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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
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1t 439 Chestnut Street. Tie only Orig.
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~ G.. EVANS would inform his friend: and
T II. The public that his Star Gift Book Storr
and Publishing House Is permanently establish
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The purchaser Of each book, at the regular re.
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$50 Patent Eng Lever Gold Watches, 500
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500 cameo sets, ear drops and pins, 10
500 ladies' Gold Bracelets, 5, TO -
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1000 gold lockets, Qarge size double case,) 10
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1000 gold pencils, cases, with gold pens,
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5000 pocket knives, 100
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1000 po sleeve buttons, $50
1000 pairs OF ladies' ear drops, $50
5000 ladies' pearl card eases, 5
$4,000 ladies' cameo, jet, or MOSAIC pins, 5
$500 ladies' shawl and ribbon pins, $50
5000 afticles Of gold iewelry, gift books, SC,
sc. not enumerated in the above, worth from
% cents to S25.
Evans new catalogue, which is sent free TO
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popular books Of the day, and The newest pub
IcationS, ali Of which viii be sold as low as
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son ordering ten books TO lie sent TO one ad-
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September (, 1893" SIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
cold 76,D again.

Our citizens were visited on Monday
evening last by man calling himself
sold 49," who paraded through our
streets in Continental Uniform, informing
the public that he would. at O'Clock, tina
evening fright up" in front Of Lambright's
Hotel, speak upon the greatest and latest
inventions Of the age. We Of course
"marched up" 10 the Hotel at the appoin.
ted hour, in expectation Of hearing some
powerful! eloquence from the lips Of "Old
76," but 10 our great surprise found him
mounted on store box speaking about
the great powers of magical, tragical
ragical' soap which he was selling at "a
quarter of dollar, quarter Of dollar
quarter Of dollar cake" But although
we did no, hear what we expected, ye,
the anecdotes which he told, amply repaid
us for our attendance. The boys gener-
ally were much delighted al his droll say
ings, and when he concluded "three
cheers" were given by them for "Old
76," the magical, tragical, ragical" soap
man
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At Willow Brook, Warren County,
ON Sunday, Aug. 18Th, Mrs. L. J. H.
Cook, wife Of Mr.. Samuel Cook. The
deceased was born in Jefferson, and tue
only daughter of the late James damill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

Rnno,ray Negroes.-SeveraT negroes
have been arrested in attempting to runa-
way. and lndged in jail, by Martnsburg
officers. One Of them belonged to Dr. II.
7. Cooke, of Charlestown, and the rest
10 citizens Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
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Pefcrson's National JIq9a>ine fo'
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10 the reading public. The terms are 81
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adelpbia.
Go@ey's Ladies' Book, for September,
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whom it is intended. The price per an
mum for single copies is SO Address l..
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

East and West Loudoun Camp Meeting.
We learn from friend that the Lou.
doun Camp meeting closed on the 18th
of August Sixteen preachers were in
attendance, representing the highest talent
and deepest piety of the Baltimore Con,
ference. A correspondent of the Alexan.
dria Gazette" states that 100 tents were
on the ground. The arrangements for
comfort in worship and family convent
ence were of the highest character. The
preaching was Of the very best nature.
The work of God broke out on the las,
night and morning with extraordinary
power, and the meeting continued after
the tents were struck. Whole families
of the bestcilizens, were seen crying to-
gethe. for mercy. Men of age and in
fuence, occupying the highest social po-
sition, were found struggling for saliva
ton. Thirty persons were at once adj
mitted into probationary connection with
the Methodist E. Church, and large num-
bers are still peniently crying linen and
brethren what shall do TO be saved. -
Protracted meetings have been common,
ced by the preachers in charge of these
fields of labor. and everything spiritually
is bright with promise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

SERIOUS AccIpENT.-Michael Grunt,
OF this place, met with very serious &C.
cidert on Wednesday last, near Hard
Scrabble in this county. He was endeav.
DING TO get into one-horse wagon,
whilst in motion, when his foot slipped
throwing him under the front wheels
VIII CT passed'over his head, iDfic;ing {
serious, if not fatal, wound. The wager
had in it. at the time about 500 weigh
of goods.-Martinsburg Republican.
In Warfordsburg on Saturday. the 2ls
ult.. Mr.. Helfright was married TO Miss
Julia Hellgirt, both Of Oldtown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
5 HEPHERDS TOW n

