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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-12-02

Great chimneys III make; think III be ablC
| To build one az high as the Tower Of Babel!
| When I'm q man!
! Fihh Boy When I'm man, man,
| I'll be shoemaker, if can--oad can!
! IL at on bench, with my last held so;
| And III and out shall my needles 90.
III sew so strong that my work shall wear,
Till nothing is left but my stitches there!
When I'm man!
Strfh Boy. When I'm man, man,
A printer L II be, If | can--and can,
III make pretty books, and perhaps ! shall
Print the stories in The Little Corporal!
l Il have the first reading; all! won't it be fun
To read all the stories before they are done.
When I'm a man.
Sereah Boy When I'm man, man,
4 doctor III be, if | can--and can't
My powders and pills shall be nice and sweet;
And you shall have just what you like, to eat!
III prescribe for you, riding, and sailing, and
such;
And 'boVe al things, you must never study too
When I'm a man! much!
EigEh Boy. When I'm man, man,
Hi be a minister, if can-a'td caai
And, once in while, sermon l Il make,
nat can keep HUE botc anu Stits hNdhc
For, ali! dear met if the ministers knew,
How glad we are when they do get through!
When | n man!
N,afh Boz. When I'm n man, a man,
A teacher II be, ii [ ean--alsd cant
III sing to my scholars, fine stories III tell
Ill show them pictures, and, wcll--ahi we'll,
They shall have some lessons s. pose they
ought:
But oh! / shall make them so very short!
u hen Una man!
Tenth Boy. When I'm man, man,
Ill be school commmittee, If can--aa9 /
can!
Bout once a week I'll come into school,
And say, Miss Teacher, I've made rule,
That boys and girls need great deal Of play;
You may give these children holiday,
When l N a man!
EIepenh Bay When I'm man, man,
IN be President, If can--aad / caai
Ny uucles and aunts are jolly set;
And | Il have them all in my cabinet!
! shalt live IN the White House; and ] hope
you all,
When you hear I'm elected, will give me a
When INA man! call!
al tn concert, or If TREY cannot be trained 10
spoak Il IN concert SO as 10 make epery lcoyd
understood, let TIE best sPeaher step Jo,7card
end repeat alone, IN distinct voice.
When we are men, are men,
] hope We shall 10 great things, and then,
Whatever we do, this thing We say,
We ii do our work IN tho very best way,
And you shall see, if you know us then,
Well be good and honest, and useful men
When we are men!
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

lar Lecture entitled SPeculiar People, ct Cooper Inst,
tute the evening of Tuesday, November b. for the heneat
OF the Working womens Protective Union located At 4e
Asecker street Tickets be obtained A. all the principal
book and music stores ticket Offices ia Broadway No
Aator House, and at the door Price 70 oens Reserved
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

