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wulieave TUESDAY, February I, at o'clock P.
EIYOR GRENADA, TROY, GREEN 49, -
Il WOOD, MARIoS, TCHULA, YAZoo CITY sssEAAst5%
SATARTIA pCKSBuRG ali land H3H
ingsRegular Ysz0o and Yaabasha Packet GEN STOKES.
will leave above For freight eppy board ort
r. WILSON, II Carondeet street.
B- freight without any privilege of
shipping.
mi, ei;v. in the Colt trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

Will leave WEDNESDAY, February {, at 5o'elosR
NOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, ~ r.
MOUTH OF TILLAToBA, TAILAIIATCEEE, zkts4s..s}s
LEFLoRE. GREENWOOD, YAZoo CITY az SA- za@zssz4s
Packet Sesmer DDFE.Thr swift
running passenger DOVE Capt Phelps h in
the Cro.Aa and will leave above
accommodations apply board
feb6 SMITH u tlMlSIEh, 10 lanai street,
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aRKaNSaS RIHER.

= WI lsags MONDAY, February a. at s o'cIockP.x
EtoR FORT GIBSON, Fort SMITH, H. ~
VAN buren,, LITTLE RIO * and ali he Rand. skl1FY
Inc
steamer MOSES GREENWOOD, Albert raona ast4r d COW
ssge, apply board, o Peyaras street. 81 y " f
febs SMITH q MINISTER I'll Canal strsst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

nAN RICE'S.-Dan Rce's great Equestrian
Establishment, No 30 ST. CHARLES STREET, every
night the week. On SATURDAY and SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
a. IL O'Clock NJ.
unsurpassed and the attractions great
Hppodrome tbs country For particulars the small bills
Of the .hIle MNNA THIS EVENING with
stud OF imported DANCING and PERFORMING HORSES.
tB Doors open performance o'clock.
S Deas Circle and Paqastse 50 cents Gallery IS ents coord
Bexes 50 febi
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LAKE STEAMERS.
,MORHEl

.MOBTLEl
NOR MOBILE Direct-Daily U s.
Mail Lnewinser Abrams Splendid le33l&S.Ea
low pressure sseamea CALIFORNIA, sis4aE
master FLORIDA, John Grant, mnster, REEON.
Hn Been built expressly trade
Of the
DAILY, arrival Of the
returning will Pascagoula MONDAYS sad THURS
DAYS.
W The Bag Of Agsntday oos
NJ. X. GEpDEs, Agent, 10 BanE Plafs- ni9
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Will leave TUESDAY, February-, O'Clock p.x.
LNOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGN0LE, -
D. WILMINGTON, PIsEog s Hill ALAsAMA IsAs sif
TON, MONROE COLUMBIA, HARRIsoNBURG, TRINITY al
Intermediate landings oUACHITA and BLACK RIyERs-The
elegant running ROCKAWAf,
Moore will leave freight paasag sPpy
WEBB RAWLINGS Il CO.,
fel orto W. A. ANDREWS.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent, 1
Monday Morning. February 6, 1854 +
CLEARED SATURDAY

MONDAY morning, tebruaFy o. 1904
CLEARED SATURDAY
stsanhip louisiana smith, Galveston and Mathgorda Bay
Ship IIudaon white NswYork, J O Woodtus Eco
Ship otomoco, Howes, Portsmouth Nh Up whiaey aco
a! LIZ os tis s1s lake cs ssS
Spanish bark Anasaa;s Barcelona M4stany Barcelona
IianOxerian brig Clemens Augaste, wsock Bordeaux BoR
selr Gia'a Jane, Gray, Charleston, Pools dteo
schf Victoria Wight Apaacbisoa Greenwood Morris Riigwsy
s Sch e.. te4s,6 Jenkins Pc .asG Hurley go
Steamer Falisr, Johnsen, Montgomery, HYDE Seo
Ship Sea- Eymph Harding AZ days from New Bedford 10 "'tor
Rig SSsman H@s 20 tfys rom ge district.
sarR und ne 5o4s Is ay. o - ma ,
s s, ,a, M.sk
Mexican srt Anita Baso is day. from Vera Cruz ballast.
sch Kty,er, Weeb, caleasi. mar-sd district,
stea NIB oats,
Chas Beehsr, CSrlise from Naahvile-tburned Saturday
NeworIsana, Written, from Cincinnati
Echo JeRnfIau, Bslzs.
s. Charles Charles, APP,sEste from L.foatehe
fpn sss IaiI rom 5eG FIT Pis Siasl'''
i H!i Ssr. iS6 rom sai Memphis.
F FaSEf ? aseE E,,.s ',GT p,m h':sg "
Sa D 6 bssfs! from from H bo5sdsea,.
L,urel Hill, Cotton, from Bayou Sara,
ohio NarEaji, from ST. ciaepHati
News I, sn WlI l, rom Cincinnati.
opsoa,ss, Neal: rom oPsloa.s ssD1iS s.
ID White, Effort, from Waterloo.
Tc% e5 sssqa 1s from rom J ss9s Bayou Macon
Iasin NJ ! Church ron rom Mt smphiss
.sb shp Atlantic big WIN ci1rF snd sea caatiss
rom tie sa$ s,ts ad down and to m
sLPssA Nynph, Midas Anita =
S4g NSstsss a' rom S."7orE, E i Pwe.spr AGO.
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- -, ,--.---s-.------..----
VICKSBURG.

