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sCoT1' g ART GALLHRY.-Mr. b, ecot, Jr, is now
engaged In refttlDg, altering and improving his Art
Gallery, on Chesnut street, opposite the Academy OF
Fine Arts for the purpose OF enabiug him to make
better display :of the pIcNres n red by him to the
public. In February and March Mr.. Scott will
h I'D several important sales OF art works, and
VII offer some OF the hnest collections Of
pictures ever put up for public sale In this
city. Among others Mr. Ecott will offer the very
chit Ice art works belonging 80 o. W. r. calvert, ESQ.,.
". Broad street. the OF the departure OF
shat gentleman for Europe. These works were So
lseted by Mr. Calvert with great for his private
gallery. and the colleoen contains some gems that
will be highly priced by art oonnoisseurs. When the
alterations completed Ia his Art Gallery, Mr..
eCott will be enabled to conduct his business pic
ture selling with much greater hcties than hereto
FORE and with satisfaction to himself and the
public,
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STILL ANOTHER.

STILL ANOTHEK.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1863.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 500 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make Of safes
In the basement OF ]. E. Caldwell & Co.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
OF the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening 1t
found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials ETC., all
preserved. l feel glad that had one OF your
truly valuable safes, and shall want another of
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. l.. KIRKPATRICK,
with J. l.. Caldwell Sc Co,
No. 8l9 Chestnut street.
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$50 ACCURATE ia this science (Life insurance. that
no investments are more safe than those which are
based tuch calculations, and there is no class OF
pecuniary institutions that mora certainly dea
tined tn Become universal" "-Akbert Barnes "L0s at
Three Score aud Ten"
A safe Investment in Life Insurance is made doubly
safe II It is made with such Company "The
American Life OF Philadelphia" !" the rapid increase
OF whose list OF insured tesllies 90 the correctness
OF Mr. Barnes prediction Of the destined universally
of Life Insurance.
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street.

SALES RY oRDsR OF THE ORPHANS COURT, Exc
CUIons AND OTHERS. - Messrs. Thomas & Sons
saes February 49, 2S aud 30. will include several
very valuable estates by order ofth orphans Court
executors trustees heirs aud Others See their
,ogues issued to-day, and advertisement on our
eiphth page.
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THE EAA.-The number and Importance OF the
demands on the attention OF DR.. Hartley, and the
gratifying amount OF that has attended his
treatment have induced him TO prolong his stay
In this city. onice and residence, No. 1IO7 Chosnut
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spFCIAL NOTICE. -Uetermlne ed 70 CIod6 OUT al the
atock OF the former firm again call attention to
fact that since the apprasemenb have reduced
the prices of all our goods The assortment of Mems
ard Eoys' suits aId Overcoats still very good.
WANAkABRR & BROWN,
WANAMAKER d aOwN.
WANAMARER & BRowH,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE Con. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
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OF TT ITEM s,

IRtoRs GRHAFLY REDUoED-to close o,a Wta'ey
Sto<k Of Meme, Yovths' and Boys Clothing.
HNtytDdY betgeen BENNETT q Co.,
Eyfbh and TowEB HALL,
PHJLADKLPHIA,
AND No 600 BRoApwAY NEW YonK.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!

