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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

York Yacht squadron, were spectators Of the con
test
The August term of the Court Of General Sessions
was commenced yesterday. Recorder Barnard occu-
plying the bench. A quorum Of Grand Jurors couic
not be obtained, but sufficient numtes vii undoab!-
edy be present this morning TO effect an organi5a'
ton. Judge Russell sentenced Leroy Ruscher, ia
dicted for the murder Of John Mccarthy, to impri-
sonment for life in the State prison. 1t will be 10
membered that at the last term of the Court he
pleaded guilty to manslaughter In the first degree.
The chiefsnsscon In cotten yesterday consisted orth
sale Of about bales In ansu, private terms The
sales on the spot confined 70 about SOC bales
baes q about 1855 for m'ddng uplsnds Flour VIA
Unfair request and wi mer Market the sales reached
about 1900 bbls whes, irregular Cor common an
inferior qualities while good TO prime were r tbs
sales footed about SO coo bushels Corn was firm ana
active the sales embraced about Is 900 900 bushels
Of rates given In another place Sales mess pork
made At SIT As sl7 Co. and Of prime a si4 10 s4 rs
Other provisions were in fair request prices
statement Of the stocks OF pork and beef In this market
viii be found elsewhere. Sugars were active ani nrm,
with sales Of about 500 hhds at prices given in another
column Freight engagements moderate ana easier
Tor -four end grain to Liverpool About 5000 bushels
wheat were taken for London In bags u Sd
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SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS AT THE NoRrH The
South CarO,ni0n is gratifed TO hear that the mum
Der Of Southerners at our watering places isvery
small, and says that IL lisa wholesome punish.
ment to the community Of the North TO let
them feel that the South is deeply disafiected by
the continued agitation of questions meant to
affect her institutions" This is simply non.
sense. There are very few travellers or hotel
sojourners from any section al the watering
places, partially on account Of the hard times
Of last winter, partially on account of the in
creased European travel, partially on account
OF the extortions of the landlords and their
servants, but particularly because the extension
of railway communication has opened new
placers of health and recreation People
North and South have become tired of the old
round Of travel to Cape May Newport and
Saratoga, and have sought out new routes The
Soutberners can find in Virginia and Tennessee
splendid mountain scenery, with medical
springs, potent in curing the ailments peculiar
TO their climate and habits and they can there
End society congenial to their tastes As the
facilities Of travel are increased, we shall find
Northen summer emigration setting towards
the Southern spring.. Our people are fond Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03
tn. Horse Exhibition st Springfield aud the
REGATTA.
SraINopIFT,p. Anrust 9. Ia59.

SfHlNGFIELD, August z, 1913.
A public meeting OF the citizens OF Springfield
was held this evening TO make arrangements for the
entertainment of the visiters,who vii, At
tend the third national exhibition OF horses. The
Mayor Of the city presided, ard large aud important
committees were appointed
The ciiizeps Of Springfield have raised Eve kaa.
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Change, ard anxious to opec up the beautes OF
our country, Of which we know comparatively
nothing ssy yet. The attempt of tie Caros'siaa
to trace the depletion of the cid fogy watering
places to political feeling is absurd in tue ex-
tTerue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

DC looked TO BY. our government, and the oppsr-
tune moment for doing good should not be al
lowed to paes away without action.
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pennsylvania Politics.

HARRISBURG, Penn, August 2, 1853.
The Peoples County Convention assembled here
To- day. and approved the course Of Senator Cameron
and representative Kunke. resolution approving
of Mr.. Cameron for the Presidency was not acted
npon.
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The Ministerial Crasas In Canada.

