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Sc lAlperpeldriiten ppn penlipnirter Sffi5teren
9egen ba8 Wfarine=2lr merDer ppr9elegt.
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Diertte, melde Qtcut. Maurp Der Nilien1doft
~gelciitet, bdttel1 Jpn rpn elmer Ofabre9el au8z
ldlieBen p(len, bic ME cine De9rabatiru aus
lebe.
DIR. MolIprb: Dent lieutenant Wtal1r4
lei ouf Iein ei9cne8 Grludlen cine gei4diti9un9
an Der Siite an9elpielen lpprpen.
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geoient unp BABE nebr 91iiflift perbient.
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9(ntrag, ZEN 8eldluB, lppnaG Nienlarp lan9er,
ais 10 Otinuten ipreden iru, 51riif5unebnten.
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poB rer lan9it belprr9e1e Sertru9 5mil6en@n9=
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6rii9ling8zG ampogne, pp9eSen Die Neifmd6te
Die 3nterelien Spauien8 auf Cuba ST bel6itse1
perlpreden.
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Sort Y;erce ppnt IS. Deg. linp bier etrt9etrpf>
fen, 8rn Mfaipr 6ppeS COMMANDO, melde8
ppr LANCER j3eit ms 6elp seritdt man, bate man
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ppr 100 Wtann ans, melGe8 BEN Otillpuri btnz
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sroBen 9latb i'm Sort baltert, Inn bic 8rieOen8z
bebin9ungen GIT bcratber. 0a8 @ettcr mar iebr
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Griea p6er Srie0eu ?

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tifel:
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allies OtG9lide tbut, I'M bic a"bplitipniltiide prer
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gu begin1tigen, urD abplitipnifiIde @eIeul6afz
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cine 3rennun9 Der Union ppr3ubereiten; Denn
England rpeiB, Dap e8 nit elmer nSrbliAen Gez
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fGn1lte.
Der brittilde @e|anbte, Sr, Champion, 1rl(
ebeu iett auBerprbentIi6 tbdti9 fem, rln vrepltz
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6errn Champion Iplen audi Der Sinteraebanfe
Der AOminiItratipn lein, meBbal6 ie Srn. 8lz
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gleiG5eitig ielbt our abreiie bereit gu balten.
Die 0tefrutiruns8uffoire ipirb nur ais Sprpanb
segen Serrn GrarnptUn 9ebrau6t, neil berIelbe
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bitet 8ereiie III Sdnbe1 bat, Die fiir ben Brd=
fpeuten uub feline &at99eber iiber5eu9erb ipre>
den.
&rie9 pber 6riebeu? Nous verrons.
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&eie9ropbii6e SSc6ri6ten.
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ppn Sputhalt1ptpt bier etn9etrpffelt.
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9teapel, SGri9Bpuba lei ieet 9~iinli9er 9%eltim1nt
9e9en Die g8eltm1dten, ulp pple Elm @clrttgent
CUR weltnlddtliden &rutee i~tellen.
Der Barrier Correspondent bet vEtrueS" BE-
ri4tet ans pficteler Quelc, paB Tranfret6 entz
iflplien lei, ben &ries nit uller @ner9ie f~prt5l1=
iesen, wenu 9iuElanp Die SelteGten Sebin9tl=
gen ridt a1nebmen unp baB Gn9(ano nnp
6ranfHeid rift ei1t Srta bon penielben ab9eben
lpitrDen.
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cmpfebIt ibren retten @Orrott ppn alien Nrten Spblen' unb
Ober1eser, pls &olbieter, Rtp StersQeber 8ufleter, pferbsle.
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hines uao zine 9rOse gn'wab' BON semd ten stsfel 6afsn,
Wcrfbuben unb dusee{d 'ttenem Spblenleber BEN Shubmd-
6ern uuf Dos Nneelesent' BITE, ba aae Ditle Qtbsrarten bier BIZ.
Tiger ais ireenb Irnit au sdben 7nb.
Irembe, bic un1ere Gtdbt befuden unb GinfSufe In rteHgt-
nannten Nrtiteln Az MAIDEN baben. werben e~tneeIaben. in Nr. 7
SarrifOnfrdse, 1 GrepPe bod, pOrjufpretsn, Dssrr fs mo- un-
terS fdufen.
16laS Qpu 10 GerSattuB.
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Ntffprneru19.
eSrbann @epr8 @trInins mtrb fpfrrt spn fetner
S3weitsr 8atbartna %5trIutn q aufoefcrbert, mad ~gDa1ttne.
ton 3a tpmmen Sber itr Ietren &ufenttaltsDrt ~anaussben, ba lie
ipn1 %ertnaenoe Watrt&ten mi sutbelen bat.
Die N6rehe TT: IS tn Gina b, care Of @ ecre Stpt, s Street
!mtIten stt an6 CITE S'rose, gBdTbtnatcn. DC @D@
gitte an Meuldenfreurbe.
50 N, @Hert, @dder Bat feline Wpbnune Nr. 239 ylprS.
@asfrdse, felt bent 80. DECEMBER rerla en- Oa berielbe Dbne
olen Grunb NIT Der frieoli6fen GeFnnuns %pespins, 10 befnbst
f6 ietne 1rau In Der srD6ten unrubr unb peinli6fsn Sage unN
eriuft aae, ire de i'm istter %eeIeben, UNI eittSe A~ustunft un.
ter her Ibrede: SranctsGrEbI, 2ertnstpnfraBe Nrp. 442
In Baltimore.
8rennbpl5! 8rennbpl3 /!
irirb Serfauft su benz biliaen @rstfe rpn $425 1T
8etbe1Illeb,
piiden 8rpabtpup uub 8pnbifraBe,
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Chas. F. JAY,

