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The Washington union., 1857-11-14
The Federal (,Iillcdgeyille) Union says !:

The reelection of Mr. Toombs to the United States
Senate for six years from the 4th of March, 1852 to
be expected Very little opposition made to him
His distinguished abilities, fitness and national position
made him the choice of the democratic party almost
port of the administration He addressed the democracy
at the capitol Friday evening after his unanimous
nomination by the For several hours he rvcted
the attention of his audience by his coquenoe and the
power of his argument EhHa aa
The Washington union., 1857-11-14
BANKS AND BANK NOTES IN ARKANSAS


We have already alluded to the healthy condition
Of the financial aud business affairs of Arkansas
owing, as we believe and have stated, to tho absence
of all banks Of issue in the State and the restrictions
wisely imposed upon foreign paper currency The
Little Rock True Democrat, in q late issue, says:
The reyulsion in the monetary affairs OF the country
has had, comparatively speaking, but little effect upon
storm bravcly We have heard of failures and but
little distress in this State The sngeney of the money
market may have occasionally incoeeca our merchants
somewhat but insurmounable obstacle has yet been
inttIposed to prevent them from meeting their engage
tnens They have carried their operations chiefly upon
sound basis and enabled to laugh at the storm
that makes the rest Of the country tremble.
Our security attribute chiefly to the wise legisla
ton that has prevailed in the State In our constitution
wo have the following clause
No bank or barking istdoa shall be hereafter iaoopo
rated or established in his STATE
Our constitution was thus amended in 1876. The
amendment proposed at the session Of the general
eembly held in ls44-5, and ratified OF the session held
In 1857. Since then we have had no banks in this
State and consequently extravagant speculation The
revulson In consequence, finds our people in safe con-
dition TO meet the hard times
The Democrat, after alluding to the passage Of an
act to restrain the circulation of change tickets
makes several extracts from the message Of Governor
Conway to the general assembly Of Arkansas in 1854
and then adds
By reading the governors message 1t will be seen
that be also recommends at future day prohib
ton Of the circulation Of all bank bills of less denomina
ton than delsrs That day has now arrived, and we
trust the next general assembly will take the subject In
hand. We go even further than the recommendation Of
the governor We honestly think our Legislature should
prohibit the circulation in this State Of any bank note of
less denomination than twenty dollars. With such
law prohibiting the circulation of bank notes of lees
denomination than twenty dollars win always be able
TO defy the storms that sweep overs the monetary affairs
Of other States.
These recommendations are steps in the right di.
rection to sound constitutional currency for
the people. la3 fs8
The Washington union., 1857-11-14
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. IA, 1867.

SzS IsAE JAMES, Of Piadpha is orr general uaseang
agent assisted by JAMS DISo JoHs CoIfss H psosD
W. Willy JOIN K DaRns A. EFASs JAaEs, aaintAs p
A. DAVIS RI. RoBKsps St
ssSr jams No Harrison street. CINCINNATI Ohio our
general collecting for the Western States and Texas assisted by
IL J. Taosas WILLIAM THoxas JAMIE Dr. A. l. cEIDs,
GEoaor oRs LxAKf Receipts Of either VIII DO good
szM G1o w authorized y collect monsys, dss tAe
Union once FOR subscriptions and advertisements 10 the District Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
D8Ag53.

In Berkeley County, on Monday night
last, Mrs Elizabeth finn B;Hmyer,
daughter of the late John Billmyer, aged
II years, IL months and % days.
Near this place, on Monday last, Mr..
John Sigler, Jr., in the 29th year Of his
age.
In Carmi. ILL.,. on the l 9Th inst, Philip
p. Hunter, Esq, Postmaster at that
place, aged over so years, formerly OF
Martiusburg.
On the 9Th inst, Mrs. RebeccG E. II.
French, wife Of John A. French and
daughter Of Francis Dugan, Of Martins
burg, aged 25 years and months.
Al Well,own, Berkeley county, on the
I'd inst. Hester Eieanore Robe, daug hter
Of Jacob Robe, aged years, 3 months
and 5 days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Shepherds
| town and Smith6eld Turnpike Com
pany are notified that an election will be
held on Saturday, June 9th, next, al the
Hotel of Daniel Enller,in ShePherds,own,
between the hours of two and six o'clock
in the afternoon of that day. for the pur'
pose of electing President, Five Direc-
tors and Treasurer 10 manage the affairs
of the Company for the ensuing year.
Stockholders are requested 10 attend eth
err in person or by proxy.
JOHN NJ. JEWETT, Secretary.
May 10, 1857. At
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LADIES' FAIR.

