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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-30
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
Whitehead, Yarnish, TurpeHtinc, sc.
G 0-P Ar TN 3 r SHIP
NOTICE,

The undersigned have this day Aug II, 1888
L associated themselves in tins city, under the
firm and style Of Harper q .UcJdgb Tor the
prosecution OF GeHerat Notion Trade, similar
TO that in the Northern cities.
H7HPER &. NcJEIGH.
Dealers in Foreign end Domestic Millions, Gi0rs5,
Hosinyaf Fancy GooJs generally. opposite ST.
replJ Halt, hmg sirest, .i!eymdria have the plea
sure 10 inform their friends and The public gen
orally, of the arrival of their STOCK, consisting
OF a great variety Of every description Of COOP,
usually found IN the NOTION HOUSES of larger cI-
lies. These purchases have been made under
the most favorable circums 3uce, % tie Imp"G-
lers and manufacturers. eudDiIug them 90 o..r
to country merchants and other dealers a. great
Inducements III tie Way OF bargain, Il, can be
had North. Nov. 70, lsJJ-lY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-30
MAN KNOW THYSELF.
An Invaluable Book for > Cents.
.. Ecey Family Houli Haze q CoPy,'
900 00O COPIES sold in less than a
! UU.UUU YEAR. \ new edition revised

and improved just issued.
DR. Hunters Medical Ma
nual Hand Book for the
Afflicted containing an
outline Of the origin,pro-
gress, treatment and cure
Of every form Of disease
-rnn,irn,tnl hu nrnn,-.r11-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-30
IANlES G SNINTIl.

NClCNaUJ ana ilUJHI NVCV'I.
PEIcCs.-Thc Linlmcut is put up in three
sizes, and rctalIs for - cts. 30 cts. and II per
bottle. The 30 ct. size contains three times a.
much as the - ct. size, and the 81 size three
times q, much a. the 30 Ct Sic; the large sIzCs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-30

A & BRAGG CO.. Proprietor,
304 Broadway, Y, and st Louis, Mo-
For sale by Druggists and Storc-AeePers gen
a. For sale by JOHN II McENDREE.
shrnErrlstov.n. Va. Nov. 26-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-30

V1HE undersigned calls the attention OF the
| public to Inc following valuable medicines,
SC which he has on hand and for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

THE COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT CANAL STREET, WILL.
let 10 permanent transient boarders suits Of paor~ or
single most reasonable terms The ocson IL ds.
sxbie fronting the river fu view Of the barbor
and convenient 70 all parts Of the city has
Eve TALLNAk MAPEs. ProprletorS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

fNALIFoRNIA DIAM0NDs--THIs NEW AND BEAUTl
full article still The lead with purchasers Of jeweiry
The best Judge tell them from the real diamond TIE
prices within the reach Of every Cluster gents pins
3d. 81 and S. rings s. TO SO rings % 10 SO studs
iades' pins lockes buttons bracelets &C. Articles
made order above diamonds Style Alss
by mall 10 any part Of the United States by enclosing
amount addressedo L. al. JACOBS. s07 Broadway
pEDUCED PRICES. : WATCHES. JEwELRY. Ola
The undcrsigned for he eighteen years well know
dealer Importer for sale all goods in his line at
prices for quality than any otinr house Ia Nov
York Philadelphia any other city, and viii send by mai
>''N' WATCHES, JEwELRY, nc,
parts OF the United States free of charge All goo
warranted represented. Orders BY mail paid, y
f,tlv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EPISCOPAL BOARD OF MISSIONS. ANNUAL
IL meeting OF the Board OF Missions OF Protestant Episco-
pal Church win be held in St. Bartholomew Church
Lafayette place and Great Jones street. New York. Wednes
day Oct r. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The annual will
preached this wednesday, evening 18th October Trinity
W. r. Nicholson Of st. Johns Church Cincinnati Service %
ing win be held 10 Thursday evening" Oct 8
the Church Of the Ascension Of Filth and Tenth
Right Rev. Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island The Right Rev
Bishop Lee Iowa; the Rev g. d. Cummns OF Washington
d. O., and others Service TO commence at III o'clock On
each these occasions collection VIII be made for the opera
tons of the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

IRISH AID sOCIETY.-THE FOLLOWING IS A STATE
men OF the affairs Of the association up 10 the 18th inst by
which, II appears they In prosperous condition,
thanks to the humanity Of few noble hearted individuals and
the unrng the socieys officers The balance
hand at present viii expended in transmitting families
TO the West large numte OF whose applications
their aid material and Otherwise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
EXPRESSES.

