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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16

ct. 2pui5, 20. 0e5ember. Ohi
v1artfe>SOuic" In ct. SUlepb purce beut
Tru6;purR 6eucr 8GrSlt6 sertUrt. 3u8ieid
branntelt Sipet Stalun8et, SAupperl, &emt
len &c. as. Or @erluiI ali Sault6fetteI
bettdat $75,0 600, nc 8eriiherun9 $40, 900,
- Der Snbaber pc5 6plelS, Sr. SaYleD, En-
leipet burh pas 0crbremel rrr Gtnrtdtuno
etren 8erluit S0n $4,000. 0a8 &pttl pal
nit @yilen &c lats, ron prnrn MeGrrrt
nit senauer 9lptb entrdn1e1.
&pdlanb, Me., 15. Oe5br. - Gsiern
entltanp in rem Nufttpn5Iotlle res S. &.
@Dlf Seuer, pelMts pds gauge @ebdure,
lpptc pds MGbelmaeaSin peS s. Burgess,
rus SalS peS s. q. Sen6i bic &aufdprn
Ger s. Burger, gS. Grppter, 9. 81. 8enSte
Il. NJ. u. 5ertDrte, Ran permutbrt Sranp"
~lttftGnB.
garmputD, Me., 10. Desemb.- Die
8erberet res .. Maritpn anp bic SIptcrs
fabrit reS 81. S. 2ittle branuten getern
Abenps ab. @erluit 9e8en $4,000.
New"S apen, st., 10. 0rSertber.-
DerNew. gOrterS Nlepppptr rIpelia" brann
te geitern bier ab. Der 8erlut bctrd9I
S20. O00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Reneac aabelnadridtcn aus europa
(Spe,tal.D epelden res &c Observation-Disclosures. a.

(Speial'O epeibet res ~ prreippnbenfen.")
Gaoir, pta fere8, Is. Des.-Der Ser.
st. Oampfer yGpatara" lief Samifas bier
ein.-Sie Mnsabl Der bel ben StrabenfGinp>
fen Der lesten ISOLDE @efaIenen unb Ser.
punpeten betrdst 534. Gs iinb bisber feline
gertaitun9en Sorgepcrtnten tpcrren.
2pnbpn, Is. Ses. - gerthte BON Der
Wsitflite Afrifa's metren, bab Die ipaniihen
Gmwebner pcn Sernanrp go anla6lih peS
Sales Der fpaniffen gpurbpnen Sreuben>
fete apttelten .-Dte HeSablif Siberia lanpte
einen duberorbentliGsn Yeppamddtisten sur
Yealidwinihuns Der prcpiiprtfNen &eeis>
runa mad Ntaprip as.
@ien, Is. Sea.- SIM @erfcfse hes NJ
tin,atams rer 9fprte an Ole sriedtlGe Resie~
ruig ipurpe bon perielben bic fpforttee Auf-
l6iuns ibrer oefammten SreiptltsensGp rps
unp pie GrlaGuns etnes pffSteIm @erbptes
an idntmtlt6e grtettiden llntettbanen aesea
bic btnfprti9e S~beilnabnte al, Der fre!enftihen
Sniurrefttpn, foipie enblth bic @eltattuns
Der unperSiglthtn &adfebr fin,mtiihfr
5liGtlinse unp teren Samilien mad 8reta
ais sgonpitip fine qua non" beSeprt. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Gin GDn;ert Der Sipliniltin Trdnlcilt
6. SdIniOt.

Nuf 5rtiEo9 Nbenp IT untfr rem Mu'pt5ien
elmer @naatl Muiiffrcunfe III Der pGpnrpr,
bill" Elm Gcmplimentdr ,gcnSert her aus9c~
srihneten giplinilin SRI. 8. SAmipt an
eeieist :porren. Gle iptrb In benz Gon,crte
ron tihtt9en Standardization untsrfiet tper>
rem, urb mir f6nncn 8siuftrn a priprt cine
YortrefftGe Accommodations eeripreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Na8 WCibnadtSfcf. = 3tiNt on!