Corrected rseef'y By Siai.g, Miller 6. Co.
For the week ending Aug. g, 1858.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

he spectators lelA, lulIE O"i'''NN" '
there is as much truth as mystery in the
art Of horse tanning. day or two after.
fr.ttime tie colt ever had collar
r,,n him. Mr.. Grubb hitched him TO a
suIky, ard DR. hin some 6 or S miles
asonieGv as any spirited horse in the
county could hive hcen driven, and win
oll any attempt to kick, rear or bak'-
There NAV be some who will be inclined
to ,loub, tbs statement, and indeed we
can ogl blame any cac for so doing VINO
has never been a witness 10 such an eN'
bibIron, bu, 10 such we would say II
,hev have colts Of tie character aba7e des-
criLcJ, brine them - Mr.. Grub, and
III Y vii discredi.i it no longer. We can
not say whether the effects produced upon
horses by this singular art are permanent
in their character or not, but # 'hty
should be, we certainlv como; fail to look
upon i. rs one Of the most important DIS
coyeres.
Election OF OrrICnRs. conf
panv officers of the 67th Regiment NT-
ginia Militia, met at the Cour, House, on
Saturday las, for ,he purpose Of eIecIng
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, and two
Majors. The officers elected in May
last were unanimously reelected, as fol
lows :.-CoIouel, Jacob Sincendl,er h.
Colonel, ISRAEL Robinson Majors, q. {.
Tabh and B. NJ. MaytiASJWg
Republican,.
ToiIuaj5 PWs...-The popularity OF
this unriya!,ed alternative and aPerIent Is
overwhelming and throwing into the shade
al other Preparations Purporllng TO be
remedies for internal diseases. Families
of every condition in life, and in every
section OF the country, are adopting lIol-
lowav's Pills as the one sole remedy for
complaints of the stomach, liver and bow
els, and discarding all the nostrums in
which they once placed CONFIDENCE
Thus does a grand remedy, which CON
trols and regulates the secrerions, the cir
cuiajiou, and the whole allmcu,ary sys.
tenn, conquer doubt, prejudice, and IN
,cresled opposition, as well as a host OF
diseases which have heIeloIoiebid defiance
to medical skill.
ANOTHER TEIrcRAPHIc PRoJECT,--
The New York Journal Of Commerce
says that the success Of the Atlantic cable
encourage the establishment Of other
lines, WIKI more or less submarine wires,
to other portions Of the globe. Among
these is the proposed route from Key
West (Fla.) to Havana thence TO Yucca
tan across to Tehauutcpec, and down to
Panama, and ultimately to San Francisco.
TERRIBLE DEsTUCrIoN OF CATTLE
The dairy stables Of Wm. Hogan, al
Cincinnati, were destroyed BY fire on
Tuesday night, with &c cows, calves,
3 horses. mule, 10 or ID tons e oat
sheavcs, 400 bushels Of corn and 800
bushels of oats. Nh Hogon describes
the scene in the stables in the midst Of
the conhagrauon as most piI,oas'y and
indescnbabIy narrowing.
Suddcn Dcaih.-SaIIje Robinson, a
colored woman, died suddenly in Mar
tinsburg on Tuesday last. Ills suppos
ed her death was caused by the breaking
of a blood vessel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

LIB I'LL 5s-L-c -Lo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

HoHoway'S Pills and Ointmeni--Til-
lang at rOrk.--As a precauton against
being poisoned by vile counterhels Of
these renowned preparations, see that on
every leaf Of the books Of directions en-
closing the boxes and pots, the words,
Holloway, New York and London"
are impressed in the form Of watermark,
distinguishable when the paper is held up
10 the Eight. The aggregate of cures of
indigestion.s bowel complaint. fever and
ague, remittent fever, eruptions, ulcers,
Commissions, rheumatism, ETC., achieved by
these preparations during 1857 exceeds
by one hundred per cent. that of any for
mer year. The demand in this country
has increased enormously during the same
period.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

WEw Crop Orleans Sugar, for sale by
81 Jan 10 Baker T. Bivmyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

SaddcR DcuM.-SaIlie Robinson, a
colored woman, died suddenly in Mar,
tnsburg on Tuesday last. It's suppos,
ed her death was caused by the breaking
Of blood vessel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

with original literary reading Natter
Gen Hennigson, of Nicaragua notority,
has commenced series of interesting
tales of she Nicarauguan war, for this pa
per. Every family should be supplied
with this excellent weekly journal
Terms, 50 per annum. Address, NJ. B.
Dean. New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