yNHE ladies of the German Reformed
x Church in Shepherdstown wculd res
pecllully inform the public that they will
open their Fair on May 2Sth, ELECTION
Day. in Mr.. Towner's commodinus store
house lately occupied by John II. Nc
Endree. They will offer very superior
assortment of useful and fancy articles.
On which occasion there will be an eIe-
CANT DINNER prepared in the same
hall.
AS the proceeds are TO be devoted TO
the external improvement of the Church
they earnestly solicit their friends and the
citizens generally to inspect their articles
and give them such encouragement as the
proverbial generosity and benevolence of
old Jefferson County warrant them to ex-
pect. May Is
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9jPAHH3A.28So

In Frederick, Md, on the 7th instant,
by Rev. George Diehl, Mr.. George II.
anderson, to Mrs. Caroline J. Moore,
both of Martinsburg.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. VIM. kopp,
Mr.. Henry Hoge, of Alexandria Va.'
to Miss Susan Shank, of Martinsburg.
On the 25th of February, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, in Illinois, by
Rev. John Burchess, Mr.. George ".
Graham, of Ill.,, and Miss Ellen Louisa
S. Shut. daughter of Philip Shut, and
granddaughter of Thomas Hessey, ESQ.,
Of this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
Ye Shaking Thousands Read!

.4GUE md FEVER.-Do not take Qui-
nine, Mercury, or any such noxious Drugs, but
try at once this great Alternative and Further
of the Blood Carter's Spanish Mixture will
cure any and every Ease of Ague and Fever.
We have yet known it to fail.
And for all diseases arising from an impure
slate of the Blood, no medicine has ever yet
been found to have SO good an effect. lfyou
are sick, try it at once do not delay {; time is
precious, and health the greatest OF all bles-
Sings, without which all else is valueless
DIR. W. S. BEERS s. CO., Proprietors,
Richmond, Va,
Ts= For sale by Druggists and Country Mer-
chants in all parts Of the United States and the
Capadas, and by Z. C. WILLIAMS, SheP-
herdstown,- Hill & Myers, kabletown,-Beller
s Cooke, CGarlestown,-J. l.. CIaggelt, Har-
pers Ferry,-llutchison s. Burnett, Charles
town,-WiIson s. Timberlake, Rippon,-Geo.
n. Bockwith & Co. ,SmithGeld--S J. g. Moore
Middleway,-Geo. w. Fox, Halltown.
May l6, 1857. 26-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

this city thai he might have the best med
ical care, and if possible be resto:ed en-
t;rely 10 his reason. At an early hour on
Saturday morning he Started, accompanl.
ed by his son, lad OF thirteen years, and
Rev. Mr.. Morgan. of The Methodist Prot
estant Church. During the day ne seem
ed rational, and having made no effort to
do himself or others any injury, 1t was
supposed he would be quiet until the boat
reached the city. About nine O'clock
while the boat was between Annapolis
and Sharp's Island, Mr.. Morgan fell to
sleep, when Mr.. McPhail arose from his
sea, - leave the caoin. His son, who had
not slept bu, watched his father, started TO
follow, when he turned. and in kind
tone, said, Benny, don't you come, II
you do you will never come back. ne
boy alarmed, and fearful that his ialher
would do him some injury, resumed ms
seat without calling Mr.. Morgan to follow.
Mr.. McPhail then went 10 the hurricane
deck. laid off his hat and cloak and plung-
ed into the bay. His absence was not
noticed for some time after, and when
search was made for him his hat and cloak
were found. The deceased was native
of Virginia, and the family now reside In
Norfolk. He was called TO Snow Hill a.
bou, year ago, and had become very
popular as preacher and gentleman
He ,eaves an interesting family, consist
ing of wife and five children TO mourn
their sad bereavement. A short time since
Mr.. McPhail was in this city and took
part in the proceedings Of the Presbytery
of the church with which he was connec-
led, and though his health was poor his
mind was moi then impaired.-Bdlfimore
SIM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
Death of Rev. John A. Collins.