Wir 6einoen uls abermdlS in Ger gSeibs
nadt5 . 8prpphe, nit al rem ftGnen Soft.
nungen unb GrpartHn9en tpelde li6 III
tauienp uttp abertalieto f.eincr 9erSen fem
fer. Secen Mprgeh dnb ieesn &benp pirb
etfrta ausgerebnet, mic stele Nddte nod, St
perfdlnfM limb, unt bas aplb'ne i3tel enbltG
su erret6en; eine Sermutbung jast bic am
pere, mas penn riefeS Sabr Gbritfinbs
den mott fur Seben bat limb ptele 9Bilns
i0e aae! 3, bu aludlide SueenO! Sebt
pnnn bic Iletlen burh rte Strdben buidel,
bon Seniter gu SeniIer, IN beaen ibre gdnje
&pfnunl, ibre 0dnSe Welt feenbaft pte aus
sSduienb unb cine Ra6t" aus9eDreitet lie8t.
8pr Grpartung ~5itternc iteben le In @rup~
pen, ldipabeno, er3dblenS, bic @rDbern bic
&leinen belddelnp, rod, Mae 9leid auf9eS
regt, better unp in @ilnfheE lid, SerliCrenr.
&ber auh m0rGer Grlpld)lene btetbt lieben
unp btlft ietnenb unb oebanfenSpa auf bic
bunten Sa6el unb bic Grinnerurg ntMmt
ibn an Der 6dnb unp fibrt i'm az tauienb
SilOern Serbet. Or trGurrt iih suriid III pfn
8plrenen Sr1um Ter &tnotett unb baS Sue
brllt cer &letnen iDnt tbnt rnt1e9en, ais bore
er ate, ldnDlt pellprene &ldnge. - Slim
9iebt'S aber 10 pteie Shaufenter In Der
Stapt unp bic @Babl miro Mandem 10
iRper, rab bic 3eituug ihpn nad,belfen
mus, I'm bic Sdufer an ben rt6ttsen Srt su
birt9tien. Oarin berubt fiji uniere SAMPLER,
bic pcr acknowledgement 70 ptele an Sanb
taben, bic Matnun9, purh %uneeidumte Gins
ienpuHg ibrcr @nseieen es inns Su ern,6slt>
den, alieitig bic 9eplni6te @uafunft Su
9eber,, rc Seipen, &dufcr lDppbf, mic Ser
fdufer. gefrieci9uns perfdaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Sa8 SabrcS : Banquet DER n6ebrcm
VeIteunIent SDCieth."

Seute @benp fiubet in ben nNep~&Fmblys
Rooms" has 10. SabrcS . Banquet Der ,Se~
brew gemeprlent &pctetY" TAFT. &c iinb
rd;u bic umfaGtnbfen 8prbcrettunaen aeirpf-
fen tpprben unb in gebrdu6lider 8etfe wirb
iib aud bieies Mal, mic frit6er, Der g8pbls
tbdtt9fcitSitnn unlerer tSraeltttiben geSblfc~
rsn9 utlp ibrrr Sreunbe in 9Idnaenper g5etie
bcfunben. Dieieni9en !Serren, peihe NOD
feline Gtntrittsfarten beliBen fbnuen iplGe
beute @benp an Der Cafe betommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
eAru. Eirnnt.

NeWsYprt Is. Dea. = DC BIiNpft
Ger pr~pteitanttib = mttbDrtltiihen episcopal.
STRIDE baben Gin @lidmupt&inrelben 81
ietner S%rw6ptun9 IN Gen. @raut 9eihtdt
Vie Tanilir trs Sen. Grant gcbprt sur Nbe'
tt%Dbtitenfirde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16

8afbtNgton, 10. 0e5br. Man
slaubt bier, baR pic Sefcrirn 0apt3>9tugele
gtnbeit ntcmaIS I'M Ser. ct. . bcr9ertAte 5ul
Herbdurlun0 fpntmen iptrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Sic pernpianlfehen @tienpaniel

Bdibtn9tpn, 10. OcSbr. IS seBt
bier p15 0eritGt. paB Ole bon Nep'S rleanS
aus9efabrencn GtienpanSer fur bic Aepplur
tipnGre auf Guba beitimnt iiup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16

WtW , II IS. TelFr.- WoNmW0Ne lleNqi on
tes Bracbr; 25A -25h G.-E0EtIitwetnen'iib ful mt
ist; $2G.-8rBssn ita unb tei; l5O-155G .. - 9Gfrr
fa NH fetis 1913 G. apatItn itUl Wnb neyB; l59-
len; Sieiultt ltbbiftts Sc8tpr; ran. 49, Gaia 10;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
SaS SiOn,ld1e Gausert.