0erber unb Sarrter,
@de BON Canal un6 Sontfr. SIR. $50 (Gentrol &Denue.)
9a i'd, nun ielbft cine @erberei unt Saffanfabrit er5fnst b-
Reber, ais: BUFF. unb 8teS SberIeber, &aGbfe1te
pterbe. unb SptIenteber, Mprpecps aGsr Srr'
ten &C.,. aues etsenes Sob ttdt, btatser benn iemals gu Sertdu-
i'm 9 8 ub crude i'd n1e biefsen unS 2ans-e dutm aGer ub
fdufen. 3riJR-
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q" Der 0rcRe Saa nebit Ius1pielun9
psn &teicerf6rGrfsu, stnseratmten Sttbern uub Spisoetn TT
@OlSrabmen &C., mttO nj It ben q. Sonuor in Der Eletl mora
Pdue' tpnoern ben IL. 6ebruqr IN fet WdiDtnetOnbdus ~abssbdl.
ten nerben. Tifets q so GtS. flip 3oG unb Nusfpte[un1 fnb
bd. mo 3etel an8ei6ldaen, unb Bel lnter8ei6netent su bdben.
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lir aaein fir ben Ban 8ultis fir % Gts. an Der Gale Su baten
lin. 8. Qd6mdnn,
DM Gbarles Str. 300.
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Elm @runb1tiif in 8 tbaltin1preltr. nabe Nnultr.
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BEL, getten &C.
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Nder0erdtbldaft feiner 6arrt.
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pferD.
9tr. % 1t. 80, SiOsGburteStr.,
Spielfarten bel Gifte1.
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benerfen, oaB fe i'm Star" a~n8esetBt fnb.
OameuGtIte: Otabatne q. Seder; WtiB
g. S9amburs OtiB Sulia gSunlter.
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Or. 6. ". Selfer; @. Webler; Or. 8iettn9.
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berfauft purben seltern 500 SUP 51 $8.
Safen DDn Baltimore.
n9efpmmen:
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Cdr. Srian & Ntarp prt Deer S8la1p.
GNr. 9trrtb Q8inb ppn Seem Serfprp.
@eie9elt:
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.6ernl nm" mad traenb etnem Grte tret AT Mprefe 9egen Ga.
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fcrs ben %. Saruar, an uns dereiItrt, Spn &altimpre per @r-
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g, Shmtet u. Co, &bdtbdn Sant, ytep.y.
(OeedK.gudtts@ef6rrerun9 ''GrnP)
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Sin V(ehId,mibt.
Central Oag1terreDtDp @alerie

