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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
B R | C XII A Y [ N G.
RRICKLAYING.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
i building public that he is prepared TO under
take all work IN his line-embracing the lar
gest mansion, and the most diminutve meat
house; in fact wherever bricks are collected,
and mortar made. he would be happy to DO
present to lend hand, and exercise the geni-
US OF the craft.
Buildings put up in the Plainesi or the most
ornamental style-sucE rs Panels, Pilasiers,
Hangers, Brackets, Arches, Cut-joiDt, and
Plumb bond.
viii attend to Repairs, Paving, Arehins, Cis-
terms, Filters, etc, etc.
Having considerable experience in my bust.
ness, after working 10 many cities Of the United
States, warrant my work in point Of neatness
aud durability. 10 equal that Of any mechanic.
None but good ~orkmen employed. Terms
m oJerate. Buildings contracted for 10 any
parI OF The United States.
MILFORD SPOHN,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
May II, 1870. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

o. CANAL DHAsTER. On Saturday
morning last, sbou, 3 o'clock as the Boat
"Wandering Boy" was rounding what
is known ss the big Pod." abou, 10
miles from Cumberland, she was run in
60 by The H. GurGsnann. and sunk in
sbou, Is feel OF water. From the state.
men, as given Us by Milford Spohn. who
was on The boa, at the time Of The disas-
ter. j. appears that owing to The dense fog
aha, generally prevails along this portion
Of the Canal The boa, ran aground. and
whilst endeavoring 10 get her OF, The
"Gurdemsnn" was seen coming up-ihe
boat was warned off in sufficient, time
but owing either TO csreIessness or inca.
psci,y upon the part Of the s,sarsmsn. the
boat came on in full Roadway, striking
,he slern Of the "Wandering Boy" win
such fu.se % 20 crush her iudder- post,
breaking in The whole stern. sinking hs'
in . moment OF time. Fortunately nc
lives were losi, though Capt. Chaplins
and bis son. who were asleep st the time
narrowly escaped by struggling ,hrougt
the wafer tina, rushed through cabin door
apd windows. Everything went dowr
IN the unfortunate boat. The cargo, 10!
tons Of coal was owned by the Midlothian
Coal Company the boat by the HamP
shire e. Baltimore Coal Company. Th'
total loss 10 estiD aled a, near $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

~ We paid flying visit to Charlestown
on Monday last, and putpp at the SaPpiDston
Hotel, KEEP, By our old friend Isaac Fouke, The
prince Of landlords. This Hotel is undergoing
considerable repairing and snlarging for the
accommods alton Of The Increasing patronage
which il is receiving under the supervision Of
the obliging and accommodating landlord, and
when finished will be one Of the best and most
cony enent Hotel properties in the Valley Of
Virginia. His tables were grooming under the
luxuries as well as the Substantial, oil tie season.
His corps of waiters were also attentive and
everything moved along q, regularly as O'clock
work" He also has good stabling and an
abundance OF provenderfor the accommodation
of horse hesh. We advise all our friends
when visiting Charlestown 10 "turn in" with
our old friend uncle Isaac.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
For tie Regiskr,



The Temperance men o. this commu-
nifty ale talking OF beng Represented at
the Slate Temperance conven,i"n. TO he
held Al Grafton. on the 23rJ OF June.
In this connection ! would suggest 10
the temperance men OF the County. Tie
propriety Of holding County Temper
snce Convention, in ShepherdsIown.some'
time in August. or early IN September. to
con cer, measures for vigorous TALL cam
psign sgslnsi iniemperance. III ITS PoIiu-
cal, as we'll as social aspects. There are
from four hundred 10 FIVE hundred PEI
sons enrolled IN The dlfrren, temperance
organizations in Jefferson County. and u
they will unite to work for their common
object. a heavy blow may be struck
assin., in,emp, rance in our county. u
this suggestion NEE" be approval Of the
advocates Of temperance IN Jefferson. We
hope il will be acted upon.
We. OF Leetown. are justly prond of
the noble record that DR.. n A. Ware
i, making for himself. lie began his
professional career in our village. and
while here he gained the respect and rs
teen OF all who came III contact With
him.
The members OF the Protestant ET'ro.
pal Church. IT, this parish. are erecting
parsonage in M.ddlrwsy Thslr minis
ter, The Rev. nr. GRAMMAR. has been
serving them but few mon he. aud he
is winning golden opinions Among his
p.ri,honen. both by his ministerial
cour,s, and hi, .GAbls barring.
Yours. &c,
rENpI kR
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
NEW GOODS.
New Goods.