Seutr, IitttppG. ben 16. Deg. Gbrnbs 8
llbr, ftnpet In Der 8nabe'f6en Sans (g8et-
9alttg pmrefr.) pas CONCERT pes ptanp- Btrtu-
pien &rh. 8hbplSb Sipp inter Mitwtrfung
beS 9rn. Ttieomanh rnb cinsr GciansS.Dt>
lcttantin aus Ger biefeen gltte itdtt.
OnS 9rp9rdmm Dtefe5 GcHtertcs IN etehtp
reid, ais 0ewdblt. Die SMite iptrb bic
,0nhpen, Arie" aus v8obert Der Seuftl" upp
t,ne 2trte aus GRANT; Sr. Trtepmann bie
grGee &rte aus psm Werceleipbn' iden Ora
tprium elias" unb has !Satts9'lhe 2ieos
oS6leter Der 3aht" iinpen; unb !&r. Sipp
bic. Beethoven lben vMpnrftetn = Srnute",
Gbpptn's srpbe yYplpnatie briIante", iein Gle
genes DSOupsEir b'Stalie"; Wenbelsiobn'S
,Qirb pbnf Mprte" ul,r zine BON ibm felbit
cpmpcntrte WaSurfd yCrtraget.
9emna6 fSnnen mir oeh-bpfentliA sabts
decentralization bes beutiaen GprbrrteS
nit Sid,erteit rjnen iettenen &anfaenub in
WuSiid,t ftellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Die nOenDcr1N acific, 8abn."

Oenper, Gplprapp, Is. SeS. - Die
SabreSperiammIHn9 her 9lftipndrr Der Dent
per- 9aeifie.G tienbabn" f0no 9cftcrn bier
lelbit TAFT. Gen. Som @pan5 tpurre sum
9rdlipentcn wiepereepGbIt. Die btsbsri9en
Dueftpren iinp nit IISnabme etne8 elm
5isen - 9lcihfalS ipirrereetpdblt mprben.
= Oa5 @rlammt. Gapttal our @rbailun9
pieier Babn, int getrage BON 100000 pur~
pe bon ben 8ursern 0enSel's SprgciGpfet.
Die Sabn 1T crit felt einem SaDre GrBanis
itrt, ulr berr,ts bic 1dn5e Sabnitrede nipel-
ltrt. @it ser geguus Der S6ienrn pirp
npd tm gNEfe bes NGinter5 wbeQNnnen perpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16

HewsSrleanS, 10. 0tStr. - Si8
sum 80. NDS. lautrnpe @rridte ppn Sierra
6 :u3 fa9en, pab ber ileue Ser. st. Yrianrte,
@en. NOieerans, nit 9rpben Gbrenbe3rugun,
gen empfdngcn ipurpc. Inter elmer Be-
oefuns scn SO Miann 9in9 CT an %. mad
cer S0utiitast at. = 4le SalSnb9abm inn
In Weritp ab9elAaht pprpel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Guropdi(6e 6dnSel8bertdDte.

e2N fur Radraelt 921 In 9.sbruna.-9tr. ct. 5 20,r
743s.-Gris III Slmpis 064. = StlaH!ie Il. Scat
gDtrern 4l3. : BaumpVls HauI 0trtdufs 5000 .. -
Salg 4eM 56.-8eit 6s So. - pf~telitmetncFsti9 S5ls
S6.-StetnSl, raft. IS%. rob S Sd @lstG 20 80. -
QpdtWn, 70. {. 70; r. 10, 10 Rb.-lDsi4tprn SO So. -
Safer 8 sd. Z g.-Gbrdn OF SD.
Ittwcrpen 10. DeiCrtbtv. - Ststrtt Rr. II
r. ". 54h 6rS.
SCsrG, is. 0si.-9aumnp0t F1u; tret.rrstnatrt
12j ST..
EFautfurt a. W., Is. 9eSbr. - Ser. et. 6.sOsr
7S%.
parts, 10. Deibr. = gSris Fau; Rsutsn 20 8F. %
G.-9ar. 81. (. 20tr rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16
Mcn. iNaleb WmlNtmo.