TORONTO, August 2, 1853.
AT the reassembling of the two Houses this after
noon there was an immense rush for places to hear
the official announcement Of the new ministry. The
excitement out of doors was intense and the Speak
or had no sooner taken his seat than all the galleries
were filed with anxious spectators.
Some routine business having been DISPOSED of in
the lower House, Mr.. Patrick rose and stated that
he had been instructed to announce to the House
the names of the new administration. They were
as follows
George Brown, Inspector General and Premier.
James Morris, Speaker of the Legislative Council.
Michael Foley, Postmaster General
John s. Mcdonald, Attorney General Of Canada
West.
oliver Mowatt, Provincial Secretary
DIR. Conner, Solicitor General OF Lower Canada
I-V. Drummond, Attorney General of Canada East.
g. b. Doron, Commissioner OF Crown Lands.
M. ThibeaudeAu Bureau Of Agriculture.
NJ Lemieux, Receiver General.
l.. II. Holton, Public Works.
NJ Laberge, Solicitor General of Canada East.
The names of Messrs. Drummond, Dorion and
Thbeaudcau elected loud laughter and ordinations
from the supporters of the late Ministry.
Mr.. Patrick said that he was not authorized to
make any statement that occasion of the views OF
the new government in regard TO the measures be-
fore the House. but that he hoped to be able to do 30
TO
On the motion that a new writ be issued
for Montreal, vacated by Mr.. Dorien's acceptance
of Office, Mr.. Langevin moved that the resolution
be amended by adding 10 it the following Words
THAT this House, while ordering the said writ must
at the same time state that the administration the
formation Of which has created this vacancy, does
not possess the confidence Of this House and the
country" The amendment gave rise to a vehe-
ment debate, in which Mr.. Cauchon, the Hon. Ham
ilton Merritt Mr.. Gait. Mr.. NORM, Mr.. Peche and
Mr.. Mailman took part
AT six o'clock the House adjourned for an hour and
a half.
The debate will probably last all night.
In the upper House the conduct Of the members
Of the new administration was violently assailed.
In both Houses il Is believed that the majority
against them will be large although immense efforts
are being made by them to win over supporters. The
only alternative left will be dissolution and this
the Governor General is violently opposed 10. You
will by the tone Of the article In the Globe Of this
morning that the new administration are prepared
TO resort TO extreme measures
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Bloody Battle between the sioux and Chip
psvva Indiana.

CHICAGO, August 2, 1858.
The tribune learns from gentleman just arrived
from Minnesota, that bloody battle occurred be
tween band of the Sioux and Chippewss, near Big
stone Lake, on the Ilth July. Twenty of the Sioux
al .Io.a. or the ChinneMas were killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

