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"Groceries.'


SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades -
y TEAS, Green, Gunpowder and Black.
Bacon Lard, in whole half and quarter
Bbls, also, in Kegs. Prime Mess Pork :;
Mackeral No. /, , and 3. whole, half and
quarter Bbls, also, Kits No. /, and 3. A
No article of Sugar cured Hams by
Messrs. Jno, Fitche 81 Son, also, the cele-
brated Washington Ham. Rice, Ginger,
Spice, Pepper, Soda, Raisins and Candies,
&c, &c.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, S. G.. Iltf
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This trying and provoking disease, which fixes ito
relentless grasp the body Of man, reducing him to
mere shadow in a short space Of time and rendering
him physically and mentally useless, be defeated
and driven from the body by the OF lIOSTETTERS
RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, any OF the above
stated diseases not he contracted when exposed
my ordinary conditions producing them, II the Bitters
used per directions. And as Il neither creates
nausea ofends the palate, and rendering
sary any change Of diet or interruption 10 usual pur
suits but promotes sound sleep and healthy digestion,
the complaint IS thus removed speedily as Is
slstent with the production OF thorough and perma.
nent cure.
For Persons in advanced years
Who suffering from an cnfeebcd constitution and
inhrm body, these Dcrs invaluable rs "A rcstora.
tive OF strength and vgor and needs only be tried
to be appreciated. And to mother while nursing,
these Bitiers arc Indispensable especially where tho
mothers noudshment is inadequate to the demands
OF the child consequently her strength must yield,
and here II is where good tonic, such IIos:ctters
Stomach Bittcrs Is needed To mpa temporary strength
and vigor TO the system Ladies should by all means
try this remedy for all Of debility and before so
doing, ask your physician, who, II he is acquainted
with the virtues OF the Btcrs, will recommend their
use In all cases Of weakness.
CAUTlON.-We caution the public against
using any of the many limitations or coun.
terfeits, but ask for HosrErrER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITrERs, and zee that each bottle
has the words CDR. j Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters" blown on the side of the bottle, and
stamped on tho metallic cap covering tho
cork, and observe that our autograph sigma
ture is on the label,
u Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER l.
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by all
Druggists, groeers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America and Germany.
VII g. M e AID,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Ilassetire u Cureton, Ian
caster &. IT,, and Thos. X. MagiIl, Curcton'
Store, =. &
july l3, 1889 22-Iy.
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Harness and Saddle Business.

one door North of the Ledger Office, where
he keeps constantly on hand a complete
stock usually kept in his line ; such as
Coach, Wagon, and Buggy Harness, Col.
lars, Pole Straps, Wagoa Saddles, Blind
Brides, Riding Brides, Martingal's, Haul.
terS, Stirrup Leathers. Bits all kinds and
qualities. Saddles and harness repaired at
short notice and low for Cash.
.-B" n. B.-I am thankful for the libe.
raj patronage heretofore received and trust
by punctual attention to business and faith
fuI work to still warrant continuance of
the same. 10
June lst, 1859. l6-3m. ".
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NEW STOCK.

S o u L III c A RO l. n A.
LANCASTER DIsTR.cT.
pf y. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, Archabal Fleming has
applied to me for Letters of Adminstra.
ton on all and singular the Goods an!
Chattels, Rights and Credits of Bailey f.
Baker, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
sh all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors of the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 10 be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 26th day of July
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
~ } Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. this the llth day of July in
t~~~ Sthc year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ifty.niue, and in
the eighty-fourth year of American Inde-
pendence.
p. II. HAMMOND, o. Id.
July ID, 1859. 22-2t-pf 90
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Sundries

ENANCY Candies, Raisins-whoIe, half
Il and quarter Boxes. Paradise nuts, AL
monds, Butter, Pecan nuts English Wal
nuts, Cocanuts. Herring, Cove Oysters
Salmond, Lobsters, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
&c, &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 1, lS59-47tf
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STEAM MILL NOTICE.

TNliE Subscriber respectfully asks the at
Il tention Of the public to his STEAM
SAW MILL, which is now in operation
six miles East of Lancaster C. II. Bills
for Lumber will be promptly furnished at
the rates below:
Inch Plank at 81 per hundred feet.
inch Plank scots &c "
I inch plank, quartered S7l cts. per hum
dred feet.
2 inch plank 81, per hundred feet
Rough do so cts. per hundred feet.
Scantlin thrown in to Inch measure at
81, per hundred.
All picked Lumber 90 per cent higher.
All refused Lumber half price.
In the measurment of all quartered Lum-
bcr the edge is added TO the width, and all
Lumber not named above is sold 10 the
same proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
March %, 1859. eff.
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Agents Wanted EVERYWHERE.