Wafbtngtpn, 10. De5.-Dte l1eueltc
ap9hbe lautet rati in, baB Guiding mad Gng.
ldnp 9ei6tdt tpprpcn ieI, nm Srn. &eSerpy
;5pbnipn ais &atb9ebef CUR SAit6tun1 prI
sAlabama' "6ra8e CUR Sette Su iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-16

artedti6e 8ssteruns s%erpeiserte bic arnab'
me pteier S%ertneunsen unb erttirte bieietbeh
fur Grretfuua Der Sftniipe geItens PEI
Nfprte. : Ser tirfiihe @e'anbte bat ictne
SdTe oertah9t tnS bereitet fiji 3ur @trrtie
RON Atten Dor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
Leap Year.

CORY o. Lanus," the sPriehdy cor.
respondent Of the Brooklyn Eagte, thus
discourseS Leap Year:
Eighteen sixty-eight Is sn inporiant
year on snolher account.
1t is leap year.
or which fact | wish 10 remind the la.
dies.
There is a division Of opinion as to tho
right of woman 10 vote, but there can
be no question as 10 her right 10 a hus'
bandit she can gel one.
Now is her time.
But would advise young ladies' not 10
be rash.
Although i, is leap year, you had bet
Ter look before you leap.
Because if you gel husband and he
don't suit you, you can't change him for
better one, at least without going 10
Chicago.
There are several considerations to be
observed in the selection Of husband.
Looks ere msller Of taste size,
complexion and color Of whlskers may
be left to individual taste.
They are OF less consequence than dis
position and pecuniary resources.
Particularly the resources.
wouldn't advise any young woman TO
marry man who would expect her pa TO
support them.
II is not fair thing on the old genile-
man, who has been looking forward 10 'be
marriage Of his daughter as happy re-
lease from millnerS bills.
Never dissppoin, your parents.
Young ladies need moi inquire TOO par
ticuIsrly whether the man OF their choice
belongs TO a lodge which meets four
nights week.
She will find that out after they are
married.
Husbands, like other domestic animals,
when caught young can sometimes be
trained 10 do good many useful things.
/, They bsvo even beeS known 20 get up IN
the morning and ighf the ere when 'he
girl had gone away.
There are some professions not advisa-
BILE TO msrry into.
Such as editors, for they never gel
rich.
Orreporters, who are never home at
nights.
Or politicians, who are not satisfied
with one wife, but are always getting
welded 10 their county, and like most
bipamists abuse both Of their wives.
But as the great objec, is TO gel hus'
band, and as the supply is limited. it
may not do 10 be too parIicula.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY

saw bis daughter, newly lost 10 him, ce.
lestIsl creature among those three, and he
said, "My daughters head is on my Els
ier's bosom, and at her feet is the bsby Of
old times, and can bear The parting from
her. Cop be praised. f"
And he star was shining.
Thus the child came 10 be an old man,
and his once smooth face was wrIukled.
and his steps were slow and feeble, and
his back was bent. And one night as he
lay upon his bed, his children standing
around, be cried, as he had cried so long
ago,
81 see the start
They whispered one another "He is
dying
And he said, Il an. My age is fall
ing from me like garment, and move
toward the star as child. And o, my
Father, now thank thee that il has so Of
ten opened TO receive those dear ones
who await ne y
And the star was shining and ltshlnes
upon his grave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
How 10 Prevent Wet Feet.

! lady sends US the following. ropied
from an ole receir,-book. We shall give
it trial. and We hope any Of our readers
will report their experience. sher giving
it fair Trial.
81 have had three pair OF boots for the
last six years, mo shoes) and ] think
shall not require any more for the next
six years 10 come. The reason is that
treat them in the following manner: ]
put one pound of fellow snd hsh pound
Of rosiE 10 a pot on The FIRE; when melted
and mixed, warm the boots and apply
the ho, stuff with a painter's brush until
neither the sole nor the upper leather
will suck any more. II is desired that
the boots should immediately take pol
ish, dissolve sn ounce Of wax in 3 tea.
spoonful OF lsmp-black. 8 day sf,cr the
boo's have been so treated with the tsl,ow
and rosin, rub over them this wax in lUr-
peniine; but no, before The fire.
Thus the exterior will have coat Of
wax alone, and shine like mirror Tel
10 or other grease becomes rancid and
rois the stitches as well as the leather;
but rosin gives it an anlisspHc quality
that preserves the Shole. Boots and
shoes should be so largo ss 70 ejmii cf
wearing cork soles. Cork is go bad q
conductor Of heat that with il in boots
The feet are always warm on the coldest
stone floor -.3merican Farmer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
A Beautiful Eyrr.c.

