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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20
CHAPTER III.

In one of the roOHs Of large hotel, IL
the city of C, Marcus Hydra sat
his head bent over his hand, where lay {
long, black curl Of hair and tears were
falling on it. III tie lhoughl that she
was false had not prevented me" he mur'
INJURED, Il would have been here long
ago. How | dreamed Of her on thai FAR
off shore And sometimes feared ii
was sin for when wrote my sermons,
] saw her eyes ! and when kne!t 10
pray, her form was before me How the
sweet voices of the OIden time whisper IN
my heart to-day | was so full OF hope
and Joy once. DO not murmur; but my
soul will weep over the beautiful dream,
shattered forever" lie brushed the tears
from his dark spiritual eyes, and passed
from the room. AS he was entering The
ladies' parlor, he heard the murmur Of a
name that made his heart throb wildly :;
and pausing, he listened to conversation
between two ladies in the parIor.
"Poor Edith Vale you remember her,
Alice ?" Yes" was the reply. "Weil,'
SAID the other, "she married 10 save her
father from ruin, when she loved a young
minister, missionary to foreign land.
Her husband has been dead year and
by the negligence or fraud Of her trustees,
all the property has been lost; and now
she is in the depths of poverty. Did
you see that sweet child in here mo-
ment ago That was Edilh's ! and he
was begging aims"
Marcus waited to hear no more. Tur-
ming the corner of one of the streets, he
saw a little child. "Edilh's," he cried,
and hurried on. "What is your name.
little boy ?' he said, kindly. The child
looked up, with wondering glance, into
that proud, noble face, and in his sweet
voice answered, "WiIlie Vernon" He
was folded to the minister's heart. IL
would have known you was her child, a.
mong a Thousand, by those lusrous eyes.
Won't you take me TO your mother, dar-
ling :" The child's voice quiveled,
Mamma is very poor" he said. "You
won! like to go 10 our home. stole a.
way. awhile ago, for thought God would
make somebody give little boy like me,
something, and lie did ~ and the tiny
hand was opened, and there Jay shin
ing gold dollar, given him by the lady,
who had spoken of Edith in the Psrlor.
''Take me 10 her, Willie take me TO
her and YOU shall never want any more
while live," said Marcus. The little
fellow obeyed, aud soon they reached his
home. Edith, weary and wasted, sat
leaning hr head on one band, sadly drea-
ming Of what might have been. what had
been, and what was now. "WIl there
no bright morning ever come again ?" she
thought. "WilI eternity alone brighten
my sorrows p There was a step OH the
oltering stairs the door opened; ard the
leep voice broke the Stiffness. Come
10 me, my Edith ?" it sand, ''come TO the
heart that has mourned you as lost"
That voice, that lofty form. that smile Of
peace and JOY were Marks
A week later, that old room was desu-
ale AMI The home which haL been
Louis Vernon's. became Marcus Hydra's.
'oming up llrouC green yard, one
June evening, were a group vi three. ,
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Praise Nnur WIFE.

