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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01

farm Of 90 acres. near nciIirIds. this
county LaI: -uIle tom SHIN. Valley Railroad
Junction. frIc s95.uo per ac Z.
4 farm | ? mdts lr"m ChHlesiowr. hl'
county, l25 scres, on PIKE. Pace SS5 ~ per
acre.
: farm of ga acres. in the upper e'se Of
Clarke connIy.on pISe, 100 acres oi lumber.
Price Si5 per acre.
4 arm ., IS are. miles from Manu'a"
Gap RaiI,oad. IN aueu county. A. az e. III
tinker. Pnce 500 pee acre. THI- Land nHs
h en- Ia,ing pei cent for the last i've yeas
on p'ICe asked
bui.dlnrs good on all tn above nsaCd farms
We also have for sale Coal Land. in dc.
fercnt part, of West Virginia, ~ tracts OF
from two hundred acres to three hundred thou
sand acres, aud ranging ~ price, from : yer
acre t. $1,000 ditto. Particulars a. to loca-
ton, &c, on application 10 the undersigned.
2UuU ,UUO acres OF Iowa aud Nebraska lands
for sale by The Burlington and Missouri RIVER
Rallr"sd ComPar., al IS, 80 aud SI2 per
acre, 81 credit Of Years ~ D per cent ~
terest, one month oi the prmcipIi pay able an.
nually alter the FIST two years. The pro.
ducts Of the land will pay the purchase nIoney.
Fun description gwen at our Office.
Address LEE, ZIlILE x CO.,
Shepherdslo~p jeff. Co.,, wa.
May 90. le7l II
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EpcAR NJ. LAz,Ers RoDLRr \. TAYLOR.
L. NJ. LAZARUS & CO.,
COM MISSION
vi T. IL Oh A y L =,
No. so Soah Gay Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
REFERENCES

DOPE. III -,zrs. Water * -. Tubs
Al and wash iiOsId-. FOR s~!c 10y
McCurdy & Duke
DRENCH Muffin Pa"s. fot 81" by
i MrCurGr IL Duke.
DRIGH J. Steel Iloe,. ,. 3 aud 'Inr
ID Futk-. Shov'ls .uI Susrhe', Jps te
ceIsed and for sale by
McCurdy & Duke
HARVEST SUPPLIES Of al KIN.
* On our Int) just received snd Tor sale
by McC"dy & Dusr.
VI7ArER Cooler.. Children. va"
II rr- (,om-rhIog nea) ou'rr WsI'r'-
oi al : r.. Crambrr Seu-. jn.t rrrrI'rd
and TT -sIe by Mctur@y & DuAe.
\ LARGE stock Of T'n~sfe Of al
r hrld-. tor ssIr by
MrCud, & Dvke.
ORASS Preserving K-uIp.. lion Spopn',
- l. ,dles flc.h F"tk.. Tia rlars. aud
otnrf llarsssi So P'Ir-. tor 'aIr hy
Mccufdy & Duke.
Ok rOZ. Ilarve.i Rske-. Gr,rn Cts-
AZ dlr.. SrJ thee aud " bet Stone. Tor
-.lr ny NrCurdy q Duke.
WE are j"'t receiving . fol s'nrk OF
W U.rGSsre aud OTTER pOOJs ~ cur
Iine, which viii he ,old low.
NcCURDY e. DUKE.
june 3 Chahr,tOun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
10 OK HE X r. !
An Ingenious, Successful, Eco
nominal Invention Tor the
People.
Originally Patented BY Judge ilsrPt'. o!
fexas.
EASY WORKING
Hand Flour Mill.

g. II csn be oprrsl,d by hov zen
YEA. old; .Lsr. Iime and Money, rni
BEN. thoioulty well made WdI last,
lrrum,. When r"rkrd i'r n.n'pnHa'
non. II rsn ,, srni any di,isacv ~ubvvi
dagger ar rrs,k.se az l,Juy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
ss2SS in 10 DA Y 5

MADE By ONE AGENT Do you want
SITUATION az salesman at or npsr horIr To make
s. /, s2n per day Eel ing our lev I srHnd
hne Vie Globes LInts to last fl ever.
Samp!a ir,c Address Hud, II River " ire
Works. I3 MAIDEN Lane cor. or " alter stctL
New York. "r Is Dearborn 81. ChionGo.
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II. LEE. IN zIrTLE. is BSAGOAikR.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
Valuable Property.
Fire. Life and Accident InsU-
RANGES effected in the most
valuable Northern and
Southern Companies.