To Agents | can give more libcral induce.
mcnts tnan can he afforded by any other
house. In addition to larger commissions,
ii Is much easier to get subscribers for NV
enterprise than any other. The peculiar adj
vantagcs Hrc-A Larger Stock and better
Catalogue 10 select from. \ better aSsort-
mcnt and quality of Gifts. More punctual-
ity aud correctness in filling Orders.
BI acting as Agents for me, persons wish
lng valuable Library can procure it grxtis.
Thos" seeking an easy method of earning
Il Livelihood can find it. Any one desiring
a good Watch. can obtain it. For full par.
ticutuTs, sent for Il Catalogue.
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CrOckery Ware.

4 Large and varied assortment of Glass.
" China, and Earthcn.ware Just opened.
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden ). c.. IItf
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a BARGAIN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I OFFER my House and Lot for Sale in
l. LancasteryiIe, containing acres, com.
Portable dwelling House and other out bull
dings, with spring in the lot Those
wishing to purchase will apply as | am de-
termed TO sell.
The remaining part OF my stock Of goods
are offered at OF below cost.
All those who know themselves indebted
ID me are requested TO pay before fall
JAS. ROBINSON.
June l3, 1859, left
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Ladies Dress Goods.

DEADY MADE CLOTHING, OF ALL.
III prizes and descriptions. Silk. Cassi-
mere, Lcghorn and Straw Hats. Cravats.
Suspcrders and Drawers. Just received
by
iIASSELTTNE & CURETON.
Api!, 1859.
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PAnrICULAR NOTICE.

ITNHR subscriber is pleased to announce
\ Il 10 the public that from this date TO the
LIST Of September next, grinding may be had
every day in the week at his Steam Mill,
six miles East Of lancaster, G. III.
June, 10, II GEO. SINCLAIR.
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Land for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers for sale tract of
land containing Five Hundred acres more
or less situated on Hanging Rock Creek in
Lancaster District, about fifteen miles South
of the Village. The buildings, fences, &c,
all new, and in good order Persons " ish-
ing to purchase will be shown the premises
at any time. NJ. ID. MILLER.
Flat Rock, June 10Th 1859, I9-tf.
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Look to your Interest.

w II. BURNS, WOULD RESPECT
w . fu!ly inform the citizens of Lancas-
ter and the District in general, that he is
still carrying on the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-20
A Il RIN + ID.

1 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
"a Fancy Printed Lawns, Muslin Robe 4
les, Donbe Jupcs, Satin Stripe Ba-
RACES, Victoria Lawns, Black and
White Silk Illusion, Black
Silk 'Mitts, Gents silk and Lin.
men Gloves, Mems Dogskin Gloves,
White Satin Ribbons, Pique Fringcs, Bvk
Silk Ties and many other articles.
This is the aecond supply, the first having
been almost entirely sold out, those dcsir.
ing to purchase Rrc invited 10 call and make
their selections from our
NEW STOCK.
We are highly gratifcd with the success
We have met, aud truly thankful to our
numerous customers for their increased
patronage and will endeavor to merit their
continued favOrs, by constantly replenishing
our stock with first rate goods of the latest
styles and sell them at the very lowest mar
ket prices.
JAMES X. MAGILI..
Pleasant Hill. June 9th 1859. l7lf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Corrected ,cfekIy by Statsy, Miller s. Co..
For the week ending Jan. %, 1853.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Tie Flour market was dill to-day
The only sale reported as $50 bbI+.
Howard Street Super 8 IS rs. Cry
Mills is held al $5,62a5,75. Com Meal
il held at f3,75a4 for Baltimore and 81
IL for Brandy wine. Rye Flour is held
at S4.25. There is no change TO mole III
Family and Extra Flour.
The Grain market continues quiet
The offerings Of Wheat reached LOCO
bushels, which sold at about previous
quotations. The offerings of Corn
amounted to 5000 bushels, and sold 81
7Oa73 cents for fair white and yellow, and
74a76 cents for prime do. Oats are sci.
ling a, 45s4S cents for Maryland. and Asa
80 cents for Pennsy lganIa. We quote
Oats at SASS cents for Pennsylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
81, , 70 -S@ q rl-SG
IL e. sss5. 1s1 l.tcCOo

