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The Poets Illustrated.

The Poets Illustrated.
L0Rdoa EEHioHs, beautifully printed TatsS Papsr, %
SHper5 CaIf and H0rscc0 Bsadiggs.
Edgar Allen Poes Poems-Iiuatsd. LoagsiioH's Pesns
-tustaed- Evangsline-IIustrsied. Golden LersniTl-
Illustrated Voices Of the nght-fNusrafed Bzy Cornwall
-Iustrated Byants Poens-Iusratsd. Barns sons and
Poems-ulusrats Moo7ss Irish MeodesI Illustrated Keats
POenS-nlusassd WordsEortbs BaIads-IIustratsd Book
Of Celebrated POemsIustraed. seos Csr WaItsr) Poems
ILLUSTRATED ByrOn-Iusalsd, Childs HsrodIIusraasd
Poets o. The Nustsnth Ceutuy-lllustate Rhymes and
Rounaayes-nlastrAtsi, Lady o. tie LakeIIusafed Gold
smith-nlustrated The Deserted yags-Ilustratai. ne
fraEeer-Iustrated Pleasures o. Hop-nussisd. sinrs
Of he Brave TIE 1drs Dram and otlsr Poe1ls-nius
tAted Grays Elegy-Inustraed. Millions LAllegrO-Ilu
trated.
- Bibles Prayer Books, the editions Of the Standard
Works, Juvenile Books, Desks, Boxes, Bags Baekgaumcn
Boards, Chsumen, stsFeoseopc Instrumnts torh.
win great variety Of Fancy Articles
Fer sale by
W. 4. BERRY & CO..
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RHEUMATISM AND TooTHACHE.-A friend informs
us that, having seen it stated in e newspaper the
other day. that bruised horsersdish applied 60 the
wrist would cure rheumatism neuralgi or teOthaehe,
he resolved try it at once as he then suffer
ing with q violent pain in the shoulder. He applied
il according to direction ION the side where the pain
was locsted) and it cured him in less than FIVE min
tes It is worth trying-Athens RatehmaH,
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The stFafEOrd GaIlerys
TIE SRAKESPE4RE SISTERHO0D.