Praise your wife mar; for PHYS sake
give her liue encouragement: II won't
hurt her. She has made your home com
Portable. your hearth bright and shining,
your food agreeable; for PHYS sake tell
her YOU thank her, If nothing more. She
don; expect it; it will make her eyes open
wider than they have for these ten years.
but it will do her good for all that, and
YOU too.
There are many women today thirst
ing for the word OF praise, the language
of encouragement. Through the sum
mer's heat and Winters toll they have
drudgsd unComplaningfy, and so accus-
tome have their fathers, brothers and
husbands become TO their monotonous la
bors, that they look for and upon ihem as
they do daily rising Of the sun and its,
daily going down. Eomely everyday
life may lie made beautiful by an appIecl-
alton Il lis very LONELINESS. You know
thai iflhc floor is clean. manual labor has
been performed TO make It so. You
snow tha, if you can take lom your
drawer a clean shirt Whenever YOU want
it, that somebody's fingers have ached III
tie tollof making il so fresh and agreea-
BE. 80 smooth and lustrous. Every thing
,har p'cascs the eye auG the sense has
been produced 10y constant work, much
thought, great care and untIrng efforts,
bodily and meuralIy.
il is uot that many men DO not appre-.
ciale these ihings and feel a g low OF graf
tude for he numbeTless attentions be-
slowed upon them in sickness anG in.
health. but they are so selfish in that feel
mg. They don come out with a hear
", Why. how pleasant YOU make things
ook, wllcI or, Il am obliged TO you for
taking so much pains - They thank The
tailor for giving them fits" they thank
the man IN the omnibus who gives them
seat; they thank the yO'ng 'ady who
moves along IN the cuuceIt.roOm-m
short, they thank everybody out Of doors
because il is the custom, and come home,
| tip their chairs back and their heels up.
pull ont the newspaper, grumble if wife
asks them TO take the baby, scod if the
fire has got down, or, if everything is just
| right shut their mouths with smack OF
satisfaction, bul never say 10 her, 81 thank.
you"
| tell you what men, young and old,
ii you did but show an ordinary ciUility
toward those common arlicles OF house
keeping, your wives, if you gave The one
hundred and sixleIh part of the compli-
ments you almost choked them with be-
fore they were married, if you would stop
the badInage about wIro you are going TO
have when number one is dead, (such
thiEgs wives may laugh at, bui they sink
deep sometimes if you would cease 10
speak of their faults, however banleringly,
before others, fewer women would seek
for other sources Of Ofhappness than your
cold, so-soish a1eciion.-
Praise your wife, then, for all good quail
rIies she has, and'you may rest assured
That her Deficiencies are fully counierbal-
anced by your own.- OHUe Branch
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NEGRO LoGIc oS HoOPs.-Do yon.
spose dat n,alhInd don't no that human
DaIur neJber formed woman wild head
Ike an apple, bust ike Two potecaTy
globes, walls like de shank ob sn uFa,
and a-body Ike molssses hogshesd if
yt'u .ebber find case where nstur cut up.
slch shines.wid de human form devine.e
J's Ietme noe Il, and lie BIHumise dGr
COUNTY, MId her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

The Toledo Blade .pGbllshed the mar
rage Of Mr. John Paddle to Miss Mary
cs"ow, and ADDS that The happy groom
can exclaim with the. poeI-'.I paddle
my own carIoe.''
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A?sEaxe subject for a debating clsb
III d man had grizzly bear by the tail.
would itbe policy 10 hold Issl or Iei go r..
Stability Of tie Union depends upon as
issue
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Look at the Bright Side.

Away with long faces What is the
use of looking as if you had season
ticket for a funeral ? Can't you hnd a
better name for This world than "a vale OF
tears" and ''scene of troulation !'' II
you can't it will do you good to read a
letter which friend las just furnished
US. 1t is from a wife in Massachusetts
to her husband IN California. Shr dos>a'
intend 10 go through the world with an air
as if
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Palace to bc IN all respects masterpieces Of
NEE ,anicai skill Having inspected a large
nuuDcr Of the Horace Waters Pianos. we can
* of their merits, irom personal know
irdec, As being OF thc very best quality.
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"Muiiled drums were beating,
Funeral marches 10 the grave.
Here is The letter :
MY DEAR HUSBAND:

