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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05


'''' ~ thurman o' reading missed
'|''' ''- t'-,t''' NN'1I TWO years ago,
''' NUM- ~ N''''u''B 10 N's own statement
d" Wv ''n,,6 ND1A pasture OF Jonas Lawson
".,' "iNs'''' 1nn subsequently sold %
20 a '1'''cNlA'''' ar',er' MI Lawson ai-
l''"1'u' l'''1AiNB one Of h'a steers laid claim
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bosoi, ~
" a patriarch named Solomon Pierce Of
i''''A, W. now % years OF age has ~ chill
"'e''' ~ sfHn'e hiidtsii' Hhd y great grand
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susrNpHn.-Iho New York Independent
says, II Il were Publishing failures A. f1rmrr-
. ~ Il would have 10 report James buchanan
/ A. Coz suspended-too largely Engaged iu
outside operations, dllibuslering, Sc,
n CASE OF DiAlTuTioN'-ln the recent
/ liquor SEARCHES q family was visited consisting
/ Of father, mother, and Nc belleye. tbree chill.
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as real case Of desflnioH.- TcygeuHe CT
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lHt QUEEN WoMAN, AID 40 MISTAKE
/ IL Is reported that her majesty has a sweet
IittIe THINNER ~ bcr o,y,, and ,t., To- go
49, M. -.
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before the storm ana locks himself In his
private cabinet until the skv IL clear and
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i e. ~,
I 81. '"il'os or n'hasor' AItor one OF these
/ little ebulitiora, the queen gave thunder
inn knock" AT door Of the room whore prince
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"ANeu WHO'S lher'f responded - ne
/ queen I" "Iht queen cannot enter here" re.
spondcd the hcn.pceked. Af,.r the .l,p,c ~
nan an h3ul'e geHHe zap was heard o. the
door. "Whu'h there Pr asked prince Albert
" yoty. rifle" regpopdcd Vict,ri, an, ,,ic.
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learn from, the Rorbcstcr ,,,,c,s 10, a., ,t,,
! 1880 train over the Central road cofrinc
from the West. TUESDAY. n missioner n,r,ci
John Thompson. in CHARGE of Tho Sbc',T ~
Cattaraurus county county. attcnpted IA cs-
cane and lost M. life iic v,, hound f,r
Auburn Prison. where no ms .sn,o,,,.J To-
two wears md ,Lrcc ,,or,L. Ti'o,,,,.on
asked TO be allowed IA go an, ~, ,hn H.
form as he fclt sick. The reoucst vns acced.
ed 10 and tho Sb.ri,r ,,oo,,,,,,,i'i H.. ,,,r
the nlntcorr, IN ~ uPo"
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Suldcnly tho nrison,r MI Wv, w.
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COMMIssToNERs' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
Court for the district Of Caledonia Commissioners "a
receive examine aud ADJUST all claims and demands Of a
aganst tho estate OF Harvey warden tate Of Ba
net In said district, deceased and tho claims Of the de
ceased eshihltcd n Thereto hereby give notc. that
ak months nom the 18th dag OF January, 1872 allowed
OT tau cr,dots 10 gNhbtt and prove their respective
claims TO said commissioners for Examination and allow
and thnt VIII meet toe thqt nurpoac, ne ne
store Rtay occupied by deceased at West barnet on TN
9Th dnv Of March and the 18Th day OF July next at 10 o.
clock. A, N. On each ofsaid DAYS.
GEOHGE cow LIS. }
GEORGE q. NJ TrEf, fCommifsi0hcrb.
J. y ABBOTT, 2J2S
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TIL T. LIVER
INIvIGS7ATo7f
PREPARED ny DIR. sANFoRry


