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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

OVERRIDING THE THlNG.-There was
once a Methodist preacher travelling in the
summer. There had been a prOtracted
droulh, the earth was parChed and dry ,and
vegetation wiIted. At night, our Nelho-
dist friend stopped in front of a house which
belonged 10 a widow lady, and asked per-
mission TO stay all night. The old lady
told him that bread was scarce, and that
corn was still more scarce, and that she
did not know whether she could spare e.
nough 10 feed him and his horse. The
traveller answered that he was a minister,
If she would allow him TO stay all night
he would pray for rain. Upon this she
consented, so that ght and The next morn
ing the preacher put up long and iervent
prayers for rain, and again went or his
way rejoicing. The night after ne left
there came up tremendous storm. The
old lady, on getting up The next morning,
found her garden flooded, her fences swept
away, her plantation washed in gulIles
while ruin and devastation stared her in
The face Turning TO one who was stand
ing By, she sald "Plague take these
Methodist preachers, they always overdo
the thing. | was afraid of this night be-
fore last, when that fellow kept praying
so loud !"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

A BLIND INvENToR.--A model OF a
new rotary sleam engine, invented by
William Anderson, has been shown 10
The editors OF the Cincinnati Gazette. who
pronounce il novel, ingenious, and free
from all complexity. The wonderful
parl of the matter Is, that the inventor is
now and has been for the last thirty years
entirely blind, has been cripple and in
feeble health from early boyhood, and
during that time has been practical car
penter and wheelwrlghi, and has suppOr-
ted his family BY his industry. What a
rebuke 10 The thousands of poor devils
in The world. who, having all their facuL
lies. and uninterrupted health 10 boot new
er dream of 'lnventIng' anything but meth
ods Of living without earning dime, drag
out lazy, useless life, grumbling a, Fate
or.Providence, because they have so many
hardships 10 endure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
A STRANGE SCENE.

We were witness yesterday morning 20
a scene not very common in this part oi
The world. A whole family, consisting OF
seven persons. father, mother, and hva
ht,le ones, rather poorly dressed, stopped
at the pump. corner of Main and lhIrd
streets, to geta drink. They had come
atoot all the way from North Carolina
some seven hundred miles, and were on
their way to Arkansas.
The wind was blowing cold yesterday,
and the little ones with their bare feet and
iust from a warmer cline, seemed Ill able
TO bear il, but they murmured not. Some
of our charitable citizens gathered around,
and in a few minutes collected and gave
them so in money and some shoes. Who
shall say what hardships they have passed
through on their long journey WHO
shall tell the WEAKNESS of those little feet
when night came on--how heavy their
bright eyes grew--or how soundiy they
slept ill early dawn The mother car
ried on her head bundle and in her arms
a babe, not more than six months old ;
one little boy bravely bore UP under
heavy bundle on his head, doubtless chang
ed with one of his companions a little
lodIng girl Of three or iouI years, wlih
red bare feet, moved glibly along, as brave
as the brayest Louisville is, doubtless,
the first great city they ever saw, and The
ten thousand objects Of interest at every
step, could not tail to attract their constant
ai,a...0, allowing them for time to for
-e.'' weary distance they had come,
and tie still longer journey before them.
Disciples OF certain school OF econo-
my will make text of this incident, 10
preach against matrlmony for the poorer
classes. What right have the poor 10
bring innocent liuIe creatures into the
world TO suffer, TO starve, or beg, or steal,
or die miserable deaths Is il not better
that they should deny themselves than be
The cause of wrechedness TO one human
being ! Ihus they question. And what
shall we say Is there naught but wretch
edness They ara human beings--they
have hearts-they have souls. Expert
rnce blunts their perception of hardShIps
Experience in the cold selfishness Of tho
world, drives them into closer bonds OF
family love. They bear each others bur
dens, and cheer each other in misfortune.
Talk to that father or mother about CIV
ing up one of their lille ones. They
could not DO il the heartstrlngs are en-
lwlned about the life Of the little ones, and
the souls of the little ones are dead with
out the love Of father or mother. Say
those children should not have been born!
Who can read the future Who can tell
what mighty intellect may be there The
greatest men the world ever knew sprang
from the humber walks of llfe-genera-
tions YET unborn may have cause 10 bless
the name Of that little boy with the bun
die on his head, or OF that wee todling lit
tie girl, with her red feet and scanty garo.
But we didn't intend 10 moralze, and
shall say no more Louisville Demo-
CTQt.
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Nrpspopcr--Dpro 1ncern Artne lirotre 4lora
MORNING DECEMBER o. ND