On the 9th ult, by Rev. VIM. ;.
Hammond, Mr. HIM H. B. Hnys,to Miss
Lqdia Il. Preacher, all OF this county
On the Is,h ult, al Newburg, Preston
co.., by Rev. 5. King, ". ". RieIey. Tor
merIy Of Baltimore, to Miss Noggie Il.
NieH, eldest daughter of MIR. Robert
Nield, formerly OF MiddIeway, this coun-
~.
AT Harper's Ferry, on the 25'h "l.,hy
Rev. Mr.. Deale. Mr.. Robert II. Brt'cfr,
to Miss Jane E., daughter OF Meshlch
Kirby, ESQ all Of said place.
On the 27lh ult., oy Rev. John Land.
street. Mr. Henry Uiien, Of St. Joseph
Mo-, 10 Miss c. l.. ShOwers, daughter 81
EzekisI Showers, ESQ. ,,of harrisburg,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
The Condemned.

We copy the following from the local
columns of the Sun /: 1.-The days alot-
ted to Henry GambriIl, white. and John
Stephens, colored, are rapidly passing
away. But twen,vsix days are left be-
fore the time appointed BY the Governor
for their execution vii be at hand, Hen,
ry Cambria exhibits deep sense OF the
position in which he stands, and CONVEX
ses but lille. His mind seems TO dwell
upon his approaching fate, bot ne sIlil de-
ciares his innocence of the crime for
which he has been condemned to die.
But few persons are permiIed to visit
him. He has been told that an effort was
making for commutalon OF his sentence
but ne says that he has no hope of lis
success. His appearance is haggard and
careworn. The coloIed man does not
seem so fully to he aware of his position.
He manifests good deal OF resllessness.
but talks freely when there is any one Ia
whom he can speak. He reads his bible
good deal, and says he shall depend up
on It's promises for aid in every trial he
may have to pass through. lie TOO still
persists in his innocence. He says he Is
satisfied Ihal his innocence will be made
clear, though probably not before he shall
go upon the gallows. There is little or
no change in his appearance from the
time Of his trial.
William ]. Ford, .whose case is yet to
be passed upon by the Court of Appeals
is in the enjoyment of excellent health.
He speaks but little Of his case, and
spends much Of his time in reading and
meditation. He has hope thstlhe court
Of final jurisdiction will reserve the Judge
menl of the Criminal Court. He says,
however, that il would be a relief if he
could die while sleeping, and thus escape
the suspense which hangs over his mind.
Marion Crops. the last Of the condemn
ed exhibits a wonderful recklessness for
one in his position. 1t is said that he
spends most of his time in reading novels.
His father yesterday visited him and pre-
sented him with bible, but he seemed TO
care little for it. When asked by an Off
Ger OF the Jail if he wished tie presence
of spiritual adviser, he smiled al the
idea. and expressed his increduliIy Of any
good object being accomplished thereby.
lie remarked, "there is no hell like that
on earth" His manner is marked Sy
no change, but to visitors he laughs and
talks IN the mos, natural manner, giving
no evidence of any atfectalion by the po-
siron in which he stands. He mani(csia
a remarkable hardihood and recSlessness
and tests of hanging as if it was species
of amusement rather than lis awful reaIl-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Charles B. Huntington, the Millionaire
EOFger.

