, recoverable by
warrant before lie Mayor OF any justice
Of the peace.
ResdVrd--That any person guilty Of
firing Gre-rrackers, lhruw:ng are baH@.
building bon-ires, "rssIliuE of Fire-work,
Of any kind, be suhjrrr to fnr Of nolie
ihan One OF more than FIVE Dolars ior
each olTrnce, al the dlyrreucn uf he Nav
or, recoverable by warrant before Tie
Mayor or any justice OF lne Peace.
Tgsle u. p. A. ENILER.
Recorder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
NOTICE.

Ii, persons having subscribed towards
\ the erection of the NJ. T.. Church, IN
ShepherGslown, whose subscriptions are
unpaid, are respectfully requested TO make
Immediate payment. The building is ra-
pdly progressing towards comPlerron,and
funds are greatly needed to meet the ~
mands made upon the building committee.
JOHN 5. nEALE,
Dec. 23-2t Preacher III Charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Tie Storkhoiters Of the Virginia and
Maryland Bridge Company are Informed
rha, an Election will be held on 1LOHday
tie Isl dug # JanuarB 1895, al The
Town Hall, il Shepherdslown, between
the hours of II aud O'Clock, =. NJ, ior
FIVE DIRECT ORS,
who with two appointed on the part of the
State will constitute the Board for the en-
suing wear. Stockholders are requested
10 be present either in person orby proxy.
JOHN NJ. JEWET
Secretary Of Y. & NJ. b. Co.
December 23. 1854. So
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

DR.. Beaie, the Dentist-The Dentists OF
New York; Philadelphia and Baltimore are pi-
ling the proof mountain high, that persons under
the influence Of Chlorolorm often imagine that
Injuries have been done them while il that
state, anu even persist in the delusiye belief al
ter the effects of the ether have worn off. These
statements are made with the view of break
ing the force of the testimony of Miss AVDGE,
upon whose person DR.. BEALE, Dentist OF
Philadelphia, perpetrated heinous crime, for
which he has recently been tried, convicted and
sentenced TO four years Imprisonment in the
PHILADELPHIA JAIL in order to obtain a pardon
Cor him. The fact that Chlorotorm produces
false impressions upon the mind is corclusIvely
established, bat he Doctors innocence does not
thence follow as u necessary consequence No
matter how all-pcrvadmg or deep-scaled the de-
fusion of the lady may have been at the time,
she must have known afterwards from natural
effects, whether OF not she had been thus outra-
geously treated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, 1854.
4 x x j Z < x x < & Z
SETTLE Z? {!

The first Volume of the Register, by its pres.
ent proprietor expired with the last number, and
those indebted ave now requested to he prompt
in settling The very small amount due US from
each, as We are compelled to meet a number OF
claims which have been deferred too long already
for the want o. funds. The amount from each
being but tIlfe, it is expected no one will de-
lay the immediate payment Of the same. Per-
sons at a distance will please remit their respec-
tive amounts 10y return mail, FIR winch receipt
will be Immediately returned.
Those who have favored us with advance
payrnenfs and he.feudcl US with various acts of
Kindness and iIbtraily, have our unieIgned aud
hearty thanks for the same Nov. 70.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
ytr&t4a 81, g = r. Elft.ct
BALTIMORE MARKE,r

FIour.-Ihe hour market lhis morning was
quiet. Holders OF Howard ST., bra. ds are irrn
IN asking s. g. l-2, and We quote City Mills
Flour firm at - 81. Rye Flour We quae -iea-
dy al SLIP, and Corn Neil at s93ia4 sc. -
Nheat-S,0n0 bu,hels. and ne note safes OF
white, good toprime, at s2s2 csc Corn---ome
very choice small lots Of white sold al 9iag2c
,Oats-53a5ic. kye-sl 2Gll29c.-Ci Clipper cd
iRsi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Ore Of the most brutal prize-hghts on
RECORD took place on the lOIh OF Novem-
Der, in hevada, California, between two
IpugiIists, named Fitzgerald and Kelly, IN
presence of a great coneourse OF specta-
tors. An account of the affair III the
Sacramento Union, says -
"T0ward the last it was Impossible tor
Kelv's friends to wash the blood from his
face in time, and his eyes were so badly
swollen that I've was perfectly blind, but
being much the strongest man. he thought
he could catch Fitzgerald and hold him
up until he would win the prize. The
eighteenth round Kelly received such a
severe blow that he did not come too IN
lime, and his friends took him from the
ring. He is very badly hut, his face be-
ing pounded 10 a complete jelly. The
FIGHT lasted about twenty-five minutes. 1t
was pronounced by all witnesses TO be a
most bloody and revolving spectacle. I'm
medarely after The fight the sherla arres-
ted both parties"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

