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, 1860-05-17

WANTED-A Farmer and Wife.
il +atted o. faf about 10 miles Uhc 70 txte
tsne f1e.a e1anS 1T of se sese snd and
tho tu:Ay acquainted With h. mztaEsnntat Of farm
Tie w!;e sp undest ND esokint .! Gs atS.s aa
med apply hdlre:s ~. IT, s.. fress and Ts'bnne o.
, 1860-05-17

IL. sCSlVEM, A4ass11tsias Assat d OsoFaoF""
t, tlo-st4d to reeeee dor=ris7.ss fe+ Eais a~s eli
Il 4dta2 l'ap<r. Of The North Ft.. jal-bss+1
, 1860-05-17
IMPRESSIVE SCENE; 1T TEE W1GwAu!

FORMAL INAUGURATION OF PRO-
CEEDINGS!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
The Beauty Of the Family.

We leave It to you reader. il the beau
ty of the family doat invariably turn out
the worst Of the lot2 II She don't culsi
Eate The outside oI ker ,.eal to the tota.
iorgettulness of the inside? If she is not
petted, aud iondied, anl fattered, and
shown oil till selishness is written ali over
her! II she is not sure to marry some la-
zy fellow who will bruise her body to jel-
y, and be glad to come, with her lorlorn
children, for d Hlrsei Of bread, 20 the coal-
Portable home Of that snuJbed member Of
the family who vas only our John or
Martha, and who never, by any possibiIi-
~, was supposed capable BY them Of doing
OF being anything? We leave it to you
i the beauty Of the family, be lie a boy,
II he dom grow ~ ~ ass # he be not
sure 10 disgust every body with lis con.
ceit and atlectation, while he fancias he Is
the admired Of a aycs--i! he dent equan-
der away ali the money b. can lay his
hands on, and die in the gutter? Weucy-
er see 4 very handsome child Of either sex.
set up on the family pedestal. to be admir-
cd ty that family ana friends 10 i2ie exclu
sion Of the other chi!iren, that We Do not
feel like patting these children Oh the back
and saying Thank Providence, my deals.
that you we're not born beauties
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
M4993,a..,,aA :. 3 q Gl(l .
A WINTER UNDERGROUND.

The short bGt glorious summer of Lap
land was drawing to close, and | remem-
beTed with regret that the hour of my de
parture from Kublitz was at hand Still
fingered, Tor l had spent several OF the
happlest weeks OF my lie in that fairy spot
OF earth so far remote from the track q
the busting British tourist. | had grown
attached to my simple-hearted hosts; and
their constant kindness, their gay good
hunor, ana the freshness and novelty of
the holyday life, had indescribable charms
ter me.
Kublitz is a place little known. ItIiesin
Swedish Laplapd, about hundred and fifty
miles beyond the extreme limits OF Nor
way and its silver river and emerald pas
lures are surrounded by the far stretching
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
& RELIGIOUS
TssG HEvELG ,zoa rnlr n,En

am al alone in M chamber now.
ana the midnight hggr is near.
ana tAe faEgpts K and the clocks dull .r.-
Are the only SQUADS I hear;
And over nv soul IN its solitude
Sweet ieeiings of sadness gide;
OF my hear- and my eyes are flI when I think
of the little boy that died
went one night to my fathers house,
went home 70 my dear ones all:
Ana softly opened the garden gate
And softly the door of The balL
ny mother came cut to meet her soI,,
She kissed ne and then she sighed;
or her hes tell on my neck and she went
For the little bay th@5 died.
! snail miss hlm when the flowers come
IN t5e garden "R"re he played:
sail l2ISs tlin more b. the 4iresidc.
When the flowers are al deeayed;
shell see MS toys and his ernp;v chair
Enl tae horse he e sed 10 ride
Asla tlteE VII speGs with a silent speech,
ot the i.LIc boy Jli;.t died.
We shall % home - our Fathers house
70 oar Fathers house II te skies,
Where tie hope Of souls shall have No. blight
Or love 10 broken ties
Hc sha! roam Ola the banks Of tho riyy- of nga,e.
And iGsthc IN its piiFstill tdc;
All one q t-e IgT5 Of life shat! De
The i.tle boy taut died
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
Gpit Thatl