One of the editors of New York pa,
per, who has recently been looking up
notorious characters, thus speaks of Chas.
! b. Huntington
Most persons barely believe that Hun
ting,ou has already passed two years in
confinement at Sing. Sing, having been
sentenced by Judge Capron on the 3Olh
of December. 1856, Tor term Of four
wears and Ten months, lie is no, now,
and has not been in The enjoyment Of good
health. For the last year and hall, he
has suffered severely from acute rheuma-
ism, and daring two thirds of that time
has sIep. in the Hospital But this has
not prevented bin from performing the
duties of book keeper in the office OF Mr..
Woodruff, the cabinet contract, which po-
s,ion he sill occupies. Huntington has
accumulated quite library in his office
The contribution of friends-and lauerly
devoles much Of his leisure time 10 read
| ing. Just now he is engaged in the pc
rusal of the Greek and Latin classics,
both original and translated-he was ed
uca,ed at Geneva College-and has also
turned his attention to an inquiry into the
truths of religion. lie is also somewhat
Of writer, having in manuscript several
cri,iques on the poets, which will doubt
less al some time find iheit way into print.
His spirits are depressed; and Why should
they not be ! There is every reason 10
behave tina, he has preserved nothing
from the wreck OF his financerng; nearly
three years of his prison life still remain;
his health is impaired, and his mind
weighed down by consciousness of So
cial degradation. 1t is TO be hoped that
durance vile will be the means of renova.
ting his moral nature and restoring him 10
society as worthy member Hunting
ton still thinks he was not the only per-
son in Wall street connec.ed with his H.
nancial exploits who was entitled TO a
berth al Sing Sing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Our list Of Prizes embraces great variety
Of Gold and Silver Watches, Lockets, Chains,
Ladies Breaches. Bracelets, Parlor Time Pee
ces, Sewing Machines, Silk Dresses, Pictures,
SC, sc.
In New Catalogue Of Books, may be found
Histories, Biographies, Travels, Adventures,
Stories, Anecdotes, Tales, Narratives, Ro-
mauces, Sports aud Pastlmes. Also, Reli-
gious, Biblical, Theological, Classical, Philo-
sophical, Geographical, B)tanical, aud Agrl-
cultural, Works.
Dictionaries, Loxicons, Albums, ANIMALS
and Presentation Books. Bibles, Hymn and
Prayer Books in every style of Binding To-
gethcr with all the Newest Works Of the day
all of which are handsomely bound and
Guaranteed Peyfcct in EUery Respect.
Purchasers living at a distance viii, b. sta
ting title of books wanted be treated with the
same !ILeraily il at our Store themselves.
Take .botice. All orders will be gered
within two days from the time hey are re-
celved.
Persons wishing TO act as Agents Tor us,will
have Con aPplIcation,) Catalogues aud spIen-
did .how Gard, establishing our Agency, lor-
" a.dcd free OF expense All orders should he
addressed to II. h. HOYT K co,
No ~ Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
January %, 1859. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Shocking Occurrence.

Piusburg, FEB. | Last night ahou
IL o'clock, frame house on the outskirts
of Allegheny city, occupied by Mr.. kod
gers, carpenter, was totally consumed
by fire. -,
Jren. were burnt 10 death in he flames
only one Of the farDly, be! eleven years
Of age, being saved.
Tie fire originated in tie lower story
while the family slept above ana Tie
flames spread so rapidly that IT was l."
possible 10 save the inmates. Their char
red bodies were recovered from he ruins
to-day, and coroner. lnQoesl has beer
held. bu, nothing was elected from the
evidence to indicate the origin at the me-
The father was intoxicated when he re-
tired to rest.
The Piusburg JoOrual, in giving the
particulars. says further that SIG children,
instead Of three. were burned, and thus
decribe> tue fearful scene produced by
their sufTerings;
Screams were heard by the neighbors
in the house before lhe fire was discover
ed By them, but suPposing that they were
~ usual, occasioncd by drunken fight
and as they we're known. 10 have been
drunk all day. nothing was thought OF II
I'LL the flames were seen. But II
was too laIp the drunken husband and
wife. father and mother, were consumed
in the first story, while the cries OF poor
innocent children, The innocent victims OF
the internal vice Of their parents, went up
in hopeless agony from the second story,
where the mercilesS flames had enclrcled
them with their fiery and Iaia! wrealhs
before human aid had reached them. The
onv one saved was boy who got out on
the porch. The house was dry and burn
ed like a flash
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
A Snec of War in Iowa.

