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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19
Meeting at shephe rdsto WIN.

Democratic Meeting at Shepherdstown.
| Pursuant TO notice, meeting of the
Democrats of Districts No. and 6, was
held a, the Town-Hall,in Shepherdstowp,
J frerson County, Va. on Saturday <he
18th of February, ls59-when, op mo-
ton. JOHN II. McENDREE. Vas cal
led To the Chair, and john Hess, appoin-
ted Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
Committee Of six (th,ee from each dislrlcD
to selrc, and report 10 the meeting dele.
gates 10 represent each Of the said dis.
,rlcts. in the Convention to be held in
Winchester on The 10Th OF March, next,
TO nominate candidate for Congress
whcreupon VIM. Moulder, Sol. BiIlmyer.
WIN. RIghtsnne, Il. A. Lucas, Capt. }.
ReInhart and C. Relnhart. were appointed
said Committee, who. after retreing
few minutes, reported as follows:
For Dislric, No. 5.
DelegafeS-C. Rrinhart, K. A. Lucas,
Jpn. II. McEndree Jacob Re!nhan, Saml.
Knott.
.Ahernnfes &C. D. McGlincy, Lewis
Lucas, DR.. |. ,. Tanner, j Ohm Hess, Wm.
}. Knott.
For District No. 6.
DelegateS--SoIomon Bilimyer, VIM.
Rghlsrine, VIM. Moulder,E Il. Roberts,
James A. Hurst.
.fHernateS- Geo. Horn, G. M. Bast,
James A. Osbourh, ]. G. Miller, David
Billmyer.
On motion the report of the Committee
was adopted.
G. d. McGlincy offered the following
resolution which was adopted
Resoived, That we have undiminished
confidence in the integrity. capacity. and
untiring industry of our present represen-
tatve, the Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner. and
cheerfully endorse his course in the pres.
ent Congress.
On motion. it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings of the meeting be published in
the Shepherdstown Register and Spirit OF
Jefferson.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN H. McENDREE, Chm'n.
JOHN Hess, Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19

TREATMENT OF GcUT.--The Abelllc
Medicale contains an article on The use OF
The oil extracted from the horse chesnu's
as s,dative in govt. In order 10 extract
this oil the horse ehesnus are first ground
to powder the latter is then treated with
sulphuric ether, which dissolves the oil,
rosin, and soponne contained in the mass.
The oil is then obtained pure by evspora.
iin5 the ether. Ten kilogramme Of horse
chesnuls yield ten grammes of oil. TO
use it, it mus, be applied with fine hair
brush on the part effected. If the pain is
very intense the JUNCTION should be efIec-
ted circularly, so as to arrive gradually Il"
the centre. When The first application l.
absorbed second one is effected after the
lapse of few minutes and Ihen third
and fourth, # necessary. The oiled part
is then covered with blollng paper, cot
ton, or flannel, and then with oilskin.
In some cases the application Of the oil
causes an increase al the pain for the. first
half hour after which the sedalive action
commences but generally the pain grad
ually disappears without any aggravs'ion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19

GALLANTING MARRIED LADIES DAN
GEROUs.-FOi some weeks past, says
Boston paper of Thursday, nice young
man who IS an assislan! in a store on
Hanover street, has been charmed by a
young and beautiful married lady residing
al the north section of the city. Yester-
day afternoon mos, daring attempt was
made by the guilty parties to elope from
the city. The young man packed up a
good supply of clothing and procuring a
hack, he proceeded TO the house of the
lady. took her under his protection, and
ordered the driver to take them 10 the
Worcester Railroad station for the New
York train. The husband in the mean
time had 90, an inkling of their move
ments and he arrived al the station just
as they were about TO step from the hack
TO the cars. He at once seized the young
man and after giving him good b"oiIng,
which made the fire fly from his guilty
counlenance, he was left in the vicinity OF
the station to repent of his unsuccessful
attempt 10 run away with another man 5
law full wife. Mr.. d., the husband, placed
his wife in the same hack which had con.
yeyed her to the station, and the driver
landed the couple in safety al their house,
much against the wish Of The lady. who
said she was sorry a! not being gralIfied
once in her life by seeing the Empire
City. The young man has minated that
he does not want 10 make another attempt
to steal away with married lady, for the
purpose of giving her pleasure excursion
10 New York.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19

WE are authorized TO announce RICHARD
w PARKER Cat present Judge of the 18th
CircuiU as candidate for the Office of the
Court of Appeals for this (the 3D. judicial
Section.
Winchester, Feb. 10, 1859. te
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23


