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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
JeWelrV.

Jewelry $500. Jewelry.
w f. have Just received an addition TO our
w stock OF Jeweiry. which IS nov large ana
varied. Every article sold by US Is warranted
as represented. Ii not as represented. we Will
always lake the goods back and refund the mo-
uey. SIOChLEl q DEl"a'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Now Volumes
Of Blackwood and the -Four
Reviews.
Commence January. 1850.
TERMS

CLUBBING.
A discount of twenty five per cent. from the above
price will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or move
copies Of any one or more OF the above works.
Thns:-Four copies Of Bisckwood, or of one Re-
view, will be sent To one address for $9-four copies
of The four Reviews and Blackwood tor $50, aud so
Oh. Remittance should always be addressed TO The
proprietOrs. SUIT COr
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Fall and Winter Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Black Cloth Frock Coats of every grade.
Supcrfine Black Cloth Dress Coats.
do. Black and colored Cashmere
Sacks and Business Coats.
Reversible Cashmere Business Sacs.
Black and colored Union Cashmere
Paletots. Sacs and Business Coats.
Black and colored Satinet Paletots
and Sacs.
Superfne colored Cashmere Pants.
do Black pocskin do
Black and coIored Union Gas. do
DO do Satinet do
Superfine Silk Velvet Vests.
do Black and Fancy Silk Vests
do Black Docskin q Satin do
Colored and Black Union Cas-. Vests,
single and double breasted.
Overcoats, lIighlanders and Cioaks.
Blanket Coats, Flushing and Pilot Cloth
Coats, Monkey and Harvey Jackets.
And a general assortment Of Low prices aud
medium quality Clothing Also a great variety
of Furnishing Goods. such as Printed Pun Bosom
Shirts. White and colored Shirts, French and
! American Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Merino
Drawers and Uadershirts. light and heavy tex
ture; Cotton and Wooden Socks, Neckties, Stocks
Scarf, etc. etc.
YOu.Is' and Boys Clothing.
We have Just opened an assortment of Youths
and Bows Winter Goats, Jackets, Overcoals
Pan,aloons, Vests, &c. nc.
Our stock of Mems. Boys, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Boots, Shoes and Caters is very
Iaree and comprises every style, known 10 The
trade of the best material and finish.
Mems, Boys and Chiidrens Hats,
and Caps
in a great variety.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Brandy, Whiskey and Wine

WE have in store a large and choice stock of
w Wines and Liquors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
TO n PUBLIC.
Fall and Winter Goods,

r haze been opening during the past week m
i comp etc stock OF
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The Giu Net Troubles.

On one day last week the steam pro-
heller Cs,hcar, was dispatched down The
river on the service OF prevention, Of fish
ing by gill nets. The mostit could do
was to give notice 10 The OILERS ii might
NEE. wi b The illegally of their en-.
lerprise. aud warn them 10 desist. The
.Cathcart returned on Saturday afternoon
to Georgetown, having warned approach
ing twenty giIling parties, snd will leave a.
gain this evening, carrying The proper Of
ficers of the State of Mary land, authorized
to pu, an end 10 gillng, by force if neces-
sary. The Calhcarl is armed with a six
FOUNDER and a supply ofmuskets. with
crew Of fifteen men. 1t is to be hoped
lha, there will be no necessity for the use
of force, as il is obviously the duty Of all
to obey The law without hesitation.--Na-
tionai InteHgencer. .t =
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltimore, April IL. 1860.