CONTOUR DIN entirely nom GrSt =. ont o. the tNst
" pufrAtiyc Hudllytt medicines brf0te the puhut
These Gums remove au =. Ouiv taken s.-
morbid bad matter fropG night
tho svsteu. sIUpptuE ~ = lee
their pa,r Ae~ hN ON IT = btiy one dose Iatcu at
bile. uvirornituu tie ttutu pigtf, lussns the bow
ach causing dtrrut y AvttD. e--tiN
well. purlhing N hlooa & nrfs. .
swing and health L. y one dosf taken amer cash
the whsle mashinVry- - meal viii Dyspepsia
the ghusr " the dis One dose II lea sfaE
snectBE radicals~ tus viii siwayStcilcyS sick
n Headache,
RuIousatfarksarc cured, - ONLY one nu sdlsi--
aAV kf~ tier prevent Is relieves Colc. while all
sd by fv oyys"tatuNs OF q. WIN USE giving ihs
tue i.t9cy mviguTAior unaniu onA tcslhnony h ~
one co,e amer eating l. a GaVot.
sunlcirnt relieve tho - a few b,fthN viii crra
stomach ard prevent the Drnpsy by cAtnlng
f,od fruin rsmg Houriug - pTusnts,
dose 6rrf t'sa cure Tor e,trH
bus. and pFNNpniNs n thpern
huttle y needed ~ " nj 10
! earut- VI uc4tigtlc amor a bong
bottle tskcp Cor Jauudirc nrnntur.I
tom tho akin.
one dos+ islcr S,ori time hefare catirG Nser
, the appetite and iuVhgE the t,pd dpett ~.
one dose uAeu rsrHted, tur"s Chronic nitrh0aH htS
worst torn. WhNa summer aud bowel Complaints ir'i
almost 90 the frsf iusr
W tagC pleasure iu recommending thIu iurGisItv
prev -ntt,s Tn fever Hd AEue ,t1n F,Nvt, ana Oh r.
ysrs ora bNuVs iyHo " operates Wlth certainty,
trsauts ave Willing tnttSiiy wonderful
MiN water In the uuth with thg luNt tsr. aud
lnu both Together. Ptire-fiir dollar Ter laftlr.
De TX SANFORD. HfuuIlt t'r M. IS RHH.lvTp. Nsvi
Nyk krtts er ~ brugssls Spti, alsH, b. a. rs e
NAM 81 JohrsputJ, 6-aN
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- EMEDY BY INHALATIoNi.

For the. cure Of Asthma, Consumption iIron-
chitis and diseases of the mir passages, lunps,
throat and heart. FhiS-rtthod Of bringing med.
icincs In direct contact with the diseased surfaces
of the lungs and respiratory organs, has gained
great favor in our large cities Tor few years past
CURTIS HYGEANA"
10 trdTrIH'sG 10 satisfy or no pay required Sold
by % 81 j. {. BINGHAM.
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TT Never seek to be intrustcd with your
friends secret, for, no matter how faithfully
YOU may keep IT, you will be liable in thou
sand contingencies TO the suspicion Of having
BETRAYED it, s.---s--
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE. the Subscribers, being appointed tho Hcrora-
DO FoDatc Court Tor the district OF Caledonia comus-
Suucrs, To- ycriNc examine and adjust all claims aud
mand~ Of all persons against the WIN. Puuse.
late of Hycgne IA IN said district deceased the claim
ui the deceased exhibited IN thereto hereby
notice that six months from tho 18Th day Jau a.
1872. allowed for the creditors o. present their claims
before ~ GIVE nniee that We Mn mtCt ~ tuat pur
pose at the dwelling houso ~ Acscr H. Puuglc
RNegatc the 9th dav April a. 10. 1850. aud un tho
ath day or July next, az 10 O'Clock A, NJ. each OF
said days.
2la5 iiNKiI MOORE, jComr'.
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Barre Academy.

GPRING TERM bcgins Feb. II, 1880.
- Summer Term begins May u, 1859
Fall Term begins Sept |. 1858.
The board of Instruction consists Of six perma
nent Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing Classical or En-
glish course Of study, are superior
Board $50 per week.
J. S. sPAULDING. Principal.
Jan. Is, 1859. 2l-2A
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Musical instruction.