A Merry Chgisttaas 70 AHi-Cbri-lmas
though a solemn festiYa! in th9 ChQr2H, Ia
almost lost l.. sauctity in the multiplicity o
temporal enjoymeuts which il brings VITA 1t
Children know Christmas only BY the fact tina
cakes aud sweet meats and nuts are IN grea
plenty, and grown up folks recognize it BY tur
kew. goose, duck and chicken roasts. The pat
ron saint OF Christmas, and how he ever be-
came such we cannot Cor our lie see, is known
bv every child in America Santa Claus
krIst-kiu klc, BeIsnickle, Bum6ernicklc, &c, be
is called ami every child expects him to bring
some present. Hence the habit Of hanging nF
baskets aud bag, and stockings as places Of de-
posi-. for any presents he may bring,
/ The greatest present he can bestow upon the
Young men and ladies is good sIeighmS snow,
and then many most interesting events are re-
membered by a reference to last Christmas, last
Christmas two years, or last Christmas three,
four, five or ten years ago. The young folks
know what we mean. Give them a snow ard
the thing will do itself. II generally does Itself
when one is crowded into narrow sleigh seat,
on a cold day by the side of plump rosy
checked girl, all the more rosy-cheeked for be-
ing in strong cold slcighi"g breeze, 1t is as
natural 20 pop the question on such Christmas
day as it IS to crack nut or eat cake.
Merry, is The word, AID the man must be in
hard condition not to have merry Christmas.
even the old bachelor, trying to cook the least
of all little roasis for himself, might have a
merry Christmas by having smiling, busting
little wife TO cook it for hun and enjoy i with
nim. By taking The word merry aud sGDs.iiu-
ting an for an YOU viii find all aniidole for
all guoa,ry Christmas days. Try 1t young
folks.
Whilst you have your tables loaded withroasts
and good things, remember, Oh ! remember,
whatever else may escape your memory, Ne
MEMBER that the printer lives like other men
by eating, and enjoys like other people Christ
mas roast, aud all the more tor having 1t Sent
TO him or being invited to the high honor of sit
ting down with one of his intelligent, noble
pubic-s piritcd, high-minded patrons TO discuss {
turkey.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

The attention Of all is called 10 the a.
hove Ordinances. T4yr nerc*,,ty 20 the
safety Of lToreriy vii 'ccnmurnd then
to the citizens of the town. l. j. l.oted
they sill be chcarIui.y atsP,v'd by lie
pablo. r. ii. TUWAER.
December Is MAJOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

CoMI DoRg STocKToN.-rhis gentle
mana prominent and an influential
Democfat--is out in letter in favor OF
the hnowNothing doctrines. None bat
Americans, lie says, should hold office,
and foreigners should be required to reside
here q years before naturalization.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

A Strike-We understand that the work
men connected with the End Division of the
b. S q. Rad Road-tbe Enginemen, Conduc-
tors, Break men and Firemen engaged on the
Tran, portation Trains have stopped work, Oe-
cause of rule recently adopted by The Compa-
ny, requiring u hours extra time for day,
Instead of as formerly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

NOT BAD.-A genuine "Down Easter"
was lately es,aylng to appropriate a
square of exceedingly tough beef at
dinner, in a Wisconsin hotel. Ills con-
vusiye efforts wliA has suite and fork al
lracred the attention and smiles OF the rest
Of he company, who were III the same
predcament as himself At last "Jona-
hans" patience vanished under i'll sue
cess, when laying down his utensils,
he burst out with, "SrangerS, you ncedn
IatI--il you haint got no regard Tor 4he
landlords feelings, you ortcr h"De so"'t
respect for The oM j~H !" This sally
drought down the house"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Land Sale.-The farm belonging TO the
heirs Of the late David l.. Clayton, was sold by
David W. Barton, on Friday last, for forty del
lars AM three cents per acre, Purchaser, Mr..
John Blue This land lies on the line Of JEFF
ferson and Clarke. The farm contained go
acres
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Grat4u!S Magazine, for January, The COM
mencement of q new volume, is magnificent
number. 1t is very elegantly em5ellished and
has several new features which add interest,
whilst it contains in lis pages evidence that lis
high literary character is to be maintained.
Terms So per annum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

