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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

REwARD.-The Board Of Managers o.
the Washington National Monument So
ciety have offered ! reward Of one hun
dred dollars for the arrest and conviction
Of the person or persons who on the nigh
of the 5lh instant, stole and destroyed the
block Of marble sent hilher from the Gov
c nment Of Rome to be deposited in the
monument.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
Gardening

: We observe that many of the citizens OF
Shepherdstown are avaiing themselves OF
sh;s line weather and have already made
,ssus,derablc progress IN making garden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

TIE MABrINsBuRG AND WINCHESTER
TuRNrIKE.-Wc are informed that all the
stock necessary to finish this important
Improvement TO Winchester, has been
subscribed, and that the work from the
Berkeley line will be commenced and fin
ished at the earliest possible moment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
Annthnr Mob at Eric.

Buffalo, March Little mob at Erie
again tore up the railroad track yesierhy
in consequence of the company running
the trains through on the connected tracks.
The sheriff was present EXPORTING the
people to desisl, but they hustled him
away. Several prominent leaders Il the
former riots tried to dissuade lbGmeblEehI
violence. Ilearask was taEpnPdor abeqqi
abaifmRs inaheRiBpEe OteErie. arr
d s9,l1ilsae sE6aAR. PES stasEsaIh .sa al
iffiibhelphis,, March l4'-Goyernor
tRislerthow in This city, has received a
dcs patch from Erie, stating that It was
only switch which was torn up to-day
and that travel Is not Interrupted 10 the
I slightest extent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

TIE "STRoNC-MINDBD IN MoTioN.-
The strong minded women have been be-
fore the legislature Of Albany, claiming to
exercise the elective franchise. II they
would exercise a little courtesy towards
one another in railroad cars and omnibus,
es, we might put Iittle faith II" heir
right and in their ability to hold and eNer-
else the elective franchise. But move
have no faith in women's justice 10 Wo
men; we would give them not one Pafucl'
Of power more than they now nave
They have quite enough as 1t IS ana wnel
ii is properly and womanly exercised =
which the best and strongest OF us yieiu
Shakespeare knew the sex like 9 y hg ,SSs !,
"picturcs out of doprSrBeles5 N ' rs ip par
iors, wildcats in thsfr sSSiRehens, salatsfii
their Injuries, uvvts YsI 81. oH Is pay
Icrs IN their HOUSEWIFE " etc:' ~
The speech matihg9, The public lectu-
rings, and other spouings of these strong
minded women is one of the most sicken-
inc farccs OF the age. Let 'em take our
breeches at once.--- Boston Wall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

g. Mr.. Robert Ridgaway, Jr. formerly
of the New Bedford Sentinel, has become
associated in the editorial department o.
the Richmond, Va, Wing. Mr.. r. is
said to be a vigorous writer, and his ac'
cession to the Wing will give increased
interest TO that valuable newspaper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

HEAVY RoBBERY.--Mr. J. w. Price, a
merchant from North Carolina, had his
pocket picked attheBaltimore dePot.cOrner
Of Broad and Prime streets, Philadelphia,
on Thursday last, of twenty-seven hun
dred dollars, in hundreds, fIlles lwenIes,
and tens, principally Of the Bank Of Cape
Fear, Wilmington. There were also
some Of the Commercial Bank, Whining
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
GLB ~ @ALLj3
BALTIMORE FIARKET.

FLouR-Thc sales today were 1880 bbls. How
ard street Flour at SIP aud 200 at SIP; mar
kct closing downward.
.4l,BsESysAi tsssFESgaR.yyr Ssl anal About 3g0
AgShsE sssESt fff y pyi NE rs y sr.t
y fFie 81 ~ llyyO ~ neg q
Sesef, sslfs eGsiyllts ssS ~ y sgs,lsod NAliS|
isqa lie 9i.slfl L o!gytf s2qp saf'
% Csc. CIoycrsccd We quote at sJ.15a j.e7
per bushcl.--CLiPPER, I1lh inst.
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Also-BkCOI{ g. LARD.