DE-. WIsHART:-I have been constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen |
years, during which time I cannot say ever
enjoyed a perfectly well day. There were
times when the symptoms were more aggra- |
vated than at others, and then 1t seemed IL |
would be great relief to die. had at all |
times an unpleasant feeling in my head, but |
latterly my suferings so much increased that |
/ became almost unfit for business Of any kind; |
my mind was continually filed with gloomy |
thoughts and forebodings, and II attempted |
to change their current by reading, at once a |
sensation of 10y coldness, in connection with a
dead weight, as II were, rested upon my brain;
also feeling of sickness would occur at the |
stomach, and great pain in my eyes, accom-
panied with which was the continual fear of
losing my reason. ! also experienced great
lassitude, debility, and nervousness, which
made it difficult to walk by day or sleep by
night. became averse to society, and dis
posed only to seclusion, and having tried the
skill of number OF eminent physicians Of
various schools, finally came to the conclusion
that for the disease at my present age Qorty-
five years) there was no cure in existence.
But, through the interference of Divine Provi-
dence, to whom / devoutly offer my thanks,
at last found q sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pepsiA Pills and Tar Cordial, which seem to
| have efectpally removed almost the last trace
| of my long list of ailments and bad feelings,
| and in their place health, pleasure, and con-
| tentment are my everyday companions.
JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
No. 453 North Second street, Philada.
Formerly Of Woodbury., N. j.
|
Our Physician, who will be found in attend
ance Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
each week, between A. M. and P. NJ, will
give professional aid and counsel FREE OF
CHARGE.
| OFFICE AND STORE
No. 232 North SECOND ST.,
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Patients at 8 distance can receive advice by
mail free Of charge.
Write directions plainly, and state symp
toms Of disease fully.
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HALLEI DAVIS & Co.'S PLANS possess the most
superb action, with unusual purity OF tone which is
one Of lovely softness and great brillisncy. The
agents. No. eS Chesnut street, eAhibit thlrty-four
..o,,i,roS ovar nj others.
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yaten! $40 ggbIp .
Spirit Sepel
8adfsinlsaer' 2
gfaasurtSslIe 2
StSiurttr.e 9reifc: LOCO
SG- Eicfets: $l.OO -usa
Keferc sem:
/ 0nl. s. glumer. praFbrnt bsr Gratn 9las
hunattanf; Gdtb. Samusl u. 8rb9ss, 8sGtS'
anpalt 6. g. GGimer, u. Co., SaufItute I;
ahtb. s. .. Gtites. 9irGtsaEpalt; Sanuel
gir., @llsn!opn eilentptrfs; Samusl MeScis,
Nayor g8. 8. @infs. DrdiIpsnt bsr 3wsitsn
gatIonaltanfs; g&tb. 8. G aonensdsr, 8s&te"
auFuaIt; y. s.. 3ssesr, &Isisetantlsrj 5as'
laasr u. Dtiisr, publtoiasn GbEarb Satpss,
efq., Ht6tsanDaIt; 8retris U. aeh, SIetfsr'
tanptsr; $. @issftisO u. Co.. Saripaarentdnf'
fer; Saeob 9. Dillinssr, Gia.. 8e&tsanpalt; !;
Guit u. Strn, 8uItute, Mspesr u. Ssmun,
&lsibetbGnblsr Stnry @abrsl, alsniown Wul'
lsnmdbls; Wiger, SGrsibtr II. Go, Raufeuss, I,
Ballet u. Nagsl, RlaentGntlsr o. q. Sof.
man, SfentdnbIer Ssnsp 8Ittins, 5anblr In
5ittn, Gafpsn etc.
COMMITTEE "a. 9. Sttdsl, s. s.
StrdttY, gB. 6. 8ubo sS. s. 8siGerb, M.
8trato, 9. DUFFY, VI. N. gasstsl. Us. VI.
!sen, g8. gB. Waitburns. 8. gS. 9tsber, q.
5tad, g. 9tetnimitt VI. 8. Burger, s. ..
Ga 8cGs, Scrasl arprsa, o. @sbrs, u. @Otr.
or W9enten wsrsen patlan9t In jebfm
S9rIle bon aetist unb ansrsnssnpsn Counties,
Denfn ttttrate Yro;fnte btim 8srfaufe elaatt
wnbsa. anfrasen rsssn &sentfGaft 1nb 5u
MAIDEN an
s. $. StrdbtY. Sseretair,
9cfitpr 444, ALLENTOWN, pa.
Gef&dfts,Sffise COLUMBIA 5ea. cline Sbtrs
wsitlid bonn gORamt C;tpritsr Stpd).
81. y. St6fei. Yrafbsnt.
gSu,. s.. Simmer, SGasmstRsr.
/ Sanuar 5. 1869. nqt3
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ste@Sipc9 Stteael6aBuu.