tender and thrown into circulation In quantities sum
clent meet ths requirements OF trade drives the
superior description out OF circulation and the later
then ceases TO bo currency and becomes, Ike cot.on
grain aud Gil kinds OF merchandise, o commonly.
An incOnvertible paper currency u inferior 70 goio
because Il cannot be sent aoroad TO equallze ex-
change, and because IL may be issued In excess OF
the moment It II made legal tender r Is accepted
by the nation a. "paper conn., as Mr.. Oldbuck, "a
true John Law phraseoIogy, calls 1t; gold disappears
from circulation and is bought ana SOLD rs = com.
moditv 1t, IN fact, at once loses It's character OF
currency and Ii no longer used 20 circulate 0tner
commodities. II Ia bought and sold In the markes
like other merchandise and like other merchandise
Is legitimate article or trade, both at home ana
abroad and ought not TO be intererred win Dy 70:
strctons on It's export any more than In tho case OF
other articles OF export and import These Proposi.
tions are 80 well understood BY all students OF
political economy that It would be an insult 70 tne
understanding OF any man who has got beyond tne
A C's of that science TO ampltfy arguments IA
their support. II Mr. Oldbuok will stop writing long
enough to do little reading would invite bis AZ
tentl0n to McLe0d's great work on ing ana
Britain as the highest authority. He will also do
well 70 read Mr. H0rners celebrated "Bullion Re-
port, In eEteflSO. a
ON one point agree fully with your correspon.
dent-Damelv, on the tmpOlcy OF the contracuon Oh
the currency, or OF the government doing anytning
TO force q return to specie paymsSts. ltls wen 70
prevent the effects or combinations OF capltallstS 70
make corners" or ralse the price OF gold Deyond
the fair action OF the laws OF nature. II would De
goldor to speak correctly, the too rapid apprecia-
ti0n OF the currencyby using part OF tho currency
reserve OF SEQ, ,0o0, 900 TO buy governments bonds.
II. b. W.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLo's GARDEN
~ Lenses and x'niFsEs FIFTH WEEK sARRErr PALMER
LOTT. LOTT. 10 '' 7 TESSE$SfzS. ESFF4 ESs:
"'' '''''A's; aTTaAcr CROWDED HOUSES.
s' H fss'iT1'ss Ts y
E|:# :|:E :|EE :|:E Fl III Fl III
%gs5 %;yggs5F,sa y TEix yISSEkT ED
sEFRfg sHFR kaTE SiwT5S ss rbWasS5 bsoS ah0df
NEW eosTusKs, EfFEGTsy AND xfroivlxsNTsli DSHli'iN
sATUgpAY Y sNExT, FIRE FLY MATINEE AZ so'CLocK.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
TAA1tHassH4rrlshs tas4 FIVE h sldhTs Il 50; or tn. uAsLoss
THE MOST ss Ras nFa FEar Il EsE WORLD
THE rAMMANy CROW DE6 t' with LADIES, GENTLE
sff' stsssi .'''
WILLIAM HANLoM GEORGE HANLoN,
THREE LITTLE frT e MIpGErs,
gSs ssd y ygkS Tak HANLos
TO THls woSSEsSJH u psriorS.nca SUPREMACY oS
The CAREFUL arrangement Of the SAFETY APPARA-
FEELING OF THEIR PERFECT SECURITY,
and the mind gives way TO DELIGHTFUL EXCITEMENT
THE WONDERS OF LEoTARD,
which have hitherto held to be chief In the Gynaatc
Profession, and which In London and Paris
STARTLED GREAT COMMUNITIES,
~ with revelation and drew audiences before which
the historical assembages In Romes Coliseum pigmys
audiences commemorated In gold medals and plate, al
wholly eeip:ed and longer compare any point of
THE WONDERS OF THE HANLoNs.
THE NEW GREAT ACT AT NINE AND QUARTER.
THE LITTLE HANLONs, THREE LITTLE MARvELs,
ASTOUND ALL CONCEPTION OF HUMAN POSSIBLE
TIES. Such wonderful skin conJectured
LITERALLY LIKE SQUIRRELS.
One OF them catches by swinging bar and sustains him.
self suspended by his heels alone.
Adequate description OF these marvellous acts and incou
ceivabe agility Is impossible. N = -
THE FYRSr AMUSEMENT CRITICS OF THE NEW
THEY MUST BE SEEN TO RE BELIEVED.
Tammany offers 80 many Inducements for the presen9
READ WHAT THE HERALD SAYS
attempt enunerate speak OF their
merits would occupy time and than Ia at our COM
mand suace to therefore, that the programme at the
great Wigwsm h one OF unusual excellence Such entertain
larger audiences DRAMA Attssted By
the crowded audfences.-New York Herald.
In active preparation and to be Immediately produced
entirely new Burlesque, by Bnrnand
BAD DfCKEY,
with new Scenery, Costumes, &c, &C., DC.
Engagement Of Miss FANNY HERRING, Mr.. n. ".
Admission 30 cents.
Children Is cents
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

HOTEL, OYSTER AND DINING SALOON. DOING A
good business for sale cheap Apply at the office OF
JAMES PYLE mortgage $50 Washington street. Of
Franklin, New York
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Mr. GEORGE vANDENHOFF,
M Is Washington place.
EngagcmcntsTueaday, Trenton, n j.; Wednesday, Eisa-
beth j.; Thursday senway Hail. and next week In MAS
aachuSetts.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
'si'i4ssi 4ssiia-4a----s-----sa'' = 7-A-------
FOR SALE.

