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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
The Virginia Monument.

A foreign correspondent of the Provl-
dence Journal, who recently visited the
Royal FoGnGery al Munich, writes as fol.
lows "The group of statues modelled
by Crawford to ahorn the Washington
Monument at Richmond, Va, is partly
finished, and is truly an admirable pgoduc-
tion. The figures Of Henry aau Jeler-
son are already east, and are placed in the
Crystal Palace, now open, and form the
nobIest ornaments Of that exhibition. The
figure of Henry is remarkably spirited
and heroic in ils altitude. Il is almost
alive with acton. The patriot is repre.
scented in the acl of addressing his eoun-
rymen in the memorable speech. which
helped to set the bali OF The Revolution in
motion. The artist has evidently chosen
dat moment when, with all the power of
his eloquence, the orator launches his IN
vecrivCs against the tyranny OF the mother
country, and appealing TO his comPalriuis
10 resist ii al whatever cost, he closes wlb
the declaration, Il care not what course
Others may pursue, but as fOF me, give me
liberty, or give me death ~ The figure
of Jefferson Is not less majestic anJ noble
than that Of Henry. lie is represented 10
an altitude of calm dignity, holding in. one
hand a pen, and IN the other the Declara-
ZION of Independence. The face has an
aspect Of earnest thoughlfulness, mingled
with determination. The drapery is 81
cloak thrown carelcssly over the sboul.-l
ders and falling III easy folds about the
figure.
The series will consist Of FIVE statues,
all of colossal size, and if the others are
executed with as much feeling, good taste
and genuine appreciation of the subject as
is exhibited in these, the work must Prove
one of the most successful ever underla
ken. The design of the monument ~ IN
the form OF a star, and the statues are TO
be placed at the termination OF the rays,
surrounding a central and elevated pedes-
tai, upon which the equestrian statue ol
Washington will be raised. The model
of this in plaster is al the l0undery, and
are making for casting II al
once. The horse and rider cannot be less
than twenty-five feet high, and appear
truly gigantic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
Awful Execution.

The death Of Dairy. who was executed
al Buffalo, for The murder of his wife, was
a most shocking occurrence. The crimi.
nal was robed in frock of white, girl by
black Grape sash. and on his brow the
fatal cap. During his dressing for The
grave, the distracted man cried out -
"Great God o, my God what an end
| have come to! Merciful God, look
down on me o Lord have mercy on
my soul 1t was rum that did il -
/ To his dying moment did that terrified
man proclaim that his murdered wife did
not offend him in anything, that he loved
her, and yet under the internal spell OF
rum lie had imbrued his hand in her
blood; that hand, with which, but three
short months before, he had pledged her
his love and protection. He shrieked
with terror, and his cries for mercy were
piteous. But he could not escape his
fate, and during the preparation fox the
execution, continued 10 cry "Oh that
should come TO such an end. twas rum
that did it. Tell them TO leave liquor
alone, it has been the death of me y
Weeping and groaning he screamed,
"God help me God forgive me Christ
assist me to pass through this struggle =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
The Ohio Murder.

We have alluded, says The Dayton Ga
zette, to. the trial of Alfred Arts, at Sid
nev, for the murder Of a lllle girl, who
was understood to be bis own. In one
hour after the case was concluded, the lu.
ry returned their verdict--"Gu,lly oi
murder in the first degree"
The Judge, in charging the inry, thus
enumerated the facts Of this extraordinary
murder
1t is charged tat the Defendant and the
deceased sustain the relation Of parent and
child. It is also charged that he used vio-
lence in a most extraordinary and shock
ing manner-that he deprived her of ne
cessary and proper clolhing--that he de-
prived her Of food necessary TO sustain
Inature--that he would drive her Iato the
woods and fields TO work in ber naked and
famished conditiOn--lhal at such times he
made h2c carry a heavy chain and lock
and block fastened around her neck--thal
he would chain her sometimes entirely
naked in cold room, without fire, and
without food, and without water, and that
these bru,alites were continued through a
period ofmany months
Fhe unhappy man is to be executed
between the hours of ten in the morning
and iourin the afternoon, on the twenty
third of February next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
Nlislcll
Comforts Of Home.