MFRS. II. T.. SAWYER, would give no
WI ticc to the inhabitants Of st. Johnsbury and
vicinity that she win give instruction on TIE Pi-
nno(ortc, and the cultivation ofthc Voice Terms,
$1,000 psr term,
Rooms at Mr.. A. T. Blunt's
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 90 1860. 2lu
REpEHrSCEs-B r. Baker, j. w. Adams Lee
" + Homer, j. c d. Parker, and W. Schiltrc.
Boston,
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80 Much bee hrrH sall n the Easeu Eseuaplus Z.
leff i ilr aaf uut unf ta HaH Trt been iuH NJ ff w
uul4NIr pUI.Ff Hf thla aHsulaf men llun4 NliH
iue rHnf.iIu iHafr flY.s j. f- F-rrHf I'd rsst Dee hi
,aril i pc sHullif Niih lasi ahar pa ha aHyhss-h
ig pfNHiH H Hl Iaul tuIuuEu both NuHliuHuiH unr
W hr tae lht lftlfd iia combination ~ frWr ta ahth
rhNlrrh lNt hNHau GOO ANl corruption from So "a tg
tbs NfN invention uu ulfT 200 columns under the
name 70 Acre harHauaaf although lta FFttrt nom
Hul ~ a. isr nfu gcfu and cnsttual tian harsapaa
"a Itaulli1 journal
~. see sdysussmen, afnr eauforis LIVER INylG-
ORATOR lil another column. b-h
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Who wants to buy a Farm /?

FENnE subscribers wish to sell q small Farm.
\ Containing about IS acres Of land situated
within one half mile Of West Charleston Village,
There is on said farm good dwelling house and
shed. also two barns and sheds adjoining. Also
ono OF the best Sugar OrchrrdS in Northern Yer
mont. Terms OF payment made easy to the pur-
chaser. g. II. & ]. VI. WEEKS.
Also FOR sale % acres Of good pasture land adj.
joining c. w. McKoy's farm in Lyndon. Said
pasture is we'll fenced and watcred. Also for sale
5000 good cedar posts. pine and spruce lumber.
q. II. & J. NJ. WEEKS.
Dee. %. 1855.
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Ae9al advertisements,
Administrators Sale,

10y virtue Of license from the Probate
ID Court Tor the District Of Caledonia. the un-
dcrsicucd will scll az public auction. on Saturday
the 10Th day u February, 1872 all the real estate
owned 10y Josiah blake, late 81 Sutton, in said dis
trict, deceased. consisting Of a house, out-huld
iugs, and nhuut ! acre Of land. situatcd in tho
village Of sutton Csrncr, said property wIii ~.
sold on lac premises Aforesaid, at one o'clock ia
the afternoon on said day.
JOHN G. TlBnETTS. Administrator.
Sutton, February |, 1859 YI.gj
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TO nYspErr1rs

And an who suncr the torture, which tn. dissase nnlet
In one form another u 90 many phases yourselves
permanently and speedily by using tho osygcnnsd Bcrs
The weekly Novelette, Of September IS says i--Dys
pepsa is Que % the prevailing diseases Of county
This owing both 60 climate ana the almost universe
habit Of eating meals rapidly admit Of propc
digestion Hut In spite ~ these adverse circumstance
this disease even when has become chronic disappears
rapidly by the use Of the OSyRsnntcd Btcrs which hav,
been Nu'h 10 prove an ininllhc remedy.
From the Publisher Of widely circulated Mnrazns.
nosroN. july l. 1858.
MESsuH, =. W. luatr Co -. have taken three
Of the ONN gcnaci htcrs aud have great bgncn
from their use. ihaNc been been much troubled with
hyHrcpgta fr several aud found nothing AFFORD
ed me any relief until used the Btcrs most cheerful,
recommend them 90 all who AFFLICTED with this trouble
some anu stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, ofhe
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S AW S | s. AW s !
GAGE, PoRTDE &c Go
SAW MANUFACTURERS,

SAW MANUFACTURERS,
Fshersville, N. H, Since lS49.
WTHERE they keep largo assortment,
w and manufacture TO order, all the various
kinds of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are
used i'm the United States and Canudus.
IL The large Circular Saws ground by a
Machine made cNprcssTy Tor Tie purpose, conse-
qucntly are much trucr md superior TO those
ground In the usual manner
Those in want Of Saws are respectfully invited
TO cali RnW- IscPStred- at short notice, and
all orders promptly executed. List of Prices sent
by mail to persons desiring them
c. GAGE. n GEO. PORTER.
J. c. GAGE, N X. GAGE, II. NJ. RoLTE.
Baskerville. Jan. l. 1850. l9n
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Threshing Machines!

n An now manufacturing tat the shop formerly
i occupied by Randall Whipped one and two
horse power Grain thrcshiuw Hnd cleaning ma
Tor Construction, BuabiAfy aud Lre'ufioH aud
Freedom from friction cANSor ~ rKcrILup -
Those who intend 60 purchase this season, viii
find 10 fbT their iptcrcft 90 order soon,
Address LEMON gibson,
90 ~. JohnsbuTy. VI
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Clear the Track !