Will leave MONDAY Februnry d, at so'elock r.
Ey0R GRAND LAKE LANDING, a- -
Z, PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILF s991s555T
KESS BEND, yICKSBuRG, GRAND GULF, aS7zzsssssz
NEY. MATCHES, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, EATON ROUGE
all intermediate Tha fine passenger
FRANK LY ON. j. H. Estes MASTER will leave above
FRIDAY throughout the o'clock For freight
apply board
sfRoTHER d BROS Agents. IS Poydrss street.
The Frank will have Clerk the Of Cana
mon yngfre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

HDLACIDE'B VARIETIES, drawer street.-
Last week Of the engagement Of the Celebrated Danseus
SenoritA SOTO md Mr. G. w SMITH. MONDAY EVENING,
February 1884 the performances viii with the Comic
Of THE MILLER OF WHETSTOSE-Caleb, Mr.. Holland
Wntar Mr. COPELAND Fabian M Hamilton caroyay Ne KeHbls
Kate Carroway. Mrs Warwick After whsh, Pas de Dsu1 La
POLKA RATIONALE By senota Soto and Mr. Q. W Smith To
DO allowed by he Drna. Of THE YioLETArmaad Mr. j. H. An
Andre, Mr. B. Browne Tngue Mr. Marchioness Mrs
Banchea Mrs C. Howard Blanche. Miss To be
succeeded by Spanish MAEOLA Snorita Soto and
Mr. g. w Smith To conclude with the Exravagsn4s Of tORTU
NofonnIo Mr. c. Howard Mataps r. BasBi Fairy, Mis KEN
Bile; Princess, Mira Bowen
PRIeEs Ft sseond Tier and Psrqustts
Boy Third Tier eolofed perSops ony Gallery
Private Boxes as
tE open hatpast O'clock performance
Ioel oek.D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06
HENUINE HEIpsIECK CO. CHAMpAeNEs.

GENUINE HEIDSIECK co. CHAMP4GNEs
Va The subbea having appointed by MetEs eidseck
Co succeed Mr. Eng heretofore sole the United
fully calls attention TO the E1tionsd card. CRAMER ABEGG
New York, January ], 1854.
CARD-Mr. CHARLES ENGLER, Agent
of CHAMPAGNE the United States retiring business,
inform that have appointed Mesrs CRhMER
ABEGG his stead be Soc gents and Importers brand the
United Statea and Canada.
We shall continue in the
oyrnen the prominent which the American public generally
have accorded brand and for this shall
but Wines will fully sustain the high reputation
which the same has attained in your market.
alone enabled furnish this old estab
hed brand in quality woad simply submit
following which particular
The HEIDSECK CO. brand first introduced in the United
States nearly thirty by the late M Hidsieck Co,
under their through their Sole Agent Mr. T. Ssmon after
wards Salmon d Suyvesant.
When 1884 the old dissolved, their
the occupying the premises To him also by
stipulation the privilege retaining
Of the cellars which the late partnership and
founders this brand had He retiring from business 1s4
firm like became his immediate
therefore sole proprletors Of this brand.
We would but add, distinguish
similar prevent limitations,
full will be found labels stamped
around the eorks other while
the under which brand originally introduced and became
known in the United States. We have the honor
Your ob'd, serv'ts.
Rims, Dec iDer 15 1858. HEIDSIECK co.
celebrated constantly supplied with
pn which they offer TO the trade at New York prices.
R.F. NICHOLS Il CO.
jan2T % Camp street
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.ALaBAM.a RIVER.