D.fIFIc EXPRESS co, l2i BroADwAY-AN y
nress for Asrinwall Panama AMI the south Pacific '
he drpached by steamer Granada October IL charge
srersi rnessenger Packages lesers Ac viii he recess
pi1,s O'Clock NJ WA. u. HALL. axeni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

DODOI4PHE WINTER, ANCIEN MAITRE BOULANGF
III de Paris, recommends compatrioe ct pub
general pour Ia meeure quae OF lie grand pain francs
quon pnisse rouver New York; dome dixhu pc
I'm dollar ct TAFT une concession aux pensions ct aux hoe
No. S4S &c avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
PLAYING CARDS.


ILAYrN0 CARDs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE 1up
exclusive sale OF Doushertys manufacture OF PLAYING
cards have constantly hand The diersnt grsdas
Guiding bis celebrated linen dealing cards
A. VAN vAIEENBUR0B A CO.
10. lS2 Pearl srest. mAnulkstorv 10 Cnn stres6.
II.AYTNd CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
sale at the Union Gard Mandatory III ana iTo Grand
street near brosdway including single and double heads
namened and plain and spanish cards superior article Of
expressly fsr dealing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE-A BA
IL Canadian mare, IA years old fast traveller sound q
kind In harness and under the saddle buggy WACO
nearly new, harness. &C., for sale low,
use for them Can be seen at h. RiCES club stable,
FOurth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

CHETLAND PONY WANTED--ONE OF GOOD ACTTO
- and gait suitable for chli's be
broke. Any person having possessing the req
sites 10 dispose OF at fair price, find purchaser by
plying 4S Stone street. between the hours Of 10 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE MAN OF EXPERIENCE A
w situation salesman In bedding furniture store.
Reference given from present employers Address s. A IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

VNANTED--IN A GAS FIXTURE ESTABLISHMENT, A
w young man salesman None need apply except those
acquainted with the business Apply Stephen Phbn 3
Fourth ST.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE BOY, SEVENTEEN
w years old situation office would learn trade
City reference given Please call ut 13l Third avenue second
door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

DoNIES FOR SALE.--SEvERAL SHETLAND AN
Wech ponies imported last year young and well matche
will be sold together separately Inquire at i3 Exchan
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

YJAETED-A COOK, CHAMBERMAID, NURSE AND
w se8mstress also woman 10 do general house
work. Apply at No 18th ST., west Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

hNAnAlAA1A0fHNO1a OF'FICESs
OQ7 BROADWAY, CORNER READE STREET-AT
ACl NORRIS COHNERT Il CO.'S can be obtained re-
spectacle German English Scotch Irish help hotels
and private families; also waters coaehmen gardeners
and iaborers at this he branch Office l02 Green
street. Terms moderate.
WANTED-AT MRS. GREEN'S DOMESTIC AGENCY
10 White ST., most reliable woman for family of two
persons few miles out Of town. she must be
laundress sober, honest and good disposition To
highest WIN be given Mrs Green is prepared supply
families with the best OF help. Rates, 30 cents.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A NUMBER OF ENGLISH.
W Irish, German and Scotch girls, as cooks, chamber
maids and seamsresses for respectable families and good
Private families obtain good help from this
Office be found in the city No 81 Atlantic street. Brook
yn. Established In lS49
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
FASHIONABLE FALL yIIT.LTNERY.