Quit what? Quit telling your innocent,
coniding, trembling children about ghosts
and hobgobliDs. You arc throwing SCR
row upon young hearts that will cling there
through life. How many mothers there
are who quiet their children by saying.
the bug-a-b boos will come and take you off
come Old nj gser; come and-well, will
you hush this minute"
The poor child believes ali It's own moth
er says, and why shouldn't it? 1t ought
to believe. That is its flial duty. The
sobbing, hutterins heart is quietcd, but not
composed. Those fearful eyes close in Il
sleep Of terror; a weary broken rest fol-
lows ; the child dreams-but oh who can
tell the sadness Of child while it dreams
a sleep frightened upon it by alarms Of
all that Is terrible and Tepuls.ve? Such
Inhpman treatment endanger5 the mind
the intellect. MotAers, beware.-And see
that no nurse or servant, or older brother
or sister, drive arrows of grief to the very
soul Of your child. \ sorrow early plant
ed and w4tered by tears will bring forth a
harvest of bitterness and despair
How common a habit is this TO teach
children to fear unseen dangers at night
tall The peaceful Ii : ht; SO fuil Of sweet
ness, and The night that brings the hoacy-
ed drops Of dew to bless the flowers and re-
fresh The leaves, the night that brings rest
to the weary, this dearest time Of all, is to
be made terrible to children. What wick
edness. Why, it is bl4sphemy to make
tho little ones tcliovc that God forgets
them, and sends tormentors to trouble then
in the silent watches Of tue night
Parents, think Of this. See that your
children hear no ghostly lessons. See that
they are taught to love the ever present
Saviour, aad to honor his ever blessed
name.
How heavenly the teachings Of that ia
miliar hymn, when 5reathed from true
mothers soul over sleeping child -
Hush my babe, lie still and surnber,
Holy angels guard Thy bed"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

s'ub Fall Session will commence on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER Sd. We are happy
70 announce to those desiring instruction in
MUSE, that we have secured the services of
54iss ). l. Fanduzer for another year. We
nave also employed Miss Nrttie Stray as Pre-
lsp.resS, successful teacher. who comes 10
u' with the best recommendations.
Ne shall aim to make this institution conai
= a! respects to any in this section u the
81 ,1hanktal for past patronage, we respect
iuily solicit continuance of the same.
hates Of Tuition $500, $3.50, $500 per
quarter. lncidentals 25c per quarter.
If'maIy DepGrtmeht-A Primary Depart.
IG. IcsH' VIII be opened in this Academy on the
-" oI IOctober, for all grades Of small schol-
4'S' Number of scholars limited to twenty.
D.. .If2tc,ag and Painting An excellent
.sacirT Of Drawing and Painting has been en-
a"eeu, who will commence giving lessons in
su0'e branches October 10th. Specimens can
&c seen at the Academy.
F'r further particulars inquire of
n. ]. SMITH,
'FP-' Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
New Series---Vol. XIV, No. 8.


