Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-21

people out of their money. Wha, is said
Of this Association is true. Ii is all il
processes 10 be and performs all its prom
isCs. 1t has given three drawings, and
The fourth takes place in January next. 1t
is not necessary for US to give the details
hcre--read the advertisement and then
make yourself member. Also send for
copy of the 'Art Journal 1t will be
seen that Mr.. John ". JeweU has been
appointed Honorary Secretary for this
community, who will receive subscrip-
tio.s.
Serious ACCpENT.-We learn from
the Spirit that on TUESDAY evening last as
some hands engaged or the Baltimore &
OHIO Railroad, at point near Dtfheid :
Depot. in this County, were passing
down the road in a small hand car, they
were, from some cause, thrown off the
track, and one Of them, Mr.. George
Berkeley, had his leg broken above the
knee. lie was attended by DR.. l.. s.
Eichelberger, after which he was reno
we'd to his residence at HarPers Ferry.
STABBiNo AFFAIR.-On Monday last
melee occurred at the Canal al this place,
between Him. Taylor owner Of a boat, &
man named Nm. OrmonS; during the
scufile they fell into the Canal, when
Taylor Inflicted four slabs, with dirk
knife upon Ormans, but neither Of which
proved serious.
DEER HUNT--Several gentlemen of
this town returned on Monday last after
an absence of several days in Allegany
County, Md, on Deer hunt, We learn
they captured two very fine ones, but we
cannot youch for the truth Of il as we did
not receive any Of the veni-on.
HUNGER MoB$.--The Hunger Mobs
in New York and Philadelphia do not re-
ceiye much notice in the recent papers at
those cities. On Thursday evening Of
last week, in New York, Mrs. RGQk at
,enpted to address crowd of some two
Hundred 'workingmen, but was crowded
off the stand by row dies. The Goddess
of Liberty then returned home with her
hoops somewhat crushed. In Philadel-
phia on Friday about G.000 men assem-.
bed, passed some sensible resolutions not
containing the word fight and went
peaceably to their homes.
For NIcARAGUA.--Gen. Inn. U0Iher,
of Nicaraguan uoto,iety, was arrested on
the Ilth inst, at New Orleans, on the al
fdayit Of the custom house officers. aIleg-
ing an intended armed expedition from
the United States, but was Immediately
released after giving bail in the sum OF
$4,000. Subsequently, Gen. w. esca,
ned on the Mobile mail boat, with three
hundred mon, and is now on the steamer
Fashion with a large number of men and
military provisions on his way TO NIcaIa'
qua. He will commence depredatlons
with an army of 1000 men.
SUGAR CANE MILL--Capt. HIM. A.
Jackson, has planned Sugar Gaze Mill
which. it is said, will completely crush
the cane and fully press out the juice.
We have no doubt but that in a few years
every farmer will maze his own sugar
and mo)asses. -
DR., ELDERS LIFE OF DR.. kANE.-N
are authorized by the publishers. Messrs
.ChiLds s. Peterson, COZ Arch Street
Philadelphia, to say that the above WORE
will no, be ready for delivery un'il some
,,me in December or January next, bn
the delay in the publication of the work
will add greatly 10 its interest, as the pub
,she,s have been enabled 10 procure
much valuable material Of late.
DeAp.-Mf. Robert Y Conrad, jr.
If WINCHESTER. died suddenly on saiur
J,v last. His demise is regretted ty al
win kpew him.