A s viSITERS OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE WE MUST
play Of ART an taste In almost every description OF msrchan
disc Among the shining of beautiful millinery no.
tce belonging to Mrs Cooley, III Eighth nue.,
tnste We think merit Is due TO Mrs Cooley Tor such
display In the Crystal Palace
bridal wREATHs FOR THE MILLION IN MOST
Flowers truthful, and punches recherche funeral flow
In jet bugies and Grape fruit And flowers ostrich
and marabouf plumes free Of ofupure mixtures al
TUCKER's ssf broadway, near white 81. -
TsARD-To The LADIES OF NEW YoRK-N10SyF
~ LErAUT, miner, from The Palas Royal at Psris begs
ladies that she bleaoes every kni ~
lars bonnes and embroderes Bleaching with steam ma
repairing Please address 70 Bowery second door, between
l0and II O'Clock A. NJ
T AIDES AND CHILDREN's FURs AT GEyTy;s IA.
Ia zaarThe fur having opened the attention IN "a
dies Il invited the large and comprehensive
mufs vcfornes, coaks cnfs. gloves &c. bazaar IN
GLIDING species OF rs common and al ade
up IN the best styles announced Paris b coming "
GENiNs bazaar, 5iS broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
AIRS RALLTNGs RESPECTFULLY sOTTCTTs THE
wi attention OF ladies 10 her novelties French bonnes ira
ceved by the last steamshp OF entirely snd IN
tho city, MRS. RAIIINGs, 81 Canal street
NlILLTSERy-B. LEM DE FAIRS, l9i BRo1Dw1y
m has received and will open Parts winter bonnets cans
and head dresses, on Thursday October is.
DARIsIAN MILLINERY DRESS CAPS AND TF1D
dresses-lhe und rslgned socits the attention uf mo
ladies' TO her large varied and choice Paris bon
Paris. MRS. LEVI ITO Bleecker street near Bros iwsv
SOMETHING WORTH READING-wE HAVE Now
~ on hand beautiful and complete assortment, Of fall
and winter bonnets ct the reduced price OF al Country
hiners and those IN want Of real viii find this rare
ssnse a We rs, are ceiling 81 without regard a e mil
Z. BELL 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

TINE JEUNE FEMME FRANCHISE, PROTEsC ANTE
~ comprensnt ASSET bien pAnglas esachan Golfer ben
coudre prendre soin de ros feunes files parlant
a,ec ees peT ,rouyer un engagemen ayantageu,
Ellie dot ere dhumeur agreeable, renre generalemen
ute ct ee mupie de homes recommendation de cete vile
SAdreer Mardi ct Mercredi entire heures du matln
midi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

WrANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN TO
w do general homework in a small family; chamber
maid waiter. Good Apply the of
Court and Wycko ss Brooklyn frs, floor bac for
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY REsPEoTABLl
general homework off small private amly IL good washe
aud roner and has the best city reference from her last
ployer Apply mt No Rose st. Of Frankfort unit
four In the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
INSTRUCTION COMBINED WITH AMUSEMENT

ladies and gentlemen will you spend evenings In
most agreeable and useful ways Please join either Freuch
German or English Conversation Readng and Discussion
concerts Whitehouse Buildings 2s Fulton street. Brook
lyn. For Particulars ana terms of admission apply
guages bookkeef ing and Of the Boehm Aue 2s6 Fulton
ability viii be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w good plain cook; Ia a FIRST rate washer and roner
would do chamberwork waiting Good city reference
ply at the Court and wycko ss Brooklyn floor
back room DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

vxrANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO
w chamberwork and aDe washing aud ironing, or as
aundres Has very best Of city reference Can be-
at her present employers for days. at No. ~ st. Marks
rur "a AZ
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-26