4 FAMILY GROCERY NOW DOING A PROSPEROUS
n business l8 miles from the city in large town. for
sale with horse, wagon, &c
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
AMpsEMENTS.

fAsA po
OLYsrIc THEATRE
ThE nEf dEHtss@$4hb @ yAskhh III fsShns sosIssSs SsI'
= Il. ,,,,.,., ,xzssEEh s9sissos sosissos.
In ni' renowned oAaT,stsr pssT;s e nrrro.
md 4s9 pzSA .ss rES fEHs Fzsass. At
N os Pgta a9sb.fA.. y 4 Sa1HA SHGfAsHssi sHafsi
80, ,.,o. c,oMrLETE And SS%EsFUL i COMPANIES
80 ''''' '''snssa Ss husUsris X ssi slah DALrs
thrilling and '''GlssF SsbGs f'sTiii Hiiin oAsrraHr.
2a4 broadway opposite ST. Nichols Ho,s ,r,
~, The chief building Tor amusement ssster.:
- IaS S6SS
TONIGHT Mr. 1GjElSHFs TpF SSuFFsr7r TONIGHT
LECTURE UPON W WSMsN.S EicaTys Ss.'' '
ash: PREACHER FROM HEfsipxN trs..,. a4 chapter
1h' beautiful spanish FI sssk ss1s kd,AasnA sa;,t,,a
0' sn' grand Ballet rrGspS sgS p,cxsy
Bad Dictsy Hushey Doushsrty spou.,ns plckey Ada
Rsm'n The 0 SHssEs Is;sT,n cS%sS'ss o onos now
sHoo FLY; DON'T BODDER Us; BY The Corps do Ethiops.
'-' - HAMLET isiSi IN BLACK.
GRAVE KfhHT HAaT
Door a1.a % q: ii.s. E K :s,os.
5H AVENUE ahsT r. 1sssR p.IY MANAGE
Every evening at6
's Tas GasblH ssH: Il RSnSiSa e Sfss; a and a
mot s'lsp' ys ssscs e. sScSs%s, 1A "'
NEST RAxhHEasT Mss EorsE pabaE. fbakkE
1.B, FGIR SxaiH n; sJSSS6sS 5zSSS sRSzySssFoEi' w
Mrs. WiLKiNs A'1
srs @ .sw T.m
IN 'hrse Aets, by Andrew haniday entitled
Asqs: Eihsi T,isa: sse1ss c!sIss pas'sss
EvlfzS0DSS fSEER Il HfRxssIfs Ess 4 great comic cas-.
HHs Hfsfsy e Tssa 70 TsRs S s @ Ds s' Is fl e
and scrss,s dashins, romantic Comedy Of Don CESAR
as.ss Ess..s.9, ss:,s..
NEW s$ssar Bs4$ss;H ..y:;s sss..
transformation Grand and, Carnival Ar @ fands%onum
who will perform their ssnE a Act Of volssu Aersn
POPULAR rssE ssEcR asS s''.' EVER EVERY NIGHT
RKYANrs, MIssIkELs, S,I ,,., yoyRIEENTH STR STREET.
%ssS !sssSsssgt sssi'a'as i%E S!SSy
WITH sAabsa AsP s6Ga
The Hi-The Hit OF the Season-The Bit
SHOO, FLY, DON'T BODDER ME-
sHoo, FLY. DON'T BoDDER ME-
ssS;s Rs.si rs iSS
Dempster, Russell, Grer, Brandisi, Dwyer, Rockefeller
The pleasing Vocalists. J. n. Ross Grand Orchestra,
SHOO, FLY. DAN BRYANT. SHOO, FLY
Admission 50c. Orchestra chairs 76c. Seats secured
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A BRIOL-LEFRANC-REYNA.
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, DEC. L.
LAST NIGHT OF
WILLIAM TELL
WILLIAM TELL.
WITH ITS GRAND CAST.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
FRIDAY, DEC.
LUCREZIA B0RGfA.
SATURDAY, DEC. 4, AT ONE,
LA SONNAMBULA.
IIOME AND REGULAR FIX,
III AT WALLAcK'S
EVERY NIGHT (ExCEPT SATURDAY..
JROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID MISS BATEMAN
AS MARY WARNER
For two nights only, Friday and Saturday, Dec. and
The play will be produced under the direction of Mr. H. s.
Bateman with and appropriate Scenery, and
characters Sale OF Reserved Seats VIII
at the Academy and liz Broadway, Monday De-
cember l.
IIoNE AND REGULAR FIX,
i'll AT WALlIACK'S
EVERY NIGHT (ExCEfT SATURDAY.
n7n SuSEYM Or ANATONy NN
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY FOR
n sale-Doing ane business; leading thoroughfsre;
sold At a bargain. Address ROBINSON, box 906 Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE,
n cheap, the has too much business on hand,
Apply to JOHN CAREY ll6 Amty street. corner Of Mac
daugal street. for two DAYS --.--
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