SUCDe lIeue ppn OalfD.z II. Et9bfltr.
Gineans erfe Gbir III Q%iebtfraee.
Die ltrter3et6neten maiden tbren Treunben, fb mte benz Tub-
lttulh i'm Iaeemetnen bic bGRi6e &nseiee, Tag lie am pbisen
plaee Elm Od8uerreptpps8e lddft erbfnet unb NIT bebeuteneeR
8Cfen fpi1e gtnrtdtungeu 9etrpfen blben, un olen @nfrrter.
unQen IN ten set fhietenea 3wetBen Der YtptrerapbtiGen 8unft
e%ntipceten su tInntn.
llnsre 8snntni6 fer Gbemis nnb molerst feet uus in ben
Stano. ban Sri fern ert6bte gpltpmmenbett ~ esbeu aud
wcreen mir es us Sur Teeel MAIDEN, muir a u s9t8eid n etc
St Der ~ab;u9eben ure btfen. ba6 biefee, 70 nte m1Ftee preSe
unb cine arose &uemabl Der fdDnfen Gtuis une Sra tnhen. nsl6s
mir tets an oanb baben, uns bic @unf eesEublttums psridaf-
fen mtrb.
gDtr labea unere @itbfraer Elm, unIere @ouerte su befu&sn
no f4 pom Der Wabrbett beS 8prbereefoeten 3u uberseueen.
19ia- IA n m n n II. d o
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26

University Of Ta.---The Board of Wis
itors of the University at liz recent session
in Charlottesville, resolved on an imme-
date appropriation of $3.50 to purchase
books for the Library, and an annual aP-
preparation hereafter of $4,000 for the
same purpose. An appropriation of So
600 10 improve the building. Resolutions
were adopted for enquiring into the cost
of introducing water and gas into the bull
dngs. in the schools of Mathematics
and Ancient Languages, such students as
are competent may become dicenliates.---
The price of board is reduced TO Sl2O per
year---a reduction Of $40 on last year.
The Board find it necessary TO apply to
the next Legislature for an appropriation
of $4,000. John l.. Cochran, Esq, has
been chosen Secretary of the alumni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
July %, 1856.

My DEAR PuPILs.---The beautiful Sill
yer Goblet presented by YOU as Com
miltee of my pupils of 1856, accept with
manv thanks TO the donors. BE assured
the gill is highly hauering one, as ii
gives me assurance that my efforts for
your improvement are appreciated, and
that the time spent in school can be look
ed back upon with pleasure. TO teach
er such manifestations are very gratifying
and encouraging. May you all realize
that your education is but just begun, and
that you have yet much 10 learn and
here or elsewhere, whether again we
stand in the pleasant relation of Precep-
tor and scholars you will carry with you
the difectiOnale interest and esteem of
your friend. ]. S. PIERCE.
To Misses Eliza Hamtramck, Louis T..
McEndree. Margie L. Botele:, Helen NJ.
Boteler, and Messrs. Henry X. Douglas
and Robert G.. Bragonier. Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
RetributiOn.