TIE urdeTsig nrd have a number OF tracts OF
| land and farms, from all sections at The
Southern States. which they can sell upon We
1, reasonable terms. Persons Wishing 10 Pur-
chase lands OF real estate OF an, Kind, or hsN-
M propert, to dispose Of. will DO Well 10 mske
arpiic .liuu luus lie following Ifsc,> ~ IhIs
cslIIS We offer upon very reasonable terms:
Town Lots at hephercslO"u.-These lots
front Oh the llalllo"u turupISe 40 feet, aud run
back 90 - Iect alley - feet, aud ATE near
The lue Of the Shenandoah Va ley ESilroAd-
aurver l,'iIns sGrlng NerH cunNenirnt.
\ Iract ul - acre. adj joining Size. he'dslowo,
Jefferson County, W. ' g., ImmcdiII,N GA Tie
turnpike rad ard ShenaoGo.h Nallr, Rail
rO1h. and Wei! ws;ereJ, with meade" !auJ, sud
hI- iruIt.
Two small farms mile and halt from
- erh. rds,own. uue continuing Ia acres. and
through winch TIE Shruund IN ) Hey Railroad
Is la. out; he o,her contains l!O acres.
4 beautiful farm IL Clarke county Va, i'm
mcdlleiy on toe turnpike Dad rU". BerlNIiie
To- CLarlesi0"n, well lImhered ard watcrrd.
with = syi,ndid orchard OF well selected irnt
and very comfortable buildings, containing 100
acrrs.
A rr.ct Of land in Berkeley County, W. Va,
ou Back Cr,eE, Ia the cuai regions, rUn'al"nS
go acres, aud On which - one VI the htest
Sulphur Sirlns> III Tie Stale.
trut Hnl. Th's delightful farm contains
2j5I acres, Is about ,, mli's uorh wet Of
She, herd,ln~u, hos upon II two large cominr-
table BRICK dwelling huusrS, huc barn srd al
other rrce.snry ,Ut buiidirg>, well waIertd
and splendid ,aueil OF iTu't.
Falling Sprug contains 10 acres, also tao
yer, LARGE and well arranged dwellings; one OF
the finest SPrI"g' m the State; pond vel
stocked win Bass fish, and a. hie variety OF
fruit a. can br found. TIT, farm Is GA good
tu,n,i%. about mtr soGlh OF ShCrhel d,iown Il,
OIL the $hehanGuah Valley Railroad.
TIE lot IN She hrrdSIown, at the corner OF
High AMI Princess streets, uu winch i az Old
Factory " Ith a water wheel aud excellent va
ter power ahurdng a most desirable site tor
The establishment ui a door and sa>h factory
AID panu mill, ar TOR the ma"uiLcI0ry Of
agricultural IMPLEMENTS. On the sam- lot -
comfortable dwelling house and garden.
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lHNEsHIlG hAGHIIL5. REAlEHS.
NOW Frs. &c.

I HAVE made arrangement. by which can
l furnish almost any th'ns the Farmers, or
an, one else. may want ~ The Machinery hue,
but would have II understood ttat ! tm SIc-
cal Agent Tor tnr RUSSELL KEArEh and
Mover, believing, a. / JJ. Tor '1riuus reasons.
aud from pfdcIic,l experience, that there -
nothing ~ their lide superior 10 thtm winch ~.
serlIon propose prove at The proper TINS
aud rI.ce IA the field Should any conclud. 4,
try our Machines they will please hand N the,r
orders corI,, ~ the great demand ior 'hvra
may cut oil late orders.
Respectfully submitted.
s. Is. HARRISON.
Shepherd,iowu. Arrl -. ls7l. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
WOOL WANTED!