The following eloquent psper on Time.
i., we believe, from ihe prn Of Psuldiay
saw temple reared by the bsndsof
man, standing With It's hieh pinnacle in
the ist,nt plain. The s,resms be.s
-,0ut 1.-THE God Of Nature hurled tiis
thunder bolts against IL, yerit s,eod %
6rm as sdsmanL Revelry VI" in The
halls, the gay, the happy, the young. the
beautiful were Ilere. | returned. snd lo
the temple was no more. Its high walls
lay 10 scattered ruiz, NOS sud ersss grew
rankly there; and 81 The midnight hour
the OWLS long cry sdded to the solitude.
The yonng and CAV VITO had uveled
there had passed away.
saw child rejoicing IN his youth. tie
idol Of his mother ard the pride oi HE
father. rs,Urned ard that ch'lJ had be-
come old Trembling With the Weigh, Of
wears. he stood the last Of hi. generation
stranger amidst al the G,solarion around
him.
| ssw an cid oak standing in al ito
pride upon the mou ntsin: the birds wets
carolIng IN Its boUghs. ] returned ard
saw The osk was lesflsss and sspless. The
winds were play ing al their pa',ine ,hro'
their branches.
"Whois the destroyer s,id | 10 ny
guardian angel.
Ill 10 Time" ssid he. when the
morning stars sang together for JOY over
The new made world he commenced his
course; and when he hS, destroyed oil
that IS beautiful on the csrih; plucked The
sun in His sphere; veled the moon 10
blood: yea, when He ,hsll have rolled
The Heavens and The esrlh sway 10 a
scroll. then shall an angel from the throne
OF God come forth. and with ore hand
upon the land. lifl up His hand towards
Heaven and swear, by Heavens Eternal,
Time was, bui tine shall be no more"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
4 Bachelors Defence.

Bachelors are styled by married men
who have got their feet in II, as OILY hall
perfected beings, cheerless vsgabonds, but
half pair Of scissors, and many other RI
diculous titles are given Them while on
the other hand they extol their slate as
one OF such perfect bliss that a change
from earth to heaven would be somewhat
of a doubtful good. II they are so happy
why don't they enjoy their happiness and
hold their silly tongues about IL! What
do half the men gel married for : Simply
that they may have somebody 10 darn
their stockings, sew buttons on their
shirts, and rot babies /; that they may
have somebody, as a married man once
said, 40 pull of their boots when they
are little bslmy."
These fellows are always talking Of The
loneIiness Of bachelors. Loneliness in
Geed Who is petied 10 death by ladies
with marrisgeable daughters ?-lnviIed 10
tea and evening parties. and told 10 drop
in Just when il is convenient the bach
elor. Who lives in clover all his days,
and when he Gies has flowers suewn on
his grave by The girls who could not en-
trap him the bachelor. Who sirew-
ed flowers on the married mans grave
the widow Not bit Of it; she pulls
down the tombstone that a six weeks
grief had set up in her heart, she goes
and gets married again, she does. Who
goes TO bed early because timt hangs
heavily on his hands !-ihe married man.
Who gets q scolding for picking out the
softest part OF the bed, and for waking
up the baby in the morning the mar
ried man. " ho has wood to sPlll,house
hunting and marketing TO do. the young
ones 10 wash, and lazy servants 10 look
after the married man. Who is taken
up for whipping his wife !-the married
man. Who gets divorces the married
man. Finally, who has got The scripture
on bis side the bachelor. ST. Paul
knew what he was about when he said,
"He that marries not, does better"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
LIFE IN A PILL BOX.
Extraordinary Effects
FROM
MAGGIELS AITI-BlLI00S PILLS.
One Pill in a Dose.
One Pill in a Dose.
One Pill in a Dose.