EoRTfFIyF TDEAL PORTRAITS, described By M. = y.
PALMER.
frustrated ''ia FiD' Eagrasiugs on ss oa Designs ~
Erilsnf Hr1lEs
In one Volume. Imperial svo Aasons Horrooc,
TIE plan Of this beautiful work as original as aasers
IL no respect is Il mere Reproduction o. @sskspeare SAL
srsss and "Heroines q shakspearss 50 veil known 10 h
trade but win striking novelty TASTE combine. tb ~ a.
ling quality Of Charles Lamb with the esfl - ~ IL.
Jameson.
The vorksa counterpart, and atng eonpauou to ia f
Noted WOnsn' Of Ms Mary coEiea Clarke the sRs5sb
licaa Court" o. Nr. GrisEoId
Among the Illustrations ideal portrait hifaiIy s,
Gnd realizing eye posc character already prssnss T.
he mind Of Juliet Losand Beaice, Viola. Desuona pss
Opbsls Pottia, Miranda Inogsn, Cor5s cIeopu Joan
Of arc, Hernione, Hero, Lady Macbeth and on.
Our neR cfccF0ns is he VIE o. Dr. J. Pal
er who te Goldau Dagou 90 many dne orenl sr-
ees in the New Cycopa and the Atlantic Monthly ys
IN; "Qusen's Heart "-goston T}laseTipf.
9. Women Of Beauty and HerOism, Grorn
Semiramis 90 Eugene.
Portrait Gallery Of Female LONELINESS, Ashsvoment and Tn
fuencg with nineteen Fae Steel EngviuEs. BY Frank Goo
rich author OF e Court Of Napoleon" One elegant TO vol
antique Morocco
3. The Court Of Napoleon; or, society
under rRe FIRST Empire.
superb Portraits Of Beauties, HsrOn By
Frank B. ooch. One elegant 4'o voi-, antique MofOoso
l. A Gallery Of Famous Poets.
Hdt Egfroiue0ry Essgy
b Psnf Henry CoFpee, Professor Of Engh Lsssure, the
University Of Pennsylvania Gorseousy Iissrltei - upwards
Of orc Hsrd Eag17iriags Steel. Rehiy lound in an
tique Morocco.
.. The Gallery of Florence.
Containing nearly T-0 Hvalrvr Sgpe5 Ea7aciags atF
Sculpture, after Raphsai, aiceai Angelo Guido, Rsuhrnf
Salvador Rosa, COrreggo, Tau- ns, Van Dyck,
Imperial folio volumes in Two.
ROberts's Views fn tao MoIy Land.
With Historca and Descriptive fez b Rev. DE- Croly En-
beilished with highly finished Drawings Lography
ully intel LaTary, vols, s7o., fau lloroceo.
q. BoydelHs illustrations OF ShnkoPeareiE
Dramatic Works.
Consisting Of one Hadraf psedif Eagrariggs afet
the most distinguished British Artists Two vo Elephant
Folio.
- Original London lso9 edition, aae Impressions.
5. The JosePhine GALLERY.
Elegantly illustrated with Eight heauthnl ora ~ Osrs-
o. TheAslantie Souvenir, for 1854
With T'cece Se Portraits o. Irving LongfeIioE Rsuss,
Bryant, SAKE, Halleek, Bayard Taylor, &e.
10. FaVOrite English Poems Of she I've
Last Centuries unabridged.
Illustrated with upEarls Of Tc0 Huared Elgruuiug ca
Wood, from DraEngs by the most euont artists vol svo
Morocco
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS e. CO.,
No. go Market street,
an FRIDAY, December 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ, We viii
" oEer for sale, Warehouse large assortment Of

GREAT SALE OF mAGNIFICEET PLATED
WTTARE, Fine Paintings Pictures, Alabasier Ware, Fine
w Italian Marble Figures, Designs, &C. peremptory. BENT
Shields win expose at public auction, at his ro0ms No a.
Friday morning. Dec. 18th 10 O'clock the largest most
varied assortment Of rich and desirable Fancy Goods get
this The ladies especially invited
The goods viii be ready for inspection the 10Th inst
bills. ldecl4-tdl BENZ. =. SHIELDS.
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OH. KINGS DIsPENsARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

fe ~ Dr.. King, formerly OIL sU Tork, for he fau f,
49, years o. Louisville, Kentucky, And who has a.
voted his attention % hs freshmen Of private diseases Ir over
rty years, aatr5 himself, having ael plc ice i5r -
many andeured many thousands, he enabled 70 e
All diseases q private how hrT ma
frum idjudioious mgcal tsni, fFOm negdct q ker
own Dr. Kings DispeusaTy No. . Dsaisrick street, heen
Cherry and the square, vhss be all diseases q private
nature.
from business
sTEcAuREs Of old " recent date, sscuay cured IN lev
aAys ~ an operation which pam. Where setrs
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease ~
more ulseilel and undEEniaes the constitution
SYPHILIS, with ali The diseases q sku growing Gus Of ~
lee Or DAD Treatment, Be- escsually cured dlys
akNAs hEAk1lss particular attention having been rren %
mis- disease and All ne consequences growing Of IT, raf
on m many eases ~ The destructive hais Of
Youths aud excessive Indulgence Of passions nerct ~
which vii undermine the constitution, ren1erng subject me-
ioL business or society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laborug With any dcuy % ne Woh
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad writing and STATING efr case vim
Zee enclosed directed e Dr.. A. King No q eack street.
Nashville, Tennessee will have the Necessary mene sent 10
leir addrs with Necessary directions seczscy ahssEed
Oce hours from oolock In the morning Until u svaai
nay 23-d&Wiy
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IL. The Prince Of Peace, or che lays o.
Bethlehem.
Selected from the British Illustrations By Bke
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3. The Court Of NaPOleOn; or, society
under rRe FIRST Empire.
With superb Portraits Of is Beauties, Wits ami Hsronl By
Frank B. ioulrch One elegant vo, antique Mofoooo
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Public sale Of stoves, &c.

