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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL
PACKET.
For st. Louis and St. Paul.
g.. Louis and St. Paul Packet.

THR steamer MAN. e, ". A. FoacE,
Master. has Just been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired and 10 now In
complete Tunnisg order and will run during The
season betweea 81. Louis and 81. Panl. touching
at all inssemediatc landings. Por freight apply on
board orfe BURROWS PRETftAAS.s
April. ~, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

House, SI0H AID 0ANAkENfAL PAINT
-fR me, HAP11 HANGuo, sts.
JANks DoNSELL JOHN II. DUNN,
HAVING assotiassd themseives
tagetbsr for Ne psFposs q carry
Ang on tae Business ri HOUSE,
= - slGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
INC, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WRITTEN
- .smA 81 sssseas.
Wesld nos ssspeetfaiiy snnouses 10 thssrfrsnds,
ond ~ pabe eooeeniy. tAa they pSspsred 70 ex
essts Painting IN sishss Lsad Zine, asths
dbae psess, and In ths vsy sest styis Their isneer-
pag1oooe IN The above Bassess them an en-
sag shsr patrons full sasisfsesioa any word ina,
uay - ea1snsfed 70 them.
Observation-Disclosures given TO estimatng any pnb-
~ ~ psgase baiadtngs fersons Wishing any Of the
ehoys uork done, would do vellto give call be-
Ssso lstang thstr work They also prepared ex
eease Dannsrs LsAdsesp pea. Masonic and ODD Fellex
ADesas. Decorating and Gliding superior and
80 - most reasonable terms. Paints OF ali color.
ysopsred ssd ready ferese. Glass Of all sizes, putty
g., 6or enSe.
Sassso, 1854 DOxSELL 4 DUxS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
American Ratification Meeting.

The friends Of the American party OF the pre-
cincts of Mill Creek and Mddleway, says the
Free Press, held q Ratification Festival on Sat
urday last, DIST inst. At about half past clever
o'clock, a procession was formed in Middle
way, by Col TmoMAs IlITE, Chief Marshal, as
sisted by Messrs J. Il. SMTH, ID. W. Ross, DA-
ylp BowEN, SAMUEL S. MOORE, john w. GRANT
and DR.. JonN BRIsCoE, and the whole preceded
BY the Shepherdstown Brass Band, marched to
the grove Of Mr.. NICHOLAS SHAULL, where ey-
present After partaling Of refreshments, at
the sound Of the sweet notes Of the Band, the
large aSsemblage repaired in front Of the stand
prepared for the Speakers, when Coz. fIITE i'll
troduced Thomas II. TowNER, Esq, who en-
tertancd the audience for an hour III an able
and eloquent address. Mr. JAMES STEEL, OF
Winchester, was next presented to the multi
tude and gave some sledge- hammer blows to
the opponents Of the American party. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Steel's speech dinner was
announced, and the large crowd, consisting OF
partook Of a bountful collation.. After rea-
sonable respite, the assemblage was again cal
led to the stand, where they were addressed by
ANpREw L. KENNEDY and A. r. BorELER,
Esqrs. We will not do injustice to The spea-
kers by attempting to give an outline Of what
was said. The applause manifested convinced
us of the satisfaction OF all who heard the
speeches of the day. A Resolution endorsing
the American Platform at Philadelphia was
unanimously adopted.
The Managers Of the festival deserve the
thanks of all present for tie satisfactory man
ner in which every thing was conducted-pen-
ty to eat, aud plenty Of nice lemonade to re,
fresh with. Thus ended the day, without {
single incident to mar the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
SSGLIJo

In this place, on the Goth inst, after a
brief illness, Mrs. SuSma Cameron, aged
50. The deceased was the last of four
venerable members of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, who within ie"
years past have gone to join the general
assembly and church o! the first born IN
Heaven. The sun that had shone upon
so long day of life went down without
a cloud. The silver cord was gently loos-
ed. The shock of corn fully ripe was
gathered into the great Garner. The aged
frame that had so long borne the brunt OF
the Battle Of Life, has found rest and the
conqueror's crown where "the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are at
rest" BLESSED are the dead who die in
the Lord :"
I'm Charlestown, on the Dist inst, Nh
ram, infant daughter Of Isaac and Harriet
Rose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Notices.

