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4ALXyAzNIsm AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS

EALXANGsm AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
VI OF METALS
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public of the
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his Inc with dispatch and in mRnAern 10 be surpassed by
any house In the Union.
Watches, Table Services Casters Waters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls ETC. GIlDE and SIINERED in the best Style
u&ments, Lamps, Lusre, and Candelahras
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other known application steam steam ranu
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l. Irequres pressure of 80 pounds steam strike
BNtery.n
2 ItreQuiresno additional water for the boilers
g. It's pipes ''scalep require cleaning.
l. Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
body juice, that aud hard grained made
o. The steam being all condensed and returned to tho boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gilmans Bagase Furnace is uSedoue
pair cylinder boilers 80 inches diameter and 81 feet long
with 9lman Bagasse Furnace furnish grind the
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IME-Th9mason, Utica Alton and other Lime for sale
II by ALFRED KEAREY,
myl7 u Magazine street.
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The Boston Post has the following synopsis of Mr.,
Burlingames speech, at late political meeting in
Boston
Following Dr. Phelps came Burlingame. After a
careful study Of this gentlemans speech, we are en-
abled to make the following analysis the power ana
force Of the argument will be obvious to every one
EEordiu1R-Hoorah! it's all right! 44rsumea-lst
premises Feow-Gitizens, you are great people; ID
premses-l am great man Conclusion = You
must elect me. Pg0rati0n-Hfi yahI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05
SARSA P 4RILLA LOZENG ES,
simple and Comrnumd

"A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
IA MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

DYEING-J, B9NTEMPs DYER AND sCouRER, 90
- Bourbon and IS Royal Streets has the honor to inform the
public that he has just assumed the control Of the Dyeug Es
abshment No Is Royal street. and that it will be continued
on The same principle he has heretofore conducted his old
Enlistment No. 81 Bourbon seet-careul attention to bust
ness and prompt ulfmeut of contracts As he has per5eyeed
in this for the past twelve years the public may rest sat
ished there will be no deviation in the future.
m3o 50 Bourbon ard Il Royal streets
THE GRAND TERRE ISLAND, ABOUT .
miles long, fronting the Cuff and from ~ 10 miles deep
Of which 600 have been under cultivation
plantation with usual ordinary improvements It's situated wet
Louisiana
The Messrs FoRSTALL own it, and propose sell it
COMPANY, for
TdIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in onr years in AT . and years bearing per cent
interest rsm date They also subscribe SJO in stock
for ter leaving $50 900 be made up by others
WEenlt proposed to Orgat 2e company to be known as
THE GRAND IEKRE HOTEL COMPANY,
and TO have Incorporated under the acts OF the Legislature Of
this State with view the erection of Hotel on said slnd
md creating
A SUMNER RESORT,
or Watering Pa and the profitable disposition in Lots Of the
landed portion Said Company to have its office established
and located in New Orleans.
Each share said Company to Five Hundred Dol
lars.
The Book Of Subscription the ock now al the Office
Of y, !. Ricardo Notary Public. - Camp street,
N B-Ten at the end Of the island were sold to
or a mil itFry gtnt on m
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WOLFEs AROMATIC SCHEIDAR sCHEAPFR.
NJ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any OF tbs
articles contained IN the above catalogue will find 1t to ed
vantage b calling Or sending their orders above where will
% found the assortment Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES In the United States and lowest prices
Please aucress. j. WRIGHT 4 co,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
MIN NOE Ial and u lMartrRE street Naugi lrLnanR.
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ARTICLE XII.

At all meetings of the stockholders and elections
jOy of the stock represented at such meetings shall govern
except that SUCH meetings called for the purpose Of ncreas
ing diminishing the capital stock Of the Company for any
the purposes enumerated in the fifth section Of the of the
Legislature OF Louisiana entitled An act for the organization
of corporations for works Of pubic Improvements and utyl
approved March 18th 1855 shall be composed OF persons hold
ing in their right agents for others At eRs three
the stock of Company in order take valid and
binding action in the premises all other meetings Of stock
holders and at all elections, majority OF those present and
renra utnh- LRll -NNeLn-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
859GBB5I3AI80U
From the New York Mercury.
THE RANGERS BRIDE ;
OR,
THE PRIZE OF THE NEUCES
BY II. c. CLINTON.