The hndy If Mr., choatp-whieh is expected
ny his friends a, Boston on commonwealth be
inferred In Mount Auburn.
The Emperor Of ihr P,rnsh pamed one ofhS
hrifers ai the iarin Foulllruse. tear 81 Cloud.
"rhe Princess RoS al" How prrsnpall
Sirakosch expects TO engage the great Jullicn
for the Fall season. Then We shall have mon.
ster concerts
The DR.. 0'COnnsr Bishop Of Pittsburgh, who
has Just gOhe 20 Rome, was Bishop Of Erie in
lsSS lie has heen sixteen years Prelsts.
The Pfussian Minister 10 going to Sharon
Springs for the beutht Of his wiGs's health.
RArey. the famous horse lAmer, s,prhs 10 have
Sub-Ided siuee the war HIS brothsr is leetu
ring ia Pittsburgh on the art
The President has recoguised Emil Christian
Hammrr ~ Vice Consul Of Drumark for Ihs
State Of Massachusetts, TO reside Al Boston.
The British and Spanish MinisleFs are pre-
pairing u leave Washington for the puspOsr Oi
visiting lhs sumIHsT resorts in the North.
Madam Biscseeiand, who Ia dubbed on u 9
local bills as the "muul exquisite RT,isis Ia al
the world il about 10 give grand concert At
Dover. N II.
The SpirIi Of the Times records the death oi
Ar. SAMUEL L ard. the trainer ,i Fashion, Min
Eo, Moumuu Eclipse a,d Ofhsr we'll known
race horse-. he died ~ bis rsIdenee Al Colts
Neck. Moamouih county, New Jersey. on FRI.
day week. uEsd Is yrars.
lis said IhEl RareY has purchased the eels-
bTAtsd horse Cruiafr. and that he means "a
brlng him lover the seas" vhsn be next visits
this couutry.
An ,xchangs tells "a that the "Hon Grerns
Chandler aud the Rev. J. DAniul indulged
In street hKht At Enterprise, Miss, ths elhsI
dAy No heads were brOksn. As We learn fror
The ntWspepsf uflhe tvEn.' Thtae. % dsali
are ppEy snisrpfisipR people. ihe Qae > ipslsls'
slSs CssnAlsg ed ths sfhsr PivVa paninl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
sIxouLAR END op a FAMILY Among the

sISoULAR END oP a FAMILY Among the
cabin passengers OF the untouunate II mo.
ma, there Was Mrs Paxton. Master Thomas
Paxton and the Misses Harriet and Li1zi
Paxton. These all persisted in the Pomona
but their bOdies were alterward washed
ashore and OF cOurss inferred FesPectably, ~
large amount OF muney having besn found
on the person Of MFs Paxton Mrs Paxton
was the wifo Of Captain Paxton Of the Sa-
vannah ship CooaWattee, and she and her
family were going TO New York 70 meet
captain Paxton but the morning that be-
held the wreck Of the Phmona. and the fate
Of Mrs r. and her family, ushered in the
day on which Capt PAAton died His ship
Mas lying At Calcutta. and he died there tha
sAms day 40 his wife and family peIished of
Wexford. Thus one entirs hmily,--the
head Of which Was IN lpdia. the remainder
wss b lsslsst-~slpa " lhe ppas dag, ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

B@. The following sections in the bill o.
rights, reported to the Kansas Constitution
al Convention, by its Committee on the sub
ject, will attract attention:
See. u No hereditary emoluments, hon
Ors or privileges shall ever he granted UI
conf, rred by this State, nor shall there be
any constitutional distinctions on account Of
sect or sex
Sec q No citizen Of this State shall be
held 10 appear before the Supreme Court ot
the United Stetes On an AZ peal IRON the Su
preme Court Of this state, tut when appeals
are taken Gu gu, stions OF inter State law
they shall only be throuuh or from the Dis
trict Courts Of the UnIted States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

JEwKlRV SALE SIeRT.-Ths extensive
sale OF fine jewelry goods about which wsspoke
Anc'iOD Rooms This evening. We have seen
the goods-now open for inspection Of the la
dies aud gentlemen Of fDuyton--and willsay that
they ere equal To any ever offered here. The
fact is, the Agent is determined TO furnish, at
fair prices, the finest srucleS ofjewelry. and be
only asks the people to tx"mine for themselves
He Will chrrrfully abide the result. The L :
d"s will receive every possible attention this
afternoon, The Roods canuot fail TO please
them in qualify and price.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