THE undersigned, Agent, for large Manu-.
featuring Company, !, prepared 20 pay the
highest price for Wool IN cash, delivered in
ShepIerd,town. Persons selling their Wool
will be furnished all kinds OF Factory Goods
next fail at msnufsciur,pg prices.
ID. 5. RENTCH, Agent.
A,ril %. is7I. ~
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AGbNlo LOOK SIS to So Per DAY.
Easy. senjeci snG pruf'ahl bu>Iurss. \ lI''le
Novelty with everybody wants. SUCCESS
SURF. Send for circulars. Cnurchd Il
emrieton, Manufactures, 6i5 BrJad"ay, y.
York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01

Major Andrew Jackson Donelson, died
at Cincinnati, on Monday last, OF ohole-
IA p1bus, aged ~.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
CHEAPEST GOODS
IN TOWN

THE undersigned informs he Public thaiha
| ha, ji.l orened large supply Of ses.ona.
Die DRY GOODS. which have been nriocied
with great care, purchased 10 the b Of p,aIksls
Tor cs-h. and viii be sold at prices Dist car
not tail to please. H.. stock Of DRESS
GOODS is unusually till aud complete I'm
brscIng many nrw isbrc., and the ist.,t
styles. 4 yer, large stock 81 CLOTHS. CAS-.
slMLkES, rs iINGS, LINENS, &c. &c.
ior Men and By. wca'-'s'y cheap. Carpet
ing, Nailirg., Oh Claihs. zoos sui Shoe,
Hats aud C.p., GROCERIES Of every de-.
cupton. F'sh. Salt, Shpsaf., CoAet,, syrup,
NotIOus, HARDWARE, Trnwafe, wuodrhvsr..
nd ~ tact every hing Ma; can Do E,n.gd be.
lougIng TO well krpl store
Call before purchasing s.'cwh.ro, ,n> YOU
will ccIt4iniy reeve Bargains
". T LEMEE.
ShsphcGd.iowu, April 80, Ieil. ~
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Nrw Advertisements.
s O'CLOCK.
SCHOOL TE.7CHERS

Wanting Employment. at from s5' to 500
per month should bdJress Ge'gi'r q MoCuI
dy. rHiladrphra, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
ATTENTION
f A IL Nj f. X 5 -!
Read the following certificate:
Sherherd-Io"n. ". Va,
Auyu.t rs. 1870.