"ls ii wrong TO peep in at tis win.
dow p said we, as we passed home al
night, glancing in upon famiI circle
that we love and that loves as. Outside,
are holy moonlight and the sparklins Frost
pictures; the world looks mystic, btau,i.
ful but cold. Inside, there is nore
warm,h--a tangible look Of comorl.
There is shaded lamp burning sdtly
and steadily; the light Of the CRATE is mre
hickering and rich; and by the aid of both
we see household group intent upon
their evening enjoyments. The gidel
corner of "a picture frame gliters here an,
there, and the binding of books, with thei
titles, glimmer out upon us lounges anC
carpet lie browsing in the warm atmos
phere. All looks comfortable, plentiful
tasteful, homelike. But is this in reality
HOME {! All hif we could catch, with
out caves dropping, the sound of thei
voices as. that linle group mingle their
thoughts in conversation, we could soor
decide. Tenderness, genlleness, repose
content, modulate the tones, and we know
this is TRUE HONE. In the eyes o
these children shine confidence and trust
unshadowed by the memory Of the neg
Iect or harshuess of darkened hearth
Sandushy Register. - 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

SANDWICH ISLAND WoMEN.-The Sand
wlch Island women in point of physical
perfection, are surpassed by none through
out the whole earth. The girls are wo-
men al fifteen and sixteen. Their devel,
opement is rapid under the genial sun of
4he tropics. They have the MaIayan
physiology and cast Of countenance, with
dark eyes, that seem TO read the behol-
der's thoughts, and hair as black and
glossy as the wing Of the raven. On their
external beauty nature seems to have Law
ished all her skill. From their maturity
until quite past the meridian OF life, the
women appear TO think, feel, and act like
school girls. II is not until their beauti-
ful tresses become mixed with. grey that
they begin to feel the coming on OF, LIES
winter. Then il is that they grow old
rapidly, and they fade like flowers smil-
ten by the chilly breath of the north. Ii
may safely be asserted that these women
acquire much of their physical perfection
by frequent aquatic and equestrian exer-
p,coc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
The Ideal Mar

Every man has. al times, in his mind,
the ideal Of what ne should be. but is not.
This ideal may be high and complete, or
it may be quite low and insufficient, yet
in all men that really seek 10 Improve. IL
is better than the aetna! character. Per.
haps no one is satisfied with himself 50
that he never wishes 10 be wiser, better.
or more holy. Man never. falls 50 low
lhai he can see nothing higher than IrIn-
self This ideal mar which we proircl.
as II were. out OF ourselves, aud seek To
make resl-lhis wisdom, goodness and
holiness, which we sim TO transfer lrum
our thoughts IN our lle--has IN action
more or less powerful un eaeb man, rn-
derlHg bin dissaiisied ~ilil r5yesenI auaiu
mems. and res,,ss., 's--rss he beeumag
better. With some men It takes lie ro.r
ont Of the cheek. aud forses tr' ~ to wsn,
der long pilgrimage u!JsmPialiea ''e.ets
they reach the deiglsiie mountains ol
,rsnqgIIt = a..l,i:D4 lResl Tor The Soul, ,
under the tree 0I life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

UsE Mr>urEs.-Ii Is asked says Chm
ming, how can the faboripg man Gadyhme
for self-culIure! answer fl,st an earnes,
purpose finds tire or makes iiae. H.
selzes on spare h.omenls. and turns ffag-
mrnts ,a-golden account. As man who
follows his calling wilb industry and spirit.
and nsas hi% earnings economically, will
always have some po-lion of The day 3.
command. Y hss olieh been observed
ihai ih"Ye vino have the most Gfae at their
dlsposal pr"fi by it he least.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

PRovERBs.--The squirrel defends, his
agility, the bear his strength.
You may saddle SOW, butyo cannot
ride her.
One learns TO ca. bread sooner, thsn TO
earn it.
The shadow may be far from the sun,
but light is the suns companioa,
Vain geld the thief steals, warm hearts
the slanderer.
The sea does not care for The. fFiCnc-
ship of the wind, bnt The skipper does.
Envy sees the bridge only, not the
swamp il spans,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
PATENT MEDICINES.