On Anurea4y3 tae l5tn Ana4P az Az O'cAocks
WILL sell at public sale to the highest bidder At Stewart
Ovens old stand No u Market street, all the stock hand
consisting Of the foesng articles Ranges Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves for wood and coal Of different sizes and patterns
Franklin and PaOr Stoves, Marszsd Iron Mante, Mantle
Crates time and commonly Stock Kettles, Bras Kettles Hollow
Ware. Tin Ware Dog Irons Platform and Counter Ses Tin
Machines Tools and articles not mentioned
This sale pursuant deed Of trust executed By VIM. Stew
art, ee Book No 81 Pp 542 to 54 in Registers Ocs and
therefore without
Terms Of SaleAn under go cash. so months
time. dec2-dtdl G. B. GOODWIN, Trustee.
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large AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE.
az supsr6ne Brussels carPstng Asa two Ply =, Wi
~ Carpets; Wool Carpetsi al Gotten CaEps, 49, 49,
Brogans, Mud Boots, Negro Shoes, &a a. So, ne
Varieties &C. We wiz ssll gb',a pse n. ls5s ~ a.
wool NJ = ri ~ largess stock Of hne Brussels an
IN ais y cotton Carpcng offered ilr sale
-i.b $3.50 i Also, i50 cases Boots Shoes, Brorans
rece viny If Staple and Variety Goods which
ALI Of these goods New, Nice and Perfect, ana
nd viii be sold regardless Of prices City and County
erants viii please this ale ia mind chance to
recruit their stocks. December IGt
sale. aure. ldscIal TRABUE & LUCUs
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HOuse and Lot for saIe.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
Id at the November 1858, in the Of NJ J. White
Jesse f. Whine and others, will for sale the Court House
in Nashville, ThursdRYs the 23d DeCem bel
next, House and Lot OF ground Demumrane Said
Lot fronts 81 feet said street, hack 10
$50 will he required IN cash. the balance
credit Of one and two years, without interest.
Said property belongs Tabitha Bell deceased
and is sold for distribution among the heirs
noy23-d&twtds F. r. CHEATHAM, c. 4 N.
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9. Women Of Beauty and EIerOisms Erom
Semirumfs 20 Eugene.

Portrait Gallery Of LONELINESS Achievement and Ia
fuence with nineteen Fae Steel Engavugs By Frank B. Go
rich author OF he Court Of Napoleon. One elsant TO VOL
antique Morocco.
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o. TheAuantie Souvenir, for 1853.
With ziceigc Ssi Portraits o. Irving LongfslioE Hslu.
Bryant SAKE, Halleck, Bayard Taylor, &C.
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10. Favorite English Poems Ofths I've

illustrated with uP4ards Of Teo Huadred Elgrrungs On
Wood, from Drawings by the eminent artists VOL sFo
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5. The Josephine Gallery.
Elegantly illustrated with Eight heautul orf1sfr Cofss
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THE MAGAZINE FOR 1850.
GOdeys Lady's Book for January, commencing voIun
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!. 4 caIlery q Tamous g.

4. a Gallery OF Famous Poets
U5ft Hgtr0,lne,ory Essgg.
b P7af Henry Coppee, Professor Of Ens-h Liiassure tie
University o. Pennsylvania Gorseous Ilss;ei - upwards
tilue Morocco
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
Signs.

