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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17
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Suno bis gum 20 80 n5relihcr Srnte binaut.-
l,ier ipurpen Sie pom Gile aufsebalten. sic are
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pab Sane nit iencn eeaten larttd sssanssn
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IS einfrOr. gr tlieb lei Dem SdiFe ben aauSrn
sEinter ater unp lief iiA setsusnsitttl pon pem
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FEN Die Grpectiuntitrn paS Sdif uup sinsrn auf
Sdliten iiirlit mad Hyper 9la0tt, pom ne lie Gin
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bier pureen iie bon ben SGiffsn Ssiunssa, bic fr
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Grsi BON 8ans's @rfdtrtn fnb ssRrrtsn,
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neeft9en taben fat alf Mcbv rser prniSsr crn
Grpit ScIittcn.
Ter Scrsangene g8inirr Ypm In ben arftiIhtn
Hs9cnen ungcmbbnlih lirrnse, unc stsle ginas'
bprnsn itartrn psn RanScI uub Salte. Die Gr.
petition bat jcrpA tfine Spuren ppn Cir Scbn
Sranflin entrcdt.
glm 4. Sspt. bitts bic Barrie Helsaie trinats
S6ifbru6 gtiistrn, tnrem fie nit einem @ietrrae
| ljuldmmenitieb. Der ibr 9Uqpert SrrtrImmsrts unp
ibre Sppte NIT prariG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

nS-auf Der Sib g1beitba1 gBabI mare Elm
Gtrdl6enirrr aus Nllsntaun, Der IiA auf cine un.
srr;eibliGe 8eiIs in bic gInselcssnbsitrn Der bcr'
tiscn ireirn Burger mifGts. teinats iibcl mcgee
fcnmen. Gr bradtr ss 70 pcit, bab CT T6 cins
Ihlisern muetr. uno suttam nu baourG Rem 8ies
sslreiten, sue CT llrb, Scn @slcn untemerft, aus
hem Stauts matte. SclGe uctcrtrrttrr Der Sc
Itbr, Icateu jeCsufl1S ssrjdtli6 telanst iperfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17
6eeraia mabl.

Sti6rn bic glmeritaurr In 6rursien bri tcr
nrulidD rprt atgeboltcnen SBabl setUtsn wUrcrn
liub, 70 bate 9twiB nirmanO Gin aucWss 9truI'
TIT rrfelrtrt. llniere 6rsunbr crwGbIten 3 Grn'
msI4es mebr ih ais Crpertet par.-
3wsirrittbeils Der gUtpfpFc Gimme lOIl nurt
gingsraanprrtr ar9etsn pprrsn lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17
Stier entlaufell.

lem llntcr;ei6rrtsn in aqsutaun, II Scr rini-
gen Sasen cin Sticr entIaufcn. GTisibe il pen
beltrauner 6arte. ntit srresn Sfrnr-iit massr
unb tann stma 800 9hnO Eiegen. : Bsr itm
gla6ri6t rnsrn gilt, fed bldg bclclnt psrtn.
Charles Suier.
gtlkntoun, Set. II, natm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17
7ener lipfel.

g9o blsi6t ienrr glpfrl, tpel4er scn unIerm
5rsnO 5enrY Sanpwert, oUn 5sibsltrs
3auni&p, etnem acpibrn preciser fiji uns rinses
sdnbist puee gDir bdtten rtr seliett ibn ;u cnt'
pfanssn. inOem. wenn mir Srn. SanOwert redt
osritancen batsn, sr aGeS sebctsn baten fol-, ras
uns cieies Sabr rin9ebdnbist wurbc. Gae frins
Seripredun9en gu srfiaen, II rpa Ssirib cine irbr
ldEne Sahe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17
Slurreieb er Siea !
05 III Q(lleS red,t in @alifprnia