Thus stands this matter at prcecnt. Secretary
Cobb, under the influence Of members Of Con-
gres in this region, disagees with Collector
Schell on the important personsges 10 Gil the
$1,000 and $500 appointments of this COL
lection district II Mr.. Cobb, guided by the
influence of certain members of Congress, pos
sessed the pluck of Mr.. Guthrie, and Mr. Bu-
chanan the vacillation Of poor Pierce, We should
have another Bronson affair In less than three
weeks. The contest about the spoils Of the
Custom House, il the Secretary and the Col
lector are equally obstinate, will soon become
exceedingly interesting to the family of Tam.
many Hall, as well as TO all outsidera Let the
Secretary and the Collector hold on each to his
different position, and then we shall zee some
curious results.
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and the whole world. But there is no menace
II this mighty growth: rather il there in il the
Rainbow Of peace to the whole world. 1t il the
liberation Of man from the time worn theories
O. k'ng'crsfs. The European isea that men
hiong to the country is displaced by the Anne
r'can idea that the country belongs to the men.
II man does not like the coil or the climate
where he was born, he is free to go to any
other, and in 60 doing he carries with him the
RICH. of self government. These convictions
will carry men into the territory between the
heed Of Lake Superior and the Rocky Noun
taiDs, and if the soil and climate are good they
will settle there. AS for the Hudsons Bay Com
paDy, it will follow the beaver and the musk
rat, and these will soon disappear before the
unerring rife Of the American settler. If Mr..
Roebuck wishes to know still more about the
difference between English and American civili-
zatiou we advise him to study the progress of
Western Canada, and compare it with that of
our Western States; 70 look into the moral and
social condition Of the blacks in the British
dominions, and compare it with those in ours;
and, above all, to reflect upon the value of q
creased cartridge a. q propaganda of evan
gelical civilization in British India.
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would have oos million dollars 70 have secured the
grant, while a tho same time By the expenditure Of NIL
lion and half payable In s stock the Chicago company
should have secured the prize, vosd MT every citizen and
etsry aoctAo,dr hos udpsod is for our anpidly Would
they mot tainted with the oss OF land worth ten
or twelve miilonsf Would they Justly have tainted
us with the los Of the business Of our State and Of the
great Northwest worth hundreds OF mlllionsS And al
dollars, payable in ave years, within which time might
reasonably be expected The road would be hnshed 70 IA
ssie o. The Land pay many iimes that amount such
would have been the greeting We should have received
and We ssoud have had the ss,iscton Of ssyss that
had used the money nor credit 70 buy land
with that had no, bribcd any body nor offered any
brbe: that hands clean company bankrupt,
cty prostraie and Chicago quietly enjoying the fruits
Of our ioly.
"Stupidity" is the term which this moraEst
of the new school applies 10 designate that re-
gard for truth and honor which would restrain
any honest man from Offering bride. lie
raises his brazen countcnancc, and. with an ef-
frontcry which the most abandoned profiigate
might envy him, asks the high minded citizens
of an American city IL they would not have
blamed him for his stupidity" had he failed
to make use Of all the materials for success
Just 70 would he have argued had he gone into
the sacred courts Of justice and brbcd the judges
on the bench to decide case in controversy
wherein the company was party, in favor OF
the company and against law and equity. He
would have asked then, as he asks now, whether
IL he had not done 20 every citizen and every
stockholder would not have blamed him for bis
stupidity. "To such complexion have we come
atlastr
Further on he says
feel Mat We discharged duty faithfully and hon
eslv and know II no lao, human ov Dirine,
,oeh should prevent me 6srecorsl ror, gv'rp cnd ne WEN
hrs n ne Ieoafurs from reoersroAs Uncomfortable gro
tutcs ,Chsch made.
DO VIC really live IL Christian community,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29

in The system that is under lis inhuence-lts
hle.quickening power nfuseS strength TO Tue
weak feeble and inirm. No matter what me
cause of the pain may be, dose or application
will instantly stop it. ,,
Railways Regulators a'e in the form OF runs
elegantly coated with and when taken WILL
[ not occasion nausea or sickness-theT ONCE Is
TO regulate the organs of the system TO healthy
and regular action, 10 edualIze the circulation OF
blood, and expeI all difficulties and causes OF
6eranpemenis from The liver, stomach, bowels,
kidneys, heart, skin, nerves, bladder, and mus
curing radidly all diseases located IN either OF
the organs of the body or in the general system
Every lady should keep box of these PMS on
hand They are the most certain Regulators
you can take.
Radway's Renovatng Resovent is for the
cure of all diseases OF chronic, constitutional,
or scrofulous character.
SKIN ERUPTIONS,S SORES, SAT- RHEuM'
IBUMORS. &c. These remedies are pleasant
to take, quick in action, and safe. No INJURY
can result from their use. Let The SICK give
Them trial. RAILWAY d Co.,
lG2 Fulton Street, New orE.
R. R. R. Remedies are sold 10y all respectable
Druggists in the United States and Canadss,
and by Merchants, in places where there Is no
Druggists.
II CHARLES HARPER, Agent, sheP-
herdstowh, Va.
New York, January 9, 1858. sly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29
LET THEM BE TRIED !
Railways Method of Cure is
SIMPLE. QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL!

There j.: no pain, however torturous or eX-
cruciating, but that simple application OF
Rad,cag's Ready Relief will Instantly stop and
quickly allsy the most violent spasms, milan
nation and congestions. There is 10 disease,
however long it may have become established
in the system, whether constitutional, chronic,
humorous or of loathsome character, but that
Rad,cau's Renorating Resident will eXtermlnate
and infuse nep life, new blood, and neT erts-
tencs throughout The broken-down and emacia-
ted organizations Of the body.
Ifby lrregularity or otherwise the organs OF
the system become deranged and incapable OF
performing their several functions;-if the LiV-
er, Heart Bowels, Stomach, Bladder, Kidneys
Skin, Nerves, Blood, etc, are at fault, a
dose or two of Radtcays Regulators will restore
health and regularity TO every organ through
out the body. They force each and every or,
gan TO the natural performance of its duty, and
thus keep up regular and healthy circulation
Of the blood.
If a dose Of Radrray's Regulators were swat
lowed the moment person !eeis uh"e'i, VI
when any unpleasant symptom appears, there
would be no further trouble, for the diseased
action would be arrested, and healthy action
re.estabiished. On one fact The SICK may de-
peud-THAT DISEASE CANNOT GROW IN THE sfs-
TEN FORTIFIED AND UNDER The INFLUENCE of
THE r. r. X. REMEDIES.
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The Shepherdstown Register