IMPORTANT LECTURES To GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showing
how 70 live and what live for, delivered daily A. the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable 70 attend cnn
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

AN ELEGANTLY FITTED UP HOTEL FOR sALE-IN
the Investment of Comparatively small capital the price
10 reasonabe rent moderate with long lease active
No. City Hall place.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

r ECTURH BY REV. H. NJ GALLAHER TUESDAY
evening, November 30 ls6s at the Mariners Temple
oliver street. OF Henry, few door from Chatham
sguare, New York Subject. "Ireland and the lrish"
Tickets IS cents.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

A RARE CHANCE.-ONE or THE BEST RETAIL
n Yards the city doing large family trade,
bo bought cheap Inquire the premises Sixteenth
street and Seventh avenue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

rE THE CAMP MEErNe.-The Camp Meet
ing of the NJ. f. Church, held in Judge Chap
lines Woods near town, closed on Thursday
morning. after session Of one week. On Sum-
day morning Rev. f. Kinsey preached TO very
large and attentive audience; Rev. Z. Owen in
the afternoon, and Rev f. kinsey again at
night. These we're able sermons, giving evil
dence that they are Diyines Of no ordinary tai
ent The crowd present on Sunday was very
large, the number estimated as high as hive
thousand. The children's meeting on Tuesday
was one of unusual interest, and one which
will long be remembered. There were about
200 in the altar, and many more in the Con-
gregation who could not be seated in the altar.
The meeting was well attended throughout and
remarkable good order prevailed throughout
the entire meeting, nothing occurring to mar
the services in the least. Some % persons
proressed Faith in Christ during the meeting.
The following is list of the ministers who
were present during the meeting Rev. W.
T. D. GLENN, Presiding Elder, Winchester;
Rev. G. W. Feelemyer, preacher in charge,
Shepherds,own Rev. G. G. Baker, Harpers
Ferry Rev. Z. Kinsey, Frostburg, Md; Rev.
Albert Jump, Hedgesville Rev. Z. f. Ander-
son, Winchester Circuit Rev. J. Montgome-
~, Boonsboro,' Nd; Rev. II. McNemar, New
Creek, W. Va; Rev. f. G. w. Reid, Win
chester Rev. f. d. Owen, Martnsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14
Deatbs.

In this place. on Saturday last. 7,b
of August. Ella McMechen,infanr dsueh-
ter of Mr.. James A. and Rosa 2. Buchan.
an, of Baltimore. aged weeks.
At the residence OF Mr.. Stephen Sl,ley.
near This town. on Wednesday nigh, las,,
Mr.. Daniel Myers, sOE OF Mr.. John
Myets Of this place. aged about % years
His remains were followed 10 the tomb
on Friday morning BY Excelsior Lodge
Of G God Templsrs OF this place OF wh'ch
be was a member.
At 'Scampion, The residence o: he
brother, in this county. on Mondy las'.
% inst. Mr.. Darid Humphreys. 81
aged 90 years.
In Charlesrown. on Friday last. Dora
infant daughter Of Rein and Maria Shu
CART. aged months and 20 days.
On the 2Olh uIt.. Lille Nay Couch
man. daughter OF Henry CVuchman. eyed
4 wears 6 months and 3 days.
Died of Paralysis, near lledeesrille. IN
Berkeley county. on The 22nd uh. Mrs.
Nancy Hensel, wife Of Mr.. Geo. Hensel.
in The sO,h year Of her age.
On the l4Ih OF July, lluIe Ddrid -.
Z infant son Of solomon and Mary Cru.
her near Smuh6eld. "Suiirr ihem 10
come unto me and forbid them nos
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