SHOCKING SUICIDE..-A young girl ma
med Schade, living in Bethlehem town
ship, Northampton County, Pa, commit
ted suicide last Tuesday week by taking a
dose of bane," which she had pur-
chased at drug store at Bethlehem
While al dinner lhe medicine took effect ;
she was seized with a violent pain. and
vomiting, and in her agony ran oIt OF The
house, and by an almost snPerhuman ct,
fort forced herself through paIea fence,
breaking ii into spIlnters. After running
about in the barn yard for some time, she
tell and expired. She was encienle, and
doubtless the victim of some yillanous
seducer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Godey's Lady's Book.-This greatPeriod-
cal has claims upon the ladies, and every one
Of them should subscribe without DELAY. The
January numbori is overlooking with good things.
The embellishments and fashion plates are
worth the price of the book. Subscription per
annum, So.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
...,,.. =, ,aops aud their Habits,

ri unss,.t 81 oops aud their Habits
lis said that the Russian soldiers had
been literally supplied with liquor Prev
ons 10 the commericement OF the attack OF
the 5,h. Their continued AMI load cheer
ing. and the impetuosity Of their attack
render it probable that they were under
the Influence Of some artificial sllmuianl
of the sort. In the canteens, also, o! ma
nv CT the killed Oh the field was found a
mixlue of raki and water. The men
who have fallen into our hands, though
generally of short stature, are OF sturdy
frames. with broad chests and well deveI-
oped muscular legs. Their clothing Is
well made and warm; and, though coaree
in texture, an amply sufficient protection
against the weather. The yoIumiHouS
folds of their great coats, the sleeves OF
which are doubled back nearly as lar as
the elbows, while the skirts descend to me
ancles--throw the "sklmpIng ordnance
great coats issued TO our troops complete,
" in the shade as regards comfort anu
warmth. Tie proven! The length OF the
coat inconyenencIng tie wearer "hP"
walking, the skirt all around is made by a
very simple conlriyance to loop up above
the krees. So also, the coat can be worn
loose like cloak, or drawn III at the
waist. Tie men carry with them MlIlens
Of thick black clolh, the four fingers being
together u; arc. the thumb in another u
vision Of the glove.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

THE STOMACH prepares the elements OF
the bile and the blood and if i does the work
feeby and imperecty, liver disease IS the GER
:ain result As soon, therefore, as any anec-
ton Of he liver is perceived, we may be sure
that the digestive organs are out Of order The
first thing to be done, is to administer specific
which will act directly upon the stomach-the
handspring of the animal machinery. For this
purpose we can recomend Hoofand's German
Bittvrs, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Ph'la-
deIphia. Acting as an Alternative and a tonic
it strengthens tie digestion, changes the condi-
ton Of the blood and thereby gives reguiart! to
the bowels. See advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

~ INVALiDS recovering fr,m the effects
OF Fever bilious Diseases or long conunved Ill
ness OF any kind, VII Ind Garter Spanish MIN
ture the only remedy which will revive Their
dropping cons iluuous, eXPe all bad huh"f'
from the blood, eAclIe he lve- 20 Q pr"29t an"
healthy action, AMI by ITS tonic properties re-
store the patient 10 life and vigor.
We can yuIy say TRY IT. \ single bottle IS
worth ai.tne socolIad SarsaparliIa- III existence
ircontains 40 MUrcury, Opium, or any noHIous
or poisonous drug, and can be given TO the young
est infant without hesitation.
see the certificates Of wonderful cures around
tue bottle. More than five hundred persons ~
the City OF Richmond Va, can testify TO The
good effects. (I5-Seo advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

ICe.-During the last eight OF ten days our
citizers have been busiiy engaged in filling their
ice-houscs with beautiful clear ice, of about SIX
inches il thickness, oil The Potomac.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