A work, entitled RetTbu,ion tale OF
passion, by Mrs. E. d. E. N. SOUTH,
WORTH, celebrated authoress, is now in
Press al /. b. Peterson's, No. l02
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and will be
ready for sale on Saturday the l6,h OF
August. Mrs. Southworlh is one of the
best female writers in this country, as
her wOrld-renowned stories, TO Wit
"The Los, Heiress," deserted Wife, y
"Missing Bride" &C., &C., fully attest.
The work adverled TO will be issued com,
plete in one large duodecimo volume,
neatly bound in cloth, for Sl,25, free Of
postage. Address as above.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26

To Cure The Croup.--The following
is very highly recommended by SavAn'
nah paper:
A niece of fresh lard, as large as but
ternut, rubbed up with sugar, IN the same
way that butter and sugar are prepared Tor
the dressing Of buildings, divided into
three parts, and given at intervals OF about
twenty minutes, will relieve any case OF
Group. which has not already been allow
ed to progress to the fatal point
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26

81 DIGEST!" Such Is THE TRUE MEANING
Of the word "PEPSLN," or Of the two Greek
words from which it is derived This is the
significant and appropriate title of the IRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared by Or. J. S. hOUGHTOA, OF FhIia-
delphia, from the fourth Stomach OF The OK Tor
the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
ach. No art of man can equal its curative pow
ers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH. See the figure OF
the Ok, in another part of this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
A. r. BOTELER,
II. II. GALhAllER
f. |. LEE,
ORDER OF COURT.
Jefferson County Court,
july 2lSt, 1856.

JShNISOH >Oub'p >'''''
July Dist, 1856.
Erparte-Thomas B. Florence. John
S, GalIahcr, ST., Alexander X. BoIeIer,
VIM. p. Johnson, Il. G. Robins, Ste
phen w. Wood. VIM. Holiday, Ju-
lius r. Howell, o. p. Munson, John
S. Gallaher, Jr., Charles G. Morrson'
Andrew Pacetti, Jr,, X. Ii. Gallaher'
and f. |. Lee.
Alexander r. Boteler, r. ii. GaIIaher
and Edmund |. Lee for themselves and
associates, having this day presented GER
,ifca,e in writing, made, signed and ac-
knowledged by the said a. r. Boteler, K.
II. GalIaher, and Edmund |. Lee, IN open
court for the purpose Of obtaining Char
ter Of incorporation for 1.-The Potomac
HOwing jEHs and Cemot Mining
Company," the object of said company
having been set forth in the certificate pre-
,ted I - IS to Manuiac.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
The Circus.

Our quiet village was greatly excited on
Wednesday last, by the arrival of FL
dred's Circus. The people focked in
from the country to see the "show," and
our streets were crowded with men, wo-
men and children, all eager to crafty
their passion for sightseeing, and many
an hard-earned half-dolIar was spent to
satisfy curiosity. The circus and It's
performances were equal to any we have
seen and we believe gave general salts
faction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
Keeping Cool.

The early part of this week was quite
pleasant. but the last few days are pay,
ing US up for favors, and it is as much as
we can do TO keep cool. indeed il, is hard
work and requires ali Our ingenuity 10
prevent US from melting. The dry wea-
ther still continues and The corn crop is
suffering very much.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
The Worlds BenefaCtOr.