4
Flpur.-The marketfor Flour was firm
TODAY. and we have no sales TO report.
We quote Howard 81. super al $500 per
Dbl. We quote Ohio do. al 81, and CITY
Mills at So. 2 Isf1
Extra Flour.-We quote Howard Stree,
a, s6,25a6,50. OHIO at s6.25 so. and
City Mills a, s7.OO per Dbl. Tor regular
shipping brands.
Family FIour.-We quote Welch's al
%, so !; Patapsco and Reservoir at $500.
and the Silver Spring and Ashland brands
al 81 ,25s7, so per Dbl. OHIO and Howard
Street Family may be quoted at 1925 per
barrel.
Rye Flour and Corn Mesl.--We con-
tinue TO quote Rye Flour q. S4,37a per
bbl. Corn Meal is steady at $685. per
bbl. for Baltimore.
Whest.-The offerings amounted to
only $500 bushels to-day, and we quote
red at 81 40 per bush. white 81 90 ST.
70 for prime.
ra Corn The offerings of Corn amount,
ed TO 4, 500 bushels, and tho N arket Tor II
wss firm. We quote new yello" at 74c;
white 75c.
Oa,s.-There $500 bushels at market
to-day, and we quote Pennsylvania al 47c
and Maryland nominal a. 44c. per bushei'
'r-Ry e.-There were 259 bushels ol Rye
a, Market to-day. and We quote Pennsyl'
vanis nominal al 90c. per bushel.
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OF the M arriage VI Hen
4ry Clay. &tl tER A

| The delivery OF ,be statue of Henry
Clay, in New Orleans, and its proposed
insus DURATION in April, is exciting proper
degree If interest both in and outside OF
that city Kentucky is 10 be formally
represented al The. inaugural ceremonies.
A representative has already been desig-
mated in the person of Mark Hardin, Esq .
who was selected last week, by public
meeting held at Shelby How sim
guIarIy appropriate this appointment is
will appear by the following paragraph
from an exchange: - s-.~ -.AAF
IAN interesting incident occurred few
days ago at Louisville, Kentucky. i.
was the meeting of the only two persons
now living who were present a, the mar.
rage of Henry Clay. The parties were
Mark Hardin, of Shelbyville, noble rel
ic. of the old time generation of Kentuck-
ians, and the venerable Mrs. Price, the
,nolher.in.law of Judge rThos. A. Mar
shall. of The Cour. of Appeals Of that
State. A, the time of the marriage, Mr..
Hardin clerk for Col: Hart, of Lexing-
ton. whose daughter Mr.. Clay married,
and Mrs. Price was one Of tn. most ad.
lnred bellies of the State.
Col. Hart was merchant, and itch
one for lhAtearly lime, full of the whole
hearted hospitality which characterized
the pioneers OF the West, and proud Of
The brilliant promise Of his new sOn-in
law. The wedding therefore was stump.
tuous affair invitations were sent To ev-
cry family of responsibility within the
settled portions of tie Stale. and the man
sion Of The BRIDES father was lhronged
with guests from the gayest youth 10 the
eravest aye. The visitors varied in cos
tune as much as in years. Honest tan
bark dyed homespun was there blushlng
beside the gaudy European fribberies Of
laced coats, rufiles, and small swords.
The venerable couple have named,
had not seen each other for long period,
until their late meeting. They recalled
the incidents Of the wedding, and revived
memories of friends and companions
among the large company there gathered
together, some of hom had died in rich.
es and honors, others in disgrace or desli-
luton all were gone sixty years bad
swept all but themselves from their places
among The living" ...-..E
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Sad Termination to a Frolic.

A cores ponden, OF tie Richmond Dis
patch, writes from Harrisonburg, Va, un'
der date Of pril 7,h, as fol ows
On Thursday night las, there was
terrible tragedy enacted in this county.
The circumstances, as near as | car learn
them, are as follows There was we'd
ing al The residence Of Mr.. Devier. on
Briery. Branch, in this county. Mr.. DIS
daughter was married 10 a Mr.. Sites.
Some time IN the evening, after the mar.
rage was over, party Of young men.
some eight or nine in number, went 10
Mr.. DIS house and commenced serena.
ding the newly.married couple with Tin
pans, bells, &c. Mr.. James Devier, a
brother Of the bride, went out 10 reques,
The serensde:s to leave, whereupon Il e
serenaders took 10 their heels, and young
Mr.. D. and friend who accompanied
him, started in pursuit Of the party. De-
vier. coming up near TO one Of them. a
man by the name Of Small wood. the latter
suddenly turned upon Mr.. Devier and
shot him-lhe slugs taking effect, one in
Mr.. Deviers forehead. one below the eye,
and one in the neck either of which
would have caused death. Mr.. Devier
was shot and died Instantly. The parties
in The affair, or al least a part OF Them are
highly respectable. In any nit is a
very sad termination 10 what was, per-
haps, intended to be froic.
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N9 Ay%S

On Thursday last, Miss Laura Moor.
only daughter Of Capt. W. H. Moor, OF
Harprr's Ferry. sged about IL years.
In Philadelphia, on the 24,h ulI.. in the
75lb year Of her age, Mrs. Lucy l.. Car.
ter, reici Of the late B. Moore Carrier, oil
Va. and daughter Of the lsle Major Gen.
ersl Henry Lee, Of The army Vi The Rev.
oluliOn. l-.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
3A22S&G5S.