iiiHE subscriber having located himself
door east of DR.. Williams Dmg
Store, would inform tie citizens of Step.
herdsiown and the surrounding country
hat he Los opened most splendiG lot Of
Rt0y.mGde Clothing, which he will sell
as cIeaP, 81 not cheaper. than can be had
ms side Of tue Baltimore and Philadel-
pima markets. lie names III part as fol-
ows: g
Goats, Pants, Y SITS, Drawers,
Shirts, Suspenders, Socks,
and every other garment Of Gendemens'
" ear. And ds tunes are hard ard money
scarce ! an determined not 10 be QUITE done
by any one.
Ny friends say advertise, that the people may
know,
II icy want good Clothing where they must go
Now this Will DO y ilhout a great DASH.
20 cone on and buy ard pay down the cash
:. ROSENFELD.
March Is, 1854. lit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
sbeeTI aSfeeted ta67seeSssHsgS, rllBs ON suhuiy
stores in E}kton.- Md, She gave UP tiI4e
,biundef Ind fsft ioRfi nn'doGbfe QUICK lihie.
l.il,Es ,o:e5pIe 1f HofnsgINE, fii., ifSe

.,dsd and The court has raiifed> Il}eir'de.
cison, that no more rum shall be sold i'll
that town as a beverage.
There arc ~ democratic newspapers
in Ohio in favor Of Douglas Nebraska
bill, and If against it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-30
Partition Notice.

TOHN Scott, sem, and Matilda his wifes Da-
vid Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph
Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Scott and
Mary Ann mis- wife, William Gilmore and Nan
CIV his wife, John Alexander, jr., and Mary his
wife, George Smith, John Smith, David Smith,
Joseph Smith, John Scott; jr., and Elizabeth
his wife, will take notice that a Petition was
filed agai1st tAem on the. Sth day ofJuly, A
D.. 49,, isthe Court ofCommonPieas Of Ash
land C0Bnty OHIO, by Walter Craig and Eliza
belh bis wife, and is now pending, wherein the
said Walter Craig and Elizabeth his wife, de-
maud Partition ofthe following Real Estate, to
witt The south east quarter of section twenty
seven, township twenty-one, OF Orange sixteen,
situate in the County of Ashland, and State oil
Ohio, co ntaining one hundred and sixty acres
more or less; and also the north East quarter
of section twenty-fonr, township tour, north
range nine east, situate in the County OF Wood
and state OF Ohio, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, more orIess; and that atthe next
term of said Court, application will be made
blythe said Walter Craig and Elizabeth his wife
for an order that partition may be made by S lo
premises. WALTER CRAIG,
ELIZABETH CRAIG,
b. Fulton & hIcCombs, their Atty's
JuIv ID 1884 6w7
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Important to Teachers.

Tho Principal of GraIger's Com
- ciaI Colleges, .4s
:" AVING some time since secured the IN
valuable services of Prof. TRACY, OF New
York, author of a series OF ematicaf works,
10 lecture before his Stud ents uPonCommerciai
calculations, has been induced, by urgent So
licitations of Teachers, to have the Professor,
in connection with oIhe rs, deliver a course OF
Lectures up0n all. branches Of EducGtton, be-
fore a Normal Class, during the month OF Au-
The reputation of Prof. TRACY as a Mathe-
matician. and his clear and lucid manner. OF
demonstration arc too well known TO require
comment. Formany years he was PrinclPal OF
The Classical Institute, N. York, and deserved
Iy ranks as one of the best teachers OF the age
These Lectures are intended to beneht the
Students in attendance at the Commercial Col
Iere. but the arrangements Will include those
who do notwfsh to take a Collegecourse. To
those who design to pursue the busIress OF
teaching especially, this. opportunity viii be
4 Golden ole, coming as it does in vacation
season, and at so littie expense to them, and
profFering such rich advantages
ES-ArIangements are beng m7de to secure
The services of one of the bet teachers OF
| Penmansiip in the country
1ERMS.-Students of the College, or those
yhobecome students at the commencement or
during the lectures, or purchase scholarships
o. the Institution to attend at any subsequent
neriod within six months, Will be emitted to
| tho lectures free Of charge.
Those who desire only 10 intend the lectures
Including penmGnshiP, viii be charged ten dol
lars
mThe Lectures to on the sth o
August.
n. b.. Teachers can have access to an tAcei
lent Library in the College
WM. w. GRANGER, Principal
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hMS
For the Mercantile Course, Tine unlimlted-Sa 0 W o
The same Course for Ladies' .-..-..--- % W
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship
D 70
For full Course IN Flourishiug, &C., Us co
The Principal of the Institution, guided by the
wants and experiences of the Mercantile comnluni-
ty has hrecently secured some of the ablest men in
the State as Instructors and Lecturers III the va
rious departments of the College
The Prof. of the Science of Accounts, mas mad
an experience of eight or nine years an CONNER
cial Affairs, alternating his time, partly as Teach
er. in the Mercantile Colleges of Clnclnatl, Pitts
burgh aud Cleveland, and partly as an actual Book
keeperi in the best Business House in the Country
These rare qualifications, yet so desirable and SO
seldom found in our Mercantile Schools. VIII en-
able This college to imrart a more thorough
knowledge of the real n,iRUttG of Practical and
Theoretical Bookkeeping than can be had proba-
bly, in any similar institution in the States.
The subject Of Commercial Calculations VIII
have more prominence in this than IN most lnstltu-
! lions of the kind, since u separate chair is to pc de-
voted to il besides the usual instruction given by
! the the Prof. of Accounts. The modus operandl
Of Teaching is entirely new and original-pursucd
and may be justly and properly styled 'telegraphic'
in its nature, since 1T Will abrldge the laoors o.
! tile Accountant. more than one half.
Penmanship in addition to the usual methoos
pursued. will he taught new and unrivalled Sys
lem of Chirythmography. developed by the Prlncl
pal in his extensive experiences as Instructor IN Inc
Public Schools of this city and elsewhere. Ihl.
system will produce the popular Commercial Hanc
Of the day, in about half the time usually devoted
to that purpose.
NJ For further particulars see circulars just is
sued and the regular catalogues. Send for them b!
mail.
Cleveland. Aug. 3. 1854. 45u
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70 sounnal -TEACEsEEs

