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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
TO THE
FARMERS.

DOCKET Corn Shelter, which will
| take oil the grains OG-eiIher of hoil-
ed or raw Coma good article for house
keepers, for sale by
James Low HooG,
anc 2S CharleStOwn.
4 FRESH Stock Of Table and Pocket
4 Cutlery, Just received aud for sale by
Nc CHrriy g. Dukc,
sep, Charles,own.
DUY the bcs, Gum Spring Drill in the
ID market, from
Ne Curdq g. Duke,
sept Charlesiown'
NURDICK Hay, Straw and Fodder
- Gutter, for hand and horse power, Su-
prrior to any in market-lorly sold this
season-lor sale by
James LG'C Hoo6,
aug IS Charlestown.
Z LIVINGSTON, Maryland and Ullum
II Ploughs. for sale by
James Lam Hoo6,
aup % CharlesiOwn.
4 PPLE PsreIs, for sale by
X James Lac HOOU,
auo % Charlestown.
CWEEPS + AXE Threehing Machine,
- warranted to clean grain for market
faster and bel;e5 than any machine in the
Uni,ed Stsies-fve sold this season-tor
81 by James LGW H0o0,
aug % CharlesIOwn.
DATENT Biar Hooks, for sale by
| Nc Curly O. Duke,
aug IA Charlestown.
rHAMPION Churn. for sale by
y James Lar UoOG,
aug 2S CharlesIown.
NtLL and A examine the Willoughby
y Grain Dnf before buying any other.
Fo: sale by James Low HocG,
aug rs Chsrles,own.
IMPROVED all iron PaIiug, Coring
| and SIicin5 Machine. Every house
kcep"r .holJ have one. For sale by
james Lar HocB,
ane 2S Charesiown.
FAMILY Grindstones, Kitchen Stones,
l. Trsce Chains and Ismes, for sale by
Nc Curdy g. Duke,
aug If Chsrlesiown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16

BEAUTIFUL PRAYER FOR CHILDRES.-
In reading over our exchange papers we
lareIy came scroCs IhIs prayer. which we
commend 10 parents ss one Of the most
appropriate for children that we have ever
seen.
"Desr Saviour, we do shank Thee for
coming so fer to save US. We remem-
Der how Thou was lille boy in BeihIe'
hem's manger; how Thou dId't go about
dong good; without any home; men III.
ueslinq Thee, until at last, after thirty.
three years. Thou didst die for me on
Calvary. o, Saviour ! help me 10 call
Thee my Saviour; may show my love
for Thee by trying TO keep ell Thy com.
nandUenls; by being very kind 10 every
body; by keeping Thy Sabbath day; by
not saying bad words; by helping my
father and mother. Dear Saviour bless
ali that love. make them all Thy chill
dren, and in liIhe while may we meet
Thee in Heaven, for Jesus sake, Amen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
MUSIC MUSIC

MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO SOOTHE
Ill TIE SAVAGE, and now why not supply
yourself with one of VIM. kNABE'S CELE-
BRATED PIANOS, celebrated for their Pow
Err, SWEETNESS, FINE SINGING QUALITY, great
PURITY of intonation. and EvESNEss throughout
the entire scale. The TOUCH is PLANT and
ELASTIC. In WORKMANSHIP they are nnexcel-
led, using nothing but the very BEST QUALITY
Of Lumber THOROUGHLY SEASONED before use,
and none but the very BEST woRKMEN are en-
ployed regardless OF the difference in wages
EVERY PIANO IS FULLY WARRANT
EDFOR FIVE YEARS.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call on the undersigned agent before Purchas-
ing elsewhere.
j. WIN. GRANT, Jr., Agent,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
July 81, 1869. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
The House and Lot

on Washington Street, in Shepherds'own,
a, present occupied By Jacob Winiermoy-
er. This Lot is known on the plat oi
said town as Lot No. 1855 The Stable
and Wagon Shed on the lot are reserved.
This property is sold subject to the "id-
ow's righ, Of dover.
TERMS-One third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in six months, one
third in twelve months. and one third in
eighteen months from day OF sale, the
purchaser to execute bonds with good per
sonal security bearing nleres, from day
Of sae, and The whole further secured By
a deed OF trust on the property.
Sale to take place in front Of J. p. a.
Entler's Hotel, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
&. r. BUTLER,
Trustee.
G. d. McGIincy, Auc!ioneer.
September 25, 1869 5w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16

Sincerity is like travelling 10 plain.
beaten road, which coDmon!J bnGgs q
usn so1ner to bis journeys end than by
ways IN which men often lose them
selves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
Stoves for Sale.

