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LANDRETH'S
b Agricultural Warehouse.

SzA Nos. 2 aud % South Sixth street,
-GAs- Near the state House. Phlladrl lphia
Te'I floors ol this spacious building, erected express
ly for the PrOprieIOrs trade stored with Seeds aud
Implements of interest TO Farmers and Gardeners
Siriy Years Established.
The subscribers desire call the uenliUn Of every
one interested in Fnrming and Gardening. to their
we'll selected stock Of
Agricultural implements and Machinery;
Great Variety of horticultural Toos;
Wsrranted Garden and Fower'Secds;
Grass land Field Seeds Of the Most reiiablc
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold nv us re mostly
ma u fac LuT ed at Seam Works. .HTnieI Pa
Having ttod up this establishment WITHOUT regard
10 expense win the most complete hine ry nr the
npnua&luro Of various kp"dS of Agricultural Imple.
menls. we arc now prepared 10 supply OIL arctns in
this line fully equal, not superior anything of The
hInd ever beinre offered 10 the public.
LANDRETET'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the pub lie Tor upwards OF six,v
years. their WIDE spread popularity, and the consiunI
increasing demand from year TO year, is The best
evidence OF their superiority over all others
RT Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
In papers bulk. on the mOst liberal terms
BUomslaie, near Bristol, Pa, our Ga. den S. ed
grounds. contains three hundred and seve,,tv ncres
and 10 The largest estanshmen Of The kim in the
world. d. LAMBETH a SON
Nos. ol aud % South Sixth street, PhiladeIphia
as2o-3m
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Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable Mill Property
f R s ALE,
&s@s The subscriber offers at private sale,
s3 I'D his valuable Mill Property, situated on
kl& VI the 81 10 rnnI l..aIin1r irunl Surnn 10


AS@s The subscriber offers at private sale,
k3iii his valuable Mill Property, situated on
kaAnh the State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MILL-IIOUSE IS 40 by 40 feet, and 3
stories high, with two Water Wheels AID three
Run Of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill except in
the drest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running order-ln every respect we'll
fitted up for merchant work, in modern styie,--
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom Of a wide range OF country.
There is a new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power, attached, recently erected at cost OF
S3 900, with appurtenances,- Is IN first
rate condition. (6.I- Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense of both mil and farm
work, an Interest Of Ten per cent. on 100000.
| Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
~ ACRES of Land, with a good Dwelling,
necessary Out-Buldings, aud two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined. and is in fine stale of cultivation.
| 0~TOue- third OF the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed; the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desIrous Of examining the property
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing on the same;
or on the undersigned, IN the town "t Smyrna
| Aug. 26, 81 JOS. HOFFECkER
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XarniShCS ! EarniShcS !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No
7S) North Fourth. street. between Cherry
4 Race, upper side. Phlladrl phia,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Narnishes g. Japans,
Has always on hand large stock of the best Cab
net NIrnIshcs from 81 rs upwards Coach NarniShes
from 81 90 ui, ards, lanlar Narush from 81 SO up
wards Brsl drling japan; Black Iron Nurnshes.
Paper tlrnI>hcS. CHINA UlOss NarnIsnes, etc, etc.
a,i2 81 ~
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Morlr's Wrltiug nnd ndtLLihLe Mhx.
New Fall and Winter Goods,
For Mcn and }nys' Wear, at very Low PRICES, ut
JOHN V. TERRNS
NXhnIGk:sIr& & EsniniI G'InfI, Afnrn

o NUfIh SF.' |UND slTrrl, I'm ade pima.
Consisting al rnIi'sh, French, term and Amcri.
can cloths Ca.>uHcres aud borskiIS, o! the Nery Best
NJ ks.
Beavers, Pilots, FclIs AMI CoIung> variety SaIi.
nets. ken,urkV Jeans. Go,duroyS. &c &c AsO
Satn. Sllh-NtIveI. NntpniIa, and Cashmere NesIngs
o. all kinds and nycs Alsu. IaIl"T's Trimming. &C
9T ParIcmlr attention paid /" the 'ruIor Trade.
LIST 10th Store III I'd ST. below Arch. east sld.
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: ossrvsp0~Ssala u aIs Swyrsa 7smss