The Board Of Elk miners deemiEg 1t impnT-
tant tor the welfare of Pubic Schools that the
teachers and those designing to necnme such,
should avail themselves of every opportunity
offered for their advancement, beg leave 10
state The inducements to attend GRfTGER's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, curing the month OF
August:
Ist. Instructions viii be given in al the
branches Of Science, ordinarily required in our
! Common schools.
3D. PENNAxsrIIP iriH he tauss0 thoroughly
and systematically. The iriicr induUemCutthe
Board consider highly fhuteTing-
To those who do not teach except during the
cold season, Il good opportunity is offered 20
review their studies, which all acknowledge
q sine qua non to success.
To those who do not consider themselves
thoroughly prepared for teaching = fine chance
is given TO make a due preparation for then
responsible work.
To those who have never taughta rare op"
portunity is afforded to gain the requisite
knowledge. In a word, we mdy say, that u
our opinion there is sufficient inducementJ ion
oil who have taught or wish TO teach, to spend
a few weeks in attendance upon these Lee
lures.
Prof. TRACY needs no commentator iron
us-he is knotca to you. OF Mr.. GRANeER WI
simply say, that in our judgment, he will spar
no labor or expense IN procuring amply quail
fed instructors to assist.
M MiR NAf BARTLETT, E9a@ine1s
NorE.-Mr. SHUPE, our fellow Examiner,l
now absent from the State, but we are full
persuaded that he would most heartily sub
scribe to this recommendation were he here.
Mansfield, Aug.2, 1854. 2wlO 80
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MARKET

~ CLEVELAND, Aug. 20, Ioo4.
Flour-Our market is almost entirely bare Of
flour of every description. The fact being apparent
that we shall have no breadftufs OF consequence to
export, and a demand OF the country having already
commenced, the tendency is in consequence up
ward, and sales have been made this morning at a
material advance above our last quotations A
sale OF 400 bis superfne southern brands has been
made ae SO.
Wheat-lsOOb bush mixed sold on private terms.
$500 bush red sold at 81, &c, Two carloads of White
at 8 SIS, and one car load mixed Sl,74.
Corn-Maintsins previous quotations., &c ha wing
thus far Oeen the top OF the market. coo bush to-
day sold on private terms, which may be set down
as an indication ofa furthe T advance.
oats-In the absence OF sales. we name 35c as
about the figure
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MEDICAL NOTICES.
RRPEAL!REPEAE!!