The Baltimore papers of last week an
nounce the death of this distinguished d..
vine, of the Baltimore Annual Conference.
He died on Thursday, the 7lh inst. a,
the residence of Mr.. James H. Wood,
Lee street, Baltimore, al 2 o'clock, p NJ,
of Pneumonia, after few days illness.
He was in the 57Ih year of his age, and
had been Minister of the Methodist
Church since the year 1880. Well may
i! be said, that ga great man in Israel has
fallen" lie has left the church militant
on earth 10 join the church triumphant in
Heaven. Baltimore Conference mourns
the loss of one of its bIighes, ornaments,
the Methodist Episcopal Church will feel
deeply his loss, and his memory will long
be cherished by those who knew him
best. His remains were inferred in the
Mount Olive Cemetery, on Friday even
ing, the sh, the following clergymen act
ing as pall-bearers Rev. ]. McMurray,
Rev. Vim. Harden, Rev. r. S. Dashiell,
Rev. G. G.. Brooke, Rev. Nj. Goheen,
Rev. w. ii. PITCHER, Rev. II. Sewall,
and Rev. J, II. Hedges. Rev. Wm. B.
Edwards preached line funeral sermon, Sc
lectng for his Text the XI chapter of John
and 26h verse, "Whosoever believed in
me shall never die"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

Holloway's Pills are indispensable to
The security of health and life in new SET
dement's. Fever and ague, bilious remit
tents, and bowel complaints. are the worst
enemies the western pioneer has 10 en-
counter, and he can only certainly and
permanently put them TO flight with the
aid of this unrivalled ca,harlic, detergent,
and restorative. There are muitliudes OF
sallow and feeble invaids, now anguish
ing in the western clearings, under the en-
demic diseases of that region, who would
soon find their healthy ppearance, strength
and cheer(ulness return, under course oil
Holloway's Pills.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

FEVER AND AGuE-.An Anfatiible Care.
I'VE defy the world TO produce any med
icine which does not contain QulnIHe,
Bark, Arsenic, Mercury, or any noxIous
or deadly compound. 10 cure this annoy
ing disease so effectually as Carter
Spanish Mixture. While it contains none
of the above named dangerous articles, yet
it possesses power in relieving and Gu
ring Fever and Ague which cannot be ap-
preached by any of them separately or in
combination. 1t acts specifically on the
Liver, Purifes the Blood. opens the pores
of the Skin, and assists nature 10 expeI
from tie system the seeds of Disease, or
what is as bad, the remains Of the Mineral
Drugs, which clog and finally destroy the
constitution.
See the cure Of Mr.. Longden Of Virgin.
ia. He had Chills twice day, for three
years, nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture, only three
bottles Of which efleclually restored him
to health, nor has he had return OF the
disease since. d
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

Ladies' Fair.

Ii will be seen by an advertisement in
to.day's Register. that the ladies connec-
ted with the German Reformed Church,
of this place, purpose holding Fair on
the 2sIh inst. Election day 1.-THE proceeds
to be applied for the benefit of The Church.
They will have for sale variety Of use
full and ornamental articles, and will fur
nish such Dinner upon the Election day
as will make any epicure feel glad to par
take Of it, and we would remind those
who come TO town on that day to partake
of the sump,uous repast and see if our
prediction will not be verified.
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sentenced.

Rev. Mr.. KINNEY, who was arrested in
Frederick, Md, several months ago, on
the charge Of having robbed The Roman
Catholic church at Msrtinsburg, (of which
he was formerly The pasior.) Of silver
vase ard other valuables, was convicted in
the 60 IT OF Berkeley county, during the
pas, week, and sentenced TO The penilen-
tiary for the term of one year.
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Viva.