Us 1T glUeS red)t IN Gallfpr1ita
Sri Der icetrn abasbaltenen 8abI in Gaiifcrs
nia, batrn Die gmertdnsr alles Dor 1d brraetras
gen. uno ibren 6anJen Staats sSidet. 70 rvie Nebr~
bctten In brips 3peise Der Staats'@cIeBSebuns
erpdtlt. Tte Webrbrt pss s. Nsalp SubniCn,
@OusernUrs Ganribat Der @mcrifonr, iber ben
irgisen @cuprrnSr SaIcr, 1T 5000 Stimmsn.-
Sn Ger Shat, pcbleettan ,,SGm."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

ESn Der gta6t hes g1attases, INT rtpd 8
tl6r, tssat iG cine pruSceiUn, teiiebers aus Gtn'
sepanbcrtsn, an bic 8obnunS rss MdYur 6 0 II.
rab in Ybilupelpbia, itSrtsn i'm, unO es pirb
rrF6frt, iniultirten ion auf ris srttli9Re SSeiic
Sic eriuftsn ferner rie @iuftbanSe ben ,,8UsurS
N2ari9" 80 ipisler, tpel6cS iid, atcr ng SOripiss
Ter Der Saure psripeissrte gu tbun. S8er tann
cS re6t bsieen, bab Seamte auf cine fsEar sSrile
tebanttlt perpen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

S9- Die nG&le @siessstuns Scn pisiem Gtaat
,ptrp itarf SofefOfc frin. 6cHsntlib pirp fe rp6
rann aud rtiras fir Die Gar6r,lbIrr run.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

BHSm Gtlat5 rae BAT ii6 einc @eIeGihaIt,
tsitebcno aus Gin8cpanesrtrn setIeet. wflGs be-
atThtat hrn Gag brS SrrrrB era SUnntls, 10
wjt rrn Gip tet unirrn @srihtra ab1ulfnirn.
Gtwas Ntm 9nACenfeH T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

u II Der gS c itfit # u fifa {
erlriprn bic Gngldnbsr aIlrrIci llnfdlle.
9lm II. Suli brad gu Gambia untrr
ben Ginsrbprneu sine iSrnlibe 9trbeIz
lion aus, peil ein sewiRrr Sober aus
einem 0prfe jener 0esrnb cinen Monn
unb brRcn GSraa in Die SflaYcrei rnts
fiibrt battc. Gpn ben Ntarabuts un.
teritiist, rebrte sr lib se9en bic 9pliSci,
prlrbrr Die 2ieutcnantS Davis unb Qlrms
itrpng, 70 pie cine fleiue Sruppen;obl
Sfiftanp leiarten. 9icutcnant 9lrms
itrpng parb Serpunest uno ;pci Srloas
TEN purhen sefan9sn 9ntrmlHen. Oit
Wearobuts Scrbranntru birrauf brri eng
.liihe 06rfsr. @pu9ernsuy D'Gennpr,
brr nit 200 Mdnn na6 ct. MarY'e
mafbirtr, um lib in SsfB biefrs Srtci
Su ieten, parb untcrirf9S Ynn ecn @ins
gebprnrn angefollcn anb nit etnrnt Ser
LUTTE Ypn 80 Spbten unh 43 Gcrwunbr.
ten SuriiGgciblagcn. Sp6ttr famenihm
Elm franSbliiheS 8ricgsfbift bic Gntrr-
prendnte, unb $50 Mam pribcr Srupz
pen gu Soiilfr, lmb Die Stabt parb burb
einen Sajpnnets9ln9riff senpmmrn unt
san5ltcb Seritbrt. Die @erluite Der
8rauSpien bcIiefen itb auf Sphten unt
I. Serlruubrten. Die Gngldnter bat.
ten fcinen 8pbtcn. Satburlt bcfant
ii9 sur 3eis ter lretcn 9tadrihtem Is.
9lu9uiD in elmer flsr berrpbten Sage.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

BS~ 8ei Der Stoetpabt in 9laf6pile, Gsnneis
fee, batru bic amsrfanrr ale ibrr GonrraHn fr'
wiek,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