Let tAs patehpord of the people be, Repeal When
men become SO infatuated with power, either in
possession or expectancy, as to run of after every
new dogma, and at the bidding of their imperial
masters. pass laws in direct violation of the plain
est principles of our republican institutions. II be-
comes the vox Populi TO rise in theH might, with
out distinction ofparty, and compel our servants to
repesl those obnoxious portions of our laws that
strike at the root of our Independence. So, also
physically /; wheE men run of sfter every new
tangled nostrum opened to ths public. They not
oLly rndanger their own, but the lives OF their
families and friends. 1t is therefore W tn pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use Of
NcALIsrER's ALL-HEALING OINTMENT, an old and
well tried remedy, and almost certain cure Tor
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Weavels Scald Head, Ague in
the breast, Corns, Spinal Affections, Feyers, and
all FebriIe diseases, too numerous to mention
That BIZ restoring the insensibIe persPi- alton, 1t en-
asIes the System to throw of all the OIL worn out
particles, thereby restoring TO sound and perfect
health. For sale by J. B. T. SamPselS CO., and K.
B. Chnbb & co Ashland J. NcCi CRY, bifiin L
w. Coulter, Perrysvilie; ID. L. Stockmsn, Loudon-
vile; L.. spencer& CO., Mckay; J. Kinninger d
co. HaVesrille; Hagerman and Buchanan, Hayes
Vile; Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayettei w spen-
Ger e. CO., Albion; j. J. Wright. Sullivan; Michael
Kriege, Orange; H. s Sees CO., Savannah f. f
Re,Iv TROY. lynn -
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I'M Van BKUEN, ex-President
of the United States, has, it is said, re-
Gently left Naples, after a residence there
of three months, for Florence and the
baths of Lucca He has spent some
time at the charming summer retreat Cd
Sorrento, celebrated for its picturesque
position on the sea shore, and for its his
torical recoIlections, as associated with
the poet Tassc-
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e The st. Paul Pioneer Of the
18th contains an account of a severe
battle between the Chippewas and Sioux
Indians, near Yellow Medicine River.
The; Chippewas started on the war path.
hoping to surprise the Sioux, and return
with scalps and belts They encamped
een the open prairie, and the Sioux hav
sfing notice attacked them in the might
Twenty-eight Chippewas Tere killed, ant
ssome Sioux. The latter took a young
-aasquaw prisoner. Major Murphy, with {
party of soldiers, started in pursuit t.
effect her rescue. 500
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G5e 'NImketS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW YonK mAmkET.

tt-l. NEW YORK, aug
Flour-Common grades State again improved at
the opening this morning a few parcels common
State sole, but finding they could get an advance
raised price TO $40: Stock much reduced Better
grades Michigan and Ohio more plenty, there is not
much offering. Sales eco 0, JOG TO- 5 for common
to straight state, 10, 379I o,5 for choice to %favorite.
do IO.s1@Io,T5 for Ohio and Michigan. Canadian
-four no tran s~aetions, common brands would bring
9,s59I0
w~heat-JittIe doing, for the few parcels in mar
ket holders ask higher price. 800 bush new prime
Ceuesee at 30.
Corn-Fair business done this morning but at
close market was heavy and prices cents lower
Less distilIing demanded and purch asers for the
east and export do not take hold freely Sales
aggregate 49Ooo bnsh ats59sTf orunsound to sound
western mixed and yellow at S69S7t
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Straved or Stolen!

ERoM MausfeId's Clover Ma chine Shop in. Ash
l. land, O., on or about Saturday nighttime 18th INST.
an old Clover Hulling Macfife of no particular use
to any one except the owner, and (not very much
to him } said Machine was very much dllapldated,
being about IA years old, or there abOuts. The con-
cave and cylinder made with nails drove in similar
10 ii ose of the celebrated Sutherland Manufacture,
with movable coneave. such as never was known
be fore, aud so as to pre- vent injury. etc.
This Machine is very much worn, the nails "ery
smooth. etc., and can be readily recognized by any
ton. reasonable eward will be given for the re-
turn of said Machine, OF any information that w ii
lead to the detection ofthe perpetrators of the above
theft. Don't forget the movable cOncaye {
NJ. H.
Ashland, Aug. %, 1854. 3wl3
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.eF7 IowA.-The returns are still ineOm-
plete; but the Wigs haze undoubtedly
reelected their Governor, but not probably
SsAll the State officers, and certainly a
member of Congress in the Northern
District. The Southern District is
sGlaimedi by both parties The Wings
sshave the House, but We were informed
By an Iowa gentleman. yesterday, that
the Senate was unquestionably Demo
:, CRATIC Half Of that body" holds over"
"A majority of which were Democrats.
Tits possible, therefore, that no U. s.
Senator may be chosen by the Legisla-
turs elect, after all
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TINE folio wing Executors and Administrator
having filed their accounts in the Court OF
Probate of Ashland County, Ohio, Tor settle
ment. the same are ordered to be published in
the Ashland Union, a newspaper printed IN
sand County for three weeks prior to the next
tel m of said Court, to wit:
The 6naI acct. of John Smith, Administrator of
Henry SmaiIy, deceased.
The final acct. OF Henry Hough. Administrator
of Solomon Hough decd
The 6ual acct. of Sarah Bare, Admir- of Adam
Bare, decd.
The 6ual acct. ofJohn c. Wright, Admir- of
Joseph Wright. decd
final acct. of William Mcneil, Admir- OF
Ida Scott, decd.
The fin Il acct. of Martin A. MeHose, Admir- of
Peter Weaver, decd.
The final acct. Of Isaac Kaufman, Executor of
John Kaufman, decd
The partial acct. of Daniel Darrough, Admir- of
Thomas Darrough, decd.
The partial acct of Violet CoImery, admir- OF
William Colmery, decd.
The partial acct of Geo. & Lewis Guthrie, Admir-
of Richard Guthrie decd.
The partial acct of $. p. Jones, Admir- of Geo.
D .Cbamberlin, decd,
and the same are continued for the inspection
of any person Interested, and will be for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
A.. L. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
August l4th, 1854 AWE
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LOOK THIS WAY, sPECUbAToRs
a &F S4GO.