TIPPET e. Annsn's Chicken Powders
/ 4 are ,oarranted to cure Chicken Chol-
era. Price 25 cents package. For sale
only at Billings Drug Store.
MISTOLS Wanted j am now purcha-
( sing Coils. Army and Navy Pistols
James Ldtc Hocf,
auo 2s ChsrlestoWn.
GlARRIAGE and Wagon Collars. Tor
y sale by James Ld,c H0cD'
aug % Chsrleslown.
RNGLISH Corn Plssters. for sale al
u ian 80 Billings Drug Store
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
yyide-AHake Minds.

If you desire TO accomplish anything OF
importance in the world, children, you
must have your minds wide awake. Many
are mentally in doze all their waking
hours Things p IS before their minds
and awaken no more thought and feeling
than do tie pictures Of dream. But II
is these little every day matters turned 10
their best accoun, by thoughtful minds,
that have given rise 10 the greatest lnven-
tons and discoveries.
When one of the lamps of the Ca,he'
drsl Of Pisa had been filled with oil, II
was left swinging by It's brazen chains.
Probably hundreds Of lislleSs worship
pers had watched similar movements Of
the Cathedral lamps; but Calico was the
fret TO notice that these movements were
in equal times. And then the thought
flashed through his busy brain, that this
principle might be made Of use in measur-
ing time. 1t took him fifty years 10 per.
feet his inveniion Of pendulum, but II is
one of The greatest service to us. and Of
untold importance in astronomical sci
ence
So when Sir Samuel Brown was study
ing over the subject of cheap bridge
across the Thames, he goI an idea in his
garden tina, led 10 the greatest results.
And who DO you suppose his teacher was!
A tiny spider which had thrown a cew-
spsngcd net across his path.
why not construct bridge Of chains
or iron ropes" he thought, "lo span the
river :" And so the wonderful suspcn-
sion bridge was invented.
The little ship.worm gave the fret les
sen TO the great engineer, Brunnel about
the construction OF the Thames tunnel !;
and alobstersheII suggested TO James
Watt the plan Of an iron tube 10 carry
along the uheven bed OF the river Clyde.
We should not despise lessons oi wis.
dom from even the humblesI Of Gods
creatures. Remember who II was that
said, "Go to the ant, thou sluepsrd, con.
slider her ways and be wise. You must
shake of sloh and Indifference, and have
your mind wije.awske if you would find
hooks in the running brooks, sermons in
stones, and good in everything.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
CABINET MAKING.

TNllE undersigned has again commenced the
L CABINET MAKING BUSINESS at his
residence in Shepherdstown, and invites all
his old friends to give him 4 call. lie is pre-
pared 10 furnish 10 order all kinds Of Furniture
such rs Chamber, Dining, Paror, Hall, Office
and Kitchen Sets, in every style and variety to
sut the taste Of purchasers.
UNDERTAKING in all its departments.
COFFJNS finished in the latest style. Will
attend FUNERALS in town or country, on
short notice.
FURNITURE Of all kinds repaired in the
best style of workmanship. Give me call.
JOHN II. SClIOPPERT.
September IL, 1869. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16

Candidates are looming up 10 Virginia
for the vacant Jsdge.bip Of he U. s.
Circuit Court Of the 9th Circuit. which
embraces the Stale Of Virginia and We',
Virginia, North and SJulh Csrolins, and
Maryland. The pay is $4,000 year.
Gov. Wells wants it, so does Judge Un-
derwood. Swan OF Ksnsabs county.
likes 1t, and so does Judge G. u. Lee and
Judge RVes. sad We suppose sny number
Of Carpet Bag Commonwealth Aiiof-
ney.
One Of The best sori Of minds is tbs,
which minds lis own business. Like
many other erMs good things, including
beef slesks it il some ahst rare.
Upon The marriage OF Mise Hhe0f. Of
Vmelnrs. an editor hoped ihs, her path
might ne foDery, and mat she might new.
er be thTdshsd by her husband.
Pride costs more than hunger. thIi.t.or
gold.
At the recent fair al Chicago. salient
feature OF inieres, On the occasion was
goose race.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16

