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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Letter from Fred Douglas,

Fred DpusIas5a black Republican in
skin and nriucA)le, writes a letter IL
me editor ct 1heIkochester Democrat. la
ted Canada WeI, October 3lst, 1859, in
which,. after dfnvng that he promised
an, body to be ad Harper's Ferry, and de-
rlariny that he Was too great coward to
on ,h.re. or pru,bise TO go, continues in
the following str4in. We give it as GU
riosi,y-a rare sHecimen OF craven lmpu-
dcnce
"Ihe time fer a full statement OF what
know. and nl all know, of this deSpe-
rate but sublimek disin,eres,ed effort TO
cmancipare the gIaves Of Maryland and
VIRGINIA, has nM yet come, and may new
er come. In thd denial which have now
made. my motFes Is more respectful
consideration fIr The opinions Of the slaves
friends than frdm any fear Of being made
an accompice I'm the general conspiracy
against slavery when there IS reaSona-
bic hope for success. may be asked
WHY did notion John Brown, the no.
bic old horo ! My answer to this has al
ready been giken, at least, implicitly Civ
en-. 1.-The lqols TO those that can use
them" Let every man work for the
abolition Of slhvory in his own way. !
would help al and hinder none. My po-
stion in regaad to HE IIarper's Ferry in.
surrec,ion may be easily inferred from
these remarkf.
| have no dpoloey for keeping out OF
the way of those gentlemauly United
States Marsli aIs, who are said to have
paid Rochester somewhat proiracted
visit lately, Will view TO an interview
with me. III have committed any Of
Tense against society, have done so on
the soil OF New York, and | should be
perfectly willing there 10 be arraigned
before an impartial jury; out have quite
insuperabe objections to be caught by
the hands Of MF. Buchanan and "boggsd"
by Gov. WiseI For This appears TO be
the arrangem9 nt-Buchanan does the
fighting and hI nling, and Wise "bags"
the game.
Some reflect pns may be made upon
my leaving on tour to England, just al
this time. hdre only to say that my
going to that cofnlry has been rather de.
laved than hasreSed by the insurreclion
al Harper's FerrS. All knew intend
ed to leave here lie first week in Novem-
her
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Threatening Vengeance.

!: appears uat band oI Aboliioni-ts,
&C Boston, ncensed at the conduct OF Mes
sr-. logan aud Fi,shngh, rhe gentlemen,
u ho arrested "Capl.' Cook, near Cham.
hcr- hn.g, have determined la cone on
tn s wand admirisler upon them proper
punishment for their "infamons and in.
human treachery." They have addressed
letters to tie authorities al Chamber>h u' q
to that fleet, and in one of them make
the bold assertion, that "thiS band Of dts.
peradoes will leave here (B">lon} in a
few days. with the determination never
again To turn their faces norlhwald, or re-
trace their steps, until the base treachcry
and dastardly crime Of Logan and hIS
more Infamous associate are wiped out
with their blood" We would advise
them, before coming this way TO make
their wills, as we have no AboIilonists IN
this community to give them "ald and
comfort. "-Harrisburg Patriot.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Excitement in Kentucky.

Considerable excitement exist, IN por'
ton of Kentucky, relative 10 the supposed
detection of secret organization, having
for It's object slave instruction. The
facts received are as follows:
Two anonymous letters were received
through the post Office at CynthIana, Ken,
lucky, announcing the existence i'll that
locality of secret organization, upon a
plan similar to that of Old Browns at
Ilarper's Ferry, and baring the same oh,
jectS in view. The letters and their con.
tents were made public, and Immediately
created a great excitement throughout
Harrison and Bourbon counties, where ii
is alleged the organization exists, and in
tended TO operate. A public meeting was
called at Cynlhiana, and largely attended
Measures were taken 10 promptly ferret
oct the memhers of the organization, and
to project The community against any out
break that may be attempted among the
slaves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
A Visit TO Mrs. Polk.

A CORES poudent of the Concord (N
H. Patriot writing from Nashville, O"lo'
Der 8, thus handsomely alludes TO MIS-.
President Folk
"Wirh Major Eastman, of the Nash
vile Union and American, called yesteT-
day upon Ms. Polk, who occupies the
splendid mansion in Nashville, built by
Hon. Felix Grundy, and purchased by
President Polk of Judge Grundy's heirs,
10 which he retired after leaving the
White House, and where, worn ont by
the cares and anxielies of Office, he died
some four months after the expiration Of
his official term. The mansion, surroun-
ded as it is by beaull euI grounds, is one of
The pleasanles, residences in the city, and
nc one who la, had the pleasure of meet
ing Mrs. Polk needs the assurance that il
IS presided over with an alTabiily and dig
nifty that makes il centre Of attraction.
Mrs. Polk is probably the most gen.
orally known Of any woman in America,
and is universally conceded to be the most
amiable, accomplished and intelligent wo-
man Of her time. She possesses that
graceful ease of manner, tact and readiness
in conversation, which make every one
feel al home in her society, and render
her conversation SO charming. She con-
tested the palm Of popularity evenly with
Mrs. Madison, and with that single eXceP-
ton was much the most popular lady that
ever did The honors al the White House
while here in Nashville, she is regarded
with love and admiration tina! approach
to reverence. Regularly on the first OF
January the legislature Of Tennessee adj
journs by formal vote to permit members
10 pay their respects to Mrs. PoIk-an
honor never accorded TO any other person,
not even to General Jackson himself
and, with The speakers Of both houses al
their head, proceed in body to her
house. Their action affords fair instance
of the respect and esteem in which she is
held"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Reward for the Head of J. r. Giddinss