THE undersigned has just returned from tbs
i city with thorough and complete stock Of
goods shall not stiemP, TO enumerate, as
my stock embraces everything usually kept ia
. we'll furnished country store, being more COM
ple,e than at any other former period, all Of
which is offered al .bor. profits, giving my Gus
TONERS the benefit Of recent decline IN prices.
Thankful for past favors, and We hope by at -
tention to bu. mess, and selling goods al short
profits, to receive continuance OF favours
To those who deal regularly and pay promptly
will sell on my usual terms, all transient Gus
tom must b. cash. For further description
please call and examine my stock before per
chasing as feel confident of my ability TO give
satisfaction. Respect, J. 81 MELVIN.
Elk Branch & knoxville, May IA, 1870. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

HHEA1~Recerpis to-day were gus
free. amounting tn $4,000 bu.hs, mark,
vas active, and for medium grades pric.
8 10 cents higher; choice Southern foil
maintained. We mole sales OF $500 b,
red al 34asl SO; 1000 bushels Penn.,
vsnl' at assSi 43. 1900 busbs Mar,
land al | $685. SO. 2lOO bushels priG
to choice do. al ! 55ssI so, II5a bu,I
DO. white q, 81 20. n.y., .rr
CORN-Offeriuss very small. mad,
quate TO The ssnls. and prices snDl furlb,
advanced. sales Of 1900 bush. white
l 2ossl %. mostly at o. %; 1900 b,
yellow a, 1881 I6.
GOLD -SJli 10 New York s,%Il 5I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
THE SOUTHERN STATES !

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Published over half a century. Hox. JoHs
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Every Northern Democrat wants the Regis
,eF. ..s.I -
II has an able Agricultural department; Hon
c: LAsGDoH, editor. -"
Every Farmer and Mechanic wants 10 know
~ about the South, now Offering so many at
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Subscribe for the MOBILE WEEKLY REG
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Zee. Address, WD. MANN.
: Nay 7, 1870. III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A Utica woman los, her waterfall in
the street. and dog picked i. up. aud af.
ter carrying i. block. sa. down and tore
i, 10 pieces. The dog has been SO full Of
fess and things since that he Is denied
admission into The house. Served him
right.
A very polite young man, wishing 10
ask a young lady il he nigh, speak to
her few moments, wanted to know If
he could roll the wheel OF conversation
around the sxleiree OF her understanding
for q moment The poor girl tainted.
The Rev. John S Martin. d. d.. well.
known Throughout. the bounds Of the Bal
limore Conference, is assistant Secretary
Of the General Conference Of the NJ. E..
Church, South. now in session al Mem
phis. DR.. Martin will, in all probability
be. elected Bishop, 10 fill The vacancy in
tito Board made vacsn. by lhe death OF
Bishop Soule. Phe body copsists Of $50
members and 8 Bishopa.
A gentleman from the Upper Valley.
SAYS the Winchester Times, informs us
thst the veteran Snowman, Joha Robin.
son, with his famous mensgerie and cir.
Gus, 10 on his way down the Valley, and
will be here sooD.
A, Fort Sco,i, Kansas. q man buying a
10, can dig stone enough on II 10 build a
house, ce meni for his cellar and cIstern,
, colors to paint the house, and coal enough
at the bottom 10 lac, the family lifetime.
AL the people there want nov is 10 dis
cover spring that will run pure whiskey
and they ~ill bs happy.
| The wheat market vas cutie lively on
Tuesday morning a, Georgetown. $500
bushels choice selling al 81 52i. and
prime at 81 81, aud good at 81 fl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