A Nd LIT THE PEOPLE HAVE THE
N benefit Ola good HAIR TONIC.
Read the following letter just received, and
then Judge NJ the worth Of this highly priced arti-
Gle Che IUchosthrnc) Tor the Han by those who
have used H.
MONTREAL, &. T.. Jan, q, 1859,
Mr. VI. =. HONI-Drat hlf Mi Wood ~
this city has requested us 90 order some n your
frirt,.,.tksaa- AAlGh he las procured from you
several times. aud which bee ad,nUes feJg mum,
We would thank you, therefore 90 send us BY
express, sis doE., Immediately.
Your obcdicnt servants,
JOHNSTON BEERS & GO.
Great 80, James street,
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail by
IIONr ~ GREEN,
Railroad street. ST. JohusbuD, "
None Genuine, uNless signed, s. Newell, NJ d,
81. Johnshuy, VI
an 20, 1850.
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uARvELL's CONDITION PowDEur,
For Diseases d Horses aud Cattle The sale % these paw
dsrs immense the sasactlon they give unssunded
Large Packages. ~ cents, with fuii Directions.
ar Agents authorized TO refund purchase muary
wien satisfaction Is not gwen. Manufactured ~
pa. HkERiCk RRornEh CheuiNs,
ALhANr. Nav YORK.
ny The above articles snid By d,gstts and Couutry
Merchants In every C Town snd Village In the CvAsd
world
Rss- Dr Hetrieks remedies aru sold by ~ tlayt
BINGHAM and z FairhankEA 90 at ~ Junnstdfy ~ 4
~ q u J " weak, lFndonl Irau weeks. 81 Johsg
aud bN DpGrrtA and Merchants where THIS
circuiaCf Persons requiring them, an enquire
their respective StoctrepeTs THE sale ~ these ArebsS
A'' - w " i-sg..
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Cash Wanted

A$D MUST H. HAD
HpN the subscrihcrs on an notes and arcaDHf'
ID due 90 thcm Jan IT, 1859, and all persons
having unsettled accounts are requested 20 caii
and settle the same without delay.
q. ". 4 !. NJ. WEEKS
Lyndon, Vt. Dec 2S. 1855
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From GrS. 4. g. Donor, our Minister TO spain.

WAsuNGros u. c.. May IS.
DH GEo B GHEEN. Dear Sir The ONygcnated Rittcrs
with which YOU KIND to prui.n have had
most r1lutArY effect
pcpsia for four years dur,nR which tune tried hauy
cdirs, but never met With good your Bites.
now IN the enjoyment OF good health aud hope ana
believe that all Who use the OK gcnatpl BitrrH viii mud
them . EcrNicchhle asl lPNve fbNud them.
win high respect your obt servant.
A q. DODGE.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE& co, HosroN. and for
sale bI } bingham ant toytA Green ~ Johnshury !
Bacon ~ lohnsbury Centre Calvin Murriu Egq East
Juhnshury. n Quimby 4 Co Lyndon Ccutrc W G Nc
Gnnry Lyndon Corner $ Gould West Concord and by
nearly all dealers Ia medicine, 23-2J
OxGTENArED BrrrERs. This remedy Tor Dys-
pcpsa, which astonishes all who have used H., by
Instantaneous and almost miraculous effect,
has obtained a distinction and popularity beyond
any medicine we have ever known. 22-23
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Social Festival at Lyndon.