Shrthetd. ioun. w va,
Augu.t l6. 1870.
Mn. |. w. HAPLI>E- 81: W. 'l'e
under. ,gred hrrh cerhiN thai VIZ ha'-
used Your PHOSi Hale upn cur
uhea, and aud from exprrr n"" lr"-
nonnrr /, to b, a NO. FER lLlIEk.
We feel assured that We have Raihtd III
quality. u.rghi md qusnnIy. on all rfops
heretofore r4ise5 bv US. giving In'l ana
ADEQUATE compensation therefor We IN
,rnJ using the same on our lands heira'
YER. and do mosi cteeriully recommend
me ssmr t. AL farmer, feeling assured
that # once t,lrd ne, will use no other.
R"sprciI"Il>. &c,
IHOS LlrKLlDER,
JACOB FULk.
JOHN ID SIALEf.
THOMAS TURNER.
LORENZO ErCHlSON,
|. TuOS. ClIApLlNE,
MARIN BlLLMlER.
Til. undersigned hes on hand and Tor
sale about Is Tons OF the shove ftru!l-
ztr which will be sold III large or small
quan,li,s. To close on, A: sl.o B'rrel nj
Bone. Ton Of Salt Cake, and hoxer
10 witch 10 manufacture The Fertilizer.
Cali and examine The sr'!clrs. they
will be scd upon reasonable 'erma.
ISAAC ". CHAPLlNE.
Sktphorlstown. June - 1871 {
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llIlE C,l,brsred Ercrl-rur C"ok Srn,e
j for sale by H. C. UaIfsn.
III KEELING Cook Stove. Tor .sl~
II by H. {. U0rim.
! IL Stove, warranted to pise .sGsfsc
y uon by H. c. Uarien.
YIIN snd 3hsel Iron Ware OF 20, osn
\ manufacture. made nui NJ the best
ma et.l, Tor s.Ir by H. c. Martin.
EARTHQUAKE 'i'nn"n pad to Root
7 lg aud scouting. and oil kin,s 81
J,b Work, IN town or c"nniv. in ny
line Of bu.lpe... H. {. Nq1ea.
livery HING belonging 10 veil
u furnished Iin and Siuss House kept
un hand sud Tor ssle bv
H. C.. Uarf.n.
Sn'pherdsIown.
Nav 81 1871. n
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snow-stOrm with his face, and felt a
sense of triumph over all his difficult
ties. The bulldogs jaws had been
his teacher, and how the steady, strong
and conscientious legs of the roam in
spired him.
Shocky bad not spoken. He lay
listening to the steady music of the
horses feet, doubtless framing the
footsteps of the roam colt into an an
them of praise To the God who had not
forgot. But rs the dawn came OH.
making the snow whittier, he raised
himself and said half-aloud, us he
watched the flames chasing one anOth-
or in whirling cddics, that the SNOW
seemed TO bc having good time of it,
Then he leaned down again OH the
masters bosom, full of Il stilfjOy, and
only reused from his happy reverie to
ask what that big, ugly-looking house
was.
"Sec, Mr.. Hartsook, how big il is,
and how little and ugly the windows
is. And the boards is pceling off all
over it, and the hogs is right i'm the
front yard. 1t don't look just like "A
house. IL looks dreadful. What is
it?"
Ralph had dreaded this question: -
He did not answer it, but asked
Shocky to change his position Il little,
and then he quickeued the pace of the
horse. But ShOclly was a poet, and Il
poet understands silence more quickly
than he does speech. The little fell
low shivered as the truth came to him.
Is that the pOoT-hoIse ~ he said
catching his breath. "Is my mother
in that place? Won't you take me in
there, so as can just. kiss her once?
Cause she can't see much, you know
And one kiss from me will make her
feel so good, And I'll tell her that
God ha'n't forgot" He had raised up
and caught hold of RaIph's coat
Ralph had great difficulty i'm quie,-
ing him. He told him that if he went
in there Bill Jones might claim that
he was Il runaway and belonged there
Aud poor ShOcky only shivered and
said he was cold. a minute later,
Ralph found that he was shaking with
Il chill, and horrible dread came over
him. What if ShOcky should die :?
1t was only q minutes work to get
down, take the warm hOrse-blanket
from under the saddle, and wrap it
about the boy, then to strip off his own
ovcIcoat and add that to it. 1t was
now daylight, and finding, after he
had mounted, that Shocky continued
TO shivcr. he put the roam TO his best
speed for the rest of the way. trotting
up and down the slippery hills, and
galloping away on the level ground
How bravcly the roam laid himself to
his work, making the fcnce-corncrs
fly past in 4 long procession! But
poor little ShOcky was too cold TO no.
tice them, and Ralph shuddercd lest
Shoclly should never be warm again,
and spoke to the roam, and the roam
stretched out his head and dropped
one ear back to hear the first wcrd of
command, and stretched the other for
ward to look out for danger, and then
flew, with splendid speed down the
road, past the patches of blackberry
briars, past the eldcrhcrry bushes, past
the familiar Tcd-haw tree in the fence
corner, over the bridge without regard
to the threat of II fiVc-dOllar fine, and
ut last up the long lane into the village,
where the smoke from the chimneys
was caught and whirled round with
the SNOW.
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TIE RECENT STORM.
Value of the Signal Es,urcau.

The remarkable storm, which cX-
pended its fury over Il large area of the
West, all of the lakes and nearly the
entire length of the Atlantic coast, has
elected comparatively little public at
tentiOn, evidently for the reason that
it was not distinguished by-,ny extra
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many vessels which would otherwise
have been involved in its perils. The
storm began far out on the Western
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south extent, presenting front of
at least two thousand miles, But it
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and Nebraska, and the swift mcssen-
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gulf, but this side of the Alleghanies,
as If designing to foil science by stratc-
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forewarned and ready for it. How
much of loss of life and property was
thus spared the country 10 man can
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and its complete anticipation at every
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which is as beautifully simple rs it is
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seemed bat Il small element anyhow.
The love of woman might lie denied
him, but there still remained what was
infinitely more precious and holy, the
love of God. There still remained the
possibility of heroic living. Working,
suffering, and enduring still remained.
And be who can work for God and en-
dure for God, surely has yet the best
of life left. And, like the knights
who could only find the Holy Grail
in losing themselves, Hartsook, in
throwing his happiness out of the
count, found the purest happiness, a
sense of the victory of the soul over
the tribulations of life. The man
who knows this victory scarcely needs
the encouragement Of the hope of fu-
turc happiness. There is real heaven
in bravcIy Fitting the load of ones
own SORROW and work.
And ii was good thing for Ralph
that the danger hanging over ShOclly
made immediate action necessary.
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sent on receipt of cash at the rate of s. -
per VOL, freight at expense Of purchaser.
The postage on HARPEE's WEEKI.Y is q
cents year, which must be paid at the sub
scriber's rost-Oice.
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HARPER s BROTHERS, New York.