De. ANOTHER MURDER AT CHARLEs-
rowN.-On Monday last another murder
was perpstrsted at ChsrlesIown. which
circu instance 10 to be much regretted |;
and i, is also we'll to state iha. The parties
were not citizens Of tina, town. Il sp-
pears that young white man named Van
vacter, from the Shenandoah River. drop
pod the shesth Of bowie knife which
was picked Up and handed him by q col.
orsd man named Piper. vsavscsr. on
receiving the sheath INDUCED in some
very abusive language. and upon the ne
gro protesting ,ha. he had done nothing
Vsnv,ctsr plunged the blade Of the knfs
into the colored msn's neck. severing the
jugular vein, anJ causing instant death.
A large crowd OF colored people immedi'
a,ely s,sr,ed in pursuit Of the murderer
with threats Of ly nchipg. but be took ref.
ugs In Major Hoofi's Wareroou. opPo-
site the Carter Hotel. after being chased
several squares around the town. where
he was arrested by Sheriff PotIerheld.
The excitement was very gres. and the
feeling against Vanvac.er strong. An IN
ques, was held over The body and YER
die, rendered according to the above facts.
The victim was bright muls'to, eyed
about 20 years. and is said 10 have been
an obsdienl and we'll behaved boy. Van
vse,er had hearing on Tuesday afternoon
before Justice Samuel Ridanour who
committed him to Jail to avail. his trial at
our September term Of Court Sheriff
Po,terfelj and Constable Johnson srriv.
ed in this place, with the prisoner, on
Wednesday afternoon. and handed him
over to the Jsilos. Mr.. WIN. OsbouIn,
who turned The key upon him. We
learn that Vsnvscier states tina, he was
intoxicated at the time he committed The
rash act and knew not what he was doing.
The weapon used was two.edgsd dag.
ger, with hilt, and nearly six inches in
length.
The Spirit of Js6sr,on Of Tuesday
contains the following account OF the sad
affair:
FArAL SrABBINe Alphabetically.
amidst all the buslle and confusion Of
circus day, our town was thrown into a
still more intense excitement. by one of
those unfortunate occurrences which fol-
loS in the train of the slmos, uniiniIed
and indiscriminate sale OF intoxicating Ii
quors, which has been prscliced 10 our
community Of late, and which resulted in
the fatal s.sbting OF colored man by the
name of Ryan Piper. q, the hands OF
Owen Vsnvacier. The sfffay occurred
in from, of the Confectionery establish.
ment Of Mr.. Gustav Brown, between The
hours of IL and o'clock. and from The
evidence sdduced a, the coroner's inquest.
it appears tina, there were bu. few words
and several blows, or attempted blows
passed, when Vanvacier drew dirk and
stabbed Piper in from, Of the right shout
der, severing the jugulsr vein, and caus-
ing death in few moments.
Vanvacler is . young man Of respect.
able family. twenty-five years Of see.snd
8 son Of Mrs. Mary VSnvse.er OF this
county.
The colored boy is twenty ys:!s oil
age. ard is from Harper's Ferry. where
he has been in the employ of Mr.. John
L. Shilling. His remains were sent TO
tina, poin. yesterday afternoon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Or DIED OF LOCK JAw.--Mn. An
derson, wife Of Geo. ID. Anderson. who
resides upon the farm Of Martin B. Len
on, died from Lock Jaw on Wednesday
last. Mrs. Anderson had accidentally
tread into a pail bu, two days previous TO
her death. causing Lock Jaw. She was
10 The 2s,h year Of her age. and leaves
husband, and Two children, the younges!
four months old, to mourn their loss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A NOCTURNAL BuNAL.-The Rich
mond Journal Of Mond'y ssy': Among
the victims Of Wednesdays accident was
Mr.. w. ii. Thompson Of Sidney. who
va. Instantly killed. HIS remain, were
conveyed 10 his bou'e.bus bis family Was
dr,,i,uie. add not knowing where TO aP-
ply for sld to delrsy lhe EXPENSE OF the
funeral. they were f.in to bury him IN
the garden by candle light. What cub
ice, for the NOR. lisl or tho painter The
iuile group Of sorr"~ing friends gathered
around an open gave 0ug By their o~n
hands, the scene family ,llumIned by 4
hlckerlng candle. ill The lhci!enh and
surrounding were OF a nature to invest
,h. scene with solemnliy exceeding e.
ven that of ordinary hurisls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