Bar 3u Gbicaso wupCn am 0icnta9 pcr IA
4aatn bic auslscrtRtsn @etGubt Der Union Vi.
genSa6,nudocn. .Satrif Ourd 5eusr ssritSrt, wp'
sura eia Gsrlul Sen 100000 srurlatt prtr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

Der Gn8liItn 3esicruns Iic9t ein neuc Grim,
bun9, bas g Sdiebpulper Dur 6
Oampf 5u srlebrn 5ur 9ruiunS Srr.
SIM Snterrbe rct 6ricrens 1T rrinsenp gu min.
i6en, rab pieie @rinpuns iitt tripabren unp r
8esen GrtiSe &rteg nit Dampi
ju Snpr gebradt wsrben Ege.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

Sur fir 3abnpe b.-Gppa!s
0ummi, aufsclBf in GIprufrrnL 1T ri@
ne iebr quite 3ufammenieeuftg itnt ei>
nen brblen CABIN auSSuiitllen. Die
2lnwcnbun9 1T rinfah unb lsi6t. Wtan
rrinise bis Sbbluns unp bcfcu6te Gin
wrniB SaumYplle NIT Der 3ufammrn<
1esuns, unb fiille bic SBbluns bamit
aus, 10 tperben bic Shmrr;en beinabe
plBelib nahlaIen. Oas Gblrrpfprm
entfsrnt bic SdmerSrn unc Gcpals0um>
mi piberitebt Der g8irflms bes Spcihz
els; unb pa pte 9lniprnpuns 70 an9cs
nebm it, 10 fbnnrn 9iejenisrn, pcIds
nit bielrr ldmcrSli6rn Sranibcit scpIagt
iinb, leiht cinrn Scrlb tamit MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

slmrersanScnen Oipnta8 9lbenb wrr<
De 98illiam, Gin Spbn pes. Srn. Np=
BERT g8illpn III Sigbiptre, balribit Sufdl-
Iis getbbtct inSem cine 8sper pper Sins
oeitan9r, tpelhe an etner Sabuns Sau>
3cI3 befeiti9t mar, lih aBer lpsgei9aTt
bate, i'm ali bic Stirne traf unS eaf
Sjrbirn bcraaslhlus pptnrdt ait9rnr
bIidliGher Scc cernr1od,t pnrec.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
Virginia Election.

The election in this S ate is over and
the Democrats have come off victorious,
with few exceptions; the American par
ty having made large gains in some local
lilies. Wise's majority so far is 1882,
and IA counties yet to hear from, which
will increase his majority to at least H.
600. The Richmond Enquirer has re-
turns showing clearly the election Of Lou
is, over Carlisle, for Congress. The
Democrats will have over 40 majority in
the Senate and Legislature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

LARGE CARAT this day o. brag chick
ems, eggs, babies, and big things in gener-
al it may not be amss for us to state a
gentleman near Williamsburg, Blair coun-
ty, in this state, now owns 4 cat which
weighs one bmdrcd and t'Ceniyt0'T
ponds. Our informant, a gentleman
from that place Of unqueslionable veracily,
represents the animal (having often seen
iD as large as u sheep, and terror to all
the dogs in the neighborhood. He states
that within the last year the owner has
been offered large sums of money for ii
but refuses to part with the animal for
any amount. 1t is still growing.-Uay-
nesb0ro' Record.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