UpperUiNe Female MStitute.--We
have received Catalogue Of this Institute,
in which we observe that Rev. GEO. W.
HARRIS, formerly Of this place, is Princi-
nal. This Institute is established at Up
perville, Fauquier County. Va, and we
are glad TO notice under favorable auspices.
Peierson's Counterfeit Detector.--We
have received the September number OF
the above named pamphlet, from Il. B:
Peterson e. Bios. 300, Chestnut street,
Philadelphis. Merchants and business
men should not be without This publication
The Neao York Mercury. has been re-
ceived. and is laden as usual, with litera-
ry talent it is printed in quario form, in
small and clear type, and is one the best
literary papers we receive. Terms, So
per annum.
The Golden Priee.-This invaluable
literary paper comes to US regularly lader
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

tbs DoueLAs DErEcrfoN.-The New
II York Herald closes =. long article on the
,Douglas detection, and the failure OF the Peace
Commissionera from that city. to effect recon.
Citation q Washin.toa. ~ follows:
eve have saii ii u the opp ssition eis msnt.
vt the country ere drifting to 4 coalition. The
isw oe political Eravitasion II beginning to
work rneag them, and, from present sppear-
,apeeA North and South, they will evidently
coelsses upon such broad and general issues %
viii suiles Tor 1850. In thA meantime, look
Ing 10 shs stnss sids Of the picture, nsither
sympathy Cor Douglas nor hostility to Doug
I. e., nor . little movement here for Gov. Wise,
nor anything there Cor Slidell and Bright, MOI
anything el the sort viii avail to unite the dis
'tsseted, disnsntIsd, disoriered, diejoiated and
divided dsmoersey. Thsy { N only unite up-
on the common basis oe Mr.. Buehananrs ad.
.ministsstiqn- they can Only be saved upon
thst platform from that absolute annihilaiiou
which they escaped with HE election. The
administration can "a rviss aud flourish without
the psty, :for NJ. Buchsnaa has the conf
dssss ofths coaatsy but the party can, sar-
vive paiy through proupt and general adj
-hssioa % the admiaistratioa, regardless Of the
special movemeats oe Douglas. Wis, ToRabs,
! Stephens, s.ideil, Bright end sii the ether
wsaA-bs lsadsrs 4 TIE party Of every sec
nce.n
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NJ GlAHpT rARApE.--1 Ths Ottnmwa Night
1sngesS were out on parade the other
night, with al ths psrspA1~sIiG Of war;, Their
appearance w,s grand, and the manner in
which they performed vas highly crrditabie
to tho company. We should like to ses them
appear In daylight.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ia child Of Mr.. Paris Caldwell, was
poisoned to death last week. The poison was
given through mistake.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

% TIE rsuaias q Wells and Welcomes, two
ysaae mn Nfls Ten While defending Baltinors
Ae(ipst tlsS attaek u TIE British, September
~ 1914, ssrs rs-iatsrred with great Ponp on
MsaAay lsst. ! sa,sl NJ 4 e.a.
* Judge Magrath, u the q. s. District Court
It Charlstoa, % saturday refused to dismiss the
crew sfths sl6ssf Esto = awrit Of hsb1ss
e0vpss.
Ths RspdhAica6s ald Am.rie,n. o. tn
s7hlsd ceasreaatoasl District lad, srs work.
~ tststher wttha vim ssA Dissemination
Ter u dslnt Il Hagtss, Lseomptsa Demo
svst-Duun's election 10 regarded - esrtaia.
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NEW FAsHroHs.-It will interest our bees
'mpsde to learn that George Holland, Merchant
Tailor. Of this city, has just received his Fall
and Winter Fashions, and 10 prepared to throw
his customers into aF'its'' on the shortest mo-
tice. Fits sit easy this season, garments being
like John Giipin's hat, iaree ea,d loose. But
george ssys II - the fashion and he knows. .
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I'll .TcLAN 4 SHEAros, Marble Dealers, will
open shop ia Ottumws BY IN. first Of De-.
and will be prepared 10 do anything in the
Marble line. Persons in need Of such work
will do we'll n wait until this firm opens. g
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q The weather has been remarkably
pleasant the past week. There has been no
frost yet.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY!
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and schedule Of Gold Watches, Rich Jewelry Of all
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Our Jewelry 10 composed exclusively nf the richest
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The following 10 lisa of few Of the articles With
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Ninety negroes were arrested in Richmond,
Va, last Sunday morniag for meeting In the
capacity Of Sunday school
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