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Has been before the public more than ~ years
and is deservedly popular.

Has been before the public more Than ~ years
and is deservedly popular.
Extract of letter dated Three Springs,
Washington County, Va, from J. Merch-
ant 1t is proper that should state that your
Gargling Oil has given general satisfaction,
and has taken stand with the most popular
medicines introduced in the trade.
Extract of a letter from Burwel Furguson.
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sold all of the Gargling Oil on hand IL has
been tried on almost every complaint incident
to man or beast, and has nertr failed to cure.
have seen il used for Pole Evil and Flstula
and cured every case
Extract of letter from r. o. Jessop, dated
Friendship, Maryland, September 4, 1857
Messrs NJ. II. Tucker s Co.-Gents 81 have
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
Railroad Accident.

On Wednesday night, OF last week,
Mr.. BRADFORD, brakeman on one Of
The coal trains of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, whilst attempting to get upon
the train as it was leaving the station a,
Sandy Hook. fell beneath the wheels and
was crushed to death. His parents reside
at Hancock, Md.
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GO3g7GDN3GAg3D,
For the Register.
LAKE PROVIDENCE. Louisiana,
April 22d, 1857.


Mr.. EDITOR When last wrote to
you, we we're enjoying Tor rather suffer.
ing) sultry, summer heat. About the 2d
day of this present month we had such
change of weather as seemed 10 verify the
prediction Of the Comets approach,
and consequent vicissi:udes of heat and
cold. On the 9Th ins:., we hunted up our
discarded winter clothing and that nj ght
we had stiff frost, which blighted the
corn and early cotton plants. killed many
of the garden vegetables, arrested the peas
in their rapid filling of the pods, and gave
things in general "back.set." We have
had fine straw berries, however. in spite
of the continued cold, and the gorgeous
roses of the garden have only taken added
beauty from some three or Tour frosls.--
Some delicate tea.roses have dropped their
heads, but they are exceptions. Last Sun
day we had hopes Of more genial and sea.
sonable weather. A Methodist Quarterly
meeting was held in Providence, and as
rode along the levee TO church, the river
sparkled in the light Of warmer sun than
we have felt lately-the shiverng mock
ing birds came out from their retreats and
rejoiced on the summer.clad bonghs of the
forest trees. A crowd assembled in Prov
jdence TO hear the funeral sermon preach
ed for Mr.. Harvey, the bind and christian
gentleman, of whose sad fate informed
you in my last. 1t added much TO the So
lelnuily of the regular services.
An evening church service. in this re
gion, presents novel appearance 10 a
stranger. The ladies attend wthou, any
covering for their heads--,he tasteful and
gay appearing with flowers wrea,hed in
The hair. A witty gentleman TO whom
expressed my surprise at this custom) re-
pled-"Ii is impossible for me TO dislin'
euish between those who wear bonnets
aud those who do not. A bonnet is mere.
lly a bunch of flowers nowadays"
If the increased cold of to-day should
continue, neither cotton plants nor sugar
cane can endure i, much longer. There
was fall of snow in Mississippi aSou
two weeks ago.
| lie SCdIlCk uSoSiSo h"'S -
mos, disappeared in this vicinage, but lhiI'
teen cases of smallpox have appeared Oh
the Bayou Macon, in ihis'parish, and we
are dreading its closer approach.
think all danger Of cholera. from eat
ing frui, or vegetables, will be precluded
by tina, homeopa,his,. Jack Frost who
has not allowed US more than one peach
10 each individual. The peaches, about
two-,hirds Of an inch in diameter, were
compleiely shIiveled up.
One of our neighbors has been killing
as many as three deer per diem, and sup.
Iplying our table.
The abundance of fish of different vari
cites knows no diminution. Las, Friday
week. left home for the hospilabe man
sion of neighboring planter, where
Was 10 join party, on Saturday morning
aud proceed 10 Bayou Tensas. 10 enjos
fish fey We drove through Provi
dence and took the iue road bordering oil
Lake Providence, for several miles. A
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PetepSnn.