u meet tie eye Ia ii temperate chmote.
There seemed u tc 4 quick transition from
delicate youth to weird aye Some q TIC
a}ea were 1ne active Att,1 .c!eN> "@'~el-
fully 5;s2n@, - spite u So pi-&J ei@.r'e,
and i"ll OF lite aud lire Y his oeen $
Sayed more than ence TO raise taofS 1mo 3
lae Lap."nGers. 1H5 ~ VAIN, ior ''e l,V
Warriors eaaaot endure She u@Ieu!e OF thef
pig eo'afades q Swedish oH Morse s;'cE3
anu endless Ioursls are sure @ atei &at-
s.S9a IN nos water u q lisp Is enlisted.
here IS Tie Swed'sh-!.apiaad corps Ct
sharis@oo'tls, WHO serve pn snow SHOES,
asa i.'h 4 n'Ata GA the he:-sr and these
Sensitive .ttttt heroes a:e less exposed 20 ba
tended 1ec-use their hta"S can barely
toech the SIXTY 'Heh standard the loi-
profess to desTi>e 81. HMce's, %s95s' l9'at.s.
aha SouthcrAe's Generally, rs a heavy aad
asHF'o race whose large mats 4h" iot'F
forms are gwen thch as q co0.TeHSa'' eh
Tor titH sc"uty stock ct frat.s. aGG III
deed the Z2ras'ben always s2y, Aa WHO
deals with Il Lap aeis 'he worst q che ar
gain; ior the small FOLKS ha'c "ondeltut
ae1teHsss, "'th all thef simti3 t>att~e,
htt heiieve That IN Their secret he"la
the tiny tnte value SIZE and ie1ghJ above
al Jl.a-s, L Eao" teter u e~ Was Iro-
df-laHs.y vala Lcc2nze las head W@S "',s'a
az iAr- OF belhg teYe! with "I ii. utJrF,
aud thlu@ many young !eifoT @aaii
have rartered his youth Tor my SIX toct OF
per, e.4'cuiar elevation, "hich never gam
ed lis owner any Ee4atAabic popularity
else@ La'e.
The next morning | had i surprise ia
deed. shout from the upper cmth
aroused me, and scramb'in@ to the outer
arr | oeheid Tie rocks. the black l"'ne
c0P6e, tAe H'ihi'ahLe hoorian@s, one oaz.
ZlinG aI-ieEYadlug sheet OF binding snos.
8A gone the talr flowers, the song birds;
inc uhcNIIQret fruits tha' oHerea 'hef pro.
fusion everywhere, blooming heather, ana
green grass, "H gone. buried "ht!i next
summer brought AatN the aayh2At, teheabl
d sIoteSs, uEF"'y'ha sAFoQd oi virgin
snow 10 my great rciicf, i W2a not as
dark as | had expected. sort Of hazy,
shimmering light Tervaded, Ike moon
beams through q hi.t Ihe northern wind
blew keen; and even Is 4 Gazed around.
the binding snow flakes came Wh1riInS
down again, and seemed 70 bury the de0&
summer deeper at every instant. They
are plucklDg the wild geese finely up
there. north, sald Peter " oi, unconscious
that his pioY>rb was British ao vel! Is
Lapland one
we all lald ~ our summer clothes, pug
on our manifold wraps oi lar and wooien,
ana oetook Us TO Wi"ter aNoc''lnhs And
"a a q I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15