1t was late hour, one evening in Oc
tober, when lone hunter, or ranger, as
Ihey are called in that region, with his
rife thrown carelessly over his shoulder.
was leisurely ssuntering along the banks
of the Nerces River. He was Of medium
height. with the broad, manly chest and
free bearing which is peculiar 10 those
who make the free forest their home !; and
despite the swarlhiuess Of his cheeks, his
features were well-lormed and handsome.
And, from the intelligence sparkling in
his eye, and the broad, jeslIc-looking
brow, one became impressed with the
fact that he was not native OF The forest,
and had seen other climes in earlier days.
Nor did his countenance indicate that
grief or affection had driven him TO his
present life His face beamed with the
radiant pleasure and freedom Of surround
ing nature. and lie often lei forth his feel
ings in snaiches Of song, or indul ged in
careless whistle.
1t is well-remembered, that, when the
fame of the Texan Rangers became first
known TO the world, many bold and ad-
venlurous spirits, flushed in the prime Of
manhood, cast off the lrammels Of sOcie-
~, and the strife Of the commercial world,
and, bidding farewell 10 friends and home,
departed Tor the southern wilds. resolved
10 share lis dangers ana adventures.
Henry Woodward was one of these.
Attaining his majority, with patrmony
several thousand dollars, his bold spirit
thirsied lor excitement and, removing to
me lar west lie purchased rancho upon
the Neuees River, Joined the Rsngers.
and now, at the age Of twenty five. was
experiencing as much pleasure as be could
well appreciate.
Ii is needless 10 say that the RANGER we
have described and Henry Woodward are
one and the same. He was ius, re,urn.
ing from days hunt, which had proved
rather Profless, as his wet garments at.
tested, il having rained nearly the entire
day. 1t had cleared up, however. as the
sun went down. and now, as the stars
began to peep out from above, the ranger
seemed to have forgotten his drenching,
Si anu went on his way as merrily as though
MS 1u1hng-bag was full of game.
b.n1 nE mad just diverged from the rivers
and I, h. o avoid strip OF. dense chapparel.
tbouoIs, san 10 hum merry song, as he
eapa s"Uusns , Of his being near home. when his
onn.rseT e,e pierced by thrilling shrek,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

all mite. You orIer seed me when go.
home. | roared, | snorted, cavorIed,
Iafed an hoIIered, croed like rooster
| dansed about, an cot more caPers than
yer ever hearn tell on, till dad thought
was crazy, an got a rope to ii me with.
dad, I'm gwine TO be marTld.'
"Marrid ~ bawled dad.
"Marrid !" squaIled nam.
"Yes, msrrid,' ses |, 'marrid all over,
marrid to be shore-jined in wedlock-
hooked on fur wusser or fnr better, iur
life and fur deth, TO Sal, | am--that very
thing.
With that l ups and tells EN- all about
it from AIpher to Omeger. They wus
all mitely pleased and nifty wilIin, and
went to bed as proud as young rooster
with his fust spurs. Oh, JehosOphar,
but didn't l feel good, and keep giuln
that way all mite. didn't sleep wink,
but kept a roIIin about, and a lhinkin an a
lhinkin tell fcII like my cup Nv haPpl'
ness wur chock full, pressed, an a runnin
over. I'll tell yu, sum Nv these days,
about the weddin and all nv that, an Low
| dun. and Sal she dun, an so forth an ST
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

Have we not spent year together Are
not our natures--ouI educations one
Have not our fortunes been cast in these
wiIds ? And are we not happy here !
And
Harry She fell forward, and buried
Ler lace in his bosom.
Say no, if you do not love me- said
Harry, shaking with emotion.
Love you, Harry love you y she
cried, as her quivering arm enclrcled his
neck. And then Harry could not tell
why Mary fell back with wild hystericaI
laughter, ill The tears gushed unbdden
from her eyes.
Speak Mary what does this mean
END This suspense = cried Harry.
She checked her sudden joy--for such
il was--and looked through her tears into
his eyes.
Love YOU, Harry she said, Il know
not whether il is love or idoIatIy, but from
The hour when was robbed Of my poor
father, knew that had no friend but
YOU in the wide world, and The very ten.
drills of my being clung to you. In your
presence have experienced every joy,
and shared every bounty at your hands.
am unworthy Of you, Harry, but | do
love you with every impulse of my soul.
But
What, Mary ?
i never dared 10 dream Of being your
wife.
But you will, Mary ?!
IF you wish it, yes and grasp a
crownng JOY !
Thanks, Mary = he exclaimed, kissing
her. 'Henceforlh | shall place double
value on my prize of the Neuces y
And l. she answered, shall feel a
double pride in being free RANGER S
! RRIDF y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
What's the Cause Of it?