In this place, OIL Thursday. by Rev. J.
NJ. Tirzel, Mr.. Wiliinm Schoppert. Of
Marlinsburg. TO Miss Elizabeth Lopp. oil
Sharpsburg, Nd.
In Charles 10 n, on the Sd inst by Rev.
w. B. Duuon, DR.. William Haters, Of
Frederick city, Nd. to Mrs. Mildred {.
TTmbsrlake. OF ibis county
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
Plan OF 0 R T B S F!
A Fl. GALE & CO.,

TAKE great pleasure in inviting the a'ten-
| ton Of Artists, Amatuers AMI the fuoiic
generally to their .NtW Scale Optrstrung, Iron
Frame Piano Fortes, just introduced The
growing demand for Piano forteS, OF more
than ordinary power and brlliancy of tone,
directed our energies TO the production OF such
an instrument. we submit the result without
fear Of competition. ..-
Our Pianos are all manufactured Of the best
well seasoned materials, under our lmmeJlste
supervision, and are guaranteed 10 give ent're
whether ordered from us direct
or sold by any of our Agents, throughout Inc
Country. We solicit continuance Of that
patronage which we have enjoy Jed for the last
o5 Years. A H. GALE S Co,
lO7 East 10Th Street, New York.
April IA, 1860. Sh
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

hA A FIRE occurred at Triadelphia.
Montgomery County, Md. on Monday
morning last. at 2 o'clock. Much valua-
tie properly was threatened, owing TO the
high wind buwing at the time. The
dwelling adjoining that Of Mr.. Lansdale'
destroyed. was occupied by Mr.. Rowe
who saved par, Of his furniture. The
factory, flour-mH, co,,on-house, store
house, and other buildings, were saved
by The uu,irng exertions Of the people OF
,he place. no divided themselves into
squads ami passed water 10 the roofs OF
the buildings threatened. The origin oil
The FIRE is not accounted for. bu, is suppo'
sed 10 have resulted from accident. Rev.
5, V. LEEcH and wife, late Of this town,
were asleep in Mr.. Rowe's residence.
they dressed hastily and escaped. Mrs.
Beckett fell dead on the spot, through
fight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
April 7, 1860.
VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, set:
March Term, 1860,

VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, set:
March Term. 1860.
or The County Court.
NIIE Court makes the following ap-
prinlmeLt Of Commissioners and Or
fcers Of Elections IN this County for the
present year, and allows $500 per day 10
each officer and writer:
District No. /.
w. n. r.. Lewis. G. H. MrCurdy,
d. Humphreys, Jr., David Hall.
v IN. Risler. or any two OF more OF Them.
Thomas e. Woodward, Officer.
District No. 2.
Robl. V. Shirley, Geo. w. Tabb,
'Thos. Watson, IT,, S. A. Bates.
Mer. Helm, or any two or more Of them.
Geo. w. Smith. Officer.
District No. 3.
John 3. Moore. Andrew Aldridge,
Daniel Cockerell, James Wysong,
H. B. Davenport, or snv two or more Of
them. Thos, Johnson, Officer.
District No. 4.
Geo. Fl. Tate, john y. Gibson,
John Selden. Joseph Starry.
r. n. English, or any two or more o
Them. J. w. McGinnis, Officer.
District No. 5.
John Wysong, Edmund I. Lee,
r. A. Lucas, Daniel Cameron,
Jacob Renhari, or any two or more o
them. Lewis Lucas, Ohlcer.
District No. 6.
VIM. G. Butler. Ri. Shepherd il.
Vim. A. Morgan. Charles Hpyeu.
D. BilImyer. or any two or more Of Them
George NJ. Bal, Ofiter.
District No. 7.
Wm. mallwood. JohG II. All.,ad,,
Philip Engle, WIN. Mccoy,
Geo. Crowl, or any two or more Of the
Geo. w. Cox, Officer.
District No 8.
Charles Johnson, A. II. Herr.
George Many, Joseph A. Brua.
Wm. Richards. or eny two or more
them. George Koonce. Officer.
ACopy-Tesie.
#. A. MOORE. Clerk.
April IA. 1850. ue
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
A Text from Sir Ashley Cooper.