as i - mage over the la'r landscape SUI!
S''oo" y me s'h'ieS q summer, f'.'s !.
,''e socG laIfy' 50 oeEeAcen'' so orGht IN
nft lalhoo@ robe sls'aea With Ho&cr9
"as s'Ae' ana KING frost was to rl!-a over
AeE :. Uc'as.atea realms, hafA the lonS
""u,aG cadehces u the sweet Sau ci:ahL--
an az oIo' oid heatheh c4aEt OF lhe Gays "nen
~ vas "o'shiPptG, +,reya' at once e
nus ana sum Nief Oh 'iiS .4f remote race, Ia
winch the Lapi"nders beWai tne parting
Gay
10" Tor 'Ae !oNG, iohG hlSht. Alfeaay'
as we turned 70 4uit the "ill, alter STRAIN,
~ oaf eyes oH'i the iast IAlht go" had
G'o" away 100 an ICY pFeeze nad sprung up
IRON ttt C'lh hortn"es': ana shiFtted ana
H''tFe" my 'ioa" a'o"n" me "a '"e sud
"c" NeHSaItou .! voiu' ~ iS l"o sho"
Wi"o' sa'I' ah o'a i'"p''uNeF' aS We P"eeG
~" - 'ne 'li."Sci 10 more Aote'S l0i
,'c IaSSeS 70 pfa'a III tnelf ha.f ih!s ytai-
l nus confess Ihat l le't uhcolifnoaiy i'Ee
j t''shteAeo GNU lei1 alone IL tue &'r&,
""t i.-EF''ea my "'i'ih i'i @'2yiaS 34loh&
me i-.l>' Nay' oHt Tor very st@ii-t' l Be
ny'G ! should nave proposed 10 ilfe Peter
o" b0al' before Tue ice sAouiu s'&t up
more ana river, ana st'ft IKE blit oi Ias-
SAGE, II pursuit oi the sun. lhe eouary
se@tre.' 10 ne 10 change IA The uh""rtea
t|hight; the taElilar rocks Q! Tie . en,
the 91r-a|ay :Aoorlands, the p!ne th'cketS,
assumed a weird aspect; even The loc"s %
ny entertainers looked strange and gro
tes4oe, ami thef plgmy figures iml'sn, IN
tie dee9 shAao" IheD, too, the singular
feeling that al. this vas not dream That
u vas ''4i, "aEihG me- that IA. actual
= seen '1e sun 90 Gown In'o q" o'scN:.'y
'"a- Fa7 % i's' iof me 0e''ef pare q
year @Al 1-'aI Eas ?so''iS % Try and "hIte
away "ihter hiaht 's!aI Wooia nave given
'i-De 70 Sc3eIaIa"e helSe-l % exhaust L
f"".,Et % heI ''''ae' u S'o'''S---''' ''lLS
'.F,!o3tG2 me:
Du' ''ia1 iiiSlS 'Aie'o were hi5n TSFei'
ne'" ~. a"AoN& ~ u"G'Ieio ~ c"H17' 1'er
~ '%' a. '''''' % ''e N'ha5t' eIi'1s'al"od
q! N''S oe'''y ""' "o%.tn an 'i.9 ozl','es9
".'' i,'' :. - ~ u NH0'isZ " III ilI9 l'Js
P''''Ie ii"iiS upucI@Fouio' Lorche' ma,
~, ''io SPr'l0'eu i1n'P>' 'e' y S9"'-o'I
""u "ge' ia'' were iisn'eU' az" "oIS 70
,l GHl't 5.ac1e' '. an" p'GJee'on 'hfo'Sh al
''' sI''eI' ,5i ti'@''i t@e'iins' ana a' very
~? nour M 'H0 iNO'p.l-lO99 I1 @ ''u' iih pa'leh,
,,''s - '' -, Ia tIi. '.. - ~ l2'5Loll5U
@ ', 1I 10 1h'i go ~ ~ go . a. tTSIc' ,r{ ou1S
a,,,os an5 sroa}n's,t ,,o( 3 a. .1a ~ ,h;lana Ge,
: : ~ o''o lIi ''-0 'u'iI''N'
I o tt ~ 'Io -'''l, -" 4'0s' a'-o . - '''i
.'','sL y - .o'S So m + '''il 81 I.H uoiS
Inon I ~ Ia;oi r,tI. - .n rt;, ps' I is.''
b;Jlon h IL tinnor, - ,ri.h 1h;a G.''lDs
.,.f,aJoj -I.1 ,l,", II - IN - voc
g. - - Voc Ii ',,'o,, Wv ',','' ~ !"
~ -o'~5 -. -l.'+ eIi M 2""5 II''.,:e.'
,IlA 50""5 1"''!ei' '".i9"eu' eHcii WIN
@aa"" a' =. s"&Ia, e |l'4 "n,en ,ney were pres
enIly 10 n@u!e IL tiie ancient s"ofu-aahce
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

WffEE and Tea Pots Of the most fash
49,, ~ lo3able styles Also, Cream Jugs, Mo
400, ,'S Cans, Pitchers, &c. &C., &c., all of the
''S' and latest styles, at
JOHN KENNEDY & Co.'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

Nj lLLINERS will take notice that our
~ Stock OF bard boxes, wire ribbon. and
i,,- l., . aer goods in their line will be sold be
~" cost, for We are deternined to clear ont the
.'''S' JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
Whole No, 2585,
Dla D l01l3,