PetcrsoNs ,Nqga.ine.-We have received the
August humber of "Peterson's Ladies National
Magazine, +" which IS superior TO its predecessors
in point of engravings, and equal in reading
matter. Price 50 a year-address C. J. Peter
son, Philadelphia.
,4rthr~'s ,Naga.ine.-We have received the
August number Of Arthur's Home Magazine
1t contains more than its usual amount Of en-
PERTAINING and instructive matter. Considering
the low price of this periodical it is fully equa
to any Of its contemporaries.
Godey's Lady's Beok.-The August number
of the Ladies Book is upon our ta6le, and a,
usual, is filled with interesting literary matter
and useful engraviugs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
C083J y 2G.A93D8,
F9r The Register.
Tobacco Slavery. No. 2


In the proceeding article on the evil elr
fecls Of Tobacco SLAYER? only a limited en-
hibition of lie deleteI lpns effects OF tn
"Weed," was gwen, We may now ex-
tend the enumerrilnD, including many
symptoms thai may properly be said 10 De
OF the Nervous character, Tor the Nervous
system is that part of the animal econo-
nv which is first, and chiefly affected by
pernicious habit, as already stated and
Nervous arrangements tends speedily In
mental aberratlon in many cases. DlzzI-
ness or pain in the head, occasional Dim
ness or temporary loss of Sight, Disturbed
Sleep, Starting from early SAUNDERS with
a sense of Sutlncaion, or feeling of Alarm,
Incubus on Night Mare, Epileptic OF Con
vulsive Fits, Confusion or Weakness OF
the Mental Faculties. Peevishness or lrrl-
liability of Temper, Seasons of Great De
preston OF Spirits. Long Fits of Unbro-
ken Melancholy and sponGency, APP
oplexy, Loss Of Memory, and Occasional
ly Delirum Tremens, Insanity, and Per-
manent Mental Derangemert.
The connexion OF body and mind is
such, that whatever seriously Injuries the
bodily functions, must, also, in a greater
or less degree, impair the mental man!Ies-
tations. Thus, the intellect and moral
Do,Uers of the mind, are weakened in pro-
portion, as the physical powers and The
strength O. body are affected.
In proportion as reason and INTELLECT are
appreciated by US, we should detest and
renounce any habit, tending to sink Us
Nhe noblcst work Of crealion) below the
inferior animal creation. The inferior an
finals seldom violate the laws OF their IN
stincts, but man, a reasonable, intellectual
being, is many times so debased, as 10 be
governed and Influenced more by his
blind animal impulses, than by those no.
bic faculties Of bis nature. Il vii! thought
lessly indulge himself in unreasonable
habits, W hich in their nature tend not only
10 make him more unreasonable, but to
the entire subversion of his mind with all
lis noble faculties. If, as il Is said, the
main distinction between sane and insane
persons, is, that the former are governed by
reason, the latter by blind impulse, then,
are we partially insane when we desPise
the dictates of reason and unders landing, !
and surrender ourselves the servants OF
passion, appetite, and impulse.
We will close for the present by saying
as Tobacco-slavery tends TO tie ruin OF
bodily and mental health, il should be re-
nounced, not merely for our own sakes,
but for that Of our progeny, and not have
s'the inquiries of the parents visited upon
the harmless and innocent offspring
July %, 1895. TESTS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
HEAVY Rains.

Nearly every day since our last issue, this vi
entity has been visited by heavy showers OF
rain. The one on Thursday evening, the &c b
inst, was The heaviest of the season, common
cling about o'clock, and for The space of one
hour rain fell in such proiusion as to make us
believe that the food gates o! heaven had open
ed, accompanied with vivid flashes Of lightning
aud loud peals OF tbundcr-prcscnting our
streets the appearance Of rivers, and inundalng
cellars.
in consequence Of these rains our farmers have
been subjected to great deal of difficulty in Sc
curing their grain crops, and fears are appre-
hended that if we are not soon favored with a
spell OF Try weather much Of the wheat and oar
crops will De spoiled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Saddle and Harness Making.