81 .Aaa a. G1rsvpo~oea6 " fN< SRyTna ItEsss
Ma. Eatroa .s--A disgraeefuI fracas occurred
st Nsckiston's Cross Roads, on Monday, ths
10Th lnsta nt. t.--caused by two drunken boys
when q man named Ssm1 Simmons, who was
also quite groggy, beat man like himself un.
der she h6ocaec of lsqaO', very severely.
IL
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WmrE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
tiful Complexion, can be acquired by using the
''BALM or A .IiHOUSA Nd EL0HERS." What
lady or gentleman would remain undsr the curse OF
disagresabe breath. when by using the Balm Oi q
Thout0nd Flowers" as u denInfce, would not only
reader ,weet. bui leave the teeth white ala.
Dasar' Many peTsOhs do not knew their breath 10
bsRi, md the subject 30 delicate their friends will
never IDenuOn il. Beware OF counterieits. Be sure
the botle Is signed. FErRID(iE N Co, N. Y,
fvt sale by all DruggisuA
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A. NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Eucru Man his (,nn SoJs.,u

LlPPINCOTT & CO. One Prico Clothing Store
NO 4O+ Market street, ID door above /th stree l. Pha
oeiphla would SolIeIt call from those IN want OF
CLOTHING, belOrO purchasing eIsswhere--as all
our goods are made up expressly for rela saos and
every article 10 marked m plain figures. that all
mast buy alike. All gODds used IN this Store are
hIongeh beiors making np and oil articles sold will
6e guaranteed " DO cut and ma in lhe Lest manner
Remember
)404 Market street,
Philadelphia
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IL NJ VII OX Al.

TOHN STONE 4 SONS. ImporIari and JOl'Sers
j SILKS, RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS.
have removed from IS South Second Street. to Their
new and elegant Store. NJ. sos CHESTNUT slreel'
one door above Sth. where they will bc leased 10 see
Their friends and the trade generally. jail lm
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TIE undersigned has opened an Ufhce IN
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, tor the
Purchase aud Sale of REAL ESTATE. aud
aas now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
srable FARMS and other Real Estate.
or He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business IN his line on the most rcason-
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Those whose purses are small
Are welcome t0 call.
Our prices SUIT tho times AT the Old.esIa bls he'd
stand Of North Chase Il North, No. lll6 Market ST.,
PhIladelph phia
Economy in Fuel SlLNERS AlR.TlGIlT
GAS BUR NER improved toy james Spear, January
18th. a57 l~NOuld partIcuarv cal attention TO tins
ccehraieG Stove for ParOrs, Halls. Dining Rooms.
Chambers Stores, Offices. &c Thr heating qualities
Of tins excellent Stove well known. that u is
useless 10 further Hui the great OBJ.
lection the old pattern s that the holes where The
the cylinder To ignite tie gus, frequently be-
coRe stopped with ashes and cinders; aud when this
takes place. the gas burning qualities of ihd Sloye
destroyed. and There IL way Of cleaning them out
without taking the Stove apart, and frequently the
cylinder has TO be renewed. 10 prevent this obiec
tim have placed each side Of the Stove PerioF-
arod ca>iiron plate, with slides open and close
pleasllre; with this Improvement. the gas-burning
Qualities Of thus Stove cannot be impaired by over.
illing or falling INTO tho hands OF those unaeeusIom.
ed To the principle oi this Stove. there is difficult
" u keeping these openings free from ashes cInders
THE EVENING STAR P.\RLOR, with double
ra,a,lng base warrentCd TO heat any double parIer
Please call aud examine before purchasing else where
Manufactured aud for sale only by
JAMES SPEAR,
No. lll6 Market street. PhIadephi
..a Late North. Chase and North, 800 Market st,l
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Valuable Farm