- ID ~ q Z - % q
OFFICE on East Market street, Lewistown.
! J adjoining +. Il. Franciscus' Hardware
Store. p = Dr. Locke viii be at his uffire
he FIRST Meniay of each non,h 70 spend the
week. my3I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

TnR WILL OF JOHN Rosz fhe Terre Haute dad Journal
TINS speaks OF the viii OF John Rose New York
John Roee was brother Of Henry and CoAuncey Rose
This city We understand effort rs being made BY the
relations OF the deceased ~ nvadae the will In case
m success the barge estate OF which he died seized viii
probably ultimately md lis way West. Mr. Rose vas
q millionaire, 80 . his brother Chsuncey Rose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

TIE END OF HARPKR's FERRY Tho last OF tie military
force 81 Charlestown, Va, the company Of Capt. j.
RowaD which has been on duty the 18th Of osooer
was Missed from servce GU Friday last Dat OF the
army Of soldiers who duty wn but one
death occurred taat Of a soldier from Alexandria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27


wSn, - y - Soow, - ~ gre rem~t~1 ~
$1,000, vsmsevsH 10 suese vesa - s0M
hssSss Ne eeesss nies - mss~V vsnAsssas 40
bs - { msa wrs, bss nay shaa Dss - -" a."H
=. Try escae up BE- cpened fes ms Me sos oscssvsax
~ 40 eee So YIN seoerseas pss6c ess s~a ms
soet~ uspoes q - Wsu@poe H r~0<rssA, ~ 10
sod the msssse sfver band FOR wtsch ~ ssf ussosn
are 20 struggle maj ~ owned 4ie IN sesa, snaep~nts
~ sDe chAopsssanip hsung ssvsno-d ees San ~ sssss
~ manufacture N we r. X Assocsssoe, 60 never
nAvns oeen osde kod 70 him "Whoev~r scn sns oah,
1eseiofe SAD sayers will have " pay - back tass
money me broad, ghe&esiDg c1ecles iay syesss
70 trace It's work, looked UP and sNd, loo, wssa
Aeep a0h thing, cont you, Sayessy' He xaxst a.
steadily for nt And his eve uofo,aet ,olo NINE M
style that showed he weGhsa tae wAot Of NJ, r,mss
vi b an erpreeson AZ c,unoissn .n.nsss ~. 80
eyes sr ana mesn n % Al -. az, ~ ,ns f,nsr, as
re.,rea and 10 fev minute sissr~s,a Zen. - ~.
sac.,,oS n. ~ r ss-a s~I"s'ae ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

RIsPECTABLE PROTEST Ant YOUNG woa>S
a whes situation 70 90 the sensral housswork OF sn.
private family; good cook baker, excellent wager
snd Bevs reference Can DO for days a. 70
West 2sih St between 9th aud 7 Country preerrei
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29
@A2ssAGs9.