Five hundred millions in gold was the
sum OF the Wall street sales OF tina, terri
bic Friday. This amount Of gold. upon
rough estimate, allowing sixteen dollars
10 an ounce, and sixteen ounces 10 tho
pound. aud two thousand pounds TO The
ton, and one ton 10 each cart would re-
quire thousand carts 10 move il; and al
lowing twenty feeI 10 each horse and cart
the string OF carts would be about tigh,
miles long. No wonder Wall stree. col
lapsed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16
How TO Spoil your Preacher.

| Tell Your neie hbors that he is
man of very ordinary ability
3 Keep II before the people that lie
can DO no good.
3. Magnify every faulI YOU see in han.
4. DonI CO. Operste with hlm IN any
effort he nav make 10 advance the inter.
esls uf the Church.
5. Sny away from meeting when You
can possibly find an excuse.
6. Show to the world that you have no
interest in his welfare.
The above rules fsirhlully followed
will ruin the influence Of a1Y preacher,
especially if large number ol his parish
toner's follow them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-16

Some excitement has been created al
Columbus, Miss, by the appearance
there Of four immense insects, supposed
10 be Egyptian locusls. They were three
times as large as The common locu Is.
with large black eyes, legs Of erea,
strength, feaihered like Shanghai chick.
en-, tails similarly adorned, and hard
shell covering. The like Of them was
never seen before by tho Oldest inhabi-
lanis.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12
City and County.

MIR SOLAR EcL1psE-Agreeably to the calculation
.,.ronomers the solar eclipse occurred on last Sat-
:" I,.v August It'll. In this region although we are
80. ooo miles southwest Of the line from which a
If the total observation of the great orb could
~ been seen, a very fair presentation of the heav-
=, rhenomenon was permitted. The day dawned
y, Nth usual brightness, but thick haze, almost
80, 10 fog, obscured clear vision of the sun all
~ About o'clock, afternoon, q deeper atmos-
,..c GLOOM was dscernible, and this deepened I'M
= aqo ut which time the first observation was had
rho nenumbra. The greatest observation was be-
Van o.45 and o'clock, and during that time only
'.,t one.ffth of the suns disc was visible-that
ZION to the south and towards the earth,- it
:, he plainest described by saying it resembled in
.u, and size the new moon at about the third even
IN The gloom during the period of greatest obscu
tom was about equal to that of mid twilight Ow-
=, n the dense haze at the time, the sight of the
Gnss from this place was easily observed with the
.,,sd eve, althoughly slightly smoked glass permit
IA better view. As many had expected it would
tbe phenomenon caused no commotion or alarm
,ons the dumb brute creation-neither of the birds
ba air. nor of the beasts of the field. By clock
,rsnparent effect of the eclipse had passed away,
.3 the evening brighter and the sky clearer than
bstore the observation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12
In reference to the same remarks the Stat
man says:

THAT ROAD CoNTRovERsY.-In passing
comment on the testimony Of the gentlemen
formation respecting the superiority of the
Haley stage road over the Beachey stage road
the Ware says:
We fear the WORLD has set up standard Of NOR
ais by which to measure these honorable. high-mind
ed men, that will not bear inspection when it comes
to be sealed by the unerrng rule of truth.
We will merely remark in response to this
that we have read very complimentary expires.
sions in the Ware of the honor and high irteg-
rity of several of the gentlemen in question,
and indeed we never heard any who know them
to speak in other terms of them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

Ball AT GRANITE CEEEK.-We are requested 10
s4e 4a the Ladies OF Granite Greek viii give ball
Mathews Hall. i'll that camp. on the evening Of
EHiy, August 20:h, the proceeds Of which vii! be
tg7c:ei to rebuilding the Catholic Church there
Eads'S Tl remember that the gencrous.souled resi-.
isls Of Grant," Greek had erected very pretty lit
fCauf:h and that il Was destroyed by accidental
ln EE.ch originated in dwelling near by. some
GoLn' ago. In building anew the sacred edincc
tai! Zee! constrained 10 solicit outside assistance.
I'D "Eards this most worthy object they have in
NfEse hope they will receive aid even beyond their
'IPe:aions The tickets for the appointed ball will
v sd s., and this includes the charge for sup
f. he Ladies' Of Granite Creek are determined to
"'.sre IL their own best manner for the occasion.
- 'Aey respectfully solicit their friends and the
s4''ous public in every portion OF the Basin to
'~'aouaIly aid them in the pleasant entertainment,
III Whence so much material good will flow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