rIlHE subsriber offers for sale his beautiful home
i at S2lOO, which every sen sible man values at
$3.50. rhe property is located ON Hayesvlne ST.,
a quarter of a mile from South Ashland, on elevated
ground. where the owner has a view Of the town
and surrounding country, and consists of IL acres
timber ali under fence. The buildings are new,
consisting of a two story frame house, we'll paint
ed inside and outside, with six rooms, and kilchen
aud wood house adjoining, a good stone walled
cellar, . porches, a neverfailing well ofwater, a Scod
! horses . cows and six tons of hay. A corn CRIB,
granary' buggy shed. all under one roOi- also
fruit trees, apples, peaches, &C., NOW Is your tIIne
II the property is not bought this fall by a wise
man. no fool will get it next spring for less man
e5OO. Six or eight hundred dollars ~ manu- anu
inc d II S. I
Ashland, : ugust 80, 1854. l4t
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AIe0ifiltcs.
LADIES' INSTITUTE
at pHEf -

Penn. Medical University of Philadelphia
TNHE fall te,tp ofEthis Medical School
for Ladies, will commence on the LIST Mon-
day in October, 1854, and continue four months.
: The Systenssef 4eaehfns, daefe pursued 10
entirely new, and is more comprehensive,
thorough, liberal and practical than that of any
other Medical Scboof il the country. n Is
based, as far as possible, upon the PositlVe
Sciences, consequenllys free from alisects ands
dogmas. The branches of study are divided
according to their natural order of suceesslons
and taught in four progressive courses of four
months each there are two courses in each
year, thus enabling the students TO pass sue
cessiveIy through att four courseh within IVA
years. BY this arrangement the study u rem
dered easy, and possessed OF daily increasing
interest. Il.
Ladies desiring a thoroughly scientific Medi-
cal Education, or any part particularly interest
ing thcm, have facilities here nowhere else TO
we found
orAnnouncement containing Terms ,(Nhieh
bill always be made satisfactory list of On
GERS, Faculty, and other Partic ulars, please adj
dress JOS. S. LONGSHORE. M DEAN,
No. 100 Arch-st., or Box 1858, PhlladelPhiaP 70.
AuJ ia 1884. nlZf
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SCITHEREAN ILLUSTRAL,
Or Great Western Hair Restorative

T 4 promotes the growth, %softens, makes per
manent, and res<-res the natural color OF
the hair. 1t gives healtht to the skin and to the
glands which form the hairi removes all
Scurf, Dandruff, Eruptions and Feverlsh Heat
from the scalp. 1t fastcns hair. prevents bald
ne s, and even causes a full growt. where the
hair has fallen off. Itcontainsn no colorIng mat
ter, but effects its wonderful changes in the
condition OF the hair, by giving health to
the skin OF the head, and glands which form
the hair.
Price 90 cts. per bottle. A liberal deduc-
ton made to Wholesale Address J.
HIGHWARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county,
Ohio.
January, 1ith, 1853 3ftf
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ETherc are veins of poetry run
ming through some editors, which cannot
-@be. eoatrpled. Sometimes they squirt
one way and sometimes another. But
-s4heI mostlfeeling dashes are those that
run through the pocket, like the follow,
Using fromthe Fall River Neacs i--
Breathes, there a man with soul SO
~ dead-Whp never to himself has said
I will my district paper take. both fol
-mF-oWn and family's sake ? If such
6heSe Be1et him repent, and have the pa
~. per to.him sent-and ifshe'd pass a hap
ywinter@he In advance should pay
the printer"