D9-The balloonists, Messrs. Wise and
La Montaine are engaged in q newspaper
quarrel in regard to the late trip Mr. La
Moutaine announces his intention to cross
the Atlantic in October. and says that If, in
the meantime, "Mr. Wise considers the
matter Of sufficient importance to desire g
test of our relative capacity, scientifically
CONSIDERED in trip from San Francieco at
the Atlantic seaboard, with balloons Of equal
size, he knows my address"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

TIE EARTHQuAKE AT EszkRoUN The
official returns of the earthquake at Erzero-
um, Turkey, on the ID Of June, report tile
number Of dead at $50, of wounded at 2OO,
and Of missing at Co. Or the 5000 houses,
or thereabouts, of which ErEeroum, consis-
ted, 1900 have been totally destroyed, l,5OO
have been seriously damaged, and nearly
l,0O0 Of the remainder are more or less in.
iured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

THE LTrLE v W"ALK.--Wssh Wilson has. We
are informed. slaughtered his baby whale, aud
wall have the fat manufactured intO the noted
Fr,nch OIL Backing, aud ths hide prrPs'ed for
walsr buutsl Those Whn d. SIRE to Scurr =
piece OF the little monster as q uemsnto Of the
great deep" should leave orders suUu. Aud
while they are al his store, they had better eE'
anime his summer stock Of pump bOuIs, CATERS,
slippers, etc. He Is well supplied at present,
having devoted his entire force to the manu-
facture Of the above styles.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

MAS VARlAN JAMES CONcERT.-This commu
my will be- grnlited To leaIn that next Tues
ay evening, the 2G,h inst, has been chosen
or the cpncrrt to be gwen by Mrs. VATiAu
Iamsa. Mrs. j was fuImstly a resident Of our
cny. For some years she was s,jUuiner 10
italy ;. aud pursued her studies unuer the best
uastfrs. She has sung before the critics Of
the Iraiian schonl, aud we are pleased 70 note
hat she received the encODiums of those mosl
,,rejndictd against any ihing American. We
/ "inember reading accounts OF her complete tri
Imph at the time, but in order tn refresh the
memory four readers we give the following
from Dwight's journal Of Music at Boston that
'us nolIced her debut NJ Naples -
'Mrs Vanau (well known by that name in
,he musical cIrcts OF BUSiUi sang several
pieces Al grand concert gwen nj Naples, with
zirAt success, and Nuh great pleasure wt
tanslaI Tue iOllOwIng hOLIee Ut her perform
nce hOm The leading musical Journal Of that
.IHCt-
"Ine Cavatina irom La VioIatts (Vrrdi) WIS
xrcuLu @uh such peiItctiUh that the far
E,euiTiee, La sIgnUrA OnrlOilR VaTian JHn,rt
~a- u ~ Interrupted bJ CT es Oi GeHs b,aua
OTVDissIHa IL wHs the hrst IIuit thai I'M,
sHyTeyI lsuprilHtINe kO,O) singer r. esehl, d
reIoeii ~ The NrHpOl all PuOIIc, Hh0 10 make
ueT hope iOT other uIunIhs OF which bhs II
eAiy w thy. La SighU.S Variau Jbip,s hGI
a voice Of kVOd cODpa,B, true aud flexible; Anu
although che 10 AL Anern an. che displays = "a
nsr singing the naive grace aud pure accent VI
an ltAliau."
R'melnbeT hat the oIn:ert will take place
al Huston Hall on Tuesday evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

VI We have only to Say in reply to the Ga
srt'e's apology for young WeAIherbee being
driven away from the picnic near Col, PaIter
SOUS, Oh last "Wednesday, that We are assured
the facts are as We stated them aud hat the
person insisted on his leaving was opposed by
nearly the entire company Who desired that he
remAin, We did not charge "the picnic" wi b
the act, aud the Gazette need not have made ils
8 S,ement Sin jusIi icep to IL, We only mention
ed The matter because weeonsdersd the treats
meut Of the boy unjust. Gndsr the circumstances
and entirely indrienSible. We tbipk the least
said nOIo. the better.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

az We do not see ANY thing uuusoal IN the
following; and as it is perfectly harmless. and
may be "e1pscIed," vs give IL places
soLp AoAIS "A Ew evenings since. while a
young muu tWhos~ naIue for the present We viii
call "W alkpr''l was engaged Ia the company IT
MISS -, for thr pu po-e Of whIliny sway an
evruing "f conventional pleasure, few Of
bir confidential friends t-,K IN numbrr) were
made acquainted wnh the above iAcIs' a"d ~
once proreed, to NJ H. st tu nee II
iheir friend "Walker c"uld disengags himself
fr fsv m"ments 10 converse wrha very iu-
tinaie frpnd frum an Rdio ing village -
"Walker' excused himself in good taste But
pour fellowf before he had measured the dts
lance of hali a .quaie. vhu should he mret but
The boys from Home" walker" was sold !
He was escorted To Main aud Third, presented
A. W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