Reward for the Head Of j. II. GiddinsS'
The following advertisement appears
in the Richmond Wing:
$4,000 Re'Card.-Joshua R. Gid
dings having openly declared himself a
Traitor IN lecture al Philadelphia, OH the
26lh Of October, and there being no pro
cess, strange TO say, by which he can be
brought 10 justice, | propose 10 be one OF
one hundred to raise $4,000 for his sale
delivery in Richmond, or $4,000 Tor the
production Of his head. do not regard
this proposition, extraordinary IS II may
at first seem, either unjust or unmeFcIIuI.
The law of God and the Constitution Of
his country both condemn him 10 death.
For satisfactory reasons withhold my
name from the Putlic, but II is IN the.
hands of The Edilos Of the Richmond
Wing. There will Ee no difficulty, | an
sure, in raising the $1,000 upon rea-
sonable prospect of gsung the SAID Gid,
dngs TO This city.
Richmond, Nov. |, 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-The market to-day was dull.
We quote Howard Street Super al s5,25;
CITY Mills do. al So, l23, and Ohio do. at
1925 per Dbl. We quote Ohio extra al
$3.50 Howard Street DO. al $3.50 and
Civ Mills do. a, s5,75a6 per bbl, for
regular shipping brands. Family Flour
a, 1925 for Palapsco, Reservoir, Silver
Spring and Ashland brands S7,75 for
Welsh's 1925 for Old Dominion So
rs for Palapsco, Reservoir, Silver Spring,
Ashland and other fancy brands Of Extra
and Howard.St. Family al s6,25a6, 90
per Dbl. Rye Flour at s4,25a4,5O and
Corn Meal at 81 for City, and $3.50 pei
bbl. for BrandyWine Mills.
Gra;n.-The offerings of Grain to-day
were good, reaching about $4,000 bush
els. The market buoyant. The offer
Ings of Wheat were 10000 bus; white
sold al l2sal3O cents for common, 81 81
ALDO for fair TO good, and 81 ,4Osl,5O lo'
mime TO choice, and reds brought 81. lha
! % per bushel for fair TO prime. CoFr
there were l3, 900 bushels ofered-w'
note sales of white at 79c., yellow sue
Oa,s-2OOO bushels offered. We quo''
MARYLAND and Virginia at 3Sa4l cents
and pennsylvania Rat 3Sa4O cents pc
bushel. Rye-we quote new Maryland
at rs cents, pennsy lvama al so cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
SETTLE UP

With this issue, the sixth volume Of thc
Register, under the control of the present Plo-
prietor, closes. We would here return our
sincere and heartfelt thanks TO our patrons for
their very Artteripg support, and hope for the
continuation of :hclr fayours in future. We
also would remind those that have not already
subscribed, That with the next issue commences
new volume, at which time is a favorable
opportunity for them to subscribe.
We have made sut all our accounts to this
date, and hope that those who know themselves
indebted to US, will come forward iDtmediattiy
and liquidate the same
Nos. II JOHN II. little
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
In q Bad Fix

One of our ,ownsmen, Mr.. Geo. w.
DhIard. was involved in great danger al
Ilmper's Ferry last week. He had gone
there ON business on the day after the
capture of old Brown ard his party, and
in walking alone in the vicinity of the
Ferry, enjoying the splendid scenery,
with one of The pixies in hand and two or
three blank commissions in his pocket
taken from the insurgents AND which Gov.
Wise had given him the day before, he
was pursued and captured 10y an excited
and urlous mob who were hunting for
CooKe and his party. Mr.. Dillard was
immediately charged with being one OF
Cookies men, the pike in Ills hand was
satisfactory evidence aud the cry was
raised ..shoot him, shoot him." and half
dozen 10 deG guns were pointed d. his
breast. Fortunately Mr.. D.lIard retained
his self possession SO well that the mob a.
last yielded to his request that he should
be taken before the Superintendent at the
Ferry and there be permilIed ~ prove his
innocence. Mr.. billiard says ihat it was
about the most trying half hour or more
he ever spent. We should think ii was
Charlottesville .AdUocafe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
RiOnnetS.