Us inter SinriItun a.-Oscems
ber Ia. 1865.
| @roBt Grunt.einie DDm gfotbsn unb Wosb.
psIsn mad philadelphia. Nerp gorf, Reabiru,
pottsellle, aamaaua, Nlbtanp Qibanpn W(Isns
town, ealra, ep9rata, ettB, Qanealter, Gplum,
bic &C.. .c.
3aBs Ssten ton 9arrlSburg mad R.ru.sorf,
tpte Ict8t: I'm $50, um 5 So u s. 10 Morons
I'm IL 40 u. 205 9iaGmittaaeu uni @. so lltr
9fa4ts; lie errsiden glfp. sorf uni 90 t2 20
gCrmlitaBs, $50 unb Z 90 unb 1905 g,atmtts
tags unb 6l5 8crmittasS. Gle Rstrn mt Sbn-
ltGtn 3a9en rsr 9enufyluania Gilentabn In Sers
b'nouns. S9laffarrsn bfBltitsn ben 8 so Dior.
gems unb ben 1880 9la@t 3as O9hs biz 8arrrn
| 81 peTI,ln.
| Gle gsbsn BON harrisburg nah 9ieaslna, VOtis.
pllls samaaaa Winnspls, a9lanb, Wine Oross
Qlentpipn unb Ytllaeeptia um $40 Worasns
2.O5 unb 10 WaGmtttass unb taitsn lei 81.
banOn uno allen Wfsfaonsn an. Der 4.1O.
Na4mItta8a5u9 naGt Bios 8srbnbuna far Wbi,
latelpbia unb Columbia. ga6 WottspilIt.
Sduplfta Sapsn uno @uturn, bia SGusIfiu,
unb Susausbanna,gi( gi(snbatn. sstt bet ;3aa sOn
harrisburg UNI $50 Na@mtiaa5 ab.
u d trt.-Sts ptrlaiIsn 9sps sJosf UNI
900 9lorstns. IL 90 Nittass, $40 Na&mit.
tags unb 500 Mbtnbs, unb philadelphia UNI
SIS 9orssrs unb $3.50 Wa6mlttass. SdlaI-
fauen tsslsItm brn 900 MprasnS. unb ben
$40 uns 90 absne5G9e bon gisw gurt otne
Rarrsnps61sl.
Der Wes' paRastertus ssrlabt Y6ilabslpbia UNI
73O Worssns. frtrt 8sabina um 6. IS 4ttnts
,uriid unb talt auf allen gtationen an 0otts.
pi!lt um 7,3Ou 9.45 Norssns L. 2.45 9ia&m
Stamptin um % gOrmIttass; altlanb TIN
ZOO Morsens unb l2 80 NaGmittass aama.
qua um $50 9crssns unb 2.2O NaGmIitaas
fit philadelphia.
Gle sftsn pcn Yottspllls mad Sarrisbura, pis
SGuslfl' unb Susausbc bcnna.g .gilsntabn, UNI 7.10
WOrssns unb na9 pne Grove unb Irfmont I'm
IL 80 @ormttaSs.
Der 8sabins Accommodations. 3us pntSat
8saelne um z 80 WUrssns unb trtri pun Tblla.
bsIptia UNI 445 gaGmittnsS smGd
Ter Ypltstpwn Accommodations. .3us SeriSbt
Yottttopn um Gas Mprsens unb fsbrt pon
ptllabtlptia um 4 90 4tfnts ,urud.
DIE Columbia gifmbabn 3aas asbsn BON
Rsabtn8 UNI 700 Mcrssns, unb l 5 9ia&mit.
tags mad Gptrata, eItI, qarcaasr. Columbia &c.
DIE 9rfiomsn siisnbatn. 3ase pnlalIfn Der.
fomsn SunttiOn um 81 Mcrstns unp $50
glaGnittass ,uridfrtenb psrla6m lfe SGtppatb
um BIO 8crnlittass unb AS NaamIttaaS,
mlt dtrlfsn 3a8sn an tsr @satins eilsnbaba
lIt Strbntsnb.
Nm n.-Ste SrlalI,n Mp-
gcrF 800 atents. philadelphia 800 Niprss. u.
3.l5 NaGmttass, (sr 8-li6r.3us @prasns
astt tlcs naG 8saSnsD poltfplls Tim 500
Worstns, 5arrtstur9 um $50 Worens, 4.10
unb $50 NaGmIttaes, Rraeins UNI ,O5, 3 90
unb us NUrsns fdr 5arrISburs. UNI 1850
uab 7.3l 8crmihasS iiir 9lsws 9jorf untum l25
Na&mittasS fir philadelphia.
s0e GcmmutaiIcn.. Nilsasr,, Sailcn., S&ul-
unb ercm0ons. S!dstS bon unt mad alien Wunf,
ten su rfbusrien YrsIlsr.
U'pdd Nib bur6ssdsdi unit 100 glunb 1nb
tsefm 9aiaaIre stlaubt.
u. N. WicoQs.
Otnersl Susstinentn.
Rtabins. Wa., Dstsmter %, 1868. n,tp
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8isrtsl 8stf
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Opera 9tae
Btsrtd Betf
Silbernsr @efior
Sarrsnlaeun9 Ssbltn
8trtd 8eef
edcp's speae unb Sbrrin9s
Stran9 fltsrus Shslsn
8spctper. (fstsnldufssr)
5Hhapparats, (poHitdnrtg)
amtritanifae eeu8otsl
4fu9
zap BlaEfft
Sbparsss alpaca Drte paitsrn
Sstoensr 5ut auf Ssftsuuus 1sIfttii3
ausrtfGniite osu9sb,I
SbDarses atpasa OFfR Yattsrn
Stsben Sag
| pffue
Stdd 9sbteiebisr Muslin
8ieruneIpanil
amsrtfautfbs psu9absl
SnparIfr alpaca Rs9snidirm
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9flu9
5tdd 8attua
Ssiesnsr put. auf 8sltsnuna psrftrriat
9mtrtaniibs osusata
stdd gsanfssn
Yfu9
Bafbriuser
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Im.ritanlfts psu9atsl
Sitterncr Gle 8rua
Rspcl2in9 euttsr Sbdfsl
GeicrittsS alpasa OreP paIt;rn
pflus
5bmarssr ALPACA 8sssn(bitm
pune;rt 9epthl Slcur
Sstt Rtunetop Stdb!s
5stt Ginsfs Siabs
Ssttee
pfas
pboto9rapb Bibd
Sell Gtible
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llrber5eu9t, oaB N05 9roBe @cbcirhniB, Gin
SelhGft blfDen 3n MAIDEN, bariu beltebt,
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Die gcnduntcn SSo0rrn ,pcrDeu al erltSunlb
nIsbri9cn 4srciirn pcrtouft, nm cine oauernbe
8llnbldaft gu ctdbIiren, uno Der eiuGse gSe9 tie-
lcS 81 erlnngCr, 1T, biaig III pCrtuufen gSir
bitten nm einrn Scub, NIB Sbr iperbrt Gud,
Hbrr5eu9cn. caB lpir mcblfciIrr psrtauirn alS ir.
gcnb Gin anoTcS @au6 in SIurntpmu
&crgelctnht o0B grOBc SdrgCn" Su mad.
en- lnb bel
-aa 0etriibrr Sbreiter,
RO. 10 OFT pOmiItcu ShaBe. uadlte SbHre 3ur
6rItrn giOiona- &anf, Nuentotpu, Pa.
september 23, 1868 nd
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SDrtelt S0awls