wal leave WEDNESDAY, February g. a. osetsck ,. NJ
l. SohERY, wETUMPKA and all landings Ls4&ksA!tt5za
ne Alabama Rxer.-Regglsr Weekly Line via Ns~zxZnE
light drauEhf packet
ARkANsAs cspt John Stevenson receiving freight
r eavs a. above having splendid
apply on board the foot Of Julia
JOHN E. HYDE d co. IL Poyiras
lower SIDE OF the Canal fsts
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aPHLACHcOLa

VIII leave MONDAY. February q, at O'CLOCK PM
NOR APALACHfC0LA.-T fast s
Ill running steamer TAMPA, Meetan mastar, Is LsM&&s&
ia por receiving freight, and will leave above
FORT apply = board
i. BELL IL Povdyss ,.,,st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

STOCK-New Orleans Planning Co. Stock
~ b'"aase t"ep' e III WINSTON 81 Commercial pacr
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u IME-2000 barrels fresh Rockland and
N A Utea Lime, for sale by
Ts64 JOHN q. HARDLL & Co, 81 magazine streot.
a EAIENT-3000 bbls. Newark, landing from
ships Howadia, Abelaso strena NJ. Trout,
f-iA i A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

YE7EXAS TOBY SCRIP for sale by
4 fbq T. u. WINSTON, II Commercial Place,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

INLOUR-2OOO barrels Extra superfne St.
= lis LOUIS S H, KENNEDY Il CO., rs rcbOrptaai
ENRUITS-Peeans, Currants, CItron, Dates,
Malaga Grapes; Rans; hall h iass
100 Raisius hall MIR Rsisas for sale
arSO ct Il. +, NICHOLS 4 co. "a Camp street.
EDRESERVE S-Canton Ginger, ChowehoW,
West India Shaker Yin5wocds Gndon's, for sale by
jan30 ct R. F. NICHOLS 4 co. 81 Camp street.
SPICEs-Ginger, Pimento, Gloves, Pepper
jsns Sg s. anu r. = ScHoLs 81 Camp street
DORTER AND ALE-20o casks London
Porter aad SEQ oh Ae iards the ship Antelope ana ier
sac bv SAM WOLFF, IS Camp street. fees
ENORTER--150 casks quarts and pints London
ro''ef' i"H'"'s - sup SAM WOLFF, So Camp street.
ER0TNb GLASS-Yarious patterns and
lOlsrssampa which can be zee Al nI oe Apply 'a
feb! - RAiAO'AN'H . W" "a '4@s -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

VIII leave TUESDAY, February I, at O'Clock P. ".
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRESToN, - a
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Lss&sssf9ssssss
NEY, NATCHEZ intermediate landings.
Regular vicksburg Packet MAGNOLIA-The mud maguh
passenger MAGNOLIA St. Clair Thoas
master VIII For freight passage, apply
board SMITH b FTMSTER, Is Canal at. feb2
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ST. Ii us
OHIO RIVER

Will leave MONDAY, february &, at 5 O'Clock FL
LNOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, ~ H.
u HENDERSON, MOUNT VERNON SHAW sss#satiT ID
NEETOWN, SMITiLANp, PADuCAi and all inter
mediate Louisville md New Orleans Packet iOO-
SER sTATE.-The magnificent aud swift running steamer
HoosIER STATE, Captain Hamilton, in port receiving freight,
above For freight having magnificent
accommodations, apply on board, OF to - -
Plan the Cabin and Siateroon secured by
plying 10 the Agens lsbb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