"A stomach, gentlemen" says Sir Asst
ley Cooper, in one Of his lectures, "has
been compared to a laboratory, and 10 a
kitchen, but. gentlemen, il is a stomach,
and like nothing bit stomach The
great surgeon was light. Digestion and
accumulation resemble no other process
IN nature or art. 4 was with vivid ap.
probation of This fact tina, the distinguished
Holloway originated his system of treat
meni. His Pills which have become the
popular specifies OF The age, acI directly
upon this controlling organ, and through
il upon al lis dependencies. Dyspepsia
a terrible disease in Itself, and the primal
source Of as many evils as were contained
IN Pandora's box, yields rapidly and Ger,
lainly 10 their aperlenl. anll.septic and res
,"rarive properties. Unlike any other
medlcamen, in use, they seems to carry
on The three processes Of putgalion, 0lsln-
| lection and InvIgorallon simultaneously ;
so sha, the ,ysem is regulated, The blood
purified. and The nervous and muscular
organization renovated at The same time.
| Hence their almost miraculous cures OF
nearly all internal diseases. Their popu-
larity, and that Of the Ointment for exter.
nal complaints and injuries. is simply the
homage of The world 10 Truth. Men.
woman and children, upon whom the dis
ciples OF musty. unphilosophical. and
vapid pathology have pronounced sentence
of death, recover by The use OF these med
,cipes, and shame the ora, les OF the pro-
lession bv taking new lease OF HE.
These are results tina, all mankind can ap.
preciale. No interested opposition can
Withstand lh,m. The old Pharmaco.
ppia, the old practice Of ply sic, (venera
BILE lumber !! are being swep. away by The
new regime. Holloways Pills and Onl.
men, are supplanting them in all parts Of
the globo-N. 7. Nat. Pol Gazette
A man named Sanborn was last week
arrested in Massachusetts, by Deputies OF
the Sergeant alarms Of abe U. 5. Senate,
for contempt in refusing 10 appear before
the John Brown Investigating Committee.
He was forcibly taken from the officers
bv mob Of abolitionlsts, and subsequent
ly discharged by Judge. before whom
lhe was taken under writ Of hGbeas cor
nus. 1t is thus aboilionism SETS at de
lance justice and tho laws OF the country
SISTERS LovR.-Beautiful the love
OF a sister; the kiss that hath no guile, and
no passion: the touch is poetry and bring
eth peace and satisfaction TO The heari'and
no fever to the pulse. Beautiful is the
love Of a sister. it is moonlight; on OUT
path-il hath ight tut no heat; lis oil
heaven. and yet shed, its peace upon the
earth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
List Of Letters

DEMAINlNG 10 the PoNofbes y
II ShepheIdslo~n. for The quarter eno'ng
March 81: .,nr
j. Butter. Ellen Barker. DAVID Gear
olIery, James Dixon, w. 8. Fielchsf.
James Hunter, Parker y. Hensril' he%y
ILacklarey, James l.. mosero'e. "; 8
Mclaughlin. Miss Mary J. Miller m@.
.ONeal, J.. II. Ous. David Psnnll' m"'
Rusn Lydsr, John ShacIsfOrd. MI" Ds'
tie Roe, John J. Wise, Mrs. MsIeaie"'
White. WIN. MOCLDEK' n. VI
April =. 1860.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

&S9 The Hardware, Steel and File
Manu(aclory Company. located in We
verton. Washington County. Nd, was
sold at Public Sale, & few days ago. and
purchased by Col. Casper w. WEAVER
of lha, place. for 5000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