We invite the farming community and the
PUBLIC generally to the advertisement of our
young friend JoHN a. FLEMING, which appears
III io-d'y'S paper lie assures the public that
he will keep none but the best work on hand,
ana VIII make up TO order with the hes, ma,eri-
al, and III the most substantial workmanlike
manner, every description Of work in his line
We bespeake for him liberal share of pat
rQnage' feeling assured that he will render eve
~ satisfaction necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
TIE DISTINGUISHING GENUS OF THEi

TIE DIsTlNGuIsHING GENUS OF THE
AcE.--Nalure, now and then, brings forth
such geniuses as Newton, Shakespeare,
Talievrand, Milton, Nelson, Napoleon,
Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Luther,
Cromwell and Jackson. Their powerful
ntellects compelled the world to admire
them.
The genius Of the present age is Dis
covERY. In the progress Of the art and
sciences, this is UNNECESSARILY superior to
any former one. The present century
stands pre- eminent for lis wonderful dis
coveries in the sciences and arts. Among
these, the noble science Of Medicine has
made great progress, PROFESSOR loL-
LowAY has discovered and prepared rem
edv for the disease of man in whatever
cline destiny may have given him birth.
We have, in former article, introduced
10 our readers this distinguished Physi-
clan, whose reputation is already engraI!-
ed on the worlds history. As a physI-
clan, he has copied Nature, and among
physicians lie stands the acknowledged
Emperor, Both in the sale OF his medi'
cines, and in the number of patients that
have taken them, he is unrlvalled. Pro-
fessor Holloway has labored to supply the
human family with permanent remedy
for their diseases, to which the afflicted
NAV have recourse with moral certainty |
that they will be cured. There is no dis
ease to which they will moi afford relief.
His Pills and Ointmentprepared from Sc
eclions from the vegetable kingdom, with
great care, will drive disease out OF the
system. Thousands of the most intellI-
gent minds Of all nations, men distinguish
ed in every sphere of iife--the statesman,
philanrIropist, conquereE, and those whose
highest aim is TO do good to their fellow
men, unite in their praises Of the remedies
discovered by Professor Holloway for the
removal Of disease.
In uniting in this general recommends
ton of the remarkable virtues Of HOlIo-
ways remedies we only perform Chris-
;ain duty, which the press should never
neglect. Those who are eminent for the
good they do in the world, have just
claim upon the press for aid in extending
the good to the extent Of their power.
Therefore, we have determined 10 eX-
press our opinion that HOLLOWAY PILLS
and OINTMENT are adapted to the removal
the sick to health.--NeW York .4fl0S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

Valley Agricultural Society.

We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of thi, Society in another col
umn Of to-day's Register, aHd we cannot urge
too strongly is claims to The consideration OF
this community. II is acknowledged that thia
concert of action has already accomplished
much in improving the science Of Agriculture,
aud the annual exhibitions Of this society have
always been followed by Increased interest and
marked improvement not only in the mode of
cultyating land, but in the appliances neces,a-
~ TO this department of business. An organ-
cation so intimately connected with the interest
aud prosperity Of our County, and eXeriing its
influence through all parts of the State, should
commend it to the favor of all who feel any in
terest in this matter The Farmer, Mechanic,
Merchant, in fact every class Of the communl-
II has common interest IN lis success. Apart
from the unitarian view Of the subject, it Is
the annual reunions that promote that friendly
and agreeable iutorc oursc-that mutual inter-
change of friendly greetings that are always
full of pleasure and grateful to the feelings OF
every one.
We nope confidently the next Annual exhi-
hibition, to be- held in October, will meet with
The success il deserves, and feel as though We
were not promising too much in advance when
we say that nothing on the part Of the commit
tee will be left undonc TO render the meeting
pleasant and profitable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
* HANMhHiSSjSS,
MAKING,

IA THE undersigned would respectfully
I'm L announce to his friends and the pUb.
~ lie generally that he has commenced
the above business in the Room one door east
of J. H. McEndre e's Store, where be will keep
on hand and make TO order
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK
in his line. His work will lie made OF the best
ma,era and on the most reasonable terms He
hole by strict attention TO business and de-
sire to please, TO merit and receive share Of the
public patronage. Repairing done a, the short
est notice. JOHN y. FLEMING.
Shepheris,own, July %, 1855. 36-3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Jf-Iy.cl Ghfo 4 =, g. -yJr0
4 .Cl.it c1L5kJ.j.LA.c5 %
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour-The Flour market to-day was
very quiet. We are not aware of any
sales. There were offers to sell Howard
ST., brands at 1925, but no buyers were
not disposed to give over 50. This shows
decline on previous figures of 25 cents
per bbl. We are not aware of any trans
actions in City Mills. Wheat-sales
made at Sl.S2alS5. Corn-sales at l02
lO4, yellow at 9S.-CHpper 9Th inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Camp Meeting.