~ n u - ~ n ~ - ZEE
IN TALBOT COUNTY. MD, FOR SALE
4stssM THE subscriber, dcsIrous ut -.
l7EssaSSEg closing up his agricultural pur- A3I!
VfY<sM suits, will offer AT private SAFE, A4g-I-
--zrAAn.-. his FARM, situate III tbs Chapel Dis
IrIct of Talbot County, MarylInd, aud about
mIle irNm the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
Line; a mile and half from HIIl.borOugh, and
a mile and n half from navigation. Thus farm
contains 290 ACRES of LAND, 40 ot which
Is IN excellent White Oak TIN BER; the bal.
arce. 230 ac:cs, is N good state of culliva-
rlon. and susceptible of the highest state of I'M
provement. The soil is of II red clay quality
ana very rich. A fine Meadow runs through
the farm. The Buildings are iolcrably good.
THIS farm would DIVIDE well into two of las
acres each-elther of which would in u short
time sell for what is now asked for the whole.
PRICE $4,000, in !, 2, and years. For fur.
ther information, apply TO
ALFRED p. JUMP,
ian2l, '5S-Gw) EaslOn, Talbot Co., Md
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Furniture and Upholsterlns
WarehOuSe.

WNfchOUse, -.
~ THE undersigned respectfully informs his Gus
Es, tOmers anu The public. thai he hns eniafS'I
S&dhIs place OF business an elegant and sple'H,"
style, and keeps constantly on hand, large assn.
ment Of Fsshionabis FURNITURE. Of all fInus'
manufactured with especial care by his own Ng,~
men. and under his supervision. lie also feco',
mends 70 the public his newly invented and mprO'tU
Sofa Bcdstead ahd Lounges, which for conNehleinH ~
and ensc sarpass anything ever used beiore. hIs
prices are Remarkably Low. and he SOlIeiIs share
Of public patronage.
JOHN A. BAUER,
No. 253 COld No. 1872 South I'd st., above Spruce
sep3O '57.ly Philadelphla.
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Registers Office.

DOVER. Kent ,nuniy Feb iih 1858.
UPON the application Of LYDIA Mcdowell. Adj
mnistratrix Of James Mcdowell, late ui buck Creek
hundred, IN SAID county dccrnjcd ii ordered and
directed by the RegIstrr that The SAID Admulslralrx
give notice Of The granting OF letter, 0 administration
upon the estate Of the SaId deceased bv Cdu.Iig nd
verlIsrmenIs To be posted Wi,hn irrrl dns lr III the
date O such letters, the most public IlaC OF
the county O keni requiring All persons having de-
nands against the estate 10 present the same, abide
by an Act of Assembly IN such made and provi-
ded And asn cause the To he inserted IN the
Sml rna Times, a newspaper published IN Smyrna.
Delaware. aud continue therein c:ghi weeks.
txS3a. Given uLder han and seal of Office OF
T~-,sSs The Register aforesaid. al Dover, Kent
cn EE5Er county aforesaid, the day nnd year ab0v c
&EEXs Egs written.
tSsN& X. w. REYNOLDS. Register.
NOTICE.-The unders gneo Adminisirairix, named
above, hereby gives notice. that Letters OF Admins
iruiIun were granted To her III the first day ul Feb
ruary, 1883; all persons rhcrei"re havIrg demands
ogaInst the deceased estate, will present the
properly uiescd. before the rsl day Fehruar,
1859 or ablds by law III tins behalf
LYDIA MCDOWELL.
Febll 5S.Sw
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FOR SALE:
II0vcr's Liquid Hair Dye.