rDUE undersigned calls the attention Of the
pubc to he following valuable medicines.
&C., which he has OH hand and for sale
Wirhev Extract Of Pink root
Swain.'s Panacea Jayne's Hair Tonic
Barry's Tricopherous McAIunn's Ellxir Of O.
Godirev'S Cordial piGm
Ayers Cherry Pecloral McAlIiser's all healing
1hompson's Eye Water ointment
Liu!c's White Oil LAYS lnment for Piles
Arabian liniment DR. Mayo's Persian Pee
Davis Pain Killer -toral
Sands Sarsaparia DR. Birds Dyscnterc
Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cordial
Cherry Specific for tooth ache
Wistar's Baisam American Worm Syrup
Bulls Sarsaparilla Sy-stabler's Cherry Expec-
! rup torant and DiarrLoca
Carpenters Extract Bu- Cordial
chu Towsends Sarsrparla
Hance's Family Med- Syrup Cola and young)
/ cines Rushton, Clark & Coz
lIoughton's Pepsn Codiyer Oil
J. n. keeIcr's Family Mexican Mustang Lin
! Medicines ment
! MarcisisUterinc Cathol- Railways Ready Relief
icon Horsemens Reliance,
Jayne's Family Mcd-Sweetaoys Panacea
Carpenters Compound Syrup Of LiverWOrt,
/ A safe anI valuable medicine in Hepatic and
PulmOnary affections;
Carpentcr's Solution Of CreaSOte for :he cure OF
Cancers, ulcers, old sores, tetter, ringworms,
aud will immediately stop bleeding from fresh
wounds, bleeding at the nose, &C.:
Carpenters Oh # Cantharidin for producing
speedy and CERTAIN yesication by simply rubbing
the part
Carpenters Fluid ertraci Of PinkroOt, the most
safe and certain vermfuge yet discovered.
Cannon's Vegetable or Blood Purifying Bit
ters, they remove Bile, correct disorders of the
Stomach and Bowels, cure Dyspepsia, Coles,
Costiveness, Giddiness of the Head, sc. Rob
,erts' Vegetable Embrocation, Columbian E%-
pectorant, Ilampton's Vegetable Tncture,
Chalmers Sanative Tncture, for purifying The
Blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture, Railways Cir
cassian Balm for Beauulying the Hair.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
f WhiteIead, YarniSh, TurpeHtine, &c.
besides great many articles which it is deemed
unnecessary 10 specify
L51 thankful for past favors he solicits a
continuance Of the same in the future
f. c.. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown, March II, 1884. l6-u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
The Law Of Love.

There is no sin in heaven, and to heav'
en-, therefore, we must raise our eyes, &c
see the law in pure and. perfect power.
There, love binds together AL! the ransom.
elsalntS, There is no variance there
In,lealopsy, no dlseord, no backbiiing, no
sirie. The clash Of arms. the confusion
OF ongues are never heard in hea7en.
Love binds the ransomed spirits to each
othe-blnds saints to angels, angels TO
archa1geis, ,archangels 10 cherubim, cheru-
BIN igseraphim, and the whole TO God J
Love the sceptre in heaven. Ills the
law oheaven-the very God of heaven
is love- Every eye there beams with
loye-very heart beats with love, and
every sord is spoken in tones of love.
70 woner Paul, in his most 76ee2Saqtpl
eulogiun on love, speaking of the graces,
pronounced love the greatest Of all "
Whether here be prophecies, they shall
fail, whethr there be tongues, they shall
cease whdher there be know ledge, il
shall vanish way. Charity never falleth.
Now abidelh(aith, hope, charity. these
three; buI liSgrea!esi cf these is char-
y.'
Now abidsh failh'-that is below
Now abdeth hpe'-so is that. In hea-
ven there is no Mth,no hope angels and
saints have neitia but all have love.
Therefore, says P,ul, Faith, hope, char
iiy, but the creates of these is charity
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
A GEN 7 S
1)ortital.
GOODNIGHT.

Goodnight is but little word,
Yet beautiful, though brief,
And falls upon the gentle heart
44ike dew upon the leaf
Loves farewell potes of tenderness
Upon affections chords,
The clasp. that knits the daily chain
OF kindly deeds and words
A verdant olive branch Of peace
Under our pillow prest,
Shedding its graceful fragrance round
Before we sink TO rest
A kindly wish that each may dwell
In undistuIbed repose,
Until the morn her robe oFlight
Round every sleeper throws
Then scoln not thou this title word
Ofpeace and amity;
1t is link in Loves bright Chain,
How small soccer il be.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

coLL,TEkAL Banks in Ar
kansas IDsiiage business In rather pTI-
miilre MANNER. S09e one STItss .thrrs
hat heinre he could get $50 noIe d's.
counted he. mad 10 deposiie as 'colIaleraIp'
lxo eDoz. .s.,,yss sad cross cut saw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
swamp il span

In ST. Louis, The papers are complain
ipo tha, married men sill in. church With
their arms most tenderly, around. their
wives. and suggests that ii dlsTacts the
attention of the isokeFs on from the
preacher and his text, and thus destroys
!he purpose Ct religious meetings
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
A TENDER HEARTED DAnsEL