O., Horse REcovERED-OM Offender
Caught.--We learn from the Spirit that
Mr.. Bacon Yates had horse stolen from
his stable on Tuesday nigh! the 20'h Of
July. Nothing had been heard OF the
horse or thief until few days ago when
a man named John Appel was found in
possession of the horse at Drainesville,
arrested and placed in the Fairfax county
jail. awaiting requlsi'ion f'om the Gov
eInor OF this State, when he will be
brough, TO this place for trial. This John
Appel is we'll known in this community
as an old offender. During the war he
was in the Federal army, and in sePiem-
Der, 1865, hired horse and buggy Of
Mr.. John Miller OF this place, which he
drove off and sold in Pennsylvania. Re-
turning TO this county he was arrested
and placed in the Maliinsburg jail, but
before his trial he made Lis escape. Sub.
sequenily he was arrested upon the same
charge in Clarke county and placed in
the Bsrryville jail and there also made
his escape, and from whom nothing had
been heard until this time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UUE.IT-Receipts fair 10 day. a.
mounting to 1900 bushels while and -.
600 bushs red demsnd continues very
active, both for export ,nd home milling.
and all the samples offered found buyers
at Grnrr prices; We report. VIZ. 500 bush
choice Maryland and Virginia white at
| sOaSl 80; 1000 bushs prime d. at l.
7OaSl 10; 1000 bushs ISir do. al ool
81 G5-350 bushs choice Indiana red at
7l:l5000 bu>hs prime and choice
Mar, land do. al | G0sSl 20; 1000 nush'
medium do. at 50sSl 50; and 1900 bus
fair DO. al 35,Sl ~.
corn Offerings were $3.50 hush-
white and Only Ola bushels yellow; mar
ket steady: sales OF 1000 bushels white al
| OSaS 10. mostly latter price iOr PRIME
the yellow cold at 81 IL.
O.iTS-l140 400 bushels received /;
market frmr. all cold at $500 cts, bulls
at 5000 ct-; 500 bushels common al 50
rts
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

&C. The editors of the Berkeley onion
se.n n think we s,e "ioo late" in stir
ing up the people about the con'empia'
ted Railroad to this place. and also state
,ha, ,he Directors OF The Cumberland VAL
ley Road have obtained charter 'here'of
which brings The road direct from VIII
Transport 10 Mar,insburg." we Will
lus, here state Tor the better in!orna'ioH
of our friends Of The Union that they are
leetis TOO soon. We have recently ex'
snined letter from Mr.. Waite, Presi.
den, Of the road. written 10 a gentleman
OF this place, ia which he stated that no
route further than the e. & o. Canal had
vet besn determined upon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14
Shepherastown, West Va:


o. There are persons who have been
owing US for subscription and advertising.
for two. three and four years. and we
think lha! justice aud honesty. upon their
part. and forbearsnce upon our par. now
demands prompt payment. We. there
fore earnestly call upon those indebted. 10
settle up their dues a, once. To each one
Tie amount is small, but in the aggregate
il is large to US.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14
For the Register,
THE HEARTS LAMENT.

pousd down in sadness, my hopes, how iOrlorn,
me world seems 70 mock IN derlsion
The words she las, spoke, like aPoilsonous 'AoFn'
P Pn my heart, Oh why this division 1,..
VT -. MADNESS to think OF future all bright
(yIh the warm scintilations OF love-
AKIN TO that boon OF heavenly light,
Which descends from The world lar aCo'o
Then why, Oh why didsi thou s'eai Iron" my
heart
Its strongest affections, lis all
To leave me in wild ilful dreams, anon starr,
As though for me, now, was deaths pail: ~,
Closing in on the scenes ofthis short VAN me-
When insduous deception is ready,
Where "yanity and vexatiOn Of spirit" are rife,
And not pulse beats true and steady:
Adieu. if another have usurPed my place,
And YOU have now ceased to be true;
I'M remember The lines of thy beauteous face
Though my hopes are, in number, but few.
II. b.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

~ SINGULAR AcclDEsT-NARRow
EscAPs.-Miss Sallie Travers, says the
Spirit, daughter Of William II. Trsvers,
Esq. OF this place, me! with narrow es-
cape on Thursday morning last. She
had been taking ride on horseback. and
on he, return, the animal she was riding
became FESTIVE when she had nearly
reached her home, and reared Up. Una,
bic 10 manage him, Miss T. lesped from
the saddle. hen the horse fell backwards
striking his head against the curling Of
the pavement, from the effects OF which
he died almost Instantly. So close wa;
Miss +. lha, portion Of her riding Skin
was caugh, beneath the fallen animal, q
position from which sho bad to extricsie
herself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