WHAT ONE HUNDRED LETTERS A
w day say from patients all over the habi.
table globe:
"Dr. Maggiel, your pill has rid me Of all bill.
liousness."
"No more noxious doses for me in five or
ten pills taken at one time. One of your pills
cured me-"
Thanks, Doctor. Ny headache has left me.
Send another box to keep in the house."
"Aiter suffering torture from bilious cholic,
two Of your bills cured me, and have no re-
turn Of the malady."
Our doctors treated me for Chronic Consti-
patton, as they called it, and at last said | was
incurable. Your Maggiel's Pills cured me-"
al had no appetite; Maggie's Pills gave me
hearty one"
your pills are marvellous.
81 send for another box, and keep them in the
house."
"Dr. Magciel has cured my headache that was
chronic"
al gave half one of your pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear young thing got
we'll in day."
"My nausea Of morning is now cured"
"Your box Of Maggels Salve cured me of
noises in my Lead. rubbed some Salve be.
hind my ears and the noise left.''
"Send me two boxes; want one for poor
family"
al enclose a dollar; your price is twenty five
cents, but the medicine TO me is worth dol.
lar"
"Send me five boxes of your pills"
"Let me have three boxes Of your Salve and
Pills by return mail"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

AsA The subscriber will sell private
@m lya a HOUSE AND LOT situa.
ted in Hedgesville, Berkeley Co.,
West Va. The Lot contains abou, three
iourths Of an acre, is under good fencing,
and has upon il variety Of choice Fruit
Trees, Grapes and Shrubbery. The
Dwelling is Of good size, substantially
built, and contains Hall and three com
for,sble rooms and Kitchen on frs, floor,
same number Of rooms and Hall on the
2nd floor, with garrett over all. There is
also a good cellar under the house. Por-
,ieo in front and double Porch back, also
other necessary outbuildings. all in good
order. This properly Is about half
mue RON me North Mountain Depo. on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr..
N. Lingsmfel,er, who resides in Hedges
vile, will accompany any one who may
wish to view the property. Any further
information in regard to the same may be
had by applying TO the subscriber al Sbep-
herdslown, w. Va. or Mr.: Ling gam(eIler
si Hedgesville.
SAMUEL B. HARRISON.
December %. 1867. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

Jacob Byerly's large, new Swiizer barn,
near his residence on Pleasant Run, about
5 miles south OF Hsrrisonburg. was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday morning
week, between | and 2 o'clock, the FIRE
having been frs, discovered about o.
clock. About 500 bushels Of wheat, to-
gether with his hay, straw, about fifty
bushels Of rye, a new roekswsy, straw
cutter. wheat fan, horse rake, &C., were
destroyed in the barn. Lose $4,000 or
$4,000. II was the work Of an incendi-
ary
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

But never awakened, I'LL ~Sol' (his great dread)
Looked iercely down on him from high over
head.
Jack could not retreat nor could be advance,
But only could sink, 'diath his wilhering glance
He ieebly gasped out as he melted from view,
"Happy New Year to all ~ aud dissolved in
dew (adieu.)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

An old colorsd preacher and school
teacher was asked The other day What
parry be belonged 10 nov. Like msD
be replied Don. blong 10 no parry.
sab; loves al good people jss alike. and
prsys for al jes alike" Then" said
the inquirer. you are philsrItropisi"
"No, sab" isn', dsS-'.I Is . BsP's.
sab; B.psis."
The Luthersn Church in LovsttssilIs
LoBdosn county. Va. Vas set on Ere
Thursday and burnt down. The Rev. X.
J. Richardson was pastor.
The order OF the Sons Of Tsnpsfsnee,
81 LOvsitesvilIs. were presented. last FIJI
day BY the ladies' Of that siIIsse. with .
beautiful Bible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

Mrs. Jones, a farmers wife in Con-
necticut. says she has the ienderest heart.
ed boysin the vorld.-I can't tell one OF
'em 10 fetch pail Of water bu. what he'll
burst out . crying"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

A member OF the eighteenth Virgins
regiment, Mr. George Stone, who was
missing from bis company sfIer The battle
Of Williamsburg, in M,y. 1862. bss been
heard from 10 Hong Kong, China. ln
the meantime his fsihsr has died and The
estate divided ,moug the other heirs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

William Todd. ntgro preacher. was
6ned two dolIsn at Huntsville. Ais.
week before last. for stealing Lain.
Greek and other books snd philosophical
sposrs,us from ibe femsle College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

The sweetest word IN our lsueusss 10
Love. The creates, word in our lsn.
gusee 10 God. The word expressing ibs
shortest time 10 Now. The tree msks
the greatest and ,wesiea duiy man can
perform.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-25

a5ATS.-We have very large assori-
"a ment OF Mems Black Slouch Hats,
which will be sold cheaper than else
where. Call and see them.
~ AZ Lscin & R,edy.