As it is some time since YOU left us for
California, suppose You would BE- glad
to bear how We are getting along IN yonl
absence. | am happy to say that We are
all enjoying very good heahh on The
whole. Just al present two of the boys
have got the small pox, Amanda Jane
has got the typhus fever, Betsey is down
with the measles, SAMUEL got hooked by
The COW the other day, aad llule Peter
has just chopped of seven Of his fingers
with the halchel. lis great mercy lha'
he didn't chop them all Of. With these
tridng exceptions, We are all well and
getting along nicely. You hecd not be
al all anxious about Us.
alnost forgot To say that Sarah Ma
lilda eIop,d IasI week with a TN PedIar.
Poor girl she's been waiting for The last
ten wears for a chance and am glad she 5
GOT married at last Size needn't have
taken the trouble to elope though. She
was a great eater; and find lhe baked
beans don't 90 near so fast now as they
did. The way that giil would dip into
the pork and beans was a caution 10 the
rest of the family.
The cow took il Ipto her head yestcr-
day to run away, which was very iortu-
nate, I'm sure, for the barn caught fire
and was consumed. was in hopes the
house would 60 100, for it's very incon-
venent, but Tie wiad was the wrong way,
SO il didn't receive much injury.
Some boys broke into tie orchard the
other day, and stripped all the fruit trees.
| am glad Of it, for they hadn't pre-
sume the children would have made
themselves SICK by eating too much.
looping that you ENJOY yourself in Cal
i.ornIa as well as we DO at home, re-
main your alfcclionate wife.
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BEAT TuIs.-Mf. Boxer showed rs an
egg yesterday which was seven inches IN
circumference. Can any body beat this
Syracuse ReUeiHe.
Cenainly. Break the egg into howl,
and beat ii with SpOOn.-Lynn Ne0s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

My son, said an induIgeot father to an
only representative Of himself, you should
always think three times before you
speak.
One day as the father and son were
standing at the fire, the former coat tail
caught fire without him noticing it,
The son thought he would think a
little, and said
Father, | think.
We'll, what my son 2
But father, ! think.
What do You think p
why, father, | think your coat taiFs
on fire, cried he, getting out Of Tie room
for fear of feeling his fathers cane.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

The dinner table al the late railroad
festival in Memphis was nearly three
quarters Of mile long, and had on i,
5000 plates and dishes, l,5O0 pounds Of
beef aud mutton, IS hams, 90 pigs, l25
turkeys, 400 chickens, $50 beef tongues,
10 barrels potatoes. 8 baskets salad, ~
barrels ice water, 500 pounds cake, be-
sides ralsOns, almonds, oranges, &C..
Some > or 10000 persons parooh Of
the dinner
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-20

Hineringpiacs Scene. -Fenehman
Madame, you charge yer mooch too
big price loI zal room.
Landiady-Oh, you know we al The
walering-places must make hay while lie
sun shines.
Fenchman (indignan0-Be gar, Mad
ame, you zrll never nuke ze hay Of me.
You BIst BOT zlnk zal because all flesh
Is grass, zai you can mase hay OF NE p!
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Slot HimsrB.--We regret to learn
that Mr. II. Is. +. holland, Of Middieburg.
in this county, committed suicide in tia
Streets ofthst Town on Saturday evening
last, by shooting himself with a pistol.
The ball entering the Iea side, and pass
Ing through the lungs, produced death ia.
Igw hours. We have. heard no. reason
assigned for this deplorabIe scl. The de-
ceased was young man, just entering
ms 2lsi yesr.--LeeSbupg 1Iirror.
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We'll, neighbor, what's the mos chris
tian news, this morning?' asked one gen
lleman OF another.
Il have just bought sack Of flour for d
poor woman was the reply.
Who Is il you have made so happy by
your charity this limc ?
MY wife
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Terrible CGiGmiiy.--About o'clock ),
Sunday morning, 3lss ulI., the steamship
Louisiana, Capt. Sheppard, Of the South
eru Steamship Company. took FIRE, six or
eight miles southeast OF Galveston IN the
Gull, and the result was total loss Of the
vessel, large amount Of property. and,
what is worse Than all, great number of
humaa lives.
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Grandpa where do the people ge
their fashions from p
From Philadelphia
We'll where do the Philadelphia peo
pie get them from 2
From England
'Ah and where do the English ges
them from p
From France
But where do the French get them
from ?
why right straight from the devil, iO
be sure; there now, stop your noise.
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Herr T. stones Addition.