The W;lliamsport Journal snss that the Meth
odst Protestant denomination Of the William
sport Circuit, intend holding Camp Meeting
on the 23d of August on the old camp ground,
situated about one mile and half from that
town on the road leading 10 Marlinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
FEMALE SEMINARY
ShepherdstOWn, Va.
REV. ]. l.. FRARY, Principal.

REV. ]. l.. FRARY, Principal
MISS ELIZA A. CAMPBELL, .AsSiS-
iant, and Teacher Of Nusic and French.
HAYING obtained large and convenient
Ill House, we are prepared to accommodate
boarding pupils. The year is divided into two
sess ions, OF months each, commencing on the
lst Monday in September aud February.
Terms per Session of Five Months:
Board, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, $500
instructions on the Piano, 2O,OO
Preparatory Course, 1000
Academlca Course, 1870
Classical Coutse, 1000
FteLch, 6,Oo
July %, 1853. 3O-u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

Hoioway's Pills, the mes, celebrated
Remedy in the Union for the cure of dis
eases of the liver and s,omache.- Edmund
Alca, of Coopersiown, New York, was
for the period Of nineteen J ears complete
misery 10 himself, and burden to his
friends. he suffered so severely and Con
tinuousIy from liver complaint, and dis
ordered stomache, that he was constantly
for weeks together confined 10 his bed,
the doctors did him 10 good, and lie there
fore lell off consulting them. Nine weeks
ago he commenced using Holloway's Pills
and his wife called last week al the store
of Professor Holloway, 10 acknowledge
most gratefully that her husband is quite
cureJ. Professor Holloway hopes thai
the thousand others in the Union who have
been benefited will nov come forward,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts Of Virginia.

RIcnMoND, July 9th, 1875.
.Vessrs. I'm. s. Beers s. Co., Gsnts.-Con'
81 deralons of duty to the afflicted alone prompt
me 10 send you tins voluntary testimonial to the
great value Of "CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE,
for that almost incurable disease, ScRoFULA.
Without being disposed or deemlnG 1t neces'
>ary 10 SO into the particulars of the case, can
say that TIE astonishing results that haVe been
produced by tic use Of that medicine on mem
ber Of my own family, and under my own oDSer-
yation and supcrintendance, after the skill OF
the hest physicians had been exhausted ana all
usual remedies had failed, fully justify me IN re-
commencing lis use to ell who may he suffering
from that dreadful malady.
do not mean that it is adapted to all oonstl-
tutons or that it will afford the same relief III
all cases, for, of course, can know nothing a
bout that-but from what have seen OF tie Ell
fccls, would mol hesitate to use 1t IN any and
every case of Scrofula, with persons for whom |
felt an interest, or over whom could exercise
influence or control.
Respectfully yours, -
JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Public Sales.

The sale of WM. a. CHAFLINE, which appear
ed in our last, has been postponed for some
time, when due notice will be given.
LEWIS w. GARRrsoN, will sell at his residence
in this place, on the 4th Of August, variety
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. See bills
JAMES F. WEIs, will sell variety Of House
hold and Ki;chen Furniture on the llth Of Au-
gust. See bills.
a. The Baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of Kenyon College, Ohio, is to
be delivered a: the commencement on the lst Of
August, oy Rev. DR.. ANDREWS of this place.
IL We understand that Capt JAS. Hurst,
OF this County, had three colts killed By light
ming on Thursday evening, 18th inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

LITTLE GIRL TANNING SNAKEs.--Ihe
New Hampshire Statesman vouches for
the following snake story
People from London, in Concord, on
Monday last, made mention Of singular
instance of affection manifested on the
par! of child, : years old, for that iorml-
dable Replica black snake. As the sto-
~ goes, the child was observed repeated
ly 10 stray short distance from lis home,
lin Gilmanton, or near the borders oil Lon
don and Gilmanion,) and always IN the
same direction. Being followed TO It's re-
sort, there was found coiled by lis side a
very large black snake, while another OF
those pleasing associates was lying COM
posedlv in the lap Of the child. On Sun
dav last one of The snakes as caught, but
permitted to 90 free, under the belief,
prevalent 10 some extent, that the death
of the charmer would result in that of the
child. The girl I'VE think the name Is
HID in expectation that they would des-
troy the snake--a very large specimen
said she knew of several more she could
play with, if they took that one away.
The parents OF the iille girl, lave chan
ged their first determination, and are now
exhibiting the child and snakes to crowd
a, Concord, n. ii. On Saturday, they
were visited by lheusands,b by which some
$500 were made. The editor Of the Man
chester Mirror says:
eve have seen them--the girl is very
pretty, only six years old next month.
Only the smaller snake goes with them,
and that is four feet three inches and a
half long, and is idolsed by the girl. Her
father informed us last evening that when
she sleeps now she curls herself up like Il
snake, incredible US 1t may seem. The
father and mother are present, 10 tell the
story of The girls being fascinated by the
snakes, ana their effects upon her. The
girl has wild look. and fears are enter
tanned that she will in time anguish and
die, in consequence of the magnetic power
over her by the snakes"
The Concord Statesman noticing this
Iepulsive exhibition. says that "there are
but few people who can derive any sails
faction from the spectacle, and its To be
regretted that the ctrtld was not at first
utterly cut off from its strange sympathel-
&c attachment TO reptile cursed Of God
and deesled by man, let the consequences
hayo baen nc ihpv Womb ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
VERSEERS OF THE
POOR.