Considering the season, great many
marriages are being perpeiraled. what
is the cause This is not leap year. 1t
canno, be free love- for 'ha, repudiates
the marriage tie. Is il the hoops which
make the ladies' unusually bewitching :
OrIsi something that haun,s the at
mosphere, and makes epidemic the con-
nubial inclination ? If last winter had
been severe one we might account for
these weddings. There is nothing like
snow Tor generating that sensation OF do
nestle affection which precedes the mar
riage sentiment. Sleighing makes brisk
work for the minister. There is some
thing very connubializing in being tucked
under The same buffalo robe with pair
OF lips that lCW meet yours somenmes
when you attempt 10 whisper IN your
.nelchbor's ear. Repeated jolis uW
throw the rinelctted head upon your bo-
som. And when that accident frequently
occurs, YOU cannot help entertaining Sc
rinus thoughts. You cannot help asking
yourself if, were it disposed TO remain
here all the time, you could not easily
give up the club, and thus escape soda
and headache for many morning. II
YOU wish TO escape 'enlangling alliances,
we repeat, never venture upon a sleieu-
ride. If you must, peElo!ce, select TOT
partner some ancient splnster, Tor whom
your reverence will neurslze all atlec.
Iioua,e pendants. or else be sure TO wear
min shoes, for cold feet may be called
perlec, sntdote TO love, even in the most
IinRammable system.--N. Y. Mercury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
OUR FLAG.

Shall bastard hands insult our flag,
And tarnish lis bright fame ?
No-weIl defend lis spacious folds,
And guard lis sacred name.
Let British tyrants have care
How they inhict stain
Upon our glorious "SrARs AND STRIPES
Upon the raging MAIN.
We fought before for 'Sailors' Rights
And nai'd our colors high
A beacon light for the Oppressed,
And bid their tears be dry.
We beat "THE MISTRESS OF THE Seas"
Upon Lake Erie's" crest,
And drove 1.-THE LloN" to his den,
To take his needed rest.
At"New Orleans" we showed them fight
Behind our "COttOn Bales. "
And that same spirit burns to-day
In fact it never fails.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
-----I----I1|l7lIl7-17- -
Making a Fortune.

Everybody, We take ii, who has nota
fortune already, wants TO acquire one, but
--as general ,hing--has an idea that II
is a very difficult thing TO do. This is a
grand mistake. Nothing is easier than
making fortune, if one is willing 10 pay
for it. The law Of compensation, by
which mundane affairs a;e governed, de-
mands that we shall give something as an
equivalent for everything we have. We
buy our happiness with su!ierlng--our
health with care and self-depIal--our lib.
erty with eternal vigilance and so on
why should We not buy fortune, too -!
Any boy of ordinary intellectual and
physical capacity or nearly ordlnary..-7
may hope To become wcalIby-iD -iDdepen-i
dentIy rich-.if he is spared hll middle
age; but he must work Tor it. II he v ants
fortune enough, he can 90 into steady.
honest business...it matters lille what
and, By sticking close 10 h, and saving CIV. ;
cry penny he gets, above what his abso-
Lutte necessities require, will soon lind
himself master Of the first thousand dol
lars which are so hard TO get, and upon
winch a million can so surely be built.
81 that time The fortune seeker has his
head and shoulders through the gate. and,
if his determination holds out, noIhlng can
keep him from success. ....s 1aj gai
Whenever we hear young man COM
planning Of his CHARGES Of future poverty,
and Of The mpossiblily Of overcoming IL,
we always suspect that he is not sincere
in his desire for eallh. he wants for
tune, doubtless, but not enough 10 work
for it. He likes liue present ease and
pleasure, and had Ialher 90 without lis
hereafter than be deprived Of ;bese now.
1t is not for Us 10 say whether heis
right or wrong--,whether a man is jas'I-
fed in sacrificing his prcscul entirely TO
gain. in order 10 be relieved from all sac
fifices in later Iife OF lbai, each one
must be his own Judge. All we claim, Is
that every man may obtain wealth. n he
wants il bad enough 10 pay tie l4lr mar
kci price--.i E., what the average ol those
who acquire il have 10 pay as an eqnisa-
lent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
OUR GIRLS.

