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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
organization and Proceedings OF me
sbenhe rdstown Democratic Association

Pursuant to notice, the Democracy OF
Sbepherdstown and vicinity, assembled
on the afternoon of Saturday, August "a,
at the Hotel of Mr.. Joseph Enller, and
proceeded 10 organize Democratic Asso'
citation.
The object of the meeting being ex-
planned by Mr.. George ID. McGlincy, on
his motion Col. Robert Lucas was called
to the chair and James w. Glenn appoint
ed secretary.
On motion of Mr.. McGlincy, a COM
miltee of SIX we've appointed TO draft a
Constitution and Bylaws for the Associa.
ton said committee 10 report at the next
meeting the chair named the following
gentlemen as the committee George d..
McGlncy, DR.. Robert Lucas. DR.. |. II.
Tanner, Jacob Rheinhart, John Wysong,
and VIM. Morgan.
1t was further moved that committee
of five be appointed, to confer with our
political opponents, of this town for the
purpose of making arrangements for a
public discussion, at such time and place
as they may agree upon which motion
was unanimously carried.
The chair appointed DR.. |. II. Tanner,
and Messrs. Lewis Lucas, VIM. McEn-
dree, Edwin G.. Lee and Daniel NJ. Nor
gan, said committee.
1t was also moved and carried that
committee of four be requested to wait on
Messrs. VIM. Lucas, Jr., and ID. b. Lu-
cas-, TO invite them to address The present
meeting; Messrs. J. L. Ross, &. Rheln-
hart, VIM &. Lock and John Osbourne
were selected who in few moments re-
ported, that the gentlemen were present
and would address the assembly where
upon an adjournment was made to the
front of the Hotel.
Having heard The eloquent and lorclble
addresses Of the Messrs. Lucas, which
were received with :le mos, marked al
tention and satisfaction.
Mr.. E. G. Lee was then called Tor
Mr.. Lee came forward, and excused him
self from making a speech, but defined
his position, by declaring himself a zeal
Gus advocate of the cause Of Buchanan
and Bfeckinrcge.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
to meet on next Saturday al O'Clock +.
NJ, a, the same place, 10 receive the re-
ports Of the committees. and 10 elect per-
officers which being carried, it.
was further moved and carried, that the
Of this meeting be published
in The Spirit of Jefferson.
ROBERT LUCAS, Chairman.
JAMES w. GLENN, Sec'y.
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Hoop Accident.

A lady in Baltimore recently, whilst
getting out of an omnibus, caught her foot
in loop Of a new style hoop arrange
ment, and falling forward injured herself
very seriously, and severed the bridge of
her nose, so that her beauty will be dis
figured for life.
AZ We hope our ladies will take due
notice Of the above and guard against ac-
cidents, for we oursei have seen sever
al coming very near spelling their beauti-
ful faces, while ascending certain flight
of steps, and as a chronicler of passing
events we are bound to give notice Of the
fact, in order that they may take warning
thereby.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
OVERSEERS OF THE
POOR,