+, nublished weekly at % year positively 10
10 laid before the year expires. No paper dis.
continued 20 Except at the option of the editor
until all arrearages are paid up. Single cope,
g. cents. 81 o,o s,r.ro ., l.,
,on,s for The first Insertion, and 25 cents for
ooch insertion thereafter-larger ones in the
same proportion. Advertisements not marked
Sa a opv speci6ed time are continued till forbid
and charged accordingly A deduction made 10
ilose wno advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for ad.
vertising are strictly confined 10 Merchandiz.
;nr-adyertising of a different nature will DO
liable to extra charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29
AGENCY Dr. LITE & FIRB INSURANCE.
r. w. HERBERT,

CONTINUES to give prompt attention 20 all
| J branches of the Insurance Business, and is
nrenared TO negotiate LIFE IND FIRE IN
SURaNCE in any amounts required, IN the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford,
Connecticut Franklin Insurance Company OF
Philadelphia and the Insurance Company OF
the Valley of Virginia.
With an experience of nearly eight years in
the business, and being possessed OF peculiar
advantages for ascertaining the strength OF all
Insurance Companies doing business in this
and the Northern States. Special attention
will be given TO placing risks only in ComPa-
MES of undoubted responsibility, and where
fair dealing may be relied upon Ill case oil
loss.
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mills, Barns, Fac
tories, Merchandise Household Furniture, and
every description of Personal Property III coun-
try or town, insured against loss or damage "
fire.
Life Assurance in the best Companies III the
United States.
The lives of slaves insured for two thirds OF
their value, at lowest rates for period OF one
to five years.
In all cases of loss, particular attention Is
given to secure TO the parties insured liberal
adjustment and prompt payment Of their
CLAIMS
Applications either in person or by letter
will be promptly attended 10, and any informa-
ton on the subject cheerlully given, if address
sed to JOHN / BRowN, Post Master, Charles
town. or B. ". HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County, Va.
P. S.-Agent's Post Office, ChaIestown
AZ Mr.. Herbert will visit Shepherdstown
on the lst Saturday in each month.
October II, 1857. 4S-lys
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that afflicted humanity are IN
herited as hierloD ms from the diseased bodies
of scky sires. scrofuIa, Consumption SSyPm'
ills, Fits, are among the nost common OF con
stitutional diseases Now we care not no"
many generations the seeds of these diseases
NAV hava been established in the system, cor
rupting the ood-Rad,ray's Renor%ing hesot-
rent will eradicate from the bodies OF the al
aicted every particle of diseased deposits, and
fiji the veins with new, pure and healthy blood;
Rad,rays Renoratng ResOIremt should be na' .tl
as blessing by every mother throuShout t'e
land whose infants are afflicted with sores
Humors, sc. These breakinSs out thus cary
are evidences of disease transmitted from t"e
parent stock. A few doses Of the Re"ora' q
Rcsolrent will eradicate every vls'igc Gi .ie
disease and insure the child sound ana near
thy body.
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,oxc CARRIE OF CERTIFICATES