eut CUulu ullueISlduu, dN 1881 dIll dC!Cu IIO
tice to the boquet, which up to this time
had been forgotten. Some one took itup
and handed it to him. He seized it with
a strange eagerness. What possible sig
nifcance, Doctor. said Madame La Grange,
'can you attach TO this boquet? Alas,
he nswered, 1t is poisoned !
"A sensation of terror at once ran round,
and Madame La Grange, escaped by
miracle from death which had been in
tended for her, had scarcely time fully TO
comprehend the horrible truth when the
signal for her appearance was sounded.
The curtain rose and she had TO appear
on the stage.
She came out, pale even under her
coating of rogue, her heart wounded by
an inexpresslble agony, and her mind
haunted with The thought that death, IN
passing by lis intended victim, had almost
touched her with its wing. She sang,
nevertheless her voice full of brilliant
tremulousness. Her eyes shone with an
unaccustomed fire, her gestures were al
most wild ; while tie public, aurlbuIlng
these effects to the inspirations of the
part, applauded with frenzy their iavorIie
Abigail. The curtain leIL on an ovation OF
enthusiasm, and the singer, who scarcely
knew what she had been singing, or com
pretended her new success, rushed dis
lracedIy to her room, and there learned in
lis fuIIuess the horrld truth.
"Dr. Marrozzl It seems. traversng one
of the Iobbies in the excitement proceeding
had observed in an isolated spot, this young
Venetian, whose expression seemed to
! him strange. On sudden the vanqulSh-
ed rival of Madame La Grange opened the
door Of her box, and the young man grasp
ing her hand in a peculiar msnner quickly
uttered in passing, these sinister words
spoken in Italian The deed is accom-
plished--she dies p The boquet Z! asks
the Italian songsress. The young man
answered by an affirmative nod, and retr-
ed quickly. The doctor had a certain H.
Elimination. lie understood all ; rushed
10 the entrance behind the scenes, and
there found woman poisoned by bo-
quet. But il was not Madame La Grange.
The deadly boquet was handed'to the
police !; the contents were analyzed and
found TO hold subtle and imp placable
poison. They arrested the guilty Vene-
tian, and for a while it was thought us
lice would have had its course. But in
Italy if culprit is connected with the no.
bliry or the clergy, in the person of any
of the highest dignltaries, or it he posses
ses fortune and the crime is not of po-
Iirical character, it appears that he is be-
yond the reach Of the execulIoner. lie
was released after having denied every
thing, and the rival songStress, who had
conceived and inspired the crime was
never for moment disturbed.
1t would be interesting TO US TO know
the fate of the poor girl, which the relator
seems to think of little moment. In re-
cent treaties on poison toO-ior instance
in Taylor's standard authority-it is held
Impossible TO convey poison m boquet,
unless the inhalation be very long, though
stupor may be created.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29

A DETERMINED AssAssIN--A cor
respondent Of The Lynchburg Republican
gives the following account OF a number OF
attempts which have been made on the
life Of Mr.. George w. Richardson, Of
Smythe county, Va;
About three years ago, while at Ma
rion's Hotel, al a late hour of the night,
lie was called by voice 10 the street, and
upon putting his head out of the window,
a heavy stone was thrown at him from
the direction from which the voice SEEM
ed TO proceed. Shortly afterwards, while
walking the streets OF Marion, gun was
snapped in his face. On another occasion,
some one knocked at the door Of his resi-
dence, end upon MIR. RIcgsrdson's open.
ing 1t, an arm was thrust in,haylng huge
bowir knife in the hand, which slightly
cut his clothing. About month Since,
an apple, thoroughly poisoned with arsen-
ic, was sent 10 bum by some unknown
person, but the plot was detected. The
last attempt on his life was made while
lie was al the house OF relative, where
he had gone in consequence of his ieceiy-
ing a message which turned out to be
false. Ihinking Il was plot 10. wsyiay
him, he remained =. lis relall's's house
during the nlgl!. Ala late hour The WIN
dow Of his bedroom was broken and
pistol fred al lin, the ball narrowly es-
gaping his head.
The last rdoT. has 20 greatly aroused
the Indignation "f tie resiArG,s of Smythe
county. that every c9nceivable effort will
now be made to discover ibe fendIsh au-
Inor OF these fool designs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
1)atcut n(e0ilines.

Shallenbergers Fever and. Ague Antidote,
Swaim's Panacea, Hoofand's German Bltters,
Frey Nermifuge, Davis * Miiler's Nermfuge,
Jaynes' Family Medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and Purgatiye Pills, Wright's Indian Veg
etable Pills, Carriers Spanish Mixture, Self
zer's Experient Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
~, Extract Of Buchu. Henry's Invigoratinr Cor
dial, Morse'sInvigOratiug Cordial, Cod Liver
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Boots and Shoes.