TIE CINCINNATI MANUMlssION CASE
Suddcn Dc0th Of The M0Ster.-A dis
patch from Cincinnati, on Tuesday, an
nounced the sudden death of a gentleman
who had arrived in that city for the pur-
pose of manumiting several slaves. The
Gazette has the following particulars le-
laling thereto -
Over a year since Mr. Elijah Willis, of
WiIIislon, BarnweII District, South Caro-
lima, Of came to this city and executed in
The Office of JoIifle & Gitchell a will, be-
Queathing TO his wife and heirs and asslg-
nees all his property, real and personal,
TO the value of $4,000, consisllng OF two
plantations well stocked and from forty
to fifty negroes. His wife, Mary Amy
Turner, and children, six in number, are
muIduoes, and were held in slaves. Mr..
Willis agreed with Mcssrs. A. II. Ernst,
Edward Ilarwood and John JolhlIe, whom
he made his executors, that they should
be manumited, and that the executors
might dispose Of the remainder oil his
slaves at his death as they deemed best.
Mr.. Willis returned 10 his plantation.
Yesterday morning he arrived from the
South on the Jacob Strader with his wife,
her mother, and six children. After Sc
curing hack to convey the family up to
the Dumas House, Mr.. Willis with a
daughter held by each hand approached
the carriage, and was seized with PaIPi-
lation Of the heart, to which lie was sub
ject and, and falling backwards expired
in about five minutes. Mr.. Willis was
sixty years Of age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
Great Fire in Baltimore.

One Of the most destructive fires that
occurred II Baltimore for many years,
broke out on Saturday evening last, the
2Glh Of May, between 7 and S o'clock IN
the extensive wholesale warehouse OF
Messrs. Daley, Massie & Maupin, on
Baltimore Street, two doors east Of How
and street, which before subdued, destroy
ed six large warehouses, with their con-
tents, and considerably damaged several
others, the loss being about two hundred
thousand dollars, most Of which is cover
ed BY insurance. The following are the
names Of the sufferers :--Daiy, Masse
& MaupIn. loss S25,O to $4,000, IN
sured for 100000; Devries, Stephens &
Thomas, loss from $50, 600 TO 10, 600, in
surcd for $50 600; Caldwell & Co., loss
500 insured for $4,000; Il. Tavener
& Co, loss $4,000, insurance, if any,
not known; Theodore S. BanlZ loss 500
GOO insurance $4,000; Fisher, Boyd d
Co., loss $4,000 from water, $4,000;
Joicc & BangIer loss from water, about ST.
600, insured for $4,000. These houses
are on Baltimore street. The fire then
spread around the corner TO Howard street.
on which street the following are the SUI
ferers e. Bcanet,by fire and water 49,
GEO insured for $4,000; Mayer & Broth
er, loss $4,000 insured for $4,000;
John Gushing & Co., loss by water, ST.
600, fully insured. These losses are eX-
elusive of the buildings. The signs doors
and windows on the opposite side of Bal
timore street, were greatly injured and
disfgured by the intense heat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN KANsAs--IYnch
Laac.--The Rochester Democrat has the
following account of another outrage in
Kansas :
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. Phillips, law
yer was deceived to the banks of the Mis-
souri, river, where he was suddenly seiz-
cd and forced into a skill', aud carried a.
cross The river into Missouri-,.thence he
was taken seven miles to Weston.
An old warehouse stands just below the
town; he was taken there, his head was
shaved, his face blackened, he was tarred
and feathered, and then ridden upon rail
through the streets of Weston, while mu-
sic horrible and hideous accompanied the
procession.
Before the hotel they exhibited him; and
then negro was compelled TO sell him
to the lowest bidder, and they offered to
him every insult in their power.
After OBTAINING him several hours in this
manner, repeatedly telling him that if he
would not leave the Terilory,or give them
his promise in writing that he would leave,
they would hang him, he having steadily
and firmly refused, they let him loose.
His brother, who had come from Leaven-
worth after him. took him into carriage,
and late in the afternoon started Tor heav-
enworlh.
1t seems that the offence Of Mr.. Phillips
is that he is Gree-soiIer. And 1t is pre-
tended by the pro-slayery men that he
handed lIcCrea the revolver with which
Malcolm Clark was killed. This is pro.
badly false, responsible men declare that
Phillips did not interfere in the matter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
Graham,S Ma aZine.

This magazine for June is splendid
number, if anything superior to those
capital numbers which we have had occa-
sion, from time 10 time, 10 notice. !! is
brimfuIl of choice articles, tales, poetry
and magnificent embellishments, together
with very handsome fashion plate. A
new volume commences with the July
number, af'ording suitable opportunity
TO subscribe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
True Generosity.