(Since lS47. when we first commenced our
good work Of discovering remedies Tor tle re-
lief Of the pan-ridGen and diseased ana pre-
pairing the same for public use, we have inc
qualification of claiming TO have received
more letters of thanks and certificates OF cures
than all other medicine manufacturers ana
medicine practitioners in the world, put TO-
gether
The weight of the paper, on which SAID GER
tifcates and letters Of thanks are written, Is
over ten tons-and if said certificates were at
tached in one great roll, it would measure The
immense distance Of t,rentyseren thousand Sere''
hundred and forty mileS)
Among the Immense number of certificates are
l20,0 900 Rheumatism cured in from ten MN
utes to twenty-four hours.
10000 Chronic Rheumatism cured IN from
one week TO SIX weeks Pain relieved in few
moments. after its first application.
100000 Cases of Tic Doloureux and Neu,
raIgia. Pain stopped in a few moments, and
cured in from hall an hour to few days
100000 Gases of Burns, Scalds, Bruises and
other accidents. Pains stopped In a lew mo-
ments, and cured in day or so.
100000 Cases OF Diarrhea. Pains stopped
in few moments.
$4,000 Gases of Fever and Ague.
1000 Cases Of Scarlet Fever.
100 Cases of Yellow Fever, reported to us.
How many of this fatal disease have been cured
by the aid Of the Relief, not reported, we are
unable to say.
100000 Cases of Toothaches, Earaches,
Strains, Lumhagos, and pains in the legs, back,
etc, in from FIVE to twenty-five minutes.
5000 Cases of Asthma.
10000 Bronchitis, Catarrh, Lung Complaint,
etc.
10000 Cases of Syphilitic Rheumatism,
Nodes, and other venereal taints.
100000 Cases of Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Rush Of Blood to the Head.
5000 Cases of Cholera (Asiatic) in from
fifteen minutes to six hours.
Besides thousands and tens of thousands OF
everyday complaints OF no given name, that
every one is more or less subject to.
5000 Cases of Dyspepsia.
10000 Cases Of Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum,
Sores, Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimples,
Blotches and Humors of all kinds-cured by
the use of Renovatlng Resolvent. A change
for the better is felt by the sufferer OF the most
loathsome disease, in few hours after dose
Of the Resolyent is taken.
10000 Cases of Costiveness, Indigestion. Liv-
err Complaints, Heart Diseases, Kidney, Blad-
der and Urethra difficulties, cured BY few
doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS, dose
Of which once week will keep every organ in
the system in q healthy condition and force
them to due performance of their duties.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION /!
PHILADELP HIA.


A Benevolent Institution, established by specla
epdou ment for the relief Of the sick and dlstres'
sed, afflicted with VIueni and Epidemic
diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
such as SPERMATORRhGA, SEMI
IMPOTENCE, GONOR.
.RHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, thu Wee Of
.ONANISM, or SELF-ABUSE &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
of the awful destruction Of human lie, caused
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac'
tised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Qnacks, have directed their Con
sultino Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACI
worthy of their name, to give MEDICAL AID.
VICE GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted
who apply by letter, with description oil their
condition, (age, occupation, habits OF lie, &C.
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering,
o FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stIlution, established by special endowment, Tor
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases II has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to expend in advertising The above
notice. Ii is needless TO add that the Assocla'
ton commands The highest Medical skill OF the
age. and will furnish the NEST approved modern
treatment.
Jast Published, by the Association, Report
on spermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse'
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mall (n a sealed enveIoPe,) FREE or
CHARGE, on the receipt of two STAMPS
for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Con
suting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
June 6, 1851. 29-ly
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RApwAY's READY RELIEF.

All the inlirmitics, aches and pains mat are
saddIed upon tue crippled body, are readily re-
moved aud quickly exlermiuated by Radlray s
Ready ReH.t The rapidly with which 1t stops
the most agonizing pains and restores inc ID,
firm, nervous and bed-ridden TO ease, cou'or'
and renewed health, forms only unit oil i's
truly wonderful power. Those who nave 'e lGr
years fingered in misery, have been suddenly
relieved Of all pain,and enabled ID a &c houl -
disease and decrepitude have prevented.
rio great principles involved in the wonder
FIJI curative mowers Of RadtcGys Ready RehG,
are exclusively confined to these Remedies;
and it is the great medicinal principle Oh which
these Remedies are prepared, that renders
them so
CERTAIN. Quick AND ErFECTUAL.