h5. The Publishers Association oil
ives, Virgins will NEE, in Msrtinsburg
on Thursday May 18Th. pursusn, to ad-
journmen, Of las, meeting. All editors
desiring to attend will be furnished with
a pass over the Baltimore end Ohio Rail-
road, by notifying The President. J. Mel
son Wisner. Of Msrtinsburg. Of their in.
tenliun tn be present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

vs. DaowSRD.-On Thursday OF last
week, George Whssn, eclored man.
sgeJ abou, % yesr'. employed by F. H.
Irwin. Esq. Of Boonsboro. Nd. as a
driver. on The e. & o. Canal, fell from
The boat. about one hundred yards below
~h,i is known as the Burnt Warehouse,
and was drowned. He had just come out
from his supper and as he stepped on
Geck, stumbled and fell of The stern OF lhe
boat. Every effort VI" made 10 save
him bu, wi,bou, success. Il is supposed
he struck the rudder blade in the fall, and
was stunned as he seemed perfectly help.
less. and made no effor, to take . line
that va. thrown 10 him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
Bells Anodyne Carminaf;y,

This valuable preparation affords I'm.
mediate relief in Diauhes, Dysentery,
Collie. and similar affections Of The how
els. During The warm Summer month.
every family .hoult have i, on hand. %
that II can be administered in the coo,.
msncement OF the disease, when lew
doses will ward Of q severe attack. Pt,,o
25 cenl..
For .sle by Druggist. and all proa,;.
neni slOrekeepero.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

" We learn from the Mobile, Ala
baus. papers that our friend Gen E. G.
Lee, Of this town. upon invitation OF The
Memorial Association Of Mobile. deliver.
ed The address al the Confederate Genet
cry near iba, city, on Tuesday the 26lh
ultino. is pronounced to have been
beautiful and eloquent. Silence uigning
throughout, the vas, crowd Of eigh, or ten
thousand persons who were present and
listened with deep attention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

@ OFrlcERs.-The following is
list of officers. elected for the ensuin
term. Of Excelsior Lodge. No. 81. lnde
pendent Order of Good 'remplar', in hi
town: -
CHARLES FERRELLs-C. +.
MARY E. WRIGHT-Y. r.
JOSEPH LOYNS-L. w. C. +.
JOHN w. HARP-L. d.
]. W. MAGAHA-R. S.
GEO. VIM. BAST-A. r. S.
ELLA MITCHELL-W. G.
w. H. STALEY-F.
o. NJ. DARLINGTON-W. F.
d. l.. RENTCH-M.
JOHN P. SHEETZ-D. NJ.
ANNIE YONTZ-G.
JOHN FAWCETT-S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

