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Napier's Peninsular War.
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War; HdHer Sirdga Lander OltlogrGpGy, Fraser,
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Merchant Tailoring.
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PUTIN MS MONTHLY for November
HOUSEHOLD WORDS ("
THE SCHOGLFELLOW
Just received by Tro-41 JOHN YORK 60
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
al neqe Aopcrsine loraH artn arts ono Scnr 4oe

ever varying and forever beautiful face
smiles peace npon you. HeI hills ano
valleys, fields and flowers, and rocks, and
streams, and holy places, know no desc
Grafton in the step Of poverty !; but wei
come ever to their " eallh of beauty-rIch
and poor alike.
Be content The robin chirps as gaiIy
as the gorgeous bird of Paradise. Less
gaudy in his plumage, less splendid his
surroundings. Yet no joy that cheers
the Eastern beauty, but comes upon bis
bare-hills to bless the nest that robin
builds. His flight is as strong, his noie
is as gay, and in his humble home tie
light that happiness shines all as bright,
because no cloud of envy dims II. Let
US, then. labor and be strong-in the best
use of that we have; wasting no golden
hours in idle wishes for things that bur-
den those who own them, and could not
bless us if we had them, as the gifts al
ready bestowed by Wisdom that never
errs. Being content the poorest man Is
rich while he who counts his millions
has but liuIe JOY if he be Otherwise
Hunts Nagazi inc.
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Spiritualism and Matrimony.


A gentleman somewhat advanced in
| life, who was the other par: Of a strong
minded lady, had great faith in spiritual
ism. His wife openly proclaimed her
| iinfdeity, and with the consistency which
often forms part Of the female charac-
ter, for a long lIme refused to be conVIn-
ced of her errors through test OF expert
ment. Al last the persuaslons OF tue
husband induced from her promise TO
make one OF circle al the residence of q
celebrated medium, upon condition, how
ever, that she should precede her hus-
band in entering the house, and that noth-
ing should be said, or done by him which
should disclose to the "melum" the fact
that any connection existed between
them.
The wife on entering found two gen.
tlemen in waiting and the aforesaid me-
dunn. Soon alter this the husband came
in and a circle was formed, the lady of
course taking precedence over the others.
tShe ascerlained that spiIit was present
who would communicate with her, aud
was desired to ask any test question
which she might think proper. After
having been informed that she must put
her questions so as To- have them answer
ed atfirmativel y by three raps or negative
Iy by one rap, she commenced question:
ing as follows:
"Am | married ?"
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Beautiful.

We cut the following walf from the
newspaper world. The beauty Of the
language is only exceIied BY the truthful.
ness Of every line. Some one has writ
ten it. If we knew who, we would pub
Ish the authors name in letIers Of gold :
"AIas . for the poor, dear children
Our tender mercies are but cruelty. We
are none OF US fit 10 touch a hem Oi their
garment, and yet we csOw! upon them
until we absorb all The virtues oil The beau
tiGul nature which we know not how TO
reverence. We balhe their tender bod
les with hands heated by passion-we
hold them 10 cruel hearts, and surround
,hem with brown, bOny arms, and sun
their ears With dIscordsHt voices yea a,and
nauseate them with feyeTed bresliIs, and
then wonderif they die. The greater
wonder is that any ivel
They lie IN our bos0ms and absorb all
our evil passions they look in our eyes
and assimilaie 10 wha! they see there {;
.hey hear the tone OF our voices, and i!
strikes responsive chord IN them :. our
discorls become theirs. We sel the GOV.
ert paIt, We are vain and false and world
ly, esr,li.serving more than G0d-serving,
and then we wonder that they grow UP
full Of envyings and n,aiice. and unchsf-
iiabIeness-we grIeye and sirPs0rr thai
they are cowsrds and knayisb, and crues,
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y d Y e l. = .