VNllE members Of the. Uaiyorsalist Society
i OF Lyndon, viii hold a Social Ioseo at their
meeting housc on Tuesday evening" February %.
The entertainment vii consist Of music, speak.
ing by members Of the Sabbath School, a social
interview, and addfosNcs by public speakers Gom
abroad. Rcys l.. n, Tabor, 4, Mafston aud q
Severance are expected. Admitancs 10 ccuti.
- - Per order Of C0siv'iftrr.
GCOTCH LINIMENT, WARDEN
- pMs Holloway Pills and Ointment. Kennc.
d,'s Medical Discovery and Ointment Tor salt
lthcum, Tor sale by j. {. BINGHAM.
Jan. % lNJu
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02
2A2S3AG3aa

Near this place, on the 24th ult.. BY
Rev. J. NJ. TnzeI, Mr.. Jacob Spills o.
This place to Mrs. TOmbiing. OF Clarke
County, Va.
On The l7th uli., BY Rev. DR.. Dorsey
Mr.. Jacob II. Russell 10 Miss .RngeicO
Freeze, all Of Berkeley.
Near Marlinsburg, on Tuesday the 22d
ut., by the Rev. DR.. Dorsey. Mr.. Nm
Patterson, 10 Miss Mary Griffin, all o.
Berkeley.
On Thursday the 24ih ul.. by Rev. c.
E. Amber, DR.. I'm. Mcpherson Fuller
Of Winchester, 10 Mrs. Jane d. McFGr
land. daughter Of the late Judge !. X
Douglass. OF Jefferson County, Va.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
fsA

THE undersigned having leased the well
i known 7.iTER.T STAND Of Joseph Ent-
Ter, on German street. Shepherdstown, is now
prepared 10 accommodate Travellers and the
Public generally. The HOUSE is large and
commodous, having been thoroughly removal
ted. His Table shall at all times be suppl
cd with the best the markets afford. His B.qR
is well stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. His ST.9BLE is large and roomy
and shall at all times be furnished with album
dance of provedder. He has also large
YARD for the accom- mediation Of Droyers and
Waggoners. In the yard is a pair of Hay
SC.aLES where all persons having Hay Cat
tie, or other articles 10 be weighed will be
promptly waited on.
N. B.-Boarders taken by the week, month
or wear. His Terms will be moderate and in
all cases made 10 suit the times.
~. Hoping by strict attention to business
and desire 10 please to merit and receive
liberal share Of the public's patronage.
The public's humble servant:
VIM. II. CROWL.
Shepherdstown, April 9, 1859. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02

IMPORTANT IrEM.-The following rem
edy is given for two evils which ladies
are subjected, viz Excessive crlnollne
and the liability to accidental combustion.
i. is stated that by adding 10 the starch
used in preparing their dresses a table
spoonful Of common alum, in a powdered
state, the starch makes the dress much
sitter. and prevents its bursting into
flames when placed in contact with any
burning substance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02

DOMESTIC INFELlCITY.-The wife oil
Lemuel D. Patterson, who lives not faI
from Clarksburg, Va, recently persuaded
her husband 10 sell his land and house
hold effects, with the view Of going to
Columbus city, Indiana. The wife man.
aged 10 get hold of the money, having
convinced Mr.. Patterson that l, would be
much safer in her hands. The wife star.
ted west, the husband remaining TO collect
up. By the time Mr.. Patterson joined
his wife, she had fallen in love with an.
other man. with whom she was running
away, when the husband met them acct
deu,ally at railroad depot. MIR. Pailer.
son wanted his money, when his wife's
paramount swore he shonldn'i have il. A
desperate fgb. ensued, in which both par.
ties fell off the platform. After the fight
Mrs. Patterson and her new lover left foI
Chicago, and Mr.. Patterson returned ic
Virginia with black eye. bruised nose
and with copper box and pair of sad
die bags foil Of clothes, having lost hi.
wife. daughter. and all of his money. and
seen The elephant.-W Wheeling (Fa.) In
.telfgencer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02