es- Rev. w. H. Holiday. Presiding
Elder, will preach in the NJ. Z. Church.
Of ,hi. place. on Friday the Goth inst, a,
8 o'clock. P. NJ. The Sacrament OF he
Lords Supper will be administered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Under the caption Of "lowa Sill
Ahead" lhe Abba Iowa. Spirit poin's
the following marriage scene: "hafrieJ.
on the "a b INST, by The Rev. Mr.. Oar
rsh, OF Alhi'. Monroe county. Iowa. Mr..
Harris, Of the same coun'y.to Mre. Lew
ma Goodman. Of Appsnoose; the ceremo-
ny being performed across an old fence
in Monroe county. The license beng
ob,aineG In Monroe county. IL Was neces-
sary, IN order 10 make The hymenIal
bond legal. The parties had 10 take 10 the
brush"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A NV PRnOaAMxE.-Th' publishers
Of that eIcslen, paper. Burke' Weekly
for Boys and Gml.. announce that the
fourth volume, which Begin IN JUly.~r i
be one Of The best yet issued. Among
the good hing. 10 s,oro for tina. volume
are The Young Explorers. OF Boy-Lr'e
in TeIes BY Tho author Of Jack Dobell !:
The Life ofn Robin RedbreSsi. az told
by himself. by Paul u. .la,ne. E.q
The Hermitage Children, a Virginia Sio.
~, by Mrs. Maria PendIsion Kennedy
sddiiional chapters from The life OF Litih
Tony. by Mrs. Mary T.. McKInne
Mountain Hail. by Ro'. Thomas Ward
White, (Phili7 B,rf.'t): Origino! Poet
rY. by Dr. Frank y. TIcknor Mr'. M'ry
Ware and oihcu . series OF Illustrated
paper. on Botany and Nsmr'l Phil"'o
ply /; and many other attractions Ito
numprou. TO mention"
Nov il a good time To subscribe. All
new subscribers who ssni IN ih,Ir sub
scripiions before the frs, Of july will re.
ceive oil numhers issued after their nsmes
are received and prior 10 tie lat OF July,
gruiis. So the sooner YOU sub.crIb-. the
lJner your subscription will run Tenn.
- year; three r"p'e. FOR 81 so. Ad.
drcu J. W. Burke 4 c.. Macon, Ga.
A dangerous twenty dollar count ffen
is in circulation (; all the notes 80 Ear Dis
covered are evidently printed from the
same plate. whIch u remarkably WILL en-
graved. The NAME Of The bank differs IN
every ra'e. this portion oi tie i'ie beng
evidently Ierl blank and VARIOUS NAMES III
noductd 81 a. b-ucr to avoid detection.
The only noticeable blemish in the nnles
il 'lIgitly bI"tej appearance IN the Z
netie and an inieriOtity ni the paper. q
are not afraid "f any oi ,Lem being .
posed upon u,
Liuls Mimi. Warren is reported b'-
le"ly III.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A destructive hail storm occurred in
Philadslphis on Saturday afternoon last
damaging windows. skylish.s, swninp.
&c., belonging 10 hundreds Of house,
The largest Of The hsilsiones measured
eleven inches 10 circumference and weigh.
e1 seven pounds. Many serious acci.
denis happened from runaway horses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

t. Criswel's Silver Come, Band Of
this town will ,aSe par, in The exercises
OF the Floral Decoration Of the Southern
Soldiers graves. al ibis place. on Mon.
day the 9Th Of June. Thi, Band has but
recently been organized, and have sPlen'
did set Of rev instruments. They play
excee1ingly veil allesdy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

GS- G. G. Grsdy's Circus gave two
exhibitions in this place on Tuesday a.
,ernoon and evening last Owing TO The
busy season Of our fer ners very few per-
,ons were in town, consequehIly the al
tendance vas email in The AFTERNOON, but
q, night 'he crowd was large. We be-
lieye ,he Performance gave general salts.
iscuon. Everything passed of quietly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