Having Completed our addition am prepared to offer
a number of very valuable City Lots for sale This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
partof Nininger City, and lying MS it does convenient
to the Upper Lsyee, which viii when properly improved
be the main Steamboat landins, and also the landing
for the Ferry -boat-it must very soon become Inc most
valuable part Of the city. ia:i prepared to sell i9s on
easy terms and at low prices l., persons who may desire
to build and open any kind of mercantile or mechanical
business. To parties wishing to 60 into manufacturing
ture. Nininger City holds out great Inducements. l am
ready "a afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 20 into either Of these opera
tons.
For further information apply TO ANDREW Lev
ERlNG, ESD. ST pad, or
JOSEPH G. HERR,
5:ly ..22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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E{GNOr(A.

To attempt 10 give anything like a market report, at
this time, while everything i rushing INF" market;
would but mislaad cur readers, Fluctuations arr rapid
and will continue 70, until proper estimates are arrived
at Of the supply and demand. Within a few days l"ta-
toes fell III price from four to one dollar a bushel in st.
Panl tho game was the case with hay. The anxiety OF
farmers to realize j likely to over-stock the market for
some time to come. and bring down prices, but they
will no doubt recover and acquire steadiness in the
course of the T.ssor.
"~-.-~' -. = hes. to nos. our readers in relation
To the Territorial markets, and ar DOW making arrange.
mcnf- with corresponding to that effect. -
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11ntnger Presbyterian Church.

i meeting Of the subscribers 10 The fund for the cree
,ioa Of this church, will bc seid al the Sciocl House at
< o'clock on Tuesday evening, September Is; 4 full
attendance il requested.
Non csidcut lot owners and citizc!i@ who may not yet
nave been solicited :ot subscription, fr the erection 81
this church, will please take notice that they can han'
their contributions to any o: the undersigned =
j. r. CASE, ESQ, Nininsrr, Mt.
q. q. ROBERTSON,
john NININGER, st. Paul. n. !.
ROBBERY RoBERrsoS, 76 Wall street, New inrk.
A. J. InxHs. Harri.hnrgh- Pennsylvania.
HANpySlpr a. Henderson,: Glasgow, Scotland.
Nininger. u. T., .Aug II, 1871.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, Is years Of age. having ID
Father, two Brothers. Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephe1
Nieoes, iy that dreadful disease. CONSUMPTION, and s1
with a C1ucH himself, determined to visit the East
Egypt and Jar@n. where he discovered a PREvENrI
CERTAIN Cusg for Cold, Coughs, Bronchitis. CoNsu
Nervous Deh;litv and Asthma. His cough was CT
madiatelv h. returned. cured his RELATIVES, who
the diseas'. ana in crnnec'i,n Mi,n his son have d
it in their practice. curing thousands of cases 0
hopeless hy 9TH r., For the pm pose of rescuing
IF his suffering ftll5w beings > possible he is SCI
Recipe Ia I'LL who wish il fer 10 cents: 3 Of it
postage, All the balance printing. Address :
lOl Spring street, opposite st. Nicholas lotel,
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MARRIGD.

On The pod inst at the Fuller Hou<e, St, Paul. by
the Rev. Mr.. n!aIlaffrr. J. Avis Ionor, Esq OF
Louisville, kentucSy, 10 Mis-. T.. Mice REED, Of Mn
niger, NJ. I.
with cur congratulations 10 the happy couple arc
mingled feelings OF regret at losing frem our social circle
the lovely bride, whose presence 10 our MIDI, was that
~ pleasure AMI profit to eli. What we lose. however.
f;iil ne 4 cain 30 her NV hon.e.
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We understand tilat a, PIN Benz, Manchester. ai'i
other places on the river, they have been subjected t.
the saaae anneya4iea ~ rsgarl II, their mails b, the beats
that this town has. In the lHJ,ridr towns there IS as"
much complaint on the score II inefficient, postal fHe'i'-
ties. VI should advise sarh u~eighiorh .6i7 n atach>,
not to depend on their fog, la9tmast'rs' bat have Ill
their mail matter stop al sona' "ih'e that 49,
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A HOUSE,

liable lots of ground, we'll situated in
this town. Attached to the house,
y, there is we'll cultivated fenced gar
birous of making a good bargain can
as the owner is going on a farm.
Amediate possession given. Apply to
" the premises, corner 9Th street and
20, 1857.
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School sTeetjng.