FREsREr.-Rain commenced falling on
Monday and continued with slight inter-
mission up TO Wednesday noon. causing
the Potomac to swell higher than II has
been for eight years. The lreshet extern
ded along the line Of the B. q .. Rail
road from Grafton to points east OF Har-
per's Ferry. The G. 81 o. Canal was
uverflo~n a, several points between Cum
berland and Hsrpes's Ferry. Ii is thought
TIA, Dams No. 4 and 5 are materially in
iored as five or six cribs and tiuber were
seen floating by al this point.
AT Harper's Ferry. on Wednesday, the
hanks of The Canal were entirely submer.
ged. and the lower end of the town over
flown. Many persons we're compelled to
remove their stores, shops, &c, from The
submerged and threatened buildings TO
Others higher situated. The Armory
buildings being protected by The heavy
walls surrounding them, were no, a, all
affected by the food.
L. is presumed that much loss and
damage have been sustained by persons
residing along the line Of The Potomac.
Piano FoRTEs.-We invite the at.en'
ton Of our readers 10 the advertisement 81
A. H. GALE & Co, OF New York. IN an
other column. These gentlemen have
largely increased ,hei. manufacturing ia
ciliiies, and Ore now prepared to supply
all orders promptly with their silly Gel
ebrated instruments. They have con
stan,ly on hand fine assortment Of Pi
amos. aud those wishing FRS, class ri
ano Forte a, moderate price will not isi
tn give them call before purchasing
LOT Eas, 18th street, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

&= Since the late rain the growing
crop Of whea, in this portion Of the coun-
try. presents promising and healthy sp-
pearanc5.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

SS- The arrivals Of the, fisheries a, Al
exandris, are good. On Wednesday
shad sold a, sl4 per hundred, and herring
al S12 per thousand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
GREAT REMEDIES!

To cure severe Cough or GOA, use
DR.. Wis,ar's 9alsam of Wild Cherry,
TO cure Hhooping Cough, Group Or
Bronchitis, use DIR. Ws,ar's Balsam of
Valid Cherry. TO arrest predispos''ion
to- Consumption. use DR.. Wista''s Balsam
Of Wild Cherry To cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion. use the Oxvgenaled Billers.
70 cure asthma, .Acidity. or Hart
Burn, use the Oxygenaled Bitiers.
These Remedies perform all they
promise. They relieve suffering, cure
disease. restore health, ,hus afotding
consolation AND comfort to the sick and
afflicted, where Encouragement and suffer
ing existed before.
CLYDE, Wayne Co.. N. Y, Mar. 10, 81.
Messrs. S. w. Fowle & Co.: am
happy to state tina, | found your Buffers
excellent for MY practice, in c"rlng De-
bii,y, Indigestion, and Affections OF the
Liver, with The most satisfactory results;
and would cheerfully recommend them
to persons suffering with these diseases.
Respectfully yours,
J. r. SMITH, NJ. d.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
Prepared by S. w. FOWLE & CO.,
BosroN. and for sale by VIM. Moulder
and DR.. A. S. Sionebraker, Shepherds-
town; Joseph E. Claggell IIarper's Fer
ry; c. E. Beller & Co.. and K. Fl. Camp.
bell. Charleslown; G.. b. Hancock, Sum.
mi, Point; Smith & Son. MidJleway;Tim-
btrlake q Subtitle, R,ppon; and by all
dealers every where.
JOHN BRowN's OUTLAws.-The Hsr-
per's Ferry Investigating Committee had
another meeting on Thursday. The Ser.
gesn,.s,-arm., who has been in search OF
John Brown, Jr., has returned, and IN
formed The Committee that he is in Ono
but refused 10 be taken. He dehes tie
Committee and Congress, and says
his friends will not permit HIM to leave
The State. The Sergeant-al-Arms having
no power to act, and being afraid Of get
ting into difficulty, did not press the mat
ter, bu, reported the facts as above 10 the
Committee, who have the matter under
consideration. They meet again on Fri
dav, when the matter will probably be
repor,ed 10 the Sena,c.-Baltimors Er.
change. s.
Walter Land, Of Princess Anne county
Va, has been sen, TO the penilentisry fo'
killing his brolher-in-law, Benjamin r
Flanagan. He ough. 10 have been hung.
He sen, for Flanagan and deliberately
sho, him as he approached his Land S.
door. He was without cause jealous Of
Land. They were both men Of position
and property. Gov. Wise was the coun
sci of Land, and made speech OF sI1
hours length in his defence.
A bill has passed the U. S. Senate al
,horizins the Alexandra, Loudoun ant
HAMPSHIRE Railroad TO terminste a
Georgetown, a, which poin, the BalH
more and Washington Railroad will BY
an extension, unite with it-snd thus form
continuous road from Piedmont, on TIT
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. in HamP
shire 10 Baltimore. Alexandra will b
allowed branch road from the main stem
This being the shortest route 10 the Ohi'
river, from Washington, the trade ant
travel will of course 60 on the new road
when completed. -e.a is.
I H+ lis stated that the expense ct Z
T. BUTLER. Esq, attending the csP'ur
and delivery in the Charlestown jail, Q
his fugitive slave Moses Homer, amount
ed to The sum of SlIOO. a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