On the 26ih inst, at Fountain Rock,
the residence of the BRIDES father, near
She pherdstOwn, Jefferson County va
by the Rev. C. w. Andrews. ID. d.,
Mr.. Henry A. Didier of Baltimore, and
Miss angelica, second daughter oil Hor'
Alexander r. Boteler.
On the Bridge, at this place on sunday
morning last, by the Rev. Mr.. Lli'eIl, MI
abraham .Aierander SchoPpert, t" Miss
Mary Ellen Merchant, both Of Berkeley
"Ellerslie." in this county, on The
2olh inst, by Rev. DR.. w. b. DuIl"n'
Mr.. John HiHery, Of Md. TO Miss zen
nellie S. Henderson, daughter OF The late
Richard Henderson, Of this county.
On the ooh inst, by Rev. VIM. j.
Perry. Mr.. Henry D. Rust and Miss
lima u. Tanuacter both Of this county
On The sih inst, in Weston. Lewis co..
Va, by Rev. J. Smith. Mr.. Peter JeJ'
fer, of Charlestown. formerly Of Germa-
ny, to Miss VI. j. May, Of Weston b"'
formerly OF England.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-There was pretty good de-
maud for Flour day, but the market
cannot be considered active. The sales
reported on Change include 1000 bblt.
CITY Mills Super al $3.50; 100 bbls.
Ohio do. a, So, sc 400 bis. do. and $50
bbls. Howard Street DO. al $685., and
$50 bbls Ohio Extra al Sc. The mar
ket closed steady at $685. for Howard
Street and Ohio Super, and $3.50 per bbl.
for City Mills DO.
Wheat was exceedingly dull and prices
were heavy. The offerings were 10000
bushels, and sales were made of reds at
ll7al2l els. for medium l25al30 cents
for fair to good. ard 1873 GEMS for prime
do. White sold al l30al45 cts. for lair 10
good !; l5Osl55 els. Tor prime, and 1919
leo cents for strictly choice parcels Of do.
Corn continues dull of sale. There were
sales of $500 bushels al 65a68 cents foI
fair to prime white and yellow. Oats
were in good supply, but with an active
demand prices rnied firm. There were
1000 bushels offered, mostly all of which
sold a, 3os35 cents for fair TO prime Ma
ryland, and 35s36 Gle. for good lots o.
Pennsylvania, Rye Vas rather dull and
heavy. We note sales Of 500 bushels a
69s7l cts. FOR common 10 fair Maryland
and go cents for prime Pennsylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29
SBA%ESo

Near Pilot Grove, Mo-, on the 9Th OF
September, Of Consumption, John Hen
yy loIer, SON Of Dariel Moler. dec d., OF
his County, aged 90 years and 4 months
"No. my will, o, Lord, but thine be
done"
Owe miss thee, brother dear,
We never can forget thee-neVer;
Thy name Oft calls the parting tear,
Twas hard such ties as ours to sever
And now we're left broken band
Our home is lonely without thee,
We NAV not clasp our brothers hand
His happy smile no more Wen Sec
Thy loving heart is far away, and stIi'
6ur mother mourns her darling gone,
Yet il was thine own free VIII
To roam the wide world all alone
But again we hope TO greet thee,
Where no farewell te ar is shed,
And in Heaven we hope TO greet NEE
Where no parting word is SAID
On Monday, l7,h inst, Rose Ben
DIoler, daughter Of George and Laura
Moler.aged 2 years, 3 mon'hs and days.
of this County.
$50 fades the lovely blooming iiow'r,
Frail, smiling solace Of an hour;
So soon our transient comforts hy,
And pleasure only blooms to DIE"
On the 18th Of August last,a 81. LOUIS
Mo-, Mrs. E!uira McLean, wife OF iIec-
tor D. Mclean Of that ciry-daughter "i
the late Charles G. Winlersmilh, of Har-
per's Ferry. and niece Of J. S. and II.
n. Galsher. Death has been busy IN
The family. Father, mother, two brothers
and two sisters, all have obeyed The dread
summons and but one sister Of the whole
happy freside now remains.
In Bolivar, last week, John r. HIM,
rickhouse, formerly Of Hagerstown, Md
after a short illness Of sixty six hours. in
the close Of his sixteenth year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29

%= We want everyo5dy. ani the resi-
Of mankind. TO remember tina, the Fair for
The benefit of the Hamtramck Guards oil
this Town, will open on Monday evening
next in the large Hall above Mr.. MouL
DER's store room.
Balloon. Is feet in height, will ascend
on the same night, which will be IrcaI
TO all observers. ...+
A Special Dinner will be served up on
Tuesday for all who wish TO par'ake,
Every thing good will be prepared for tn"
occasion.
We trust this Fair will be literally pat,
ronized, as the object, for which il is
brought into existence, is one that should
secure large contribution from every IN,
divldual Of this community.
fga The Circuit Court, Judge Parker
presiding, is now in session. The Grand
Jory being called and charged by the
Judge, after short session, indicted
GgoRoR FAicLEY for peti, larceny, and
JACOB LAwMAN, JONATHAN PHILIIppl aud
CATHARIxE PHILLiPPI, for setting fire tC
Mr.. Lemons barn. The Judge lhereupon
issaed bench warrant for the arrest Of
the parties, and they were arrest
ed and lodged in Jail the same evening,
There being political meeting going on
in The Public Square, Judge Parker adj
journed the Court until Tuesday morning,
SO says the Mar,insburg Gazette Of Wed
nesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29
Presidential Election