I HAVE just received some valuable novels,
i among which will enumerate the following:
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick :;
captain Canot. or twenty years IN Africa ;
Leather Stockings and Silk, Story OF The Val
ley OF Virginia Ten Nights in a Bar Room,and
W hat Saw There; Eventils, by Etiie Alton {;
Lost HeiresS, by Mis-. Soulhworh; TOtemwel {;
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do.
minion The Dodd Family; Planter S Northern
Bride Heir of Selwood DlsbwoOd Priory ;
Hildsed Haunted Shadow Mirth & Metre :
Country Neighbors Masonic Offering; Sec
onI Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-
sertainment: Diary of Physician in California
or Land Of Promise Black Bess; Jack and his
Bride Belle Of the Bowery Donoley and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
York BY Gas Light; A man in search of
Wife The Maid of the Sarinac Female Blue
beard or the Woman with many Husbands
Tyburn Free; The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip
sey Bess Julia Mansfield Orphan SeamstresS
Virgin Queen for sale by
Nov 10 z. e.. WILLIAMS.
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NO. |.
re Just what we have made

when they are just what we have made
them.
Let the little children die when pure,
rather than be thus corrupted. Send the
little ones back to the good father who
careth for them, for we do not know how
TO sustain the trust they impose. Moth
ers weep over the loss, but the blame is
theirs. Every flock hath one lamb stray
ed away to the good shepherd. Every
house hath lis empty cradle, white and
cold, whereon the mother looketh with a
shndder, and by which she poureth ous
her heart in tears and prayers. Every
churchyard hath lis little mounds where
the daisies love to grow, and every heart
its little one, more lovely than the lovely
one of another-ihese have made up the
great army Of the kingdom of leaven.-.
These are the lost harmonies of earth, the
flowers Of the unseen Paradise. Alas ?
if the children should all die, it would i'm
ply that goodness, beauty and hope had
died oui for the human race and when
these are gone, the race itself must end. ',
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Never.

Never tip your beaver 10 fine lady
and pass poor widow without seeming
10 see her.
Never pass an aged man or woman
without making Te,ereniial obedience,
unless your house is on FIRE.
Never break your neck 10 bow at all TO
d "sweet sixteen" with flounced dress
wbo is ashamed of her oId-lashioned mo-
lher or 10 suuIling collegiate who is
horIIied a, his grand bad gram
mer.
Never keep a boy 10 black your boots
and attend 10 the stable, while you fright
en- your wife out Of the notion of keeping
! d nurse.
Never wound wantonly the sensitive
mature Of the constitutional invalid; nor
by rude Jests and sarcasm, send blush
10 the temples Of modest merit.
Never jest ih single woman about
the anxiety Of all women 10 be married,
nor tell your wife you married her be-.
cause you pitied her lonely condition.
Never go TO bed at ten, leaving your
wife up TIL two, with sick baby; and
look pichforks at her at the breakfast Ia
bic, because lhe meal is half an hour TOO
late.
Never hear ungenerous structures upon
the conduct of woman, with a quiet
smile instead of saying in thunder tones,
Ill is false, sir
Never laII back from bargain, ,alter the
articles of agreement are drawn up, and
only need your signature 10 make them
perfect
Never insult the modest by ribaldry,
the grave by Ievi'y, nor the pious by con-
tempt Of sacred things.
Never be guilty of any of those often
ces against propricty and decency if you
are You are not gentleman.
Never converse with lady, with ci-
gar in your mouth, or come into any,
body's company without apolgizing for
the same.
Never remind people of their personal
defOrmiiy or Of the relations who have
disgraced them.
Never leave letter unanswered, and
use the stamp which was enclosed 10 you
10 reply with, OIL letter 10 your own
5 sweetheart.
Never rde in fine carriage and keep
a score Of servants, while your widowed
sister trudges along on foot, and ioils lor
heI daily bread.
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@39GB35ANB0U5,
That Dam Roaring.