THy ELrcrIoN.-Agreeably to notice by the Board
:, rornty Commissioners the election was held on
uopdsy for one County Commissioner to succeed
", las B. Duke, whose term of Office will expire on
n. frs, Monday of January. 1870, and for Justices
The Peace and Constables in the several precincts,
take office at the same time. On Saturday morn
ios the Democratic County Committee met in this
,sr anil nominated for Commissioner Mr. Duke. who
h, 50 well and faithfully performed the duties Of the
O4s during his present term. The Republicans
made no nomination. and accordingly, so far as We
ham Mr.. Duke was the only candidate in the field
The election in this precinct passed of very quietly
T1swhole number OF votes cast was 232 OF these.
t,Commssioner. Jas. b. Duke received 229; for JUS
tp 0: the Peace J. W Reel received Isl: Jonas W.
Bnwn 70; and 5. W. Wulf Is; and for Constablcs
Joha German received 22l; Edward Fahey, l19; and
T. Relsull u votes. The result therefore stands,
trIdho precinct: J. ". Reel elected Justice OF the
Pa.e and John German and Edward Fahey Consta.
bis We have not returns from all the precincts but
.. the reelection Of Mr.. Duke think there can be
u ioubt whatever IL addition 10 the above We hear
taG tew votes were cast for Fire Wardens OF this
cir AM that Vim. Baird aud Thos. Smith were elect.
ID While tie vote appeared for J. NJ Shepherd and
lines Judge
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

The BED Rock M1N1Na.-This experimental enter.
prise is still favoraby and satisfactorily progressing
The double shaft is sunk to beyond sixty feet depth
and is securely tmbered all the way. The hosting
apparatus, and steam engine for both hosting buck
cts OF dirt and pumping out the water are in opera
ton' and the men employed are pursuing the work
with good cheer and determination to stick to it 80
long as the barest prospect is assured of ultimate
success. We informed that about $500 more than
mas oeen SO Tar contributed is needed to push on the
enterprise agreeaby to the original contract and til
hoped this comparatively small sum will be readily
furnished 1t is an experiment, we grant, but if it
shall prove success, citizens will be benefited
a hundred, yea thousand fold, above the cost it
shall be to them in the quick future and the work is
now SO far advanced under the charge of vigorous
and steady working miners that it will be shame as
well as loss to let it fail for want of the small sum
named. Help on the work
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12
WALLA WALLA ITEMs.-From the States.

WALLA WALLA ITEMs-From the States.
man and the Union we condense the following
Flour has advanced to IS 5O0$6 in Walla
Walla. A brisk demand from Montana con-
tinues, and about 1000 barrels have been for
warded there within the past six weeks.
A long contested land suit, in which Mrs.
Isabella Fay was opposed by John Mclaughlin,
VIM. M. and Robert N. Moore, has been de-
cided by the Secretary of the Interior in favor
OF Mrs Fay, of Walla Walla
During the week the following pack trains
left Walla Walla: For Montana, John Harvey,
80 animals, and Bartlett & Hewitt, So animals,
with flour; for Kootnai, James Smith, % ami
mails. flour and merchandise; for Canyon City,
G. II. Davis, 36 animals, flour and merchandise;
and tor Camp Three Forks and Boise City,
eight S-mule teams with Government freight.
An effort is being made to have the mail SER
vice between Walla Walla and Lewiston In
creased from the present weekly to trl-
weekly communication. We hope the effort
will succeed.
James Smith reports good news from the
new mining camp on Perry's creek British
Columbia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

FRU1r.-During the week we have had the treat of
delicious fruits-of splendid water and musk melons
and cantaoupes raised in the Payette and Boise Val
leys and luscious peaches and grapes raised in Yuba
county, California, brought hther in four days by
railroad and stage. John Plancich at Cetcovich's
Vegetable Depot on Main street. has the melon yarie
ties besides ripe. splendid tomatoes roasting ears of
corn caulfower. and all sorts Of fresh vegetables.
and Lang~orthy, at Easly's receives by Pinkham's
daily mail stages from Boise City fresh lots of peach
es. grapes. and other fruits. He has also on hand
candies and nuts, and the best liquors and cigars at
his bar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