A M u S E M E N rs
StT, CHARLES THEATRE

- p. MIxAarn.
G. q. CHRSLEY. IHsASEEEE.
E Firsmsn Charitable Association. GABRIEL
RhvEL his Talented Troupe togstbT with the MARTIN
ETH FAMILY have volunteered their valuable sarvss.-,-
Mmlls. ZOE in . Popular DaHee.
MONDAY EVENING February 1884 the perhormanes viii
with GRIST The MtLLMargus de Rhyiils, M Marx
Smith Fae After which, Pas Do D4uS by
MmiIe. by Mmle z9s and
If. coletBGHEAND Flung by Mmlle Vase To b. ioilowsd
by FfREMANis ADpR Ess-sr, Estsls Potter soNG-hr Duf
field Amer which, THE EToN B0yCap Pobham, MI Dsbar
Dabser Mr. w Smith; Fanny song Mrs bernard To
JEANNoITE JEANNoT-JsHnpot, Mr. Gabriel
w Mr.. ANDERSON the Tragdian, is engaged and will shortly
appear
Dresa Circle and parqusts IS Second Circle 50 ten
Gallery, Colorsd Boxes Private BOIer "a
open O'Clock; O'Clock,
eiseI
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1ft- The new and light draught regular
a as as4Rs s EvFss ss f SHREVEPORT and ali
D. n. CARROLL, s. csrondeles street. Union Row
G:s- The ship SARDINIA, Captain J. Jordan,
~ G e sSss.tss s sgs % IT, p s
gaod ~ goods net reeeed for at tho vessel will be the
sts ' ''N v BSeEhr Will Williams co. 10 Camp street
~ Consignees of the following goods to or
a III L4S sS G @s II g. m s
aH. sGnis present Their @ Lans Tie DhaEgng cet on tic
'+'s 4' ''o's Il wv NJ
re- The bark j. B, LANCASTER, Captain
Som from f@iiads hia Is sehargag opposite Pes2
Cougueea requested to attend TO the receipt Of their
ges GEO W. HYNsoN, 81 Camp stree..
Ess" The schooner J. A. RoAcHE, Captain
sa'n from Philadeghia dsehatging opposite The ByfM
he sseoq4 yin please attend TO the receipt
me ' sosseF ILia az Camp aaP ask
re- The ship CoNNEcrlcUT, Captain Welsh,
s # 4 s 2s
s WIN '' RosFR f%T' w iRinis rs Camp at
-. 3s.t- Ship EASTERN QUEEN, Captain Emery,
, S@ sre rossy discharge Post Fourth Es
srsa ~ha t aTs dasa
f %a4sES t a9s Of the s
= Rs5- Ship ADRIATIo, Captain Jack, from
t.I ass s9Gs &C. .s. ,c p a.
Al ssds passd we days viii ssn H.
g s Stores at the risk 3 1sps %TN " STns h,.9 f
@ss- Neither the Captain or Consignee of the
@ n, sas 3a ab T. @ns from ysEPoo will be
a2o' u.s. r Fob isa 5S Bank Place
4s9" Bark GEO. THOMAS, Captain Amesbury
@ m SI4s s,.s Mint D
5s Ali goods not permitted within fVs day i ~
81 1 canP ,Ssso
~ fsa~ Neither the Captain nor the Consignees
n: mgrs SIR r. pEE and 4 he British .p NORTH
IaI5I j. 7. WHITNEY & co. 81 fnmp
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r , OSIN-250 bbls No 2 for sale by
n a. field g. ltARD1LL & CO.. 81 Magazine ct.
VR7EHuANTEPEC STOUK-Old New Orleans
q Co, " Garsy 81 nj, = g0tcla,, 4 By
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xH7RIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

extraordinary medicine founded the principle thai
subject BUT ONE DISEASE corrupt hui
which, when floating in the general mass Ct me
kinds fever when lodged in the various parts or
the body, give % every maRdy 1r,,
GF that the human body and WhlGHIS
INDIAN VEGETABLE mutually adapted each other and
all morbid cOrp. humots he cause OF aiseJ
entirely removed, and this and natural manner
sail in New Orleans, Ehoiesal- AMI RETAIL by
j WRIGHT & CO.,
;an,s No, ISL Cbartes street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

gATHISKY-20 bbls old Bourbon Whisky, 200
wv do. Roct,jed (supericr) for sale by
frlS 81 A. u RISGGOLD corner OF
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YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave on TUESDAY, February o'clock p.
TNOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, Rg =
IL TTLLAToBA. GREENwooD MARION l@s asssassssss
TCHULA, YAZoO CITY, SATARTIA, yICKSBURG ESzxlasx9
and all lanngs-Regular Tallahachee
Packet UNICORN.-The light draught running
Atkinson
eeiving having
fine accommodations, apply on board, or 70
MCDOWELL, JR. & BELL. IL Poydras at,
febs to T.. WILSON,
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SUNDRIE