Belts and Woodward have just received .
large supply Of Fall and Winter clothing for
m~n and boys with other articles, and will be
happy TO wait IN customers in Simond' sn-w
building above the Ottumwa house, and op-
posits Hawiey's. Advertisement next week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

DwssGx-It 10 the Design of this Insttutien to i'm
part 10 Pupils thorough knowledge Of the Theory Of
the "Science Of Accounts" well the principles
ofCommercisl Law. - laid down BY the best authors
and to give comDlte course OF practice In actual
bookkeeping In every variety Of business, including
all necessary calculations and that
In short the pupil will nd the business Of the Count
Ing Room In any establishment TO which ne may he
called to he hut continuation Of that 20 which be 10
already accustomed.
The prscticability Of this Il proved nv the humid
reds NJ Instances In which Graduates of this and other
similar Institutions. have gone directly into the
Ccuntinghouse Of the Merchant, the Manufacturer
Banker, and taken charge Of The Noeks Sifh entire
success md with other knowledge Of the buSiness
than that acquired NJ the Commercial College.
ExrExsE.-statIonery, &C., about IS o. Tuition,
full course as. -
Noextra charge for Diploma. &c. The expense
therefore, neeslnc exceed nom eco, to 80.
June IL, 5s-nl6-y
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t8sA Is @s.ssfss3 = HpeSeh, NJ ~.
is.a IAs - AaaivWaasy - IL Gettleusat %
: : lees vss stsaessd ts.dsy y partial Asl-
May. IAs aFiae e satisaal salatas. ne OPEN
s.iag = Ms NV CITY Lib sfys I grand concert
- IL esnasa by fsar bands q music. &C.
seaPaseisd y TIE gsas Of the TIE Light Ar
tilsss, An&sSs2R ~ IL 3isst Rssimsats
eeaetitate1 tksuata dssoasefations. Ia tie
s6aad R1(Itk lAsitlaAj psashs - strsst
ariaG, attsactlaeaa iunnsass crowd 70 stafs
, srese - yieinif3., sEAsss vas atss N illu-
aAaAtea Il fFeek q IT, City Han. sas
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If dogUS tan = Int awf entirely,
wnlfthNs ihtsr1sf5' Win chi1 bwoov.
|, s. a. Not eesaetly; 4 might :, not
~ !. !. s''slags - twesld suriy
eags-a ssiseVgs 5sas- etsa 80 st ss.g* stssl ga
s@ss s4kt fsaes fssSN s4esH
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IS sFssE.--Ahout O'Clock p. NJ. giAst Tues
day., 6re broke out inthe Hoeshead uSsd BY
,J.AW. Brown For smoking Dologns-sansages
I. and epaaumsd the entire eoocssn.I Loss not
osstsmatsd, s'ee 'es .4-s y.a NJ
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H>AKEN up BY A. n Combssock, living In Richiand
u Township, Wapello County, lows, Oh the "a day
81 june, 1S6s one bright ssrrsi nsrs absst u -
hands high. star In the forehead right foreoos and
LEFT hlndfoot white and white marks the back sup
posed TO be caused by the saddle with wind gals on
the knee joints spen the hind legs and hoofs, and
lame In the fore feet split from the hair down 70 the
end Of the hoofh. No other marks brands percev-
able supposed to be or 10 years old Appraised ct
Forty Dollara i'm. CAMPD1LL, Clerk
otspmwa. Juns. 18Th. By D. CAxrs1A, bupsty.
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TIME suhacsiher, havins swccssdsA J. n f,rifBsh
~ IN the nlasksmsshlne Ausiness and removed 20
the Lower yul whore Ne kas erected nev shep hen
ans ,0nee "a Me ieWa and cnsserserr that he
NOV prep rsdn Do ~ Mn - a. werk IN his line on
mcr' scs'es and reascnaListerms
AARON Mites
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NOTICE.

a COPARrNERsHIP between the undersigned
"A Was formed nm che ,Aeh day of August. tssS I'm
der the nrM name ~ KktrdRe Merrill, hr the pur-
pose Of carrying an general Grocery business ut
Wholesale and retail In Ottumwa The articles OF said
copsrtnership were duly recorded on the I'D day OF
August. 1855, In NE records Of wapello county
SARAH E. KITTRknGE.
JOSEPH n. MERRILL.
August %, 1874 n26-6w. TS3g| e
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ait The paper comes ont this week n advsncs
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