Notwithstanding the week several cabins oc-
cupied by miners, i'll this vicinity, have been bur-
glariously entered and in some instances small sums
Of money were stolen by the burglars, who were
three i'll number and masked. We hear alse of two
or three attempts made on stores in town. but in
which the wakefulness of persons who lodged within
prevented the burglars from further mischief than
alarming the occupants. Strangely enough there
appears to be no clue to the perpetrators of these
misdeeds, beyond the small item that they seem to
be young men. and that they are three in number
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

DALLEs ITEM.-The following items are
cleaned from the Mountaineer of last Friday:
%. Orick, Speaker of the Missouri House
and party of ladies and gentlemen who &C.
companied him from that State. visited the
Dalles during the week They will make the
tour of the Pacific States and return to Mis-.
souri,.
Forwarding merchants at the Dalles have q
large amount of freight to send off, but teams
to haul it are wanting.
The harvest in Wasco county will not yield
more than half the aggregate of that of last
years grain crop.
The mint building is finely progressing, and
when completed will be one of the handsomest
editices on the coast
Fishing and hunting parties are the rage in
that region, with big returns IN trout and game
birds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12
HIGHWAY RoBRERIEs.-A few days ago

HIGHWAY RoBRERIEs-A few days ago I.
S. Foster and G.. Dalton, when near old
Antelope station, On their way from White
Pine to Salt Lake City, were robbed by three
highwaymen of 81 500 in money, watch and
chain, field glass, horse and saddle. Soon after
the same party robbed man with family on
his way from Sacramento to Montana They
took from him $3.50, field glass, shot gun,
two revolvers and two derringers They also
killed an Indian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

OWYHEE ITEMS.-Wc extract the follow
ing from the 1rdldnche and the Ware:
Bart Maize waived an examination for the
killing of w. A. Johnson last week in Silver
City, and was admitted to bail in S., 600 to
answer at the next term of Court
The total amount of bullion assayed in Sill
yer City for the year ending June lst, 1869, as
returned to the Revenue Assessor, is stated ut
81 ,590,37o
y miserable wretch named Shubcrt, an I'M
migrant from one of the Western States to
Walla Wala left his wife and two daughters,
aged respectively Is and II years on Sinker
Creek, in Owyhee, in destitute condition
Mcssrs johnson and Catlow of the Siuker
Creek mill have charItably provided for the
mother and daughter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12
a.ompiete Stock OF Staple and Fancy
e''es Kept by ECkHART X SAUNDERS.

-1''OAIVLATED- Pagan. late Justice Of the
-" III this Precinct. ran off in rogush style one
> Tue early part Of last week, and left divers
Wa Ols and little, which lie not only failed to liqui-
WI lied awfuy about. to deceive his victmized
-'''' into the belief that he intended TO go no
:. ~Al Silver City to accompany his wife and
J. -''' Ohes that far on their way to California
49,. 'lan this, the rogue either hid or destroyed
=. record book, and consequently parties to
=, .uu nose Interested in judgments. &c, are
snected By his roguery. It is known that
H.. sA'y OF most shameful and even criminal
H. - oincia capacity, and he doubtless ran off
escape the investigation Of the next Grand
,,',4 "' any other cause We caution other COM
h., against him, go where he will. He is bad
s.I.' very cheap rascal. Though many suffer
Gin. VI small sums by his running away. still this
'''y 10 well rid Of him even at that cost.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

\ REPORT has reached San Francisco, from
Central America, that Col. llarazthy, formerly
of California, had been missing for several
days and it was feared he had persisted on his
plantation near Corcnte, July 4th. His father,
Gen. Harazthy, died at sea, July 22d, while on
his way from visit to Col. II. to San Francis
co. They were Hungarian refugees.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

SAM HHDEBRANp. the notorious OUTLAW"
900 is offered, visited ST Louis July Doth, and
stayed till daylight next morning, when be
took his departure, after having carefully read
several big posters which advertised the re-
ward for his own arrest He was armed like
man Of war
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

NICE PREsESTs.-Mrs. DR.. Bclknap has presented
the WORLD Office with OF the most elegant pro-
auctions Of nice flower garden. cultivated by her
own hand-moss roses. misnionettes, piuks. &c, in
pots and boquc;s.--for which the good lady Is ten
dcrcd our earnest thanks.