Guiding his liberty, without public indictment,
trial by Jury, and conviction of crime.
No marvel that so sacred and ancient guar
antv should have been cherished by our Revo-
lntionary fathers, and that in their superabun-
dapt watchfulness they demanded, in addition
to all the other safeguards of the Constitution,
an amendment expressly securing it. And 1t
deserves especial notice, that, instead OF repeat
inc the old formula of "No freeman shall be
deprived" &C., it was so improved as to read
"No person shall be deprived" &C., thus igno-
ring the distinction between person and
freeman. / shall be expected to cite some au-
thorities.
Judge Story, in his Commentaries upon the
Constitution of the United States, treating OF
this article of the Constitution, says:
"The other part of this clause is but an en-
laroemer,t of the language of Magma Charta /;
Nee super euns ibimus nee super cum m'H'na'ts,
nisi per Iegale judiciuna pdriun' suoru'n rel per
leoerr terroe.' Neither viii we pass upon HIM or
condemn him, but by the lawful Judgment OF his
neers. or by the law of the land. Lord Coke says
that these latter words, per legem terr9,' Thy
the law. of the land, mean due process 81
za,c :: that is due presentDsert and a'ldictnsel,
and being brought in, to answer thereto by
dine process of law SO that this clause, IN
effect. affirms the right Of trial, according to
the process and proceedings of common law"
Justice Bronson (Hills Reports, Nv, l46)
saws of this part of the Constitution" The
meaning, then, of this section, seems to be,
that no member Of the State shall be disfran-
chised, or deprived of any of its rights and
privileges, unless the matter shall be adjudged
against him, upon trial had, according to the
course of the common law
[LETTER XVIII TO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-26
ADMINISTRATION ECHOES IN GEORGIA.

The Macon Telegraph informs us that at
late social gathering of prominent Democratic
politicians, (held in Macon, we SUPPOSE gen.
tleman widely known in the political world
gave the following sentiment:
"The Ostend Platform-Sale or Seizurel"
To which another gentleman, well known in
political circles, replied:
May the first be last, and the last be first "
A correspondent of the Savannah Repub-
lican states that Governor Cobb is the author
of the toast. Governor johnson probably made
the response. If so, it would seem to be an en-
couraging indication of unity between the once
separate wings Of the Georgia Democracy on
the Cuba acknowledgements Cobb being the
acknowledged leader of the one, and Governor
Johnson . very prominent representative OF
the othsr.-Saranaah Journal april IA.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-26
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL AP.
PARATUS,

~ almost eUery description,
MANUFACTURED BY c. B. WARNING, A. NJ
WI Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Price catalogues gratis
rpon application
The following is from J. Foster, Professor of Natural
philosophy and Mathematics Union College, N. Y:
College HiA, November 16, 1852
Mr. Waring is graduate Of this College, and, while a
STUDENT united high classical auainmenr with accurate
mathematical knowledge, and decided for the
prdeedl PURSUITS of experimental science During
Of the physical course he therefore acted volunteer
sisi preparing the experiments, and often constructing
new articles of apparatus The knowledge thus acqur-
ed has been established and extended by the facilities al
foded him while in charge of the physical department of
Mr. Barets excellent Collegiate School Such qualisca-
tons cannot fail to be appreciated by those who wish
any interest in The progress OF physical will
how important, il is that such man should meet with
dial and efficient encouragement
Mr. Warning has recently finished, for the physical cab
net here several articles of and OF most Useful FORM
illustrating States, Dynamics Hydrostacs, and Eecrri-
city which, by their beauty nncss and moderate price,
prove that The necessity Of sending Paris good appa
fatis in nearly every department, longer exists.
All 4H John FOSTER
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-26
THE CATHOLIC BISHOP OF IOWA AND THE
LIQUOR LAW.