Who, that has had opportunities Of
reading, but has heard of the phIIanlhro-
pist, Howard, the greatest part OF whose
/ life was spent IN visiting the prisons oil
Europe, and administering relief TO count
less numbers of suffering inmates, and
whose name will 90 down to remotest
time, crowned with the honOrs which mil
lions yet unborn will bestow upon II In
the same category we may place the name
of Miss Nightingale, the, devoted, sell
sacrificing heroine, of the Crlmea. But
while we give due hohors TO such names
we should do injustice to noble and gen
erouS heart, were we, for one moment, 10
forget the name Of HOLLOWAY. The pos
SCISSOR of an immense fortune. which
would allow him 10 traverse the world IN
search Of pleasure, he chooses, instead, TO
devote his leisure and his talents to the
benefit of his (elloW-creaures, by dIspen-
sing among them the most remarkable
remedies ever yet compounded, and which
he himself discovered after years OF unre-
hitting toll and research throughout the
vast cabinet Of nature. TO these research
es Professor Holloway was first melted
bv the enormous amount of suffering from
various diseases which he everywhere
saw around, and the sad inelliciency Of,
medical art to meet and vanquIsh them
and the SUCCESS which has met him at ev-
cry step--yet no greater than he anticipa-
ted--has proved his welI-earned reward.
SO great, indeed. has become the popular
ity of his medicines, even in the remolcSt
corners of the earth, that his parent esla5
lishmenl in London oustrips the largest
in the world and their marvellous virtues
have been cXtoiled in almost every Ian
guage from pole to pole. We have seen
testimonials from persons
who have used these Ecmedies--s:acks
upon stachs--iu which thei. wonderful
pcwtts are extoiied in the highest degree.
In 4 climate 50 variable rs ours, the most
insidious diseases are likely 10 take root
before the patient himself is aware of it,
and an immense amount Of suffering is
thereby eniaIled, in many cases causing
death, in fault Of ignorance of he proper
which, applied in time, would
have prevented the fatal result. In every
case Of incipient disease, and even in ca
ses far gone, recourse to Professor HOllo
ways neycr-laiing remedies will save
months Of painful illness, if not life itself. |
We do not overrale the man, nor his med
icineF; but what we are confident Of, we
are willing TO bear testimony in It's favor
and as FAR as our absolute knowledge eX-
tends, covering a space Of years, we feel
competent TO speak upon the subject in the
warmest terms. Therefore, it is our ear
nest wish that not a family in the land
should be ignorant Of the Professors rem
edes, and that they should always be
kept on hand 10 use in eases of sudden
illness, as they will operate as well as
pIeventives as curatives while there is
no possibility of danger to the system arr
sing from their use.-BOStOn Mtcligen-
Ger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26

A dreadful accident occurred on the
plantation Of DIR. A. G., Boykin, near
Smithheld on Sunday night last. While
some of the slaves were engaged in ordi-
nary duties, a camphene LAMP was upset,
and the flames soon caught the clothes of
four of the party, all of whom were bum
ed to death, and three others so badly in
juted that their condition is very critical.
--Portsmouth Transcript.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
The Potomac Mills.

It will be seen by the following copy
of proceedings in the County Court on
Monday last, the 2lst inst.' that char
Ter of incorporation was then granted tc
"1He Potomac FIGURING Mills and &C.
ment Mining COmpany,' under the
General Laws of Virginia, in regard to
incorporated Companies
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
The undersigned, aud our associates
herein named, being DESTROYS of forming
an association in the County of Jefferson,
Va, for Flour and Hydraulic Cement
Manufacturing Company, and a!alllng
ourselves of the benefit of the Acts OF AS
sembIy. in such case made and provided
do hereby agree to and make certificate as
follows, in pursuance of the act OF the
General Assembly of Virginia, passed
March Sd, 1854, entitled an act "to pro-
vide for the organization Of companies for
Mining and Manufacturing purposes -
and the act amendatory of the same, pas
sed March IL, 1856.
First. That we have formed ourselves,
and do hereby form ourselves, into Joint
Stock Company, by the corporate name
of 1.-The Potomac FIGURING Mills and Ce-
meni Mining Company
Second, The object Of The said compa-
nv is to manufacture Family ana Super
fine Nour--and to Nine and DlanWac-
tire Hydraulic Cement.
Third, The amount of capital stock of
said Company is Sirty Thousand DOL
lars, divided into one hundred and twenty
shares, of five hundred dollars each.
Fourth, The amount Of land proposed
to be held for the Company's purpose is
Two Thousand acres, which will include
tmbered land for materials for EiO!tr and
Cement Barrels.
Fifth, The officers who Tor the first
quarter are TO manage the concerns OF the
Company, are
Presiden,--ITon. Thomas b. Florence,
Of Penn. Vice Presidential. K. Bolc'
Ter Secretary and Treasurer--John 5.
Sr., of Washington City.
observation-disclosures B. Florence, A. L.
Botelcr, John S. Gallaher, Sri, VIM. p.
Johnson, Il. G. Robins, Stephen W.
Wood, O. p. Munson, VIM. Holiday,
Julius r. Howell, John s. GaIIahcr, Jr.,
Charles G.. Morrison. Andrew PacelH, Jr.,
edmund |. Lee, and Robert II. GaIIaher.
Sixth, The place in which the opera
ions of the said Company are to be carTl-
d on, is in the County Of Jefferson, State
If Virginia, and It's Office is TO be at the
Jlty of Washington, In the District OF
Columbia.
A. r. BOTELER,
II. II. GALLAHER,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26