Ladies we are sure, will feel obliged to
us for telling The that the last word from
Paris about bonnets is important. ltindl-
Gates change. BOhnets will be worn lar
ger, coming more over the forehead, and
tie crowns are higher up on the back OF
the head, and in The showroom OF q Mad
anne in the Rue Helder, in Paris. as we
learn from the New y ork Journal of Com
merce, are exposed samples Of the winter
style. These loves Of things are thus de-
scrbed The first is drawn bonnet OF
tlack velvet, trimmed with tOrSade OF
pansy velvet, fastened at the side by vel
vet cox-comb, in the centre of lace TO-
setle, from which hangs a square barb OF
velvet, edged with lace. The curtain Is
Of bacE velvet. and the inside trimming
consists OF lorsade Of black ub1On, aud
on The right hand side roselte Of pansy
very wide black ribbon. A second is OF
violet terry vclvc', with a fold in the mid
die of the front and around the crown a
torsade OF velvet and lace on one SIDE
there is a curled feather which terminates
in a velvet dropping feather, tipped with
black the curtain of black Grape Is plped
with velvet, and covered by deep lace.
Inside ruche of black lace over the fore
head, and white blonde ruches form the
cap. A third model consists Of mixture
Of velvet and lulle-the front being OF tut
lie on which is Land bohuet Of blackIea,h,
ers-and the crown ard curtain OF black
velvet. On one side iof the tulIe front,
there is a bow Of double velvet, set IN a
lace ornament. Branches of mlmosa and
small ends of feathers, with two blue
bows, one surrounded with lace, and the
other holding feather, form the decofa-
inns around the face
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Price Three Dimes.
Regimental Orders,

A COUR Of Enquiry for the first Bat
4 TALON Of the 50 Regiment of Viz
grnia Malta Will he held ~ Shepherds
town on Saturday Tie I9h OF N"sVmber.
at Entlrrts Hotel, at which rIme aud place
a, II u'ciuck the SAID ba,lolion " III par. dc
Tor muslqr Ia oil vacancies vi officers, &s.
4 Coutr Of Enquiry Tor HE 81 Battalion
viii be hkd on Friday the 25lh IN Char-
lestown, at the Carter House on Saturday
the 26 h pl November at HE same place.
regImenia Court viii be held. All The
Commahgsnls OF Companies ale required
TO make lUIl returns OF all absences from
muster to The above Court during the past
year, and all other matters Of business rel
ol,ve to the Regiment. BY order Ct the
Co oneI. J. w. ROWAN,
Nov. IL, 1859. AdJL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

In letter from RICHMOND, in the New
Y ork Herald, is The following :-"A re-
markable letter was sen. to Gov. Wise
this morning through the AZ u'an' Gener'
al Of tie State, by lady from FaItaX
county. She states that fheTe were
great many Yankees residing in her neigh
borhood whom she suspected 10 be abol'-
tionis,s, and requested ,hata Snaps rifle
would be forthwith sen, TO her 10 the care
of friend in Alexandria. whose address
she gave. She said she had plenty OF
nerve. and all she wanted was the means
to exercise it. am informed that the
Governor did send her a rifle, accompa-
panied with request that she would raise
a volunteer corps Of women in her re-
oion." ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
ond, Nov. Il 1859.
Progress IninossibIe.

The Goal R0achedFt u BOmd.-We
call this the age Of prGgress. 1t is So
But IN some department OF science Glscov-
erIeS have been made, and practical syS-
TENS introduced, which leave nothing to
be desired in the way ofimproyement and
which, in fact, preclude progress by CIV
ing us perfection at the outset, For eX-
ample, when Professor Holloway, some
twenty five years ago, gave TO the word
his lnestimabIe remedies, he seems TO
have left nothing even for himself TO a.
chieve, IN the treatment Of human maa-
dies. The progress Of the the demand
for his Pills and Ointment has, indeed,
been unparalleled in the history Of medicine;
but lie has found no reason 10 alter a sin.
gle ingredient or vary proportion. We
therefore class the sovereign anlidoes for
external and internal diseases with which
that distinguished medical reIormer has
blessed the world, among DE inventions
which are perfected at Their birth.
Our method Of arriving at correct ap-
probation Of the respective merits Of OPP
posing systems, is by comparison. Now
we have seen great deal Of what is cal
led regular practice, and 90 not hesitate
to say that it fails more re4uenty than ii
succeeds. This is not The case with ilol.
loway's Pills and Ointment. In many
OF which Should he spec
flied if space permlted-we have seen
these remedies effect complete and prrma.
nent cures, when eminenG of the
faculty had exhausted their repcuOtrCS
without finding anything that would even
GHeUi0te the agonles Of their patents
Testimony contirmalory Of our own oJsrr
yalons on the subject is continually pour
ing in from all parts of The Union, and We
cannot refuse credence alike to our own
senses, The common sense of the public,
and the almost UNIVERSAL opinion Of our
brethren Of The press.
The case as between abe Faculty 0nd
Professor Holloway see ms to stand thus ::
The faculty have the Prestige of antiquity
authority and usage.
Holloway, on the Otiier hand, is not a
man Of moudy maXims. Small respect
has he for Galen and g4mmon. He cites
noaulhorIIes, save living Witnesses and
contemporary facts. A few pages suffice
to deveiope his system and embrace ms
simple directions. lie penounces mercu'
rv and all corrosive poisons, and does not
believe that life can be Saved by draining
its fountains. Above all, he furnishes the
whole civilized, and no. small portion ol
the standardization and savage world, with
Fill aud an OinlmenI{ which appear to
accomplish all that lhe Faculty aim at, but
in five cases out Of six, bail TO effect. For
diseases of the stomach, the IIVer' the
bowels and kidneys, as well as for ordlna-
Try pulmonary affections the Pills are ab.
solute specifics and the sufferer from eX'
rerna disorders or iujuIies may recover
under the operation of rhe Ointment W en-
nothing else will save ihlm.-NOHher1
Express. @
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
JOHN II. ZITTLE.