A Young buck went TO see the daugh-
Ter of Presbyterian elder lately, whose
house was near a miIldam. 1t being the
spring OF the year, the waters made con-
siderable Of a roar as they tambIed over
the dam. The modest young gentleman
tapped lightly a; the door at first, and re-
celved no answer. Again and again he
repeated his knock, and still ne was un-
heard. Mastering up courage heproceed.
ed TO inhict some severe thumps on the
door, which brought the said old gentle
man out.
Il suppose" said the youngster, who
had by this time become slightly savage,
from being compelled to wait $" long, IL
suppose you could moi hear me knocking
for the dam roaring.
"The dam roaring! What do you
mean sir? How dare you speak IN that
way % said the divine, somewhat anger
ed at hearing the young man swear in his
presence.
81 mean to say sir, that suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account
of the dam roaring"
"Dam roaring, again You young
scoundre /! Have you the impudence to
insult me with a arepelition of those words?
Begone, sir !"
"My dear sir" quoth the now bewil-
dered youth, II intended to say that !
presumed could not be heard on account
of The dam roaring :" laying particular
emphasis on the two last words.
Insult on insult = shouted the infuria.
ted man, and he rushed al the poor fellow
with the evident intention of ejecling him,
but was restrained by the voice of his
daughter exclaiming
Papa, Isuppose the young man inten-
ded 10 say that he could not be heard on
account OF the roaring Of the dam"
oh, beg your pardon sr--l beg your
pardon, sir-walk in, walk in, really
ah, well | declare The dam roaring {!
Capital Come in, come i'll That's
really TOO rich =
1t is needless 10 add that the youngster
went in, and in the excellent society of
the young lady soon forgot ali about the
"dam roaring"
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Wish for no Mans Wealth.

Il wish | had his money" said young
hearty looking man, as a millionaire pas,
sed HIM in the street. And so has wish
ed many a youth before him. who devote
so much time 10 wishing, that TOO little is
left for working. But never does one OF
these draw comparison between their
several fortunes. The rich mans money
looms up like balloon before them, hi
ding uncounled cares and anxietIes, from
which they are free; keeping out of sight
those bodily ills lha! luxury breeds, and
all the mental horrors of ennui and satie-
ly; the tear of death that wealth fosters,
the jealousIy of life and love from which
it is inseperable. Let none wish for AZ
earned gold. The sweat by which 1t is
gathered is the only sweat by which it is
preserved for enjoyment, for in too literal
sense is il true, that "'tis easier fora cam
ell 10 pass through the eye OF needle.
than for rich man TO enter the Kingdom
Of heaven"
Wish for no mans money.
ne neaIlU, dpu suCuS'h' SS "-
ness, and sweet sleep of youth are yours.
Young love, by day and night, encircles
YOU. Hearts unsoiled by the deep sin OF
covetousness, beat fondly with your
own. None-goul like--listen Tor The
death tick in your chamber; your shoes
have value IN mems eyes--oniy when
YOU tread in them. The smiles no wealth
can purchase, greet you living and
tears that rarely drop on rosewood cof-
fms, will fall from plying eyes upon you
dying. Be wise in being content with
You have. TO eat. 10 drink,
to wear, enough then you have all The
rich man hath. What though he fares
more sumptuously.' He shorlens life
increases pains and aches. impairs his
health thereby. What if his ralments be
more cos:lys God loves him none the
more. and mans respect in such regard
comes ever mingled with his envy.
Nature is yours in all her glory !; hes
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

A well known citizen of Chicago wrote
from New York city as follows:
There is great enthusiasm here over
The democratic victories. A coffin was
found in Broadway with the following ID
scriptlon:
James Gordon Bennett, killed by tho
explosion in Pennsylvania, October IA,
1856.
Peaceful be my silent slumber,-
Horace Greely close my eyes,
We shall fail for want Of numbers,
Wake me ap when Fremont dies"
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i pr-ume,' said Jim Horn, entering
hardware store, that you deal in all sorts
of nails ?
Certainly replied the clerk in aiisn-
dance.
Then ! will trouble you for pound Of
Toe nails =
Jim got for his pains one pound over
the head, and five nails with toes attached.
directly under his eoat-iaiI.
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Ga03GB 290B}gg2I.
s.THE HARVEST is PASSED. }