ENEATHERS-1OO prime Live GeeseFeathers
H. far sale by J.G HARDLT i CO. 81 Magazine fsba
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Y OST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
following Certificates of Sk having been lost Hsad
hereby given that application will be made TO the New 0saA
R Light Company OF this city for duplicate Certificates Of the
the expiration d sixty days.
No JOEL SMALL lsiS hundred fifty
she New Orleans Gas Light and Bank
Company
JOEL SMALL dated oath August ls4s for shares
300 each Issued ty the New Orleans Gas Light Company
New eals, December Is, 1883, die lawGw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

Will leave MONDAY, February s, at o'clock F'A'
NOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou M, d
IsvIILE all intermediate laniass:Eihe ~ 5sss
steamer r. III. WINSLOW, MeGl, master is NO"
receiving freight aud Will leave AS ap0'e' "
sage, apply board, OF to IN prI 10 p,tra. s,r..t
IT ROGERS, MCGUIRE a w, " EoSatls -trtft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

gsEEF-300 bbls Prime, State Inspection, 70
sasby s.H KENNEDY & CO, IS Tchoupitouss st. I'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06

Will leave WEDNESDAY, February s, at O'Clock, NJ.
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ OLSON, ~ h.
H. LOUISVILLE Intermediate landings
The and splendid running passenger
MEDIATOR, Williamson, MASTER is pos in port receiving
freight, will above For freight passage having spe-
rior accommodations apply o. board, or to -
feb6 John {. HYDE co. ii Poydras street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
PROCLAMATION.

A + meeting of the Mayor and Com
Il mon Council Of Shepherdsiown, held
on the Goth inst, il was
Ordered, That the Mayor be requested
to appoint Day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer, and TO request its proper obser-
vance by the citizens of the Town.
Approving of the object of the above
Ordinance, and by virtue OF the authority
thereby vested in me, l do hereby set
apart and appoint Thursday, the S9h
inst, as day of Thanksgiving and Pray
err, and invite all the citizens of the Town
TO abstain, on that day, fom all secular
pursuits, and to return thanks to Almighty
God for the manifold blessings which
they have enjoyed through His goodness,
and TO ask in humble prayer, through the
exercise of His Divine bounty con'ln-
uance Of the same.
Given under my hand, the 2lst day of
November, in the year of Our Lord,
Eighteen Hundred and FiGty-four.
Il. Il. TOWNER,
Nov. 25, 1854. Mayor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
Subscribers Wanted.

We send this number of the Register"
TO many whose names are not on our sub
scriplion list, in the hope that they will
consent 10 have themselves entered al once
as subscribers. If there should be any
I'VE hope there will be nonel unwilling
to subscribe they will please return the
paper within one week. Those desiring
10 lake the same will signify their willing
ness 10 do so by retaining it. AS we sta
ted in our last, the Register, for the ensu-
ing year, at its present size. will contain
twelve columns OF reading matter week
ly--six hundred and twenty-(our COL
umns in one year, and will contain grea-
ter variety of news than any of our neigh
boring presses, and all for the sum of So,
TO be paid al anv time during he year.
Now friends we have offered you induce
ments TO become subscribers, and if you
will increase our list, that will justify US,
We will be glad to enlarge and otherwise
improve the Register.
TO those friends who have kindly sent
US their names, within the past few weeks,
will please accept our wsrmest shanks,
al the same time stating tina! we shall
spare no pains in making the Register a
welcome visitor TO their family Gre-sides.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
A Noble Boy,