g. Since our last issue the Insurgents
John E. Cook, Edwin Coppic, Shields
Green, colored, and John Copeland, COL
ored, have had their trial. been convicted
and are sentenced to be hung on the l6h
day of December nest. Court adjourned
on Thursday.
Stevens trial has been removed to the
Federal Court al Stanton, which court
Sis in January next, in order that witness
scs from other States be summoned.
1t is rumored that the case of Brown
will not be carried to the Couri of Appeals
as has been heretofore stated.
{G5- Cooks Confession will be printed
for The benefit Of one of the citizens of
ChaTles;own, non.slayehoIder, who was
wounded by one Of the Brown party. A
copyright will be taken out.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

o. We. were presented with three Tur-
njps, by our friend J. Kearsey Kerney
of this County, which measured resprc-
lively 10 inches in circumference. II
any person cau beat these Turnips just let
lin turn up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

d. Gov. Wise has Offered reward OF
$500 each for the arrest OF Owen Srown,
Barclay, Coppee, Merriam aud Tldd, III
pitive insurgents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

d. Col. J. Lucius Davis, Aid-de-camp
to The Governor, inspected the arms ofthe
Namtramck Guards Of this town, on Sat
urday last. Before inspecting The arms
of The company, Col. d. delivered TO them
a very soldier-Iike and patriotic address,
compllmenlng them very highly for their
accuracy in drill and for the bright and
clean manner in which they kept their
arms.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
baltimore Clipper of Monday

DTT'THTUTe CT'I'F0' -
nal Lank(ord, Commissioned OF
rubl,c Works. has been dclrated by a
large msjori'y;ii this should be So the
Public Works viii pass mo ~ hands OF
the Democrats.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

| A VISIT TO JonN BRowN's FAMlLY'r-
Rev, T.. W. tilgginson, Of this city, has
'e" "ns ps s% to oo 'ns , "s% up T
amuny the Adlrond c mountains, in New
York, near ise lChamplain' opposite,
Burlington, VI. frs, Brown and four of
her surviving ~ 4een, three daughters
and one son. Sc q second wife, and
has bern tn. mIher .of twelve children.
Brown had sisf' children by s;. previous vi ."
wife, msklng Menly in all. Eight OF the
twenty are ST Al living. Mrs. Brown ac'
companled w. H,gginson on his return
and he vegk with her in the train to Bos-
ton Yesterday, passing through Fl'chOurg'
She will leave day fer Virginia, having
autographed to Gov. Wise for permission
10 vi,i, her husband IN prlsOn.-U orceS'
tier (UoysI SPY, Nor. ASA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

&1. w. Il. Palmer,an alleged Harper's
Ferry insurgent, has been arrested al
McmEhis, Tenn and is being held Tor a
,eouisil;on from Governor Wise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

TOM Br0wn.-We : understand that
Hon. Fernando " God, Iof New York, has
written 10 Gov. Wisei Of Virginia, TO
know if the Governor j tends to pardon or
commute the sentence of old Brown.
>The Governor has chilled TO Mr.. eX-
Nlavor Wood that old Ossawatomie Brown
will certainly be hung on the I'd day OF
December next, wheP his body will be
handed over to the Surgeons 10 be taken
from the State, so llg at The carcass shall
no, pollu,e The sol 81 Virginia.zWash-
IN gfon States, 7h. ~ 81 bof y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12

lre Brown still cherishes the idea that
the l.. I'd will release him. He says his
life hss many times been more greatly en-
danotied.