Iipre will hs a n,e.iin2 % .Ni"i"y~r Nh"a h;tr;t'
". .. IN Hoii} evei:i.g. suGr-t :ls'. AT : "'cack
"a. thr .Sch>l Uu~ ! fnl atirniaAH.. u requested Il
ta.tfer- ~ inp i: sa>, viii comc ini.!r- he Mrrting
By order OF the Trustees,
CHARLES F. CLARKE.
District C-,k.
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IND BRICK YARD.

have on hand at their yard q large
a quality unsurpassed by any other
~. which they offer for sale at ten
IOse in want should send in their
They will be delivered if desired,
BISSELL l. CRONKHITE.
2, Aug. "a, 1857.
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ANDREW LEVERING.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
VI n v Broker,
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN,,
TDTART PUBLIC.
Third Street, st. Paul, NJ. r. 6:ly |
4 Valuable Claim

VAluabae Claim
Of !60 acres, for sale, situated II miles from Fal
banlt, and n from Shieldsville it has good runni|
water, rs aores Of timber, and thirty acres of meadd
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Creek, five miles from Ii
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and tim1
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j.. NJ.
City of Nininger, Aug: 26, 1857.
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large space in car paper this week is taken mp
with the Railroad advertisement however, !; Is an m
terestiug document. aud Viii repay perosal.
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ga. An, one sending US fyt names. with the money
viii IA, oasitlea 10 III. COZ, Al thc paper gratis
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how to procut- its regular Eeee,tlon. Mr.. Baker, ut
Athens, has his letters LETT At his own door by the
stage driver, whn throws them into Il box prepared for
Them. Have patience, friends and wien We get our
State Government organized, the abuses # Uncle Sam
lazy system Will get we'll overiauled.
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ARE SHINGLES.
REND AHEAD

Is L. SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. r.,
their first quality of rived aud hand
moderate terms. Orders solicited
try Of tho Vermillion, which can be
I point more conveniently than else
trous of an article that can be depend
hem . call.
! "a, 1857. -
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EStray.
Came into the premises Of the subscriber, On Monday
July 9th, 1857, a dark brown horse, Is hands high and
about 8 years old. He has white spots on his forehead
and nose, and a few white hairs on his back he has
also a small scar on his left hind leg. The owner OF
said horse is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
p. M. FITCH,
Six miles from Hastings, on the road to St. Paul.
Spring Lake July Is, 1857. AIT
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ra. -~lnstma,terS throughout the country ale author
izeI Agents for Us.
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For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
house and two lots Of ground in Nininger,
he Handyside House, Corner lots,) for sale for
1nared dollars, payable part cash and part on
he house is we'll built and comfortable and the
tne Of the best portions of the town.
eply to lGNATTuS DONNELLY.
niger, July %, 1857.
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THE HANDYSIDE HOUSE
S. VA. JILLsoN, Proprietor.

Corner Of Rice Avenue and Sixth Street,
NTNINGER, MINNESOTA.
This hotel has just been opened for the a%ccommoda
ton Of the public, and guests may rely on having their
comforts properly cared for, as no pains will De spared
to make the house equal to the best in the TSritory.
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Ing It great thoroughfars.
los this Addition VII be sold without aDI ener-
ous 1HA-rrspect:ng i'm 26vemes.s. THE 1SS6:ss
advants e Of the location has already induced the car.
rent Of business and improvement in this direction.
Such c~nrditipns are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments To Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
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