In JAIL.-Tom Stephens, alias Bar
mum. suspected of being accessory to the
fling of the barn Of the late Col. HAM
TRAacK, of Shepherds,own in 1855, and
who escaped from the officer in whose
custody he was. has been captured, ant
brought, TO the Jail in this county.
In May, 1856, i, will be recollected
Rou Green and John Woods, slaves
were tried for burning the bsrn-confess
ed their guilt, and sentenced to sale ant
transportation. They charged Stephen:
with aiding and abe,,ing in the act.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02

us,,a,s3 75a3.ST fnr Bsilitnure, and
saIa per hhl fuf Brandy zine.
The offerings Of Wheat we're 1900
hush, |, white, the only sHles reported
were .ome small lnts inferior white q,
If0al62 ceals. There was quite full
.nn,J, Of Corn a, market sales Of whils
;, 7o.76 cents. rs 10 quality aud condi.
liam ss4 bushels damp yellow sold at
75.. and 600 yell w al 81 some LOO
bushels mixed sold a, "A cents. VI os's
,hsr were 735 bushels "fered. lot OF
ve,v prime Western Virgins br"ugh! 55r.
There were $40 bushels ol Rye at market
but no sales reported.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02
BALTIMORE MARKET.

The Flour market continues dull tn dav,
and from the feeling manifested il il evil
dent that decline must take I'll zee before
there is any large Transactions. There
were no sales. al we continue la quote
both Howard ST. and Ohio super AT s6.25:
City Mills super at 5000 Tor standard
aud s6,25s6.50 for fancy brands. Extra
and Family Flour remains unchanged.
Rye Flour is held firm al 81 so, anu Corn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-02
DEATHS.

In ibis place, on Monday last, Mrs
Susan Thompson Brooks, wife OF Mr..
Daniel Brooks, in the 6Oih year Of he'
age.
In Monroe County. Mo. Feb. 25lh
Mr.. George Engie, formerly a resident
Of Jefferson County. Va. in the sO'h
year Of his age.
In Marlinsburg. on the 22d ult.. in the
I7rh year of her age, Miss Margaret T.
Hooper, eldest daughter Of JOAN W.
Hooper.
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NEWS 5gS@S.

By an act of Congress Of 1878. II was
provided that one new sla- shall re su'
dsd 10 The National Flag on The 4lh oI I"'
" next succeeding the admission oil a he"
State. So that the number will remain
90 until mex. 4:h Of July, after which II
will oe 33.
lis said that Col. 10 Johnson OF The
LIST Cavalry, and relative OF M'"is'e'
McLane, left Washington on Saturday
for Mexico, under orders lr IN The gov
eminent.
A letter was received from Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon. by the last steamer IN ~hic"
he states that he has partly made up ms
mind TO visit America. and will probably
leave Tor New York on the l0'h oil May
The execution Of Patrick Murphy, one
Of The murderers condemned Ia he hung
on the 25.h of March. at Covinglon, Va.
has been postponed for sixty days by Gov
Wise.
By constitutional limitation, the lottery
system Of Maryland expired on the
3Ist ult.
The Odd Fellows Of Cincinnati, intend
TO celebrate by a parade and an Grafton
the approaching (ortieIh anniversary ol
the establishment Of The Order in The u
ni,ed States. The day for The festival is
the 26lh Of April. The Grafton will
be pronounced by the Rev. DR.. Jas. Nc
Cabe, of Baltimore.
Bill Tympkins says that wilder u
married woman wots got no husband
hoz he's dead and that widderer Is
Teller as ruhs arier widders.
The smiles of home are exceedingly
pleasant, but there are many persons who
have good houses, who prefer smiling
with friend outside.
The Administration has finally deter
mined not 10 call an extra session oil Con
gress for the present. 1t is thought rlgic
economy, and the topping off of routes no
essential al this time will enable the Eos
Office department to weather the storm.
Judge Brockenbrnugh, Of Wheeling
Va. was robbed Of his pocket.book, con
tanning about $3.50, on Wednesday nigh
last, on the Baltimore and Ohio express:
train, going west. The robbery was
committed near the Relay House.
They have lnSuS nature al Cincin
natl. in the shape of an Irish child seven
teen months old, who never cries or talks
but whistles instead. He doesn't wits
tie tunes Of course, but his whistle is a.
clear al an adults. A young locomotive
probably.
James Buchanan Henry. Esq. recent
ly private Secretary Of the President. ha
resigned his place, and commenced ih'
practice Of law in New York. in partner
ship with e. II. ScharG, Esq. of Newark
N. j.
The verdict in the ease Of ihe late hor
rible accident on the Great Western Can
ada) railway is "no body tn blame O
course not. 1t is Nobody ihsi is eternal
" to blame. ii was Nobody that drove
The train at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour. on dark night, over rack inun
dated by freshe1!