Our girls they are pretty,
And gentle and witty,
As any the world ever knew,
Talk not about Spanish,
Circssslan or Danish,
Or Greeks near the summer skies blue
But give me our Iasses,
As fresh as the grasses
When sprinkIed with roses aud dew.
Each lip like blossom,
Each fair swelling bosom
AS white as the high drifted snow,
With eyes softly flashing
Like spring bubbles spIashing
Der hill rocks to valleys below
All smiling with beauty,
All doing their duty,
Where shall we for lovier go
O, ours are the falrest,
The sweetest, the rarest,
The purest, the fondest | see,
Their hearts ere the trues,,
Their eyes are the bluesl,
Their spirits are so noble and free
O, give me no other.
True love, sister, mother,
Our own are the chosen for me.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

HURRY UP. GiRLs.---A writer has COM
puted that woman has lost half her
chances Of marriage al her 20tb year al
twenty three she has LOST three fourths OF
her opportunities; and al twenly-slx
sevcn.eighis Of her chances are gone.
1860 will be leap year. the delightful sea-
son, when. by comm,n consent, he isl'
sex csn Intimate their preference. Look
al the facts presented above. and then I'M
prove The advantages OF thai year. De-
lays are dangerous. ,cA. 90
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
Gabriel Blow Your Horn,
OR, FAMILY SECRETS.

In Coles county, Illinois, there lived a
nan named Isaac DodsoR and his wife,
who we're both firm believers in the
prophecy Of Father Miller; and not doubt
ing, for moment, the correctness OF their
prophets calculations, they set about ma.
king active preparations for the eVenIlu
Gav that was to terminate the existence Of
all sublunary things. After having "set
their house in order," The following con-
versalion took place:
Husbund..-My dear wife, | believe |
have made every preparation for to-mor-
row. have forgiven all my enemies,
and prayed for the forgiveness of all my
sins, and feel perfectly calm and resign
ed.
UIfe--WelI, husband, believe am
ready for the sound of the trumpet.
HuSband--l am rejoiced 10 hear ii: but
my dear wife, have no doubt there are
many little domestic secrets which we
have kept hidden from each other, which,
had they been known at the time of thclr
occurrence, might have produced unpieas.
ant feelings, but as we have one day more
TO live, let us unbosom ourselves freely 10
each other.
Uifc--Well husband, You are right;
there are some 1.-THE things that | never
told yOu, and which intended should re.
main between me and my God, but, as
we have one day left, reckon il is right
to make a clean breast 10 each other.
I'm ready--begin.
Hu3bamd--No, dear, you begin.
UIfe--No, husband, you begin, for ]
cannot.
HuyJand.--No You know, my love
that Paul says hus bands have the right 10
command their wives. is your duty,
as a Christian woman, TO obey your hus.
band and the father of your children so
begin, love.
U?fe.--Tn the sight Of God, l reckon
lis right. SO | tell you, dear husband,
our eldest son. William, is not your child!
HuSJand.--Great God Mary, | never
dreamed Of you being untrue 10 me /! Is
that so
UTfe lin tears)---Yes, God forgive me,
il is true know that did very wrong,
and am sorry for it; but in an evil hour ]
fell; and there's no help for il now.
Hsband..- William not mine. In the
name of God, whoSe chiid is he ?
Ui1e.- .---He's Mr. Grahams, the con-
stable Tue Lord be near your poor
wife.
Husband.-So William amt my child!
Go on
HIfe We'll, our daughter Mary,
named af;er me, aini yOurn neither.
Husband--- SdiUdtiOn ! Talk on.
Mary. talk right out. Who's Msry's fa-
ther!
U1e--Mr. Carpenter, the man that
built The meeting house, and went TO The
lower country.
Husband (resigned).-Well as there is
but one day more. III bear it; so, go on,
If you have anything else.
U9fe.--Well, there Is our youngest.
Husband-..I suppose Tommys not
mine
Uife.--No, my dear husband, Tommy
that we both love SO well, amt youTn
neither!
HusbGnd-- -Merci)u Lord! Is lha'I
so ? In the name Of the blessed Saviour,
who's is be
UJfe--He's the one-eyed sbOe-maker's
that lives al the forks OF the road
Husband-. Well, by Jehosaphat II
that don't beat me GabrieltblOw yodr
horn VAST TO GO Now !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
Peter Sporum's Courtship.