Ii is stated that the farmers in the vlcln-
itv of Marietta, Ohio, have refused 10 sell
their corn 10 spectators at sl,4O, and
have chosen to divide it among their poor
er neighbors at one dollar per busheI. Ii
may well be said that such benevoence
deserves to be recorded, for it is an oasis
in deser; of seIfshness. But il is not
only benevolence, but religion in the true
sense of the term. having its origin in the
Golden rule of the Bible, "Love thy neigh
Dor as myself"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

EXCHANGING WIyEs.--a RcmGrkaJIe
Transaction at the S0Wh.--A late num-
Der of the Eastern Clarion, published at
Paulding, Miss, gives an account OF a
swap negotiated in that vicinity by two Of
lis subscribers, and vouches for the truth
of the story. The chattles which chan
ged owners were nothing less than the
wives of The parties, who were on the eve
Of emigrating, as they eventually did, the
one of Alabama and the other of Texas.
Clarion refrains from giving the real
names of the taiihlcss Benedcts, and calls
them obadiah" and "DicE," but records
the circumstances of The transformations
they went into the woods, sat down on a
log, and entered upon the business; how
they came near spelling the trade because
Obe's wife was a young crilter by a
dozen years." and how, after much chat
lering, the difference was finally equaIized
By the generous proposals of Dick to give
in the way of boot, ga COW and calf, two
goats, an old gun, and an OK bell" The
respective children of the two mothers re-
NAMED with their respective fathers, and
with their strangely acquired stepmotheFs,
followed them TO the States OF their adop-
tiOn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

FREDERICK COUN r Y.-Wise
1893, Flournoy 1903, McCOmas 1921,
Beale 1903, Bocock 1912, Patton 1899,
Faulkner 337, Boteler 1922. Senate
Funston, DEM, 1888, Randolph, Amer,
ll43. House of Delegates-Baker, dem,
1909, Bywalers, dem, 1902, Wall, Amer,
1899, Baker, Amer, $50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
2, 1880.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers who wish to give their advertise
ments thorough dissemination in the western
section of this County, would do well to give
publicity to them in the "Shcphcrd8town Regis
ter" as it enjoys large circulation and Is rap
idly Increasing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

thousand dollars TO supply them with eve
rything appertaining to an army. He
took the field, according to his promise,
when he was crowned with victories.
The provisions purchased with his own
money being exhausted, his "rmy became
disconnected and proposed starting home
After waiting some time for provisions,
he consented they should leave; but he
said if there were two men Of his army
who would stay he would perish on the
field. One hundred and twenty-five men
volunteered to stay. The rest had scarce
ly left when the long-looked for supplies
arrived the General pursued and over
took them, and ordered them to return TO
tie camp, which they refused to do.
Here was trying time; he placed him.
self in font of them, and declared he
" ouId shoot the first man who would at
tempt to pass. The mu>hels along the
line were leyeled, but only one was fired,
the ball passing over his head. He setln
his saddle unmoved. "Remrn," said he,
"to your duty, or take the life OF your
General-vou have your choice" His
unmoved boldness sunk deep into their
hearts they wavered moment, and then
all returned to their camp.
Gle was as constant as the northern star,
OF whose true, fixed, and resting quality
There is no fellow in the armament"
He who served his country, through a
I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
4 Tornado in Illinois.

A frightful tornado passed over the
town of Jefferson in the Stale of Illinois,
on the Odd ut., killing four persons and
wounding five others, by blowing a house
upon them. 1t commenced in the alter
noon by a revolving funnel shaped cloud
passing swiftly along near the ground, a
bout l6 miles north of Chicago, carrying
up large sticks of wood, stones, &c. 1t
described a semicircle towards the south
east, and twisted oil large trees and whlsk-
ing them out of sight Instantly. Alter
demolshing the house in which the loss
of life occurred, ii took up barn and
threw it upon the horses and cattle II con-
tanned, crushing them at once. The IIn'
bers of the house and barn were hurled
down TO the ground with such violence as
to bury them almost out of sight. The
house belonged to Mr.. Page, whose wife,
son and two grandchildren were killed.
Accounts are given Of persons being car
RED up one hundred feet in the air, and
then hurled with great violence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