an annual meeting OF the Overseers
# the Poor of Jefferson County, on
ay, the 2nd day Of June, 1856. in
stown, present, all the members.
Board proceeded TO lay the Parish
as follows: Ordered, that the
.erif of Jefferson County be charged
"ilh the following sums
To John Johnson for boarding and
lodging Lemuei Parvis $1,000
Ct" AbsaIom Gray for carrying and
burying child a! Shannondale
Furnace f'oo
" John +. Clip Tor hauling Aggy
-" Cooke TO the Grave yard 2,25
John G. Shirley his account for
sundries furnished TO the Poor in
the Poor House 1891
>" John G.. Shirley per account 3,46
-" John H. Campbell house rent
. and moving Mrs. Mccoy 400
, 5. William j. Grantham acct. for
Collins, &c, for poor persons 1900
g" S. l.. Minghini for coffin and use
Of hesrse 6,OO
" David Fry, load of wood for Mrs.
Mercer 200
/" S. A. Bates his account for sun
dries furnished Mrs. Mccoy,
Mrs. Lancaster & Ms. Mercer 400
L" S. A. Bates for paying passage
of poor woman and child 10 Ksr-
neysvlle 90
:. Jacob Starry his acct. for Collins
for poor persons 5000
George w. Sadler for same 1000
IS William II. Griggs for boarding
3 Iunstirs from the 18th day Of
June, 1855, 10 August Isl, 1855,
al $500 per annum 1912
James W. BelIer for moving Di-
nah and child 10 Poor house 300
{" George w. Spots for moving 3
lnnaiics to The Poor house 800
I. =" WIN. II Grises for boarding and
ticking care Of Susan Thomas
from August Sd 10 This date $500
+" ii. Timberlake & Co., per act. 1856
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Francis NJ. \
his own property
County, on the night Z.
had been held 10 bail for furlhu.
ing, but failing 10 appear, his recognlzanC,
was forfeited. The amount of which was
$500. His brother we are informed, was
his sure,y.-BoonSborO', Odd FellOa0.
Liberia CoHege.-The Boston Trav-
eler states that ex-President Roberts, of
Liberia, who is now in that city, has been
unanimously elected president of Liberia
College by the trustees OF donations. Mr..
Roberts has accepted the appointment,
and vii. probably return next week, by
way Of England, prepared 10 commence
the construction Of the necessary building
for the college.
Accl0ENT.--David Mcbride, a youth
of this town, had an arm shockingly man
gled las, evening by threshing machine
near town. His arm was entirely cut off
below the elbow, and The flesh stripped
off above it. His recovery is doubtful.
He Is the son OF helpless wldow.--free
Press.
Loudoun Comnty.--Gen. Asa Rogers
was on Monday last, unanimously elected
Presiding Justice of the County of Lou
doun.
The Greenbrier Agricultural Society
intend holding their third Annual Exhibi-
ton, al Lewlsburg. on the 9th inst
Gen. Gilbert S. Meem, Of Shenandoah
county, will deliver the Annual Address.
On Tuesday last some thirty slaves,
liberated by the late John S. Black, OF
Augusta, Va, passed through Stanton, on
Then way 10 Ohio.
A company Of thirty young men, under
Col. Thomas Ii. Rosser. left Petersburg
Va, on Friday last, en- route for Kansas
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DEATHS.

In Martinsburg, 25th ult., James Mad
ison Hill, son Of Samuel and Evelne
Hill, aged 20 years, 10 months and
days.
In Berkeley County. Goth uh., Mrs
Christina Speck, in lhe list year of her
age.
On the Ord inst. in Berkeley. Sarah
Jane, daughter of Benjamin and Mary
Jane Twin, aged ryear, 2 months and 26
days.
In Mercersburg. Pa, on the 9Th inst,
Mrs. Irene HGmiH. wife of DR.. HanilI.
and daughter of Mr.. John Hughes, of
Williamspoti, I'D, in TIE 2lih year Of
her age.
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On the 18th inst, by Rev. E. Welty,
Elisha s. Snyder, ESQ.,, to Miss Villa
nina HoMda, both of Scrabble, Berkeley
County, Va. ~ Charlestown and Mar
tinsbnrg papers please copy.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. w. B..
Dutton, Wells j. Hacks, Esq, TO Miss
Sarah B. WorthingtOn, youngest daugE
ter of the late Rober! Worthington, Esq,
all Of Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

VALLEY BANK.-A "run" was made
upon this institution few days ago. We
understand tina, all the notes in circulation
in the hands of citizens of the county have
been. or will be redeemed but that the
bank has refused to iquidate It's Liabilities
10 brokers, who hold large amounts sgains
il. We learn that there is all acl of as.
sembly which makes distinction between
demands of specie made by Broker-and
by one who is not--ihe reasons of which
we are not wise enough 10 determine
Tie circulation of the / oles Of this
Bank in this town and county was exceed.
insly small.-RcgerStO'ca HeTa!d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