A TENDER HEARTED DAMsEL.4Poor
things, how cold they mast be, lolhaye
their coats taken off ihis weather! aid a
tender-hearted Gsr,sel To man sklHling
eels. 'Don + 4 hurl them 2.
Not whit. msrm-tIlpy re used ,aii,
and Ihen Jon seq we warns EN-. direc /.
in Fat. and beals MP IheIF hurts Fat ae
good for soEes. Pass EN- doug Blll.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
New LINE OF STEAMERS BErwEEx

New LINE oy STEAMERS BETwEES
BALTIMORE AND Bos,oN.-We announced
some tirae since that number Of the mer-
chants Of Boslon-mGtly in the shoe and
dry goods trade-wi!h he object Of sup
plying greater facilities o the business be-
tween that city and the West and South,
had determined TO eslsblah line of large
class steam packets to ruti between Bos-
ton and this city. The 6rst ship. the
Joseph Whitney, has beeneompleted and
is now al Boston. She is advertised to
sail for this port tomorrow fernoon. mn
der command of Capt HowSs. Another
ship, 10 be called the WilI,amDenklns, is
under contract, ,and viii be commanded by
Capt. Hsllei. II the trade justifies u, a
third ship will be built, making a weekly
line 10 and from the Two cities. and TO be
known as ihe Merchants and Mtaers'
Transportation ComPany's Steamships. ="
san.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
lust Received,

THE subscriber has just received Ha'
| gers,own Almanac's, Comly's Spelling
and Reading Books, Bonsai's Edition.
Scholars Companion, Smiths EnGllsh
Grammar, aav's Arithmetic, Lead Pen
ellis, Carpenters do, Rec! and Black Seal
ing Wax, lndelible lux, Pen-holders,
States, Visiting Cards, Steel Pens, Letter
Paper, Fools Cap, do, Buff Envelopes
Adhesive, do, White do. do, Violin
Shings, Guitor do.
Nov IL CHARLES HARPER, Ag'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

A. A.vnpfg scamp reported as rather i,lf
aud. gnad lp,,Amg, hss suddenly derAmp,i
from Wr-uI!r. Con-. where lie has ia
Emr y"gDg iauies, Who mourn over Ihs
ircriunibess OF tie race. lie made
PROMISE oi marriage to each.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

I.ocaI p.aitirs ron high in The western
county. A,cspdidsie for coUaIy clerk IN
Texas offered 10 reg'sef marriages. ior
noibng. liz OPpphsnI undlsmayed,
prpmised Is.do Ihe same and Mroic c0.-
aie ia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
OF 2EE REGISTER

The SHEPHERDsrowH REGISTER is published
weekly at - 4 year, positively TO be paid before
lhe year expires. No paper discontinued (ex.
Iccpt at the option of the editor until all ar
rearagcs are paid up. Single copies s, cents
ADVERTISEMENTS of one square or less so
cents for the first insertion and - cents for each
mss rtion therea after--larger ones in the same
proportion Advertisements not marked forany
specified time are continued till forbid and char
lged accordingly. A deduction made TO those
who advertise by the year.
Letters or Communications to the Editor, up
on which there is postage, unless they contain
money, should be postpaid TO insure attention.
AGENT
VIM. Fl. PEAKE, Sun Iron Buildings, Balt-
more; c. PIERCE, Philadelphia V. B. PALMER,
New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

An old i,dv, being late ., rhurehseu'rr.
.r1sss~ :iiz- congregation was ring fof
.prsyer. La sa.a size eeursesying.,
.'',.ss'f gu, m my account.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &.c,

I'HE undersigned has jus, received fresh sup
l. ply Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-S,ugs, &c, 10
which ne invites the attention of his friends and
ihe pu"lic generally, among which Will enume.
rate Tho following: God Liver Oil, CASIO, Oil.
Olive Oh Ethereal Oil, Linseed Oil, Spe,m Oil,
fVhne Lead &c, Cslonel, Quinine, Acetate and
Soipha'e OF Morphia, Acetate Potash, Chl,rste
"i PJtash' CiIiais AID Iodide o! Potash, Cn,s,e
"i Iron. L'dIje If Iron, Phosphate OF Lime. kiso-
fo,e Lonlin, &c. L. e. WILLIAMS,
Ociot,e' ~, 1854. IF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
FRESH DRUGS !!