The Richmond Dispatch states that on
Friday morning last, in Caroline county,
Va, Mr.. VIM. Nj. Kelley was suddenly
reused from his sleep and under the i'm.
preston that his house was being broken
into, selzed his gun and fired upon some
one, as he thought, entering the door
but to his horror he found he had shot his
wife, who was lasteningit. She fingered
in great agony until the next morning,
when she died.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
Frightful RaiU DAD Accident.

4 terrible accident occurred on TIT
North Pennsylvania Railroad, on Thurs
day morning, the l7lh inst, about four
teen miles from Philadelphia, caused by
two trains coming in collision One wa:
the regular passenger train, and the other
was an excursion train containing clever
hundred children, parents and teachers
being the Sabbath School Of ST. Michael'e
Church. With such force did they mee1
that both the locomotives aud three cars
.of he excursion train were completely
crushed up, and the wreck immediately
caught fire. The three foremost cars OF
the excursion train, with their precious
burden of human life, were crushed 10
pieces upon the locomotive and tender,
and while large number Of the occupants
were Instantly killed and mangled i'll a
horrible manner, The shrIeks of The woun
ded--and of those who, though unhurt,
cried out in agony of dread--sent thrill
of terror 10 the hearts Of all who heard
them that can never be forgotten. To
add to the horrors Of the scene, the bro
ken engine sci fire TO the cars oil the eX'
cursion train, and a number Of the passen-
gers who were unable to get out were ac-
tually roasted alive Lines of men were
formed, who speedily procured buckets
and axes, with which they andeavored TO
extngush the flames and rescue the I'M
fortunate passengers. The fire ragged
with fury, however, and utterly defied the
eXertions Of those persons who were COM
PEELED 10 witness the shocking spectacle
of men, women and children being burned
to death, without having it in their power
to extend any aid. AT this time the as
pect of the wreck of the cars, lit up with
the devouring flames and rendered ghast.
ly by the projection of mangled limbs,
was TOO horrible 10 dwell upon, and calcu-
lated TO sicken the siernes,hear,.
Eleven men, women and children had
been burned to death in one car. They
were caught under one of the sides and
roasted, so that the remains when eXlrl-
Gated presented shocking spectacle.
The mangled remains of four men and
women and child were dug from be.
meath the engine and tender. The re-
mains of an infant were found under the
ruins Of the engine in the ash,pan. The
remains of six other bodies were raked
out of the ashes and ranged side by side
on the grass. There were in all about
sixty lives lost, and about one hundred
persons were injured, some of whom
will doubtless die.
William Vansavren, the conductor OF
the down train, driven to desperation by
the calamity, committed suicide by swal-
lowing arsenic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
Acknowledgements.

We are indebted 10 our friend Mr.. JAS.
J.. CHAPLiNE, of Dubuque, Iowa, for sew
eral Dubuque papers, though one Of 'her.,
THE Zeitung," was too dutch" loy our
vernacular.
An unknown friend in New Orleans
will also please accept our thanks for cop
les of the "Picayune" apd Crescent.