OLD LINE WHIGs.-Gov. Wise, Of
Va, says that the 10000 old wings who
voted FOR him for Governor, will vote ioI
Fillmore.
as As a number Of our Democratic
friends took exception TO the above para
graph, which appeared in our last issue,
upon the ground that we had devialed
from our neutrality" and intended it as
thrust against the Democratic party
we deem ilour duty TO make the following
statement, in order TO render satisfactory
account, if possible, To our Democratic
friends as well as TO justify ourself. The
article was not inserted as our own--we
perel inserted il as news item, from
one OF our exchanges, not entertaining the
remotest idea that any Of our Democratic
friends would consider It as devialing from
our neutrality or as thrust against the
Democratic party. Ii is custom among
the editorial fraternity not 10 credi. such
items to the paper from which they are
clipped, and had We deemed it our duty
10 do so we could not have told from
which Of our exchanges we took it. Fur
thermore, when we had observed the ar
tice more closely, we remarked-it must
be an exaggeration. But as the paper
from which we culled it, gave il as an en-
tract from letter recently written by Gov.
Wise, TO the Democracy of Virginia, we
inserted il as a news item for what il was
worth. Never having seen the letter in
full, we could rot vouch for It's truth nor
did we entertain the least idea that any
exceptions would be taken TO it or thai
any one would be offended by our giving
ii place in our columns, or that we would
be considered as devialing from our usual
course. We have always endeavored to
maintain stric, neutrality and give each
party It's due share OF information, and we
Chink our friends Of both parties will de-
eide in the affirmative.
We hope the above will be a sufficien,
apology TO those of our Democratic friends
who were Of the opinion that we had de-
waited from our neutral course, and that
they will agree that as there was no inten-
ton 10 offend-there was no oflence-and
that we were endeavoring to fulfill our
mission in giving them the floating news
of The day. We would also state that
we shall be glad 10 publish, for either
party, any political articles that they may
wish. As the Register has large cir
culation in this section of the County, we
think it the proper channel, through which
10 make public any thing political, that is
connected with our end of the County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
GRAND ENcAMpMENT.-The annual

GRAND ENcAMpMENT.-The annual
communication of the Grand EncampmenI
of Virginia,I. o. o. F., was held in Char
lottesville on Wednesday last. The meet
ing, which was very interesting one
was presided over by Julius Crest, Esq,
of Halifax county. The following is a
list of officers for the ensuing year. *.
H. Vaughan, of Hampton, Grand Patri-
arch DR.. A. l.. Peters, OF Halifax, Grand
High Priest ]. +. Redman, of Norfolk,
Grand Senior Warden Israel Robinson,
of Mar,insburg, Grand Scribe julius
Crest, of Halifax, Grand Treasurer ; A.
II. Burr, of Richmond, Grand Junior
Warden James MassenbuTg, of Hamp-
ton, Grand Sentinel E. H. Fitzhugh,
Esq, of Wheeling, and DR.. E. z. Robin
son, of Norfolk, Grand Representatives 10
the Grand Lodge OF the United States.
The next session will be held III the
town of Hampton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

ueipn,a, from the fourIn Stoma me OX,for
the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
ach. No art Of man can equal its curative pow
ers. 1t renders GOOD EXITING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH. See the figure OF
the Ok, in another part of this paper
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
Bearded Wheat.

An agricultural writer recommends the
sowing Of bearded wheat, as preventive
of the weevil. The advantages urged are,
that il generally ripens earlier than other
kinds, and that the boards incommode the
weeyll in laying lis egg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

COUNSEL But few Of the reading pub
lie are aware how continually an editor is
called upon 10 advise his patrons on every
subject, from politics to the breed OF cat
tie. Through the whole range of our du-
ties none has perplexed US more than TO
tell our readers what TO take for cure
when they are sick. Hitherto this has
been a severe trial 10 all our skill, but ii
will not be hereafter. We have been Ia
king, and have seen the evidence from
others that have taken Doct. Ayers Cher.
rey Pectoral and Caihartic Pills. They
need but a slight trial to convince the
most sceptical how far they are superior
10 the other medicines We have had in use.
They have one single property of great
importance to the sick and that is they
cure Boston Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
Thanks.