| luved Sal, and had made up my mind
10 marry her, if could get her but how
10 do the courtin' bothered me. luved
her harder and harder every day, and |
had an idea that she had sortor a snea.
king kindness for me, but how TO do the
thing up rite peslered me orfuI--l got sum
Iuv book, and red how the fellers got
down on their marrerbones and talked like
poets, an how the gals lhay wud 90 into
a softer lranse, and then how they wud
gently fall into the felIeI's arms but sum
how or other, that way Of couriin' didn't
suit my notion. asked nam how dad
coated her, but she sed it had bin so long
lhs, she'd furgot all about it, (Uncle Jo
alters sed nam dun all the coarinG.) Al
last | made up my mind TO go il blind,
for lhiS thing wus fairly consumn' my
yilals; so goes over to her daddy's, and
when | got thar, ] sol like fool, lhlhkin
how TO begin. Sal sed somelhin wus a
trublin Nv me, an ses,
'Aint you sick, Peter"
She sed this nifty sa(t like.
'Yes--no'---ses that isl amt ad-
zactIy WE'LL thought Id cum over 10
mite ses |.
Peter ses she. phar's sumlhin trub,
lin you powerful, no, an its nifty roDg
for you to keep it frum body, fur an in
nard sorror is a consumin fer.
Sal thus opened the road, and b:oke
ground.
Ses |, "SaI 90 you luv emmy body ?"
"WeIl," ses she, "thar's dad-an nam
--an "a counlin on her fingers all the
time, with her ise sorler shet like feller
shootin wv gum an thar Sold Plde, "
| that wur old COW Nv hern--''and | cant
think Nv emmy body else jis now," ses
she.
Now this wur orful for feller in luv {;
so arIer a while | tries another shute.
Ses |, "Sal, I'm powerful lonesum al
home, an sum;imes think ef only had
nice putty wife TO luv an talk 10 an 10
move an have my being with, wud be
tremenjus happy feller."
With that she begins and names over
all the gals in five miles up thar, an never
wunst coue nigh namin Nv herself, and
sed oIler git one Nv them. This sorler
got my dsnGer up, so hitched my cheer
up close TO hern, and shel my ise and
sed--
Sal yu are the very gal I've been a
hankerin arler for long time, ! luv you
all over from The sole of yore he'd 10 The
foot Nv yore crown, an don't keer who
nose it, an ef you sa so, we'Il be jined tu-
gether in The holy bons Nv maITlmony,
pluribus unum, world without end,
ses |. felt so relieved. With that she
fetched sorter Nv scream, and alter a
willie ses--
What Sally" ses |.
Yes" Peter, you can have me, ses
she, hlden wv her putty face behind her
hans.
You may depend upon i'll felt good.
"GloIy +! Glory y ses /. could have
jumped over ten rail fense-,and with
that sorler sloshed myself down by her,
aud clinchsd her. and seeled the bargain
with kiss, and sich kiss--lalk about
yer shugsr--,alk about yer merlasses,
talk about yer blackberry jan, yer couid'i
a got me 10 cum nigh, lhay wud all q
tasted sour after that. .9 ss5fsse ei
Oh these wimmin, how good an how
bad, how hi All how 10 thay can make a
feller feel. Ef Sails daddy hadn't hol-
Io-oJ on, q, ,.ur ,ioDa fur all nuaSt fill a.
10 be in bed, | do believe Id slaid thar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

An impeluous volunteer, while praei,-
cling tie military science alone in hIs gar
den. pumbled backwards iDio diieh.
His wife hurried TO his assistance. and
implored him 10 say whether or not ne
was hvt, The reply was:
go away, woman. what 60 you know
about war. os
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

DEATH OF ! mRgE BRoTHERs,--A few
weeks ago. says the IlsgsIsiown foreb,
.we announced 10 Two successive numbers
o! our paper, the deaths Of Jacob aud
Daniel II. Schnebly, oIi and highly res
pecIsbe citizens Of mis- county. and This
week we have TO record the death Of an
other brother. Mr. Henry Schnebly which
occurred al Peoria. Illinois, on ,he same
day bis brother Daniel expired in this
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

BEWARE OF lDLESEss.---Tbis is the
lime Of year when Incidence is esteemed
luxury but by all means avoid lis fat
terieS aud iIs ppmIsesa and do,nos stop
doing something IS long as you are a.
wake. When The devil has any ODD Joo
TO do, he always looks about for some idIe
man TO DO IL and Whenevtr any great
crime has been perpeIrAlsd. Tie pol,ce---
sagacious fellows i-..inVailstly look a.
mong lbe idle and dlssoluts TO 6nd the
criminal. Persons who are always use-s
fully employed are aeSer houbled by The
man with The club and the star. and have
no occasion 10 whistle their courage up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

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