Congress N Nothing ofsspeQIal interest has
been done in either House during the past week,
consequently we have nothing from there in
this issue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
New Stock Ready Made Cloth
ing and Confectionery.

ing and Confectionery.
THE subscriber opened to-day, On Nam
Street, in CharIestowa, well selected
stock of READY, MADE CLuTuiNE,
made in the latest fashions and by good
workmen. Also, a foil assortment OF
Plain and Fancy CANDIES, NUTS
FRUITS, CIGARS and JEW ELRl.
Owing to the depressed markets, 'hess
goods are bought below manufacturers
prices, and will be sold for CASH QH very
small profits.
The subscriber has constituted Isaac
ROSE his Agent, with full power TO con
,i1ct the business as such-and lis chleI
design being to give employment to saic
Rose and enable him, under his mIsIor-
tunes, to provide for his family. All those
inclined TO aid the latter are requested t"
patronize the establishment E-4g Store
ON Afan Street, opposite Mr.. Harrls'S.
SOLOMON JORDAN.
Charlestown. Dee. %, 1884. 5--3t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
uenrY,s Inyigorating Cordial.

The merits IF lis purely vegetable eXtrac'
for the removal and cure OF physical prostratlon'
genial debility, nervous affections, SC, SC, are
Iul, described in another column OF this paper,
to Which the reader is referred. - per bottle,
3 bottles for SIS, SIX bottles for S.; SIG per doz-
en- Observe the marks orthe Genuine. lLz'Pre-
pared only by S. E. COHEN, No. franhiiu
Row, Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa. 10 lrhom aIl orders must be addressed. For
sale by all respectable Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country. PEEL 4 STEVENS, A'eN-
andria, Va, wholesale agents Tor Virginia and
for sale by DR.. +. &. Ni!iams, Sncg4srdslown
r. d. Hammond and A. NJ. CrIdier, Harper
Ferry; l.. NJ. Smith, Charcslo"n; l.. + Hart
man. Winchester; W. Ii. lle>lciiue, hiart'os-
bug.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
Administrators Notice.


lVIIE undersigned having determined to
X leave ShepherGslown by the lsl ct
March, 1855, desires to say in ii"s pubic
way that all accounts Tor taxes. balances
on executions, &C., will be ready lor s,l-
dement, by the lst of January, nrxI, at
which time all those indebted To HIN 10
any way must come up and ply, a. he
desires to pay those to whom he II m
depted. This notice is meant III earnest.
All accounts. &C.. due me on ii,c lst"t
February, 1883. unsettled, viii be placed
IN the hands of =. |. Lee, Esq.. WIN IN
slrucIons 10 give no indulgence ohef
Than he law gives.
G. r. STARRY.
December l6. 1854. -"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

ssING.-From January |, 1854, 10
the presen, time, says the New York
Journal OF Commerce, our Marine Record
shows fifty one American vessels missing
81 this number IS have never been heard
from, and six ONLY have arrived q, their
destined ports. The total value Of the
vessels il put down at 1895, 200, of which
there was an insurance on vessels and
freight amounting to- S343 $50. The
crew OF these vessels are estimated al Az
souls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23

A CHURCH Row AT NEWARK. n. j.
There was a row in the German Lutheran
Church. in Newark, n. j. The minister,
who was elected for fifteen years, has
turned Roman Catholic, anG in attempting
10 introduce the forms ndchurch ceremo-
MES peculiar to that faith. has reused the
ire and opposition OF his congregation.
The minister met this opposition by lock
ing the church door against the congre-
g9iion. The latter have applied, through
In HnStees, 10 the couri,to open the doors,
and 1iiaw them the use of the church.
There has been no decision in the case,
bat from The feeling eynced there is dan
ger Of violence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-23
Fresh Supply Of Goods.

Fresh Supply Of Goods.
4 fresh supply If MousIm lie Lanes,
4 Cashmeres, GiLghams, CaIicoes, llo-
sery. Brown Cnnons, PLAID COtlons Ser
wants Blankets, and many other articles
which we offer very low. TO those pur-
chasing for cash We offer great induce
mens.
Dec % CAMERON 81 STALEY.