We are under obligations TO the pub
fishers OF Pelerson's Magazine for copy
of the June number. II is quite interest
ing. Peterson furnishes an excellent
Magazine for the price, only 50 per an
mum, or 81 20 TO club of ten. Address
Charles J. Peterson, lO2 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
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Convicted.

BRowN, who was indicted in WASH
ington County, Md, for horse stealing.
and removed his trial to Alegsny Coun-
ty, Md, las been tried, convicted and
sentenced TO six years and three months
in the Peni,en,iary. 1t will be remem-
bered that this Brown sold the horse to
Mr.. JAMES A. ADAMS, of this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
Acouittal of Mrs. Cunningham.

On Saturday evening last, the Trial OF
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, for the mirder of DR..
BuRpELL, in New York, was terminated
by the rendition of verdict of not gull
tn. IT e Jury was out but half an hour.
ECKEL's trial has not yet taken place.
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Arthur'S Magazine.

We have received the June number OF
Arthur's Home Magazine. Authors col
ored Fashion-pla'es are indeed magnif-
cent. The reading matter, as usual, is
highly entertaining and instructive. II.
S. Arthur & Co., proprielors, No. lO3
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

NoMISArED.-J. Randolph Tucker,
Esq. was nominated by the Democratic
Convention, which met at Richmond on
Thursday, for Attorney General, vice MIR.
Bocock, resigned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16

The statistical tables Of mortality shows
a reduction in This country OF the proper
ton Of deaths from pulmonary diseases :
Doct. Aver attributes this resu!! to the u
fec, of his Cherry Pectoral. He also as
ser,s that the cures from his Ca'harlIc
Pills give reason to believe they will, as
thew come into more general use, maIerl-
allv reduce the mortality from those par
ticnlar disea,es for which they are design
ed. From what we know of his prepare
tons, we think he has grounds Tor ms
claims, and if he has, ii is an attainment
of which an Emperor might be proud
Rarely is II permitted any one man 10
know that his skill is bestowing health
and life 10 the masses of his fellow men.
Such reflection is worth working tor
even though he had the reflection for his
reward. --SpringfeU Daily Courier
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AZ The attention of Druggists and
Dealers is invited TO "Costar's" Adver-
lisement and Notice in to-days paper. II
these Remedies are what they purport to
be, our Druggists will find an extensive
demand for them here.
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Rheumatic Reader |

II cured D. Burritt, Esq, of CINCINNATI, of
Rheumatism of years standing, after oil other
remedies had failed. We have hundreds oil
such certificates Call on the Agent and get
Book and Circular, and read for yourself, the
many remarkable and astonishing cures II mas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-16
Synhilitic Reader +!

The celebrated DIR. Butcher writes us that
he had two of the most severe aud long stan
ding cases Of Syphilis that would yield to none
Of the usual remedies, but he cured one case
with six, and the other with nine bottles OF
Carriers Spanish AEytHrs. We have known II
used in over thousand cases, and have yet TO
baor of n fjIlre in any case.
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MILLINERY.

M RS. CATHAKlNE S. SNlVELY
Iil having connected herself in the
millinery business with Miss MA-U&B
RY STEVENS, takes tins method Va
of announcing to the citizens Of Shep-
herdstown and vicinity that lley have Ia.
ken room in the house OF Joseph Ent-
Ter. nearly opposite John II. McEndree's
store, where they are prepafed 10 do ell
kinds of MILLINERY WORK with
neainess and dispatch and at low prices.
Having j'Ist returned from Balpmore with
the LATEST FASHIONS and NEW.
EST STYLES of BONNETS, &c.,
they ~ould respectfully invite their friends
to give them call. Gg5- Terms CASH.
Shepherdsiown, May 0. 1857. 81
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w A NTED 1!

ITO purchase immeGiatcly,a colored Girl
/ from 10 to Is years OF age, or Wo-
man from 80 10 45 years Of age. 4 lib
eral price will be given, cash paid. En-
ouire of the printer. May l6~