A4TuAxKs - The editor and all hands
connected with the boarding department
were ss,eesb'y surprised upon receiving ss
:. preseu, from Mr.. Jacob Winiermoyer.
% Wednesday morning last, very large
add choice piece of Mutton, for which all
conqsIncd tender their sincere thanks.
Jacob is a good fellow, good butcher, and
sells no meats bu, VIVA. ere very good. Land
We bespesk for him large share of pa
:ronsQe. which he is receiving. He has
on hand meats Of every kind every Wed.
nesdsy and Saturday mornings q. the
Make, House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

&-AmoDesi the sufferers by the FIRE at
Psuerson's bonded warehouse, in Phila-
delphia, las, week, consuming 10000
barrels of whisSey. resulting in loss Of
S.. 900, 900, arc the Messrs. Hannis IL
Co, the large distillcrs, al Msr,insburg,
who had over 5000 barrels rye whisky.
valued at over 81 ,OOO. 600. stored in the
warehouse. They were fully covered,
however, by insurance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

o. LAND SALEs.-N. S. White, at.
,orney for The heirs, has sold TO George
II. Turner, the farm OF the late Abraham
Isler. PIT acres, in this county, for sol
per acre. Messrs: Walton & Ctsighill,
real estate agents, also sold "Shens,on. "
the farm of Dr.. J. Milton Foreman, near
Summit Point, 2l9 acres, at S55 per acre
10 W. A. Shewslter Of Mississippi,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

b. ROBBERY store OF Mrs.
Ellen Hswn, in This place, was entered
by thieves on Thursday night last, and
robbed Of a lot cigars and tobacco, also
sbou! eight dollars in money. We IN
dersland The thief gained an entraEce.by
pricing open the window shutters, and
entered ,hro' the window, a, what hour
of The night is not known as the family
was asleep, the robber being so quiet
as not 70 disturb them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

g. 1, will be seen by card in this
issue that AIR. Z. Willis Wilson has open
cd an Office in ibis place, for the practice
Law, Mr.. W. is well known in this
county as gentleman Of talent apd en-
lsrged legal qualifications. and we doubt
no, lie will receive large share Of pro.
fstlnnal business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

10, Attention is directed 10 the adver-
,isement OF J. ID. Swsriz, Merchant Tail
or, HagcIs,own, in another column. Mr..
5. is a fashionable Tailor and will guar
sniee satisfaction TO all who may patron
iZe him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

Ggg, On Thursday night Of last week,
three Stores a, Hsrper's Ferry were en-
tered and robbed Of goods, the amount of
which We have no, learned. The losers
were Messrs. b. +. Leisenring. Taylor
g. WeInwag and James McGraw. On
Friday nigh. The bar Of tue Sapplng,on
Hotel a, Chares,own, was robbed Of $40
worth Of liquors. So says The Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

o. The Order of Good 'remplars will
hold Dinner and Festival to-day in Mr..
McMurran's School Room. for the pur.
pose OF raising funds TO purchase BAD
ner for The Lodge at this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

@The long AID continued dry wealth
er is psrching up the corn fields and gar
dens in this region--no, having had rain
for The last six weeks. The corn crop
will be mesgre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

&S- DENTlNE beauties the teeth, hsr-
dens the gums, arrests decay, cures can
ker IN the mouth, acts as detergent
after smoking. neursllzes The offensive
secrerons Of the mouth, and imparls to
the breath fragrance. Price 25 cents.
Prepared and sold by Henry NJ. Billings.
Druggist, Shepherdslown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

o. "a friend in need il friend IN
deed" Such will "EN7LERS SURE
CURE" prove TO those who are attacked
with any form of Bowel Complaint. It's
cures are indeed marvellous. Price 80
cents per bottle. Sold by Henry NJ. B'l.
lngs, Druggist, Shepberdssowp, and all
Druggists else where.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-14

g. BITTEN BY a SNAKE.--M.. John
R. Hawn Of this place. while working al
the barn Of Mr.. David BiIlmyer near town
on Saturday last, when in the act Of lift
ing board from The ground, he was Bit
ten On the fore finger Of the lef. hand, by
snake known as the "Viper," which
was about two feet long and six or eight
inches in circumference. Mr.. IL. says
the pain was very great, and caused the
appearance of red streak Immediately,
from The hand to the shoulder; also caus-
ed dizziness and nunbness Of the whole
system for several dsys. He was re-
commended by the physician to drink ex-
cessively. and place himself under the in-
fuence of whiskey; which he did for
few days, resulting in his entire recovery.
The snake made lis escape.