Go dead Summer, DER the seas away,
Autumn at her vespers now will kneel and
pray;
Sunlit vapors on the mountain stray
Red grows the round moon--Summer goes
away.
Go dead Summer, the birds will care
They will follow on the soft sea air,
While the South wind sighs low prayer,
And the scented pine leaves thy shrOud pre-
pare.
Go dead Summer go, to come again.
All things rise but madness and pain:
New green grass shall flicker on the plain
Only lost life comes not again,
The dead Summer never can return;
In its ashes no red embers burn
Over it vainly the tired soul may yearn-
1t is dead, wept, buried-how can it return ;
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CHALFANT'S
Balm of Thousand Flowers

THE only Original French Preparation under
i the above Title now before the American
Public. All other Preparations bearing the a.
bove title, are worthless limitations OF Mons.
Chalfanrs true Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
which will most effectually cure all diseases
of the skin. Will Beautify the Complexion by
Eradicating all Tan, Freckles and Pimples from
the Face, will cleanse the Teeth ard delcateIy
Perfume the Breath. For shaving and washing
it is ensurpassed. AS an article for the toilet
1t has no equal Price Is cents per bottle. For
safe by
Sept 5. RENTtH co.
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"YoU'EE 'PRESTIcg"--.Oh. you're
prentice = said a lille boy The o.hsr
day, tapnlingly 10 bis companion. The
addressed turned proudly roa91
while The FIRE Of iniursd pride
look Of ply were strongly blendes
eonnlesapce, cody answered.
franklin Z
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where was ], ma, said lillle aIcbin,
one day, TO his mother, as he stood ga
zing upon bis drunken. PROSTATE lsiber,
where was when you married pa -
Why didn't you lake ne sIo8g--I could
have picked out a better man than he isF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

Conundrum-In what respect is James
buchanan unlike Col BenIoB
Do you give IL upl
Because he gave Fremont Jessie.
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TERMS OF OUR PAPER.

The SnEpHERDsrowN REGISTER is published
weekly at 50 a year, positively to be paid before
the year expires. No paper discontinued Tex
cept at the option of the editor) until all ar
rearages are paid up. Single copies 6. cents.
ADvEnrIsfMENrs Of one square or less 81
cents for the first insertion, and 25 cents for each
insertion thereafter-larger ones in the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked for any
specified time are continued till forbid and char
ged accordingly. deduction made to those
who adyertise'by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for ad-
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ing-advertising of different nature will be IL
able TO extra charge.
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MORE FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, &c.

gnHE subscriber has just received an
( Other supply of Drugs and Medicines,
among which are the following articles :
Pure White Lead in kegs, Paint Brushes,
Chrome Green, Chlorolorm, Olive Oil,
Shoe thread, BeeswaX, Window Glass
lOXl2 and 8 X 10, Sash tools, Alum,
Birthstone, LampbIack, Glycirine an in
valuable hair tonic, Railways Ready Re-
Hef, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Ayers
Medicines. BogIe's hair dye, Swain S
Panacea, &C., &c.
June 7 l.. Z. WILLIAMS.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
TINE undersigned has just opened full sup
L plyof a choice and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStulS,

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStudS,
&C.. among which will be found Qunne, Sui
phate Cenchonea, Chenoidine, Camphor, Alco-
BIOL, Swaiue's Panacea, Cod Liver Oil, Lnseed
Oil, Pure White Lead, Browns Essence GIN
ger, Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive Sublimate,
Snirits Hartshorn, Mace, Cloves Ginger, Nut
mecs, Long Pepper, Black Pepper, Ailspice,
Caiomel, Blue Mass. Opium, Carers Spanish
Mixture, Sweet Marjory, Coriauder seed, Chalk
Balls, Lilly White, Almond Soap, Browns
Windsor soap, !ndellibls Ink, Extract Log
Wood, Sweet OIL Castor Oil, Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops, Starch, and all articles kept in a
Drug store $LP With the hope of receiving
\ share of public patronage, pledge my best
exertions to render general satisfaction.
CH.4RLES HARPER, .4gent
October l3, 1855.
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A GEN T S .

VIM. II. PEAKE, Sun Iron Buildings, Balti-
more; GEORGE A. CRoFuT, Successor TO Lay &
Brother,) 70 south 4th street, above Walnut,
Phlade phia V. PALMER, Tribune Build
ings, New York.