The Tunnel Bridge on the Baltimore
and Susquehanna Rail Roai, about five
miles from York, took fire and was de-
stroyed last week. Among the specta-
tors Was little boy named Ellie RHEIM,
who remembered that the express passen-
ger train had not yet passed, and imme-
diately started off at the top of his speed
TO endeavor 10 stop the train which he
knew must be close at hand. The Bal
timore American says
''As soon as he reached the curve,
about two hundred yards from the bridge,
he observed the train coming on at full
speed, and fearing that he would be una
BILE 10 stop them unless by the use of ex-
traordindry means, the noble little fellow
took his position on the track, and run
ming towards the approaching traip W; III
his hands raised, caught the alteIlioc of
the engineer, who Immediately reversed
his engine, and stopped within ,cur hmm
dred yards of impending Gest ,ucIion, the
piers being some twenty Zee, ON the
rocky bed below, and the gap some sixty
feet wide. Had the boy no, placed him
sell on the track, he. would doubtless
have failed in his no ole effort, as the en-
gIneers are so ofte cheated by the mis-.
chleVous boys Or the route that they sci
uOm pay any attention to them. Ever
when he slo' pped he thought he had beer
cheated by youngster with more daring
lhan ms assoc ates, and was surprised 10
see The little flaxen headed fellow stand
ms Ground, and endeavorlng TO recover
MS lost breath TO answer his question as
10 the cause of his interruption. We
learn II lat the passengers, when they as
certaned the cause of the stoppage Of the
train, and viewed the precipice over which
they were near being dashed, literally re-
warded the boy for his presence of mind
ard daring, and that the Board of Drec-
Tors at their meeting yesterday, appropria-
ted 500 as an additional recompense.
Ellie Rheim, boy OF but twelve years of
age, was the only one Of twenty persons
present, most Of them men, who had fore
thought sufficient for the occasion"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
COWhidlng Scrape.

The ST. Louis Republican Of the 9Th
inst, notices the cowhiding Of music
teacher in that city on the previous day,
by the father of young girl-only IA
years of age-who was in The habit OF
visiting his rooms in the afternoon to take
lessons in music, at which time it is al
lodged that the pedagogue used such Ian
guage towards his pupil as to cause her to
flee from his presence weeping. She at
once told her parents of the indignity tina,
had been offered her; and the father, on
Sunday morning last, repaired 10 the mu-
steal professors residence, with good
cowhide, and gave the man of bars and
crotc bets well merited castigation, such
that he will recolect all the days of his
life. The funniest part OF it, however, is
that The professor anticipating something
OF the kind for his dastardly conduct, clo-
thed himself with three coats, and receiv-
ed the thias hing with perfect composure
until The raw-hide was applied to his
legs, which were not so well fortified,
when he danced considerably.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
Henry,s Invigorating Cordial.

The merits of this purely vegetable extract
for the removal and cure of physical proslration,
genial debility, nervous affections, sc, &c, are
fully described in another column Of this paper,
to which the reader is referred. 81 per bottle,
8 bottles for S., six bottles for SO; SIC per doz-
an. Observe the marks ofthe Genuine. I57Pre-
pared only by S. E. COHEN; No. 3 Franklin
Row, Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa. TO 1chom all orders must be addressed For
sale by all respectable Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country. PEEL & STEVENS, Alex
andria, Va, wholesale agents for Virginia, and
for sale by DR.. f. C, Williams, ShePherdstown;
+. ID. Hammond and A. NJ. Crider, Harpers
Ferry; l.. NJ. Smith, Charleslown; l.. ?. Hart
man, Winchester; w. Ii. HeslelIne, Martins
burg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
Mr.. soule's Expulsion from France.

MIR, SoULE, The American Minister TO
Spain, was recently prohibited from pas
sing through France by an order OF the
Government, and the affair has caused a
considerable sensation in this country.
Mr.. SouLE has been suspected by the
French Government of being connected
with LEDRU RoLLIN, LOUIS BLANC, VIC
TOR HUGO, GEORGE SANDERS, kOssUTH,
and other revolulonsts and enemies OF
the ruling dynaslies OF Europe and from
his restless disposition and well-known
hatred of monarchial governments, and es-
pecially that of France, we presume not
without cause. His appointment to the
position which he holds, was at the time
as remarkably injudicious one,
and as the probable forerunner Of the very
difficulties in which il has since, on seve-
raj occasions, involved our foreign rela-
lions.
The latest news from France, however,
is, that The Emperor has withdrew all OBJ
iections to Mr.. SoULE's free passage lhro'
France, inviting him to proceed through
that country on his way to Madrid, and
that the difficulty has been amicably set
lied,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-25
DISCHARGED.

We learn from me Free Press that Mr..
WILLIAM WEST, OF this County, who was
held 10 bail for killing his son.in-law. JET
FERsoN SMITH, short lime since. was
acquitted by the Examining Court on
Monday last-the Court being unanimous
for his acquittal. Counsel for Common
wealth, G. B. HARDING, Esq, for the de-
fence, r. Y. CONRAD and JOHN A. THoMP-
SON, EsQs.