CO. AcclDssT.-Ws learn that Shep-
herd Lucas, ron Of DR.. Robert Lucas, was
thrown from his horse, q few evenings
ago. while returning home ltom lovn. and
was severely injured internally. le was
drown against tree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A Few WORD. OF WEIGHT.
you mean to say. madam. thai no has Ia
ken no other medicine =
This question was asked thr other day
in relation TO q young man. ",he only
son Of a widow" who rs then rapidly
recovering from a sisre OF absolute PROF.
rslion. occssioned by chronic indises'
ton. |. was s,ked by friend Of the
family Of The invalrd's mother. Mrs.
Herman. 95 Abingdon Square. New
YorE.
The medicine referred TO was PLASTA-
rioN BITTERs. Il do mean to s.y it,
replied Mrs. K.;"We have tried twenty
other remedies before, without the slight.
es, benefit; bu, we tried none afterwards.
for the Buffers proved all sufficient"
The lady herself is the authority Tor
this sis,emen,; aud she further states her
belief that The restorative in question 10
the best ,oaic and invigora,or ever admin
is,ered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

tsr The Republicans Of this County.
will hold CoDysnIion in this town, on
Saturday the 4.h OF JOns. for the purpose
Of appointing Delegates 10 attend the
Slale Convention. at Parkersburg. on the
22nd Of June, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for State otResrs to be FILL
ed at the October election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Nae James E. SIessri, Esq. has TAX
en- charge of the editorial department Of
the Page Courier. Mr.. S., many years
sgo, conducted the Msrtinsburg Gazette.
and welded an able pen. He is an old
veteran with the "quill," and we wei
come him once more as q member Of the
corps editorial. Here's our g..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Nearly one half Of me town Of FIncas'
tie. Bule,our, county. Va was burned 10
the ground. on FrIds. night oI lan week.
The court hon.e aud clerks office we're
saved. The Lynchhurg Republican
states lnsi the los. BY the above mention
&c fire vii exceed S20O.000. Bs.ide'
many residences, b"lh the hotel- aud all
the stores in town were desIroveJ. The
FIRE originated IN lIverv stable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Ms- We learn iha, w. H. Travers.
ESQ, Charlie s,own. will DO one Of The or
.,ors a, the approaching Floral Decora-
ton. al this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
A letter 10 the AIexsnJri. Gazette fror

A letter 70 the Aiexsnjri. Gazette from
Broad RIM S,stion. Fsuqoier county. Va.
states thst the generator for soda 'oun-
,sin in Inc depo, .iore Of Mr.. Hugh
White a, ,hs, place exploded on the 9TH
inst. fearing out the end OF me depot
building. severely injorlnz Mr.. Henry
Lanber'. and cutting The leg OF Mi.
" h,,e 80 the bone. Pieces Of The dspo,
building were blown 100 yards.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,
NEW YORKER.
SELF RAKING REAPER AND MOWER.

THIS Mschine 10 one Of the best in use. i,
i is under complete control Of the driver
who can BY simple pressure Of The fool make
the shesf any desired size. This Machine ba.
no side draught, If can be raised and lowered
when in motion. With a pair OF horses you
can cut from twelve 10 eighteen acres grain per
day. Call and examine the New Yorker be-
fore purchasing.
Riyssrxcrs.-Wm B. Daniels, John W.
Ta,ler, Adam Link. Washington Banks, Eman-
uei Staley, and many others.
X. L. WYSONG & CO., Agents,
Dufields Depot.
May IA, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

A little child at luxembourg, Pa, hs.
been dead nearly week and ye, the
body is warm and lifelike. Physician,
pronounce the child dead. bq, of course
The funeral will be delayed until The mat.
lr is hey ond doub,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

Twenty FIVE cents will buy packet OF
SEA Moss FARINE OF your grocer or
Druggist, which, in ten minutes. will
make sixteen quar-" Of Blanc Mango
Puddines, Cusisrd.. &C.. &c.
n~ For sale by Henry N. Billings, Shep-
herdstown,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

President Gran, has contributed $500
for the ben. fl OF Wilberforcs University,
Ohio. for the educs,ion Of c.lorej stu
den,s,