HRESH Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
L SUITS, Patent Medicines, just received, a
mopg them will be found the following articles
lanes Expectorant, Cherry Pectoral, BaIry''
Trcopherous, DR.. McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Blue Mass, Quinine, Chloroform, Musk, Aqua
hmmoniac Fort, Ether Niroseus, Sulphuric D.
iher, Carb Ammonac. Castor Oil. Sweet Oil,
Opium, Linseed OIL, White Lead, Red Lead,
Capsal Varnish Crom Yellow, Crom Green,
Cloves, Mace Cinnamon, Ginger, Nutmegs, and
many other articles. Those in want of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Patent Medicines,
are invited to call on the subscriber.
CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
Shcpherdslown, October I, 1854. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
Agl7HER SIPRLY OI CHEAP Goods

IHE undersigned respectfully inIoIms -
l friends and the public generally isss s
Just returned from baltimore, and IS a'receiv-
ing supply ess Goods. consisting OF GRO
CERIES,t, 1GRS, BOOTS, SHOES, Y
Hrs.SV,@ Domestlcs, Ready. made Clothing. n
&c, all OF which he will sell as cheap as any
house 'n the County. Call and see for your
selves l.. G. HESKITT.
ShephC'dstoun, Oct. IA, 1854. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
FEMALE SEMINARY
ShepherdstoWn, Va,
REV. ]. /. FRARY, Teacher Of IN
cent Languages.
MISS l.. b. DAVENPORT, Teacher
of Modern Languages.

BOARD may be obtained on moderate terms
ID under the care vf one Of the teachers, who
will pay special attention to the department OF
Pupils out of school. The year is divided into
two sessions of five months each, commencing
OF the 2nd Monday of September and February
TERMS PER SESSION:
Preparatory Course $40 Academical Course
al5. Classical Course $50. instruction in
French S. Instruction in Italian or German
Sc. Instruction on the Piano $40.
December 9, 1854. 3-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

d,zea steses on Mafkst ssfeeI. Vi:seer'
nes LpIi. sefe sls.If.fs.l IS 81 hcr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
gEGlP TALL lTD Winter GOODS.

NHE unders iened having just coelved from
! he east and gre now opening large and
well selected stock of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06

Fsnny flsrs .sas lhsde 80. .00O by heE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-23

The Old Liners of Indiana are considera-
BY "mixed up" on the prohbitory liquor law
question. The county leaders all over the
State would be unanimous in opposing it
perhaps, but unfortunately for them, the IL
quor act passed through an Old Line Senate,
its most ultra feature according to the ideas
of some, received the casting vote of the
Old Line President of this Senate, and the
act itself received the approval of the Old
Line Governor. So the Old Line party can
not disown their share of the responsibility.
Yet in some sections of the State, certain OF
the petty leaders in that party are bitterly
opposing the law, and others supporting it.
They are evidently eating each other up on
this question, and having nice time OF it
generally. In their mutual demolition, they
remind US of little anecdote, which we do
not know whether we have told or not, and
don't care:
Our little carrier at Vincennes, who is q
cute little chap, saw a railroad baggage man
at the depot eating crackers and Bologna
sausage.
"See here" says Billy, looking way up at
the tall mans operations, sis that sdssenger
you're eating!"
ayes, it's sassenger I'm eating" replied the
hungry man.
"That's right" said Billy, as he walked
off to safe distance-''dog eat dog"
That appears to be just what these Old Ii.
ners are at.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-23
ytill IA Tho Durkl

The Evansville Enquirer, not taking the
telegraph dispatches, has evidently not heard
from New Hampshire yet. The following
article. which appeared in yesterdays En-
quirer in the form of an editorial, proves the
editor has strong hopes still of carrying New
Hampshire through the disbanding of Know
Nothing lodges! We hope our neighbor
will read the dispatches in last weeks Jour.
nal, and endeavor to ascertain the result oil
the late election in New Hampshire:
KNow-NoTHiNGIsM IN New HAMPsHIRE.-
The Boston Post says: "The estimate that
800 members have left the Know. Nothing
lodges in New Hampshire is made by the
Committee appointed by those who have
withdrawn from the lodges in Concord, near
ly 100 of whom sign card in the Patriot
They have extensive correspondence thro'-
out the State. and the best means of arriving
at the number of Withdrawals. Ii is appa-
rent from this statement, and from the cards
published from time TO time in the Demo-
cratic papers in all quarters of the State, that
the number who have left the lodges in dis
gust 10 very considerable. Indeed, in some
towns as we have seen, whole lodges of the
secret order have been disbanded. This pro-
cess will undoubtedly 60 on up to the day oil
election, and will have the effect to depress
the hopes Of the opposition, and materially
brighten the prospects Of our Democratic
friends.
They, we learn, are in the best of spirits,
and they are fighting the battle zealousIy
openly, neither carrying concealed weapons
nor resortng to the underhand tricks which
characterize the enemy's mode of election.
eering.
The vote of the State will unquestionably
be large one, and it is safe to calculate tina,
full vote will be Democratic victory.