The tp low from ia Il emL eut rhNsiC ut Pha.
drlpLIa. Dr. Brmrk| adj urd 10 The lcstimuv u Pro
lessor BnIh. only confirms Wu.i cvIdrncC hl thou
sands who have used flowers Dye.
"GIRARD Row. CHESrNUr STREET.
PhiAdviph prcCmner 22i, 4S53.
In regard to lloIcrs Hair Dve, sale rnhcst.
aImcly, that II de,rerpu> ingredients.
and may be used I'h entire safety and with the III
confidence and success"
W. d. BRINCKLE., NJ d
Horer's Writing and IndfLiidie Inks,
Are 50 we'll and widely Known. rcqIrc 10 eulo.
Gy thcII merits. II only necessary say, lhnlIhe
steady and increasing demand gives The brsI dcncp
hIt lhcv lheIr ter Tor superiority
wh,ch distinguished theta Ahcn rst Introduced ours
ago
Orders addressed TO the Manuiacorr. No il6 RACE.
81 ecI above + .uuh, Cd No. llI) Phadclphia, will
receive prompt attention, by
JOSEPH T. HOVER Manufacturer
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL
MOnecker's PectOraI syrup,

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS'
BRONCHITIS, and various AFFECTIONS
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
THIS Preparation is heIsved to bs the most agree,
i ablC AMI in many cases the most EFF EC IoA"
COUGH REMEDY extanI particularly service
uble Ia Chronic Coughs, and has been found to a"'
great relIet 10 CO1sumpve paeRtS even IN adv a'."
stages Si the disease. Directions for use accoml%'!
each bottle. Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Ht'
tail, by
HOFFECKER, DRueGIsT,
novIl f Smyrna. Delaware
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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j. w. SANIN,
Civil Engineer and Surycvor

Having had several years experience at En.ln.e,
ing, Laying Out and Dividing Lands &C. nov u,i.
hIs services to the citizens nf SMYRNA and vIc,r,r
OFFICE over the Drug Store Of J. ? IIoircke,
Smyrna, Nov. 49, 81
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Insure your Property.

Febll. 58.Sw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09
A Balloonist Lost in the sky.

We have learned foil particulars Of the
balloon ascension at Adrian, on Thursday.
its subsequent descent, and its second as
Gems ION and runaway with the Gronaut
while beyond his vonrol. 1t is briel
narrative, but Of thrilling interest. A man
lost in The sky There can scarcely be
more terrible thought. 1t makes The
flesh creep and sends shudder through
every nerve
The FIST ascension took place about
nine o'clock in the morning. 1t was on
the occasion Of large Sunday School cell
ebratlon at Adrian. The balloon was a
very large and well cons rucled one. be-
inc about the height of a lwo.story build.
ing when inflated and ready TO cut loose
from It's fastenings. Messrs. Bannister
and TEurslon took seats in the car, attach
ed to the balloon and ascended safely and
steadily. After remaining about 40 min
n,es in the air, sailing towards Toledo all
the time, they alighied in the woods in
the town of Riga, Lenawee county, near
Knights station on the Southern road,
distant about lS miles west Of Toledo.
Several men came 10 the assistance OF the
adventurers, and they proceeded TO pre-
pare the balloon for packing 10 be taken
back to Adrian.
In doing this the monster balloon was
turned over and partially upside down TO
disentangle the netting and to reach the
valve. TO do this, MIR. Ira Thursion.
one OF the @ronauis, took off his Goa, and
got astrlde Of the valve block He then
suggested that the car be detached from
Inc balloon while he should hold it down
WIN ms weight, This proved a fearful
calculation, for nc sooner was The sill in.
ha'ed body relieved of the weight of The
car than !, shot into the air with the sud
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09

mer, whose collection extends from 6l3
years before Christ TO A. ID. 1914, over
two thousand years. There have been
recorded seven hundred in all, Of which
the orbits oil about one hundred and eigh-
~ have been calculated by astronomers.
The periodic revolutions vsrv from three
years TO several thousand years. Some
approach in their Perihelion so near TO
The sun as TO be heated 10 white heat, as
some suppose.
Although the number of comets is so
lerge there are comparatively few which
appear 10 The naked eye: only about four
teen in a century. But TO the telescope.
hardly year passes without the observa-
tion of one er more. In lS40 four were
seen, 1913 there were eight.
Sir Isaac Newton first calculated the
orbit of 4 comet and demonstrated that
,hey moved in eliplISal paths. Before
that tine it was generally supposed that
they moved in parabolsr and never return
ed tn the solar system a(ltI leaving it.
TIE name "come," is derived from 3
Greek word (komr) meaning hair, and il
was supposed Iha' they "shook var and
pesliIences from their horrid hair"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09