o. VIM. G. BUTLER, Executor Of u.
B., Kearney. deceased, sold at Public
Sale. on Saturday last. two Houses and
Lots. situated on Washington Street, in
this town. for The sum OF 5000. Purcha-
ser, WESLEY BRAMHALL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

Helper is getting up new book. 10 be
issued In May. and intended for RePub-
lican campaign document.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

Ga> Messrs. BAKER & B,LLMYER, and
D. y. RENTcH are now receiving splen-
did and varied assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods. which they are deter
mined to dispose of at low prices. See
advertisements in lo.dAy's Register.
o. There are twenty five candidates
Tor The office of Commissioner Of Reve-
nue., in Loudoun County. The ''longes.
pole will knock the persimmons.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

&C. Messrs. JOHN S. MILLER, OF
Boonsboro'. Md, and son Of Mr.. John
Mdler of Dufiied's Depot, this County
HARRY DEANER, Of Boonsboro, Md.
and Mr.. MYERS, of Shsrpsburg. Nd,
left on Moniay of last week for Calfor'
ria. They embarked at New York the
latter part of las. week. May they return
home with pockets full Of "rocks."
g. DR.. J. S. SroNE, Judge of The Mi,
ner's Court of Pixies Peak, who was Sc
vsrely wounded in duel with Governor
Bliss Of that Territory, on the 5'h ul'., is
native Of Harper's Ferry. The insult
which led 10 tie meeting was given III q
toast drank at dining party, and ii APP
pears was deliberately intended TO bring
on a hostile meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

MRIME Clover Seed for sale by
Z ID. s. Renfch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14

hs+ 1t is stated tina. the expense Of e.
T. BUTLER. Esq, attending the capture
and delivery in the Charlestown jail, oil
his fugitive slave Moses Homer, amount,
ed 10 the sum Of $ll00. '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
js5 1y&w
w. Sz j. r. STARR.
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,

IT w. &c j. r. STARR.
CAMDEN IRON woRKg
Camden, New ,gersey
manufacturers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS end APPARATUS for q ssyrnprs
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Resors sad CHEZ
Houses.
EEroRfs. and all CASTINGS required for
latest and most improved modes " s4s
"AsaEhs, coNDENsERs, sGRUBBERs and ExH.Uer
hhs, for relieving the Retorts froaa ptessure.
EaFsns from 1000 70 15o0oeo cubic feet dams
purifying capacity. s
WROUGHT IaoS LIME ais7Es for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and 81 ,s1r ,rst, &C..
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS, from IL to 4S inches diameter ~ ,r
Gas. $3.50
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such AZ Br4hsssy. Bend.
Drps, Sleeves, etc. -9''r'
STOP VALVES from Ito 30 inches either bras, faced
WROUGHT ZION woRK-An the Smith and sheet rron
Work required In and about Gas Works
E8-Communcations should he aadseesed 70 TIE PRrgcr
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
r,,Tss r>5RANLH OFFICE, 10 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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