uno uerfauft iie Ju nob nieoeren Yreiien
pie oisber.
Staunensmertb ift mein 8orratb an
e inb IN / { den B aaren, als :
Die beffen Delains, eeblei6ten umo unee=
eleibten Muslin, SettSeu4e, 9effreifte
Staple, Daims, Cantor, Slannelle. etc !,
uno 0ebe bic Serfibsrun9 oaB ib oieIel:
ben nod ettpos nisbsrer perfaufe al5 Der
wcblfeilffe in Der Stabt.
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Slider unb GaitmerSl

fur Wdnner unb 8naben finoet man Den
oroBten uno pollfGnoielten 8orratb bel
mir uno in allen Sorten, uno perfaufe
lie 5u preiien, Die aub bem 9enaueifen
1dufer oniteben tperoen, oa ib mir sur
Iesel mabte, alien 9ere6t su fein, uno
laoe ib eaber allie Elm Ju ibrem ei9enen
Sertbeil bel mir anSurufen.
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Seb inaebe Feline
lu
llebertreib eibungen!

unb sable oaber AUDI nibt ale Geeens
ft6noe auf, uno bemsrfe nur. Dap iDr bel
mir olle6 tlnoen weroet, pas man ftnoen
fam in einem
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0ute WDQene OeGen.