pA batchelor says, "a woman will cling to
the chosen Of her heart like = fy to a Catch
rm'alive," and you cant separate her wnhOut
swapping striuga NO art eau mend, aud leaving
portion Of her soul on the upper leather o.
your Affections She will sumetiInes ere some.
thing 10 love where others s-e nothing to ads
mire and where findne-s is once fastened on q
fell"w, it sticks like penny sta p 7" an ems
velop, or a tax gathlrer to your house door"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

Nor Mason "A man named L w.
Parsons, who represents himself to be Ma.
son, and Secretary of Wheeling Lodge, is
in this city, soliciting aid fro@ the members
of the Order. Doubts being entertained of
the truth of his statements, the Master Of
Wheeling Lodge, w. J. Bates, was tele.
lraphed, and replies that no such man as l..
W. Parsons is member Of the Wheeling
Lodge. He is evidently an impostOr, and
the Order, and ths community, every where,
are cautioned against his pretensions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
Uinoinn.tl A. enay.

The Cincinnati Ty pe Foundry Company IL
our duly suthorized Agent to make contracts
md receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&c., in that city.
To Bu-IXEss MES.-The Empire Job Rooms
,rrin cumpleip trim, aud We are row prepared
- do work uf all descriptions in the besl sty L.
'fthe art. Gall in and examine our work aud
earn our prices.
D' To ADvKRTI~Ees - Advertisement OF
Notices for the kmpire must be hand Z into
The 0ifics by ten o'eiOok on the day they are de-
,lred to be pubiished--Roi letter We cannot
tgret toiuserI them aftet thai hour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

G5' The Xsuia News says; The showers We
ha,s bad Within two or ihree days have besu
o. great advantage 10 the growing crops The
corn. which in some places was badly 'hred
has taken ffvah start Rain is stin badly
NEEDED 10 sOms parts ok he cOuatEy. aad .
sssa sasady Iaia WsplA essf osasEpi bsa,a,.V
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

The Marion American is slightly personal
its description Of Col. Crave, Who is = randi.
date for the Legislature Of AlamamR. Judge
II tnis is not so from this s.ntenee; III has
bern accused Of beaslly drunkenness at Buehs,
port or New Hupe. uf hullying aud boating al
Marion, Of making disRractful charges against
Mr.. Johnston Al Jericho"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

PS,range as it may sound, soms persons eE
press regrets that ihs war in Italy should have
so soon lrrmnatedi They are deprived Of the
intellectual % prOvendsr upon which they have
existed for the past month or two. They will
await with anxious solieitude, the expiration oi
the Armislice, hoping that 1t will give place 10
bloody epiaodesl These cormOrAnIs are now
casing about the eolUeans Of the papers foI
.eductiop aud murder cases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

Maurice Strakoseh has leh New York for
Europe He hsS gone to provide stars for our
ope world, aud We sincerely trust he may
succeed IN the endeavor. The engagements hH
proposes TO make are intended To reach Though
iwo years, aud include terms far Boston aud
FhIiSdeiphis, as well as New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

" We call the attention Of our Farmers TO
Rickley's Broadcast Seed S"wer those deni'
rous of Obtaining them before fall seeding.
should order them immediately, no they can be
manufactured in time Srnd your orders to W.
B Lowe, or D. Carroll, Dayton. and they will
be promptly attended 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

~ The thunder shower Of Wednesdny eve
ning causrd great CONSERVATION among the
Springfield ladies. Ia one parlOr, says the Re
publican, Wssaw 1--WE or SIX whose usually we'll
rounded prOPOrt'Ous had been Suddsnly and
Iyst~riorSlJ EXCHANGED few moments pre-
vlous CIR lhnss Of more primitive times. BiEe.
lows steel syringe re supposed 10 be eondue>
tors of The tl"ciric hnid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

UrA New York Clergyman named R. D
Dwyer. has sued the Sunday Courier for lihel
in intima,inR that he was guilty of psenlAlion
forgery and fraud. DVyer is retired clergy
man studying Law, and appears to have read
Blaek stone far enough 10 ascertain that he can
sue for libel aud recover the value of bis eharI
acter.