4 Il an annual meeting Of the Overseers
II Of the Poor Of Jefferson County, at
the Court House in Charlestown, on
Monday the 4lh day of June, 1855, the
Board proceeded to lay the Parish Levy
for the present year, as follows
TO Waiter Shirley, his salary as SUI
perintendent of the Poor in the
Poor House for the year ending
December 3lst, 1855, S275,0
{" Samue Stone his salary as Clerk
Of he Board, 5000
&" II. N. Gallaher & Co. iorPrint-
ing, 1000
" James w. Beller DO 1000
" John IL. Zille do 1000
" DR.. Jesse Slocker his salary as
Physician in District No. |, for
the year ending this day. 5000
" DR.. Solomon A. Bates his salary
as Physician in District No.
and the Poor house for the same
time, 40,OO
" DR.. w. O. Macouglry his salary
as Physician in the same district
and The Foor house for the same
time, 1000
" DR.. G. F. Mason his salary as
Physician in district No. ,, for
the same time. 5000.
" Or. p. II. Cooke his salary as
Physician in district No. 4, for
the same time, 5000
" DR.. John Reynolds his salary as
Physician in district No. D. for
the same time, 3o,oo
" DR.. John Quigley his salary as
Physician in district No. e, for
the same time, 5000
&" Dir. w. w. McGwigan his sala-
ry as Physician in district NO.
for seven months, l7,5O
&" DR.. p. p. Stephenson his salary
as Physician in the same district
five months, l2,0O
=, DIR. Geo. B. Stephenson his saIa-
nv as Physician in district No.
for one year ending this day 5000
" DR.. John B. Johnson his salary
as Physician in the same district
for the same time, 5000
" Langdon 81 Philips account for
collins in District No. !, 1900
L" John G. Shirley his account for
articles furnished for the Poor in
the Poor house TO this date, 20O,7l
=" Simoni L. Mnghini his account
for collins in district No. 3 and
the Poor honse, $3.50
" John S. Granlham his account for
collins in the same district, 600
" Raweigh Bowers his account FOR
moving Lefty (col'dl TO he Poor
house, l,50
" JOHN II. Campbell house rent for
Mrs. Mccoy, l.50
" John G. Shirley his account 8.27
&" John F. Smith Ia 7,37
/" ShauII & Grautham do TIC
" Dr.. S. A. Bates Ga 2G,
" Cramer & Hawks account for
buryIng clothes for Mrs Young $3.50
=" George w. Sadler his account for
collins, &c. 5l,5O
" Reyes & Kears!ey their account 500
" George B. BealL balance Of ac-
count for burying VIM. McCau-
ley. 700
" George w. Sargent for boarding
and nursing VIM. McCsuley, lev
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
Respectfully yours,
jNO. NJ. Bolts

Lightning rods will not protect buildings
at radius Of four times the height Of the
rod above the buiIding--a radius of twice
the height is safe. If the rod is ten feet
high above the building, it will, properly
constructed, protect all parts Of the house
at distance of twenty feet from the rod.
These facts are important to be kept in
mind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

THE WHEAT CRor.-The papers are
busy at figuring out the probable wheat
crop of this year. OF course the statements
are merely conjectural and not of much
value. One estimate puts down the crop
of all the states and Territories al SO, 572
600 bushels, which is sixty-eight million
bushels over that Of 1919. The value Of
the wheat crop in that year is put down in
the census report at OOO,OOO,O00. If
we value the present crop at one dollar and
quarter bushel,it will be worth an aggre-
oate of more than two hundred and ten and
"A half million OF dollars.