9lsue, srcBe Srppid)e (SldntstS) 0e-
fault nab Der IeBtcn Yrei6unicbrigung wrbef
berI0uft an tcincm 4rcft, gu Den m6gid,lt ME.
bri9en 4reicn. Smmr cine bouIdnbgs suS.
lpobl bon alien Nrtcn unb Suait6tCn an blnf
@diobr bon
81. s. 8ramer.
9tCtmberS 8. uQiWts
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9tebere 9reiie

5u baItcn nnb ben.ipirthcn SSertb Der SSaaren
ndDt 81 iberltri9cll, babe id feline Ndbe aeipari,
ncueS 9cben in olls Nbtbeilungtn beS ltstS be-
bcrilbmtCl
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Yaar lGpsre Stisfel aufSrbr 10
BaiGausrtn9er 10
Sin Stdd unssblst9ttr WuslIn 10
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Gin Stiid unssbteiGtG Mustn 1O
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Gin 9aar tpsiBs wpiltnf 9lanfsts {
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gersisrtsr 1sppi&
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Sine Scr gisarrsa 6
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Gin Sttid rptber 8fannsl 6
gersirrtsr Esppi& s
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Bttbe Damsnlrdmpfe, Dubsub z
5ocp Sttrt, sour own make"
5sineut sabad, 0roB z
Dor pbctcsrapt glbumS z
Damsn 8dlstaIfe
5sineut Sabad. 9rob
5srren S&littldubs
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8oarlfafs
5 Yfunb blauss @trumpfsarn G
Gin Daar DamsnaattsrS
9tetiaum G
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9Hsnbads :
WtfriGaum @taartalttr
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S&autelllubI s
@nenbads +
@clbsns Sober unb 8ldalit s
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8arte bon esbtsb County S
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Scden, Dubsnb 5
@uentads Z
Union Garpttfstrer 5
stne 8sr Gtsarrrn, 5
| 9aar suIssne WanldstIsnfnSpfs S
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Cine 8pr gtsausn 5
Cine Sunnt &cbtsn 5
5slbfubI 8
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parafct A
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81
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81
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SOM Tfb. trtra SuallIat ftanSGFl6
WV ~ tabsn Del 8. V. ~ ..
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3tpeites
Wrofes Oaben Nnternebmen
Gppb Will Dampfiprieen Gcmpasnie
pen 7Illentaun, pa,
8e,ooen i'm @ourtbaufe am Dienitos Do.
- December 1868.
3idets s1,OO.

Die ,.gcop gBa Dampaprisn. 6 Gempasuis" Don
aaentaun bsnadrihttst bsirmit adtunespeu bic Sss
pobuss Ton esda uno ben aneran3eaeen gaantiss,
oa6 Jun ben bdufs pitbsrbeltsn uno srnftli4 auss
ssf.tidtsn gsdndsn pislsr pssfonen, rpelds bel eem
sriisn e,absa llntsrnsbmsn 2tdsts nabmsn, nad,us
tsn,u,sn. cine ,.3 q cite Groee 9abem3 c bs
uns" ~ baltsu tsfdtoGsn unb tsrsits bic Berfsbrs
unstn cosu 9strOffsn bat. DsIdbs piro einsn srSes
sren uman3 baden. ats otsniss, wslbe lsetsn gbins
ter tatifano uno elm 70 srfosrsihss uno aus 2ids!-
inbaber bsfrtsbtssnbss Gnee aabms
Das prcpouirts usue lldteratbm spiro 10000
sidsts umfafIsn uno psr Brtb bee ole preifs bss
mtuistsn @absn th auf $4,000 srftrsdsu.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

THE BATTLE. FIELD OF GETTYsBURG.-
A correspondent, Of the Boston Traveller
has recently visited the battlefield oil
Gettysburg. of which he thus writes
"On Seminary Ridge the trees and len
ces are shattered and riddled. ehowIng
plainly how fierce was the contest where
the fight began. Here we found two bull
lets. one driven into the other so far that
they could not be pulled apart. The
supposi,ion is that Union and Conied-
crate shsrpshooter aimed so sccuraeIy for
each other. and fred Q, SD near the same
time, that the bullets met, and one being a
lille more dense than the other, pierced
the one coming from the opposite direc-
ton. Both fell, of course, TO the ground,
and thus prevented the death of both the
msrksmen, which must have been the re-
suit had the bullets merely grazed each
other.
"When we spoke Of this curiosity al
the hotel whole army Of relic sPecuIa-
tors wished 10 purchase il. Doubtless
the sum which we received for II was
trebled when cold TO the mementO seekers
who frequent the town. These specula.
tors do thriving business in The relic line
and have everything TO sell. from a 100
pound shell 10 the smallest wares OF the
toy shop, all in soma way connected with
the battle.
Games cut from Cups Hill or Little
Round Top sre for sale in many shop
windows, AMI If the purchaser is lille
incredulous, and inclined TO doubt that the
canes came from those places, they will
march out with him. take any sapling he
NAV select. and make into a cane IN re-.
markedly short space Of tine. This bus
iness has become one Of grea, importance
10 Gettysburg. and i, is proposed TO in.
noduce machinery for the manufacture OF
TOYS from tie battle field wood.
1.-The traces which we found Of the
fight along the front of HsnCock's and
SedwIck's line-except IN the blasted
peach oTchard-were not very distinct,
owing TO the growing fields Of gain and
the repairs which have been put upon the
few farm houses. Bot the graves OF the
Confederate dead are there. dotling the
fields for miles around. In one or two pla.
ces the bones were sticking ont. but gen.
erslly their graves were covered with clo-
yer, and had none Of that bsrbsrously
neglected appearance they have in The
South.
al Liule Round Top The bullet scare
are still visible on the rocks. while several
large fsi.sioLes near which officers were
killed have been. engraved. with .heir
names and tbs'dsIe Of their death. ; The
stone wall which the hoops hire " up as
bressi-work is sill entire, and the trees
have not yet ouigrown their wounds"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