When will signs and wonders cease!
Not ill the destroying angle shall clip
shor. The thread of time, and The heavens
be rolled together as scroll. Not day
passes bu, we see good and bad signs, as
the following will show.
1t is good sign to see man doing an
act Of charity to his fellows.
1t is bad sign TO hear him boas'lng oI
il.
II is good sign to see man wearing
his old clothes.
1t is bad sign to see them filling the
holes in the windows.
1t is good sign to see man wlplng
the persplratlon from his face.
lis bad sign 10 see him wipe his
chops as he cones ont of cellar
y lis good sign to see woman dress'
sed with taste and neainess. "
tItisa bad Sign 10 see her husband spet
for her fiiery. ',i f'|-< F''''S'
Ii is good sign 10 see man advertise
in the paper.
1t is a. bad sign TO see the sheriff adver
,ise for him.
l. is good sign to see man sending
his children 10 school
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

why. then look about for your betIer.half
and splice on. Though she digs not her
self, verify in all LIKELIHOOD, she will make
you dig-the sharper. But be ye no, in
hurry. The gsudy red petlicoa,, pre-
dict, will soon give place 10 an article Of
sober blue. Then, oh ye brethren mi.
nors, you may take unto yourselves
wives, and blisslully share with them
your Happiness, your bed, your board,
your sheets and your shirts.
Blu, these wretched, greedy Mormons
upon the subject of wile-isking they car.
ry their goallsh ideas 10 mos! prodlg-
ious extent. They wan, too much Of q
good thing--more than reason, religion,
or the laws Of oui land ought 10 allow; but
let US hope through the grace OF God and
gunpowder, new order OF things will
soon be Instituted in the midst OF tins
miserably benigbted people.
My brethren, you should never marry
very young. Life is feast; after. you
have enjoyed the substsnlisls, leia vile
come in as desert. SO mole IL be J!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
Medical Use Of Salt.

In many cases of disordered stomach.
a tesspoonful OF sal, is a certain cure. In
The violent internal aching, termed chollc,
add easpoonfui of salt 10 pint OF cold
waler--drlnk il and go TO bed il is one OF
The .speedies, remedies known. The
same will revive person yheSseems sl.
most dead from receiving syeiy heavy
fafl, &c. 49, = =
In an spopledc fit, no time shonld be
lost in pouring down sali and water, lf
sufficient sensibiity remsinAsos allow 4ef
swallowing; if not, 'he head must DO
sponged with cold water, until The sense
return, when salt will completely restore
the patient from the leihargy. Us
In a fit, the feet should be placed IN
warm water, with mustard added; and
the legs brlskly rubbed, all bandages re.
moved from ,ha neck, and q cool apart
ment procured il possible. IN many ca
ses of severe bleeding at the lungs, and
when other remedies fail DR.. Rush found
TWO teaspoonluls'of salt completely stay;
cd the blood.
Ia cases OF bite from a mad dog, wash
the par, with strong brine for an hour.
then bind on some salt with q rag.
In toolhache, warm salt and wafer held
to The part, and renewed two or three
times, viii relieve in most cases. the
gums be affected, wash the mouth with
brine # the teeth be covered with tartar,
wash lhem twice day with salt and wa
ter.
In swelled neck, wash the part with
brine and drink il also twice day until
cured. lrs
Salt will expsl worms. il used in the
food n moderate degree, and aids diges.
lion but cal, meat 10 irjarious if used
much. - Scientific .9neriean. ''71f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

similar denomination on the Granite Bank
Of Connecticut, and two counterfeit ones
on the Yates County Bank, this Stale.
The prisoner was evidently surprised al
the appearance of the bills, for lie had, no
doubt, too exalted an opinion of his slom.
iach 10 think il would be guilty Of ullering
counterfeit money. There was great
deal of laughing among the detectives al
the result, while The prisoner was march
ed off to a cell.--NeW York Brother Jon
dthun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
Western Fashion.