Gliding round me soft and sweet,
Angels Pinions lightly meet;
While the evening shadows glide
Slowly from the mountain side;
And the summer air that breathes
Softly thrpugh the crimson leaves,
Srays amid'my flowing hair
Whispers in voice Of prayer,
Earth is dark, but Heaven is fair "
Fading from the Western SKY,
Where the sunset islands lie.
Days last glances, turned aGar,
Brighten 10 the evening star {;
And the pillars, rising slow.
Shutting ont the daylight glow,
Lenglhen with the dreams of night,
Towering TO the giddy height
Where the upper Heavens unite.
Dark with cypress, waving lone,
Where the twilight shades are throws
Memory holds her spell Of power,
Lighted by the present hour
Dreams that came with mornings ray,
Dying with expiring day,
Woke too soon by promise led,
With the fields Of hope oulspreaG,
Passed 10 miLgle with the dead.
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denness of rocket, taking Mr.. Thurstnn
along with it, seated upon the valve of Ihe
balloon. and holding on TO the collapsed
silk OF the alr-ship in that portion Of its
bulk. In tins perfectly helpless condi-
ton the lIIlated man sped straight into the
sky in the full sight OF his companions,
even more helpless than himself So far
as is known, there was no possible means
for him 10 secure his descent. whether
safe or otherwise. The part Of the bal
loon filled with gas was full twelve feet
above him, SO that there was a chance for
him TO cut il and escape. He could only
cling 10 his precarious hold, and 90 whilh.
ersoever the currents OF air should take
him.
Without regulation or control OF any
kind the balloon continued TO mount up
ward, sailing of in The direction Of this
city and Lake Erie. The fatal ascension
took place about / | o'clock, and at lew
minutes past noon 1t was seen in the town
of Bllssheld, Lenawee county, apparently
fol. three miles high, and abOul the size of
a star in appearance. 1t was still going
up and on Alta quarter past one O'Clock
II was last dimly visible going in the di-
reclion of Maiden, as ascer,ained by
compass bearings taken by parties observ-
ing it.
What is his exact fate battles conjec.
lure but that it is horrible, almost be.
yond precedent, there can be no doubt.
There is not one chance in a million for d
successful escape. Whether The unfortu-
nate man was carried up so high as 10 be-
come henumbed and senseless, death en-.
suing-or whether he fell of at length
from his tremendous altitude, 10 have his
breath sucked from him in his fearful des.
cent, and 10 be sunk in the lake or .las he'd
into shapeIess musS upon The earth, II
is doubtful if any save God will ever
know. The mind stands appalled, in con
ItempIatng this fearful disaster, and blind.
! ly gropes in mazes Of wonder at where
his place of sepucre shall be.
Mr.. Thurslon was all experienced bal
Ioonisl having built several and this be-
ing his ihirly.seventh ascension. He
was formerly resident in the vicinity oil
Lima and Rochester in Western New
York, but has lately resided in Adrian
where he was extensively engaged in bus
mess as nurseryman. He was a "id
over. having lost his wife last winter
he leaves an interesting daughter abou
seventeen years Of age to mourn her faith
er's unknown, terrible fate !-DetroiI
Tribune, Sept. lSth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09

Parliament OF 'his city, and myself were.
ont duck shooting on Thursday Sept. l6,
a, Bspliste Creek, and we saw the bal
loon, and feel quite confident that some
ibirg was hanging from the bottom OF the
balloon, about one and half or two fee;
from II apparently.
Ii was lhen seen over the lighthouse
in Lake ST. Clair. and was making ils
way gradually and steadily towards the
marsh. When we first saw it, it was the
size Of flour barrel, but as IT came near
er, of course it increased, until it appear
ed about half the size Of natural bal
loon.
Before we left the station al London. it
had settled down in ,he woods on the
other side Of the marsh, about three and a
half miles from The s'aIion. 1t was at our
suggestion that four or five men took a
hand cart and went in search OF 1.-THE
balloon. My friend, MIR. CARING and
myself have no doubt but that the man
fell in that woods omewhere, or else
what could that have been we saw hang
ing from the balloon Certainly il must
have been The man.
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No Tidings from poor Thurston, the lost
ErOnaut