We tender our thanks to the Hon. Il.
klDwELL, NJ. c., of Virginia, for copy
Of his "Eepor, on the Impraclicability OF
building Railroad from the Mississippi
TO the Pacific"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
SPECIAL &0g3GB9o

BILIOUS FEVER is produced by a
arrangement Of the liver and the secre-
ton of bile, which never occur with those
who use Carter's Spanish Wrture.---
Mr.. G.. B. Luck, of Richmond, Va, who
was subject to biIiousness for many years,
states as fact, that he has prevented lis
return every Fall by the free use of this
valuable assistant 10 nature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
CADETS OF TEMPE.

cadets " i EMPE.
sion of the Cadets of :.
place last week at Harper
which occasion a splendid b.
presented by the ladies TO the secuo..
that place.
The presentation speech was made by
Miss Chambers, who acquitted herself IN
a very handsome manner. The response
was by Mr.. Thomas Russell.
The "Bath Enterprise" published at
Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, states
that on Thursday week mos fearful hail
storm passed over portion of that coun.
ty, and was confined chiefly to the Sleepy
Creek Valley. Whole fields of corn were
literally riddled, with every other species
of vegetation. Pigs, poultry, DC were
killed. The hail, is said by those who
saw it, 10 have been larger than a Goose
Egg.
LAND SALEs.-The Alexandra Sentl-
mel states that The "Curriloman" estate In
Lancaster County, Va, consisting OF j.
100 acres of land, together with 256 ne
groes were, a few days since, sold TO
company of Virginia gentlemen for sl99'
600. The property belonged 10 the late
Mr.. Cabell, Of Richmond, Va.
A few years ago, all intelligent gentle.
man had a contract 10 set out & hundred
shade trees. He took the precaullon 10
mark the north side of each tree, and TO
plant the same side north when it was
transplanted. By this careiulness he saved
the life Of almost all that lie moved In
this hemisphere, the sun shining upon
the southern half OF Tree constantly
stimulates the growth of the 6bres on thai
considerably above he other, so that, in
many cases. The annual rings are much
larger on this Than on The other.- Louis.
UiUe Journal.
Ercesdmgiy modest IOung Lady
,Isu', dis pretty baby, Brown! Brown:
Yes. my dear. Boy or girl ! foung
iudg lie a--Gelongs 10 the female per
sQ@zioa, SIT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

The Camp Meeting for Berkeley
Springs circuit will be held on the land Of
Peter Dyche, Esq, II miles South West
of Bath, commencing on the 9Th OF Sep
TENDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

BALTuMORE MARKET.
Howard street flour $3.50 Red wheat
lao las cents, white wheat 40 l.
80 cts Corn 60 c. Rye 66 c.; Oats 80 C.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

At Piedmont, Va, potatoes have been
selling at SO, 80 per busheI, iomatoes at 80
10 81, cucumbers % TO 80 cenIs per doz,
en-, cantelopes SO TO 40 cents EACH and
other things in proportion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
T2Ya 9rt?ART- ES2f5i,
Shepherdstown Market

For the week ending Aug. 1C, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

Horrible .Accident.-On Thursday
NIGHT. the 9Th inst, as Thomas Michael
about 20 years Of age, was returning from
the Democratic barbecue, held in Freder-
ick. and when about Two miles north OF
this place. he was thrown from his horse
and dragged some seventy or eighty yards
over newly broken flint stone, and was
only released by his boot pulling oil IN
the s,irrup. When found he was perfect
" insensble, and continued so until he
died. about four hours afterwards HID
defown (Mt.) Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16
Killed.