LAND SALEs.--Mr Robert n. Duke OF
Clarke county, sold his farm to Messrs.
p. d A. n. Prince for $4,000, or S55
per acre-.and purchased Willow Spring,
in Jefferson county, of Messrs. r. d &.
W. Moler, for SCI per acre. These may
be considered pretty fair prices Free
Press
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

Mr.. Cough, the great temperance lee
turer,ls about 10 return TO America, in con-
sequence Of i'll health. lie intends to re-
turn TO Great Britain next year, and re-
main IN II five years, prosecuting The work
TO which he has devoted his life and ener-
gics.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
JOINT WoRM.--The F:ederlcksbur

Jo1xT WoRM.--The Fredericksburg
Va.) Herald Of The 2S;h says;
A friend from the upper part of this
county writes that the JOINT worm appear
ed in lie wheat crops where seeded late;
tina, sown early Is looking well and out OF
danger This enemy, whose name is Ie-
giom appeared five 10 ten days later tins
season than usual.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

IL A SECRET FOR THE LADIEs.-Ho,c 10
PresTre Beauty.-Don't use Chalk, Lilly White,
or any Of the so-caled cosmetics, to conceal
faded or saIlow complexion.
If you would have the roses brought back
to your cheek, clear, healthy and transPa-
rent skin, and life and vigor infused through the
system get bottle Of Carriers Spanish Mixture,
take it according to directions. II does not
taste quite as well as your sweet-meats; but, if
after few doses you do not find your health
and beauty reviying, your step elastic and Wig
orous, the whole system refreshed and inyig-
GRATED like Spring morning, then your case is
hopeless; and all the valuable certificates we
possess, go for nought. 1t is the greatest puri-
fer Of the blood known; is perfectly harmless,
and at the same time powerfully cGicaclous
See advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
Election of Ma gistrate

At the election Of Thursday, Va. D..
NORM democrat, formerly ofthrsRonty,)
was chosen Magistrate in M4 Creek
District, Berkeley county, to 6& The va
cnncy OccasiOned by slh.G*srTssrs nation of
LEWIS Fry. The vJes'ood 100 for Mr..
NORTH TO lO2 Tor I5SSAEL G. HErTERLy.
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PORK for The Crimeq.--Three or four
thousand hogs have lately been Slaughter
ed in GreencasIle, Ia, for the use of Inc
army in the Crimea. Contracts for forty
thousand head for the same purpose, it is
stated have been made with different par
ties throughout the State of Indiana.
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STATE SENATE In Jefferson and
Berkeley district, Yates, dem, is elected
over Newcomer, Amer, by % majority.
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.--Flour

noy 828, Wise 1921, Boleer $50, Faux
ner 1897. The official returns will scarce
affect the above more Ian % votes.
House of DeIcgales--Mcssrsy Parsons .titi.
Het, dems., are eleclrA OYER Mess1s.
AEmslr&g and HeLskM, Amer.
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WARREN. COUNTY.-Wise 500.

WARREN COUNTY.-Wise 500,
Fournoy 27l. Faulkner 1876, BoteIcr27s.
Senale--Funsten dem, $50, Randolph,
Amer, 24O. s. w. Thomas, dem, cleo
TED TO the Legislature, over Green.
MORGAN COUNTY.-Wise 2G6,
Flournoy 4l5, Faulkner 289, Boteler 401;
Dvche, dem. for Legislature, 27S, and
Vanorsdllc, Amer, 39S.
CLARKE COUNTY.-The official
mqiorites are Wise Al, Faulkner 33.
Srnate-Funsten 81. Fl. of D.---Ashby,
DEM, 81.
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sth Congressional District.

The following is the vote in the several coun-
ties composing the 9Th Congressional District,
Of which Jefferson is a part, with the vote Of
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