Mr.. Bannister, (Mr ThnrslOn's com
panon) has returned from his search after
rhuTsIon. The balloon was found,
tHough in wrecks; he slales that the bal!
loon valve on which Thurslon sal is torn
oui from the silk Of the balloon three quar-
iers of the way round, indicating uner-
ingly lha. the weight Of The unfortunate
man was too great for the strength Of the
sides. and that The silk gave way, when
he must have dropped Off His only re-
naming chance would be to cling 10 the
smooth material OF which The balloon was
made, and he could not have sustained
himself in that manner. When tins Oc.
cured, we can only conjecture but that
! it must have been within an hour
after he started seems highly probable
The balloon was seen for nearly two
holTs with glass; but il must be remem-
bered iha! this great body, full sixty feet
high, was only the size of mans hand
when thus visible, and it would be utterly
impossible 10 see The ill-ialed man if he
had dropped off.
He was seen to place himself agains,
the valve board as he scared, awav, and
when last seen was still hanging 10 the
spideI-lIke threads that sustained him,
and bore him away TO far chilly regions,
the sole inha5itant of vast and terrible
solitude. Nothing short Of miracle
could save the unfortunate man. His fate
will probably ever remain a mystery. II
he should ever reach the earth alive again.
what tale lie could relate of that faarlui
ride on sleed more uncomfortable than
ten thousand Mazeppas. We fear that
his tale will never be told except by his
spirit Mediums have wide range for
description. and he who can most vividly
tell of the history Of that swiit fight into
regions never since creation visited by
man before; of The gradual expansion Of
earthly material until, in the silence Of il.
limnable nature, an explosion ensues, and
aIlis Lurled lhro' the air 10 earth again,
will make himself famous.
Mr.. Thurston is said 10 have been an
experienced @ronanl, and 10 have under
stood his business. How he could have
committed so fatal mistake is a mystery
which will never be solved. The event
is one that never before occurred, and one
that will long be remembered as some
thing inde6nably horrible and mysleri-
Gus.
The Lost Eronaut.
Seen oper Lake ST. Clair.-Mr. John
Moule, of London. G. W., writes 10 the
Deiroi. Tribune as follows:
Noticing sn account of the imam lost in
the clouds" in the Free Press Of London,
| would say, by way Of throwing some
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09
'Cs.eb. speI! Aaron

'Cs.eb. spel! Aaron nt -,
Great A lille a r-o-n.' ,.J
very well. lchsbod, see if you can
spell United States. ttstE
Yes. sir; great country, lille county,
Tex u.s. '-..-..,..,.l,.,
Mr.. Henry Bills was reeenils married
in Michigan, 10 Miss Mary Small. Won
6eril lhe laws OF thai Stale prevent tho
ISSUING OF small 6Hisl 10 sas,a97es ~
As bird is told by his note, SO is a
man by bis discourse. 'la 2slei ''ol
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09
AN EVENING REVERY.

By CLARENCE MELVIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09
MORAL.

Young lady, if you wish your mothers
life prolonged. help her about the house.
If you wish health and lasting beauty, do
hoUsework. II You wish a good nus
band, aud wish to make him happy, don't
n.te thOuSewOrk
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-09
The Lost ErOnaut.

Seen oper Lake st. Clair.-Mr. John
Moule, of London. G. w., writes 10 the
Deiroi. Tribune as follows
Noticing an account of the "man lost in
the clouds" in the Free Press Of London,
would say, by way Of throwing some
ligh, on the subject, that Mr.. CARING
Father OF Mr.. John CARING, member OF