/BHE Commissioners, appointed by the
\ Governor Ia superinlend the election
OF Electors. for President and Vice Pres
ident Of The United States, have appoin'eJ
the following persons as Commissioners
and Officers 10 suPerinleDd said election
at the Precincts in Jefferson County. on
the 9Th day Of November next:
District No. l.-Ksbelown. Charles
H. Lewis, Logan Osbourne, Barney Or.
Joseph Starry, Officer.
District No. 2.-Smith6eld. John Il.
Smith, James W. Shirley, Adam s. Dan.
bridge. George Murphy, Officer.
District No. 3.-Chsrlesiown. E.
rom Sifer, David Howell. NJ. w. Burr.
Samuel Moore, Officer.
District No. 4.-Chsrlestown. John
T. Gibson, Robert w. Baylor, John J.
Lock. James w. Campbell, Officer.
District No. 5.-Shepherdstown. Sam
uel Knott, Jacob Line, William Ronemus
Robert Lucas. Officer.
District No. 6.-Shepherdslown. Jobs
Marshall, VIM. 7. McQuiIkin, y. s
Rentch. George d. McGlincy, Officer
District No. 7.-Harper's Ferry. r.
n. Duke, Edward Tlerney. Thomas Rus
sell. 6. n. Small wood, Officer.
District No. S.-Bolivsr. N. S. Mar
mion, Isaac Fouke. Rein Cross. Phil
ip EBgle, Jr. Officer.
By order Of the
" COMMISSIONERS.
September 90, 1860. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29

&C. GEO. r. STALEY has just return
ed from the Eastern markets and is now
receiving and opening large and srlen,
did stock Of Fall and Winter Goods which
he will sell al very low prices. Adver'
tisement next week.
HILL & BILLMYER, as will be seen by
an adver,is emen, in to-day's Issue, are al
SO receiving their Fall aud Winter Goods
which will be sold a, reduced prices
Their stock is large and complete.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29

Disgr0cfuL-By good authority we
learn that pa ~ Of RepUbIIcans' on then
return from meeting hey held at Clifton
Springs one evening last week, stopped
IN from, of the residence Of Mrs. Granger
mother of Indge Douglas, and gave groan'
and Kisses. Have Democrats ever been
unity of such contemplate as IhIs-tc
insult woman 20 or 80 years old be-
cause she is the mother Of their political
opponent! For shame !--Phclps Dem
Ocratic Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29

accident to Bogus Bi"ndin-1t0o
Men KiNed-In Dublin on the 23rd OF
August, during the performances OF NJ
BIondin on a ,igh. rope al HE Por'obeIIo
Gardens, the rope broke, and two poles at
one end supporting small platform fifty
foet from the ground. on which TWO men
were stationed for tie purpose OF holding
lights, gave way, precipilating the men to
the ground. who, on being brought to The
hospital, were found 10 be dead. NJ.
BIondin, who also fell TO the ground. was
Gninjured. At the inquest to-day the ~
~ in their verdict expressed their opinion
that sufficient diligence had not been
used BY Nj. Blondin and his agent, M.
MoreI, in testing the rope before the per-
Torrance. The coroner said he would
remand W. Blondn and NJ. MoreI. and
they were accordingly taken INTO custody
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-29

Among the emigranis overland who re-
Gently passed through Salt Lake City
were fifteen unmarried ladies dressed IN
Bloomer costume. They called on Brig.
ham Young, visited bis gardens and
grounds. expressed much qualification al
their reception. They formed part OF
Woman's Rights Association and were
going 10 Oregon.