Oak bottom nailed, boys boots all sizes, mems
end boys thick soled shoes, thin do, ladies'
thick soled fine and gents shoes, high and low
q Uartercd, black and colOred CATERS, also fine
stock of mems gum shoes, ladies' gum boots,
,hoes and sandells, gum cloths for cribs aud
children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
NEW
L.HD{ES' WEIR.

Plain ana figured mousIjues, english aud french
nerinoes, dchape, black aud colored silks, fine
lustre and Grape finished aIPaCas, gnghams,
english and american Prlnts-best sly les, also
none antique belts and trimmings, brads,
gmps, fruges-aA coiors, ribbon trimmings,
d;ess buuons-an colors and descriptions, Sc -
lag s.lks-alI colors, velvet trlmmlngs-aIl
cuiors tSr
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Vhe Ladies Department

Embraces every variety of plain and fancy all
wool De lains new styles, )Morie Antique Cash
meres plain and fancy, English and French Me
rinoes, plain and fancy veIvetS, DebaIze, PLAIN
and fancy dress silks, AlpacaS, Cloth TaImas
and Cloaks, fall and winter Shawls, ginghams,
caicoes, &c. MOURNING GOODS, large
supply embracing every thing that is desirable
IN the market.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

Ladies, misses and chlldrens' yarn and woT-
hose, pain and fancy, ladies' fine silk warp,
raw silk and lambs wool do., mems homemade
yam socks, ladies', misses, and ch!Idrens brown
and black cotton hose, lise thread do, mems
black, brown and Isle thread do, large stock
OF ladies', misses and chiidrens Aeecy lined silk
gloves, all coors, Isle thread do, kid do, fine
buckskin gauntIetls, mems and boys berlin lin.
ed, faecy lined, cashmere. Isle thread and buck
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
FANCY AND WHITE GOODS.

In this department may be found everything
that is new. Embroideries Of every description
such as collars, cuffs, sleeves, and handker-
chiefs. swiss and jackonets, edgne and insert
ings, null, nainSook, swiss and jackOnet mus
Inns, bonnet ribbons of every variety, head dres-
ses. black, blue, and brown dotted wells, morie
antique, elastic, and morocco belts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
FRESH DIR c. s
AND
MEDICINES !

THE undersigned has just received large
| stock of FRESH DRUGS, consisting in part OF
the following medicines, SC; Sulphate of
Quinine, Syrup Iodide Of Iron, Subuitrate of
Bismuth, saIpbate of Cinchona, Citrate of Pot
ash. Citric Acid, Citrate Iron, Iodide of Iron,
Extract of Bark, Chloride of Zinc, Iodine, To-
dide of Potash, Acetate of Morpha, SulPhate
of Morphia, Tannin, Benzoic Acid, Chlorate OF
Potash, Extract Of Dandelion, Extract of Sta
monium, Extract Anthems, Extract of Colo
cynth. Extract of Aconite, Extract Of Gamma
bis, Extract of BelIadonna, Extract Of Jalap,
Oil of Cantharidin sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
HANS AND CAPS.

GGzen's Slouch, hu garian, panama end wool
for N en-, boys fine fur and wool soucheS, black
and blue cloth caps for men and boys, plush
and fuI caps, glazed caps, DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
FOR THE HAIR.

Woods Wonderful Hair Restorative, Bogle,s
Hair Dye, Jones Hair Dye, Lyons kathairon,
Barry's Trrcophcrous, Railways Circassian
Balm, Jaynes' Hair Tonic, Indian Hair Oil,
Bears OIL, SC. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., for sale by
. E. C.. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown, October 20, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
GREAT ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS !

THE undersigned has just returned from Bal
i lmore and Philade lphia and are now ready
TO offer to bis friends and the public generally.
one OF the largest and most splendid assortment
of Fall and Winter Goods, which he has ever
had, being purchased exclusively fot cash he is
enabled TO offer Great Bargains.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
TRIMMINGS,

A great variety of Morie Antique Trimmings
Of all shades and colors, marrabo, silk plush and
velvet trimmings, silk and glass buttons, with
great variety of Other trimmings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
For THE LADIES.

French and English MerlnOes, Plain and fig
ured MousItncs and Csshmeres, Plain, Plaid
and Black Silks, Black and Fancy A pacas'
Bomaazine, Cantan Grape, Gingham-a beauti-
ful quality for u 2 cents, Yard Wide Cahcoes
for - l-2 cents, large assortment OF ShawiS
of al prices and qualities, Ribbons, EmbTolder-
les Hosiery of every variety, WHITE GOODS
foil assortment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Gentlemen's Wear.

Z lack blue, mulberry, brown, olive and grey
Cloths, black aud fancy cassmeres, steel U.'S-
ed, double mird and striped do, s'eci mixed,
blue mixed and black casSlue,ts, tweels, &c.