Violent Struggle for The County Seat
Great excitement has prevailed through
OUT Marshall county, Iowa, for several
weeks past. growing out Of the recent e.
lection for the relocation OF the county
seat. We make the following abstract OF
an article which appeared in NE Marietta
MARSHALL county Express of the l9'h
ult.
On Monday, the l7th, four or five arm
ed men from Marshall arrested three OF
the most prominent citizens Of Marietta,
Judge Smith, and 'Sq"ires Turner and
WoIlohan, the lale board Of canVassers,
and took them to MARSHALL on pretence Of
giving them a trial A short lime after
their arrival in Marshall. Judge S. was
released from arrest and taken to the pri-
vate residence Of prominent citizen OF
that place, where he was visited by some
of the leading business men, who told him
that great excitement prevailed among
their citizens in relation 10 the canvass q!
The votes poIled on The county seat ques.
ton, and unless he would then and there
re.canvass and declare Marshall the coun-
,y seat, the outside feeling was such that
he would be iynched. The Judge became
alarmed and promised to do anything
they desired of him i they would only
spare his life. The house was constant
.ly guarded hy armed men, so as TO pre-
vent hm from converslng with his friends.
He was again removed to another private
house al midnight, and then-tO save his
,lift-canvasse aud declared Marshall the
county sest.
Tuesday morning thirty wagons, load
ed with men armed with knives, pistols,
canes and clubs. followed by about forty
men on fDot. with muskets and bayonetS
on their shoulders, entered Marietta With
the intention of carrying off the county
records, &C., but they were met at The
court house by the citizens of Marietta
and repused without bloodshed- The
next day the court house was guarded by
about four hundred armed men, but no at
tempt was made TO take the records
What will be the mex, move we have To
learn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
G8A51LJo

On the 3Is uIr.. at the advanced age
Of SO years, Mr.. John Goliaher, Of Mar
unsbuEg.
Atihe residence Of his father DR.. VIM.
f. Alexander. in this County, on the 29Ih
oIt., DR.. Cmsy SeLde" alerander, aged
% years.
On the Dist oil, the 65Ih year Of her
age. Mrs. Elisabeth Beard, consorI OF
Mr., James Besrd,o Berkeley county.
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Go%2gTsscAggD.
For the Register.
TO MY SISTERS.

BYJ.E COOK.
Distance deyides us. But the chain
OfFrendship and affection bright,
Remains unhroken. Moons may wane,
And years may pass IN winged fight
And Earth may change. Y}t still the same
Will be forever flowing
The souls deep love "a right, pure flame,
No change, or distance KIN owing.
And as adown LIES vale I TO-,
Mid jog and grief to speed along,
Full oft to you, my thought shall flow,
And loves bright tendrllI grow more strong
Full oft TO you, my mind WI turn,
While mem'ry fond recalls the hours,
Whose Joy, beacon brigGd will burn,
And bloom, like amaranthine flow'rs.
Oh yes to you, what e'er my lot,
My thoughts shall turn, my Reart shall glow
My soul shall spesk, forget me Not,
Whatever changes, you may know.
For I, though distant from you here,
In thought, am passing DER hgain,
Those happy hours TO mem'ry dear,
Whose light, will never beam in vain
And though wander thus away,
And wide, our pathways sever,
Ny Love, shall never know decay,
Forever, and Forever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

Recipe for making Candles.-For ~
lbs. of lard take 10. of saltpetre and |
In. Of alum, mix them and pulverised
them; dissolve the salrpere and alum in a
gill of boiling water: pour the compound
into the lard before it is quite all melted;
stir the whole until il boils, skim of
wha, rises. let il simmer until the water
is boiled or till it ceases TO throw off
.leam ; pour off the lard as soon as ii is
done and clean Tie boiler while tits hot.
II the candles are 10 be run. you can com
mence Immediately : if 10 be dipped, let
the lard cool first to cake and then lrea,
as YOU would tallOw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

A PIous lMPosToR.-"Rey." Henry
". Lever, has been astonishing the in.
mates of a private-house, in Petersburg,
Virginia. by putting up there. promising
10 educate the son of The lsndlady, court.
ing and promising TO marry her sister,
and finally running IF with $50 worth
OF gold aud silver irinkeis, belonging Ia
the family. including a locket borrowed
TO put his likeness in. and a defective
watch. which he said he would make GO.
Ii did 60.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

e. The February number of the
Great Republic Nonthiy.' published
in Now York by Messrs. Oaksmi1h d
Co., has been received. lis table Of con.
tents presen, many interesting subjects, a
perusal Of which would be entertaining
and profitable. The National character
OF this magazine must commend 1t to all
who have grown weary Of seciionalism.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

Mr.. Edi,or.-rhe following recipe
which was published in the Register
several years ago, have found to be val
liable, a. have been making large por.
non of The candles used in large family.
from the most common grease or lard. As
il does not seem TO be generally known
you may publish il il you see proper.
Respectfully, E. HESSEl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

The Winchester Gas Company al a
recent meeting held for the purpose OF
electing President and Directors for the
present year, reelected the old board,
composed of The following gentlemen -
VIM. B. Baker President Lewis p.
Hartman, E. j. Senseney, Benz. Miller,
John II. Crum and W. z. Denny, Direc'
tors