We learn tina; Mr.. JAMES FLANAGAN, oil
this County, near the Old Furnace, was
killed by Boyer, a quarry hand, on Wed.
nesday last. The particulars OF the af-
fair, as far as we have heard them, are as
follows Mr.. Flanagan went 10 Mir.
Boyer's house on Tuesday and told his
wife if she would stop burning his rails
she might have as much wood as she
wanted, but when her husband returned
she gave him an untrue and exaggerated
account of what Mr.. +. had said to her,
which so incensed her husband that when
Mr.. F. passed by the quarry the next day
he called him and as he approached struck
him on the head with rock which he
held in his hand, with such force that he
died in two hours. He never spoke after
he was struck. Bower has been arrested
and committed TO Jail.
There will be found, in another column
an advertisement of the laying of corner
stone, for lutheran Church, a, Union
vile. % miles southeast Of this place. or
the 2slh inst, which we hope will be full
ly attended, as it is praise worthy Oh
ject.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

HoHOway's Ointment and Pills are
administered with uniform success in in
Aammaory rheumatism. Warm lomen'
talions should first be applied to the sur,
face, in order 10 open the pores, and then
the ointment rubbed in as brskly as pos.
sible. The aperient action of the Pills
has the happiest effect in abaling the fe-
yer, and it may be confidently averred that
any species of external inflammation will
yield to persevering use Of these two
great remedies. The cases erysipelas
salt rheum, sore leg, confusion, tumor'
cancer, 6stula, piles, and external injury
resulting from accident, that have been
cured by Holoway's Ointment, may be
numbered by tens of thousands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-16

Great Cure Of Piies.-.-Csmden, N. j.,
March 18th, l655..--Dear Sir--.lt is with
much pleasure l take this opportunity OF
informing you Of the great benefit have
derived from the use Of few bottles OF
"Hoofand's German Buuers." For a
number of years have been sorely and
severely afflicted with pain in the stom-
ach, attended by severe attacks of the
Piles, for which | tried great many rem
edies, but without affording me any relief.
Being advised to use the German Bitters,
did SO, using in connexion, for the Piles,
your Spikenard Ointment, and now in
form YOU that thew have entirely cure"
Nd reslor hoal:h. and
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-03

Eeso7u, Que Ia reclamation de J. \.
Leblanc; Recorder de la pafoissc de
Terrebonne, pour l'cxtens:ou au rol! d'as-
sessen,ent pour l'annae 1875, Sc montani
a soixante q'iinze piastres, soft payee pal
lc 1'resor;er de Ia pa.oisse.
Sur motion dc Iii. Lirete.
Il a eit nonme un contta compose &c
siessrs. Bend, Iennent ct Lester con-
ioiatement avcc !'inspectenr des chem'ns
da Ter reimbursement pour iisife. les reFar'
a.ioas necessaires au chea,ins de traverse
(causeway) situt entire les isayo"s ieTfe
bonne eli Black sur Ia rive du canal Bar
ratar;a, pres Honnia.
Snr motion Ae fir. Welsh
L6 jury de Police sest a.;oarne s'ae DE
J. AYCOCN, President.
T. GAGyE, GTrfiirr.
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THE LAW ON NEWsP1PERS. +

s,,s,rhers who do not give express ,be;r sub
,.,asr ,se considered wishing to e0'''''''
sriptioli. E ..,,,,,.a of t.air news
Subscribers order the dssosa n ssd ads .em +. s ua. al
,,oers, the publisher may coiu'iae ~ 'SiN
.rearascs are paid e,se !, take their news
8 Il san sap the Office 10 which thy are d,fe'sh, ss
r. rs rsIonse for them until they have settled Ae'' VIZ
saa r s nave aecied tha. ref1sn" 10 take news
Is i, III oire r removing and ieavng hen, un'
eji s far / prim, iie evienee Of Intention fraud
Ths uaed States Courts have aso resa.ey "1u
asa .aa - rnirad by the Post oiie nesarimen OF .he
10 ocsc 81 refusal OF pessoa to take from the oi'
ps sires ed 10 him. renders thu Postmaster Ia
I 81 ,hs ,abIisher for the subscription price.
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SPLENDID ENC sytNGs AND Prizes.
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