~ COUNTY NEws.-We clip the following
from the Charlcstown Free Press -
The Annual Commencement of Jefferson In
s,Itute took place on the 25th ult. The prize
for the best Translation was awarded Miss Jo-
sic Morrow for her translation from the Ger
man-"The Wild Huntsman." The medal of
the Junior Glass, Silver Star, was awarded
Miss Bette Shugart for being the best student.
Miss Fannie Forrest received the prize for the
best essay, subject Dreaming and Living. In
summing up the marks for the whole session,
10 English Studies, Music and the Languages,
the five distinguished are: Miss Fannie Forrest,
Miss Bette Wysong, Miss Martha Crane, Miss
Mary Miller, Miss Eliza Shugart.
On Sunday last an accident occurred mile
beyond Middleway, by which severe injuries
were inflicted upon MISS Deck and her brother
residents of Berkeley county. They were
passing down the steep hill near the OPequon
Bridge, in a wagon, when some portion of the
harness gave way, causing the horse to run and
kick-upsetting and breaking the wagon and
resulting in severe wounds to the occupants.
A young man named Ferguson, tenant Of
VIM. F. Turner, Esq, near Rippon, died on
Thursday last of Lockjaw, the result OF the &C
cidental cutting of one Of his feet with an axe
some two weeks previously.
AT the commencement of the Winchester Fe-
male Institute, Miss Mary West, of this coun-
~, received the prize for writing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UIE.AT-Receipls today were fair
reaching 6s5O bushs: market was strong
er; included in the ssles were 300 bushs
new white at 62sSl 90; lao bushs new
red at 81 rs; 1900 bushs prime old crop
MARYLAND at 81 90; 1900 oushs good
Pennsylvanis al 81 As; and $50 bushs
inferior a. l0sSl 90.
CORN-Receip,s light. 1000 bushs
only reported on Changes; market steady;
sales OF 1925 bushs white ranging from
90 to 90 cents. bulk at 95 cts for prime;
1000 bushs yellow al $500 cts.
ORTS-Receipts 1900 bushs; sales
active, embracing previous days receipts
also; we note, viz: $500 bushs al II
to 70 cts. mostly 75a7S cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

PETER CARTWRIGHT AND WIFE.-Pe-
ter Cartwright who is serving his fftie,h
year as Presiding Elder in The M. E.
Church, writes to the Central Christian
Advocate from Pleasan, Plains, Hill
think il quite probable that the good Lord
viii give me my discharge from labor
sIlny jubilee before. our Conference a.
hincoln, and if so, i, is my desire that
Iris Conference remember my aged wife,
her age eighty next August, 18th day.
We were married The 18Th, 1908. She
has, therefore, been the wife Of a travel.
ing preacher sixty.one years. She has
borne up under all the hardships. priva-
lions and poverty Of travelling preacher
for nearly sixty.one years. lie, the old
pioneers Of the early days Of Methodism
say VIVA, suAeriBgs the wife OF a travel.
ing preacher mus, have gone through
with in that time. Although have been
a regular travelling preacher sixty-hve
years uex, fall, never received my dis
cIplinary allowance for support from the
Church but three years Of tina, long 'rsv.
cling life; and yet. thank God, | would
father have The comforts have enjoyed
as poor suffering, travelling Methodist
preacher, than 10 be President Of the
United S,.Iesy