This girl was not as green 90 she mighs
have been. She liked The new fashion
The Eastern man bad introduced: syeb
As weary traveller was vending his
way through The mud, out in a far west
region of ,he country, he diseoyeree n
young maiden standing nigh the door OF a
small log house He rode up in from, OF
the house and asked the maiden for .
drink Of water be drank il, and sEs being
The first woman be had seen for several
days, offered her "a dime for kiss.
The young maiden accepted The Offer.
and received both the kiss and the dime
The traveller was about 10 resume b,s,
journey. but The maiden never befure bsy-,
ing seen dime asked. -
What sm ] 10 do with the dime
You may use It any wsy you wisb.'
he replied. 1T is yours.
'Ths, being the case che replied, I'll
give back The dime and take .'s""'h"'
kiss .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
From the .Ee,o York Mercury.
JENNETT.
BY HARRY HARTLASD.

Days, weeks, and months 60 by :
lis mos! year since |,
Saw thee, Jennetl.
But fond as when we met,
Jennie, | love thee yet,
And shall till Ife's sun set,
Love thee, Jenneit.
Winter was born---is dead /;
Spring with her blossom'd tread.
" Lingers here yet:
But since that happy night,
Whose moon heard our uolh plight
When see its soft light,
see Jennet.
Summer may brightly smile,
Autumn bring harvest toll,
Ere We have me,
Bot Love, brigh. beams will shed,
OF Hope, around my head,
And breathe, "You soon shall we'd.
Soon wed Jenuel.'
~ ~ 81 4 Nge
Till then, thy heart enawine = -
With puresl love Of mine - 'g'
Hope on. Jesneit. ?
Till BY Coos gracious cafe,r;'f "
Each others hearts we share.
Aud both for Heaven prepare
Me and Jenneu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

III wan,sch TO schipp in the bocllia'
said Dutchman 10 clerk IN shipping
office. "Well," said the CLERK. pen. IN
hand, "wha,'s j onr name :! IL lsh iians
Vsnsddsmahandords rdsnneseeraHey ymenGym
heinschipyielutmiidrshupsndromp. 4 =
said Du,chy. grsvely splitting oat hts old
ouid and taking q fresh one. Heavens y
said the astonished cletk."I can't write
hat "Lnuk- -a-here. Mister what is II IN
Enelish--do you know 4 ia"f sb, Iri'
does. l,is SmiJ,h)rS q $50 F7' 5iV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

The editor Of an excl
10 9 Tennessee gal, dis
fashion "A psir Of .,
sure or two OF delicate d
waist ribbon, will 60 as
a man as lhree fevers. ih
sized whooping cough,
jaws. several bydrophobI
tors BILL"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

BRurAL MuRDER.--P Preston S. Turley,
once highly respectable man, and min
isle4 of the gospel, has been found guilty
in Kanawha county, Va, of the murder
of his wife. correspondent. OF the
Lvnchburg Virginlan says:
|, was in proof that he got her ont one
night, pu, rope round her neck and what
he larked in choking her 10 death, he An
ished with heavy Stub or slick. rope
was tied round her arms and body, AMI a
stone of 60 lbs. confined to her and thrown
,p,o Coal River, the stone had evidently
been prepared BY cutting notch in il for
the ropes. The wife was missing IN Jan.
nary last. and relations and friends hunted
dsv and nigh, for several days and drag.
Oed the river below and above h's house
and abou, midnigti,in very deep water
The dray hung her clo,hing and broush,
the body and stone up. All were well
CONVINCED who was the guilty man be-
forehand, and forthwith the husband was
arres,ed-on the moment he made some
confessions. and since, admitted 'ha' ne
found her dead and put her in the river.
On the l4,h an attempt was made oy ihe
prisoners in Jail to escape: and She popu-
lace came nsar iynching Tutley on the
sDOt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

| An Eastern Editor s,j
himself into HoUbL BY
wives. A VIZ. f6r :
ring n: AssfsmpOrsry 81 that
L4fr in q .! seeslen p
zane hing by marrying o.
srn editor retoris, quite . n
jcqesinisnces fouDd HoubI
Ds,ely promising 10 snorrl
ing any farther. A SouIb'
that a friend " bis Was DC
by simply being found in |
another man $ wife.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