The stand which Bishop Loras, of Iowa, has
taken in favor of the Liquor Law OF that State,
has called out good deal of severe and not
very charitable comment, in some OF the Du-
buque journals. He is charged with hypocrisy,
and any other than honest motives, and he has
thought best to assign the reasons for his course
in late number of the. Herald. He says:
"In the first place, we are in favor OF the
Iowa-not Maine-Liquor Law, which has been
materially amended here, and will necessarily
be more amended, and become, eventually, an
efficacious means, in our humble opinion, to
promote the sacred cause of temperance and
morality in this State. For when reason and
religion are powerless with some people to
operate the reform of their corrupted manners,
then civil law should have fair trial, at least,
otherwise the evil would remain irremediable.
ain the second place, we see nothing in the
Constitution of Iowa, by which a Legislative
body should be deprived of the power of.enact-
ing, much less of proposing, law which might
be conducive to the welfare of. the people
Now, such is the present law, the object of
which is to remove the occasion of crimes.
:" In the third place, how can it be said that
when it is left to their free will to adopt or re-
iect this law, by voting for or against it?D
"Finally, we cannot see any aid or nutriment
furnished for religious persecution. On the
contrary, that union of Catholics and Protest
ants, in prosecuting together, by the same
method, the common sacred cause OF morality,
is more calculated to produce kindness than
persecution among them.
"But some may say, that We thereby inter-
fere in political affairs, by advising some per-
sons to vote for that law on the day appointed
for the election of several officers for the State.
Now we deny this. For, in the first place, it is
only few DAYS since we learned that the first OF
next April had been appointed, not only to adopt
or reject the Iowa Liquor Law, but also to be
an election day: and this shows, more clearly
than anything else, how little we interfere in
politics. .
"And, in fact, for the twentythree years that
we have had the good fortune to be naturalized
in this happy country, we have never voted for
any man, and never advised any one OF those
among whom we have exercised the holy min
istry during all that while, to give his vote tor
any man in particular; that the only thing we
very frequently did, was to request our Catho-
lie members to raise fervent prayers up to the
Throne of Grace, to obtain, that every citizen
of the United States should vote according to
conscience, and always in favor OF the person
whom he believed to be the best calculated to
| fulfil worthily the Office in question.
"And SO all our clergymen are taught ana
accustomed to do. do not know If tins Can
| be called an interference in politics; moreover,
our Republic is fortunately divided into two
great political parties, which vie with each 9TH,
! o. in zeal for the public good. Now, because
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-26
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH

DR j. ALLEN late Professor in the Ohio COLL.
IL Dental Surgery, invites attention 10 his improved
method of constructing artificial DsHfuTeS which
the following advantages:
list There seams crevices for the odgen,r.,
of food TO viuate the saliva, inject the breath AS moi
even the slightest moisture get between the teeth and
plate.
ID. An Artificial Gum, which is as firm and indes-ro
uble as the teeth, Is fused at high heat between AID
around their base which unites them firmly to each ,
and to the plate upon which they This yum n.
parts 10 the teeth that peculiar expression and life k m
pearance which characierlzes the natural organs
3D. Great strength is obtained by thus uniting the Tr,,
Gum, and Plate, and no ordinary force in mascatiu
break them from their base
4th clear and distinct articulation Of speech /. p,
stored. This important change is effected ty bayi,g ~,
inside OF the teeth and gum OF u natural fora Tn,bs
form the tongue is readily adapted. This perfect adap,
ton OF the tongue to the dcnture prevents the kissing
mniied sounds III speaking or singing so Often observed
persons wearing artificial teeth.
5ih The natural form and expression OF the mouth and
face can be restored i'll cases where they have hrc,
sunKen This IS done by means OF additional attachment,
10 the framework supporting the teeth These attachments
are so formed as TO bring out the sunken portions
sustain Them IN Their proper position They coyerl
with the above-naned gum compound, ana become COM
ponent parts Of the denture and when rightly formed can
not he detected by the closest observer This method nf
restoring he cheeks 10 their original iullnes. aud also lie
natural form and expression OF the mouth and lips has
been well tested having been made special fesirr ,
the auihers practice for several years past variety NJ
Photographic and Daguereotype Hkcnexes which have
been taken OF persons without this improyemeri aud "a
with H. be his Office. showing the great chance
III appearance which Is produced IN the couutenac. Of
individuals now wearing deniaTes constructed upon tbs
Ph,Pio' "o VIC Pu"ilC 'e INV ttco 10 can Slt r1aiuc,
together with other specimens of his improved s,ye of
work, not requiring the above attachments
9th The plates usually employed for This work are
plailna, the purify OF which prevents the slightest
arnisn, unpleasant taste in the mouth In shou us
system embraces many new and important features,
which readily appreciated by those wearing artificial
denures upon this principle. With reference the utility
OF this method, numerous testimonials he q from
eminent Dentists in the various cities of the Union and
persons wearing the work Ia this and other cities
J. ALLEN.
4i9 30 Bond ST., New York City
n B. small pamphlet, containing fuller particulars,
sent post paid OH application.