A young i,ineront preacher, in the habit
Of decaiming great deal about the first
getting up of man, whenever he wished
10 display his native eloquence 10 good
advantage, was one day boiling forth TO
mixed congregation in school-house.
Becoming warm and enthusiastic as he
proceeded j, was otlong before he reach
ed his iavorte theme, and started of in
somewhat The following style: And
when the. world was created, and all the
beasts of the fields and The fowls Of the
air. and pronounced very good, God said,
lei US make man and he formed man az
Ter his own Likeness. and declared him
the noblesi OF, all The works Of his hands.
And be made woman also, and fashioned
her in The exact image of man. With lit.
lie ,aria,ion.'' "Thsnk the Lord for the
variation - shouted an old sinner, who
sal over in the amen corner of the room.
al this. Interesting junciure of the dis.
course. The effect was perfectly lodl-
rr6us and irresistible. The preacher
say. he has dropped the subject since
Thai lime, and has never alluded TO il du-
ring a subsequent ministry of, forty years.
A lawyerbuitllims an Office in ihe
form Of bexagpn or elk square. The
novelty Hf The structure attracted the al
len,ion of same ifisbmen who were pass
ing hy. Il They made full stop, and VIew-
eaI,he t,hlImg sery CRITICALLY. Tire ls~'
yer. some hat tiisgnsiej al iheir curiosity,
lrhed The window, pnr his head ont, and
addressed, ,em:-'WLaI do yon stand
Hlefe for. Ike a pack Of u ckIesd:. ga
zing .. my 'affice! do you ,ake IL far
ehGreIi, Pax. answered one uf r,etn.
4 a. ilIinkin thai SANG nllo sa~ The
i..n ..l.Ia LIZ Ln.L ,.,,. On, liz ~ inIla A. !,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
DIFRRRENcR OF span

DIFFRRENcB OF SPAR
the minister say. las. |
sparks fy, upwards p
how came you 10 lbiDk
cause. yesterday, J ga,
beau staggering along II
ling downwards.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

The Romney .Rrgus. LEI
eatiIe. ,be properly Of MIR.
died las, week Of The MOrri-
IN ,he grazing farm ON Lit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03
Brute Of a Priest.

Infamous Outrage on Uomdn.-
There is much excitement IN Delaware
county, Pa, 10 consequence of the beat
ing of woman named Joanna Conner by
a Roman Catholic Priest. Says The Me-
dia Americans:
Her oath before the Justice Of the
Peace, was, that the priest rode up TO The
house, while her husband was absent
came in. ordered her 10 kneel. ard then
numerically whipped her. with a whip
made of t,cisted ,Uire Zone sai1 TO be used
by him for Furnishing refractory girls over
The aims and shoulders. This she could
NOT stand, and ran on! upon The piazza
CRYING and screaming. lie followed,
drove her back, again made her kneel'
and again whipped her with his horrId IN
s,rument Of torture. And Ill concluding
to add to his already inhuman conduct.
directed Eer to baihe herself with salt ana
,cater, (which would have produced the
mos. excrucia,ing agony and say nothing
abou, The affair. She then proceeded TO
the residence Of Enos l.. Baker, but lew
Yards of, (for whose family her sister
works. showed Mrs. B. the marks of her
whipping, which laid in thick black wells
over her arms and hack. as thick as ones
thumb, with The blood here and there ooz
ing through the lacerated skin, and rela'
ted 10 Them substantially as above. They
directed her to the residence ol Esquire
Baldwin, whittier she Immediately repair
ed, in spite Of the Proiesiations OF her sis
ter. who supersliliously believed thai
dark evils would come upon them for da'
ring TO oppose priest. She asked
Squire Baldwin if there was any law ia
protect woman from priest in tins
country. He assured her there was
SIZE then made oath Of the facts and pro-
cured States warrant for the priests
arrest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-03

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