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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-16

sG" BRIErs.-liOgs very scarce slnco
the hog law, on the streets. Wheat
$40 per bushcl Potatoes 81. To-
matoea 40 cents per peck. IIucklebcr-
ries Is cents per quart. Roasting cars
20 cents per dozen. Blackberrios 8
cents per quart. Waiermclons in town.
Doctors say it is distressingly healthy.
Six churches in town and not sermon
on Sunday night last. A settlement"
rain on Wednesday and the corn is
cracking. Several weddings talked Of
in town. Merchants are complaining
of dull times. David Billmyer's new
house is going up. Henry M. Loyns'
new house has been painted and looks
nice. Our millers are grinding new
wheat. Some of our people arc com,
planning with "gripcs compassion.
Our paper mill is in full blast again.
The boys and girls are fixing up for
school, when trouble will again com
mence. Butter Is cents per pound and
scarce. Cisterns full of water. Mail
closes at 0 o'clock in the morning, and
opens ut ; in the afternoon. Heavy
blasts are still heard OH the S. V. Il. X.
in the town. Read everything in this
paper and you will get the worth of
your money. New subscribers to the
Register are still coming in. Our 'H'p
says every lady in town has her "back
up." Communion services in tho Lu-
theran Church tomorrow morning.
VIM. Weisc has opened grocery on
''tater hill" Money scarce and people
won't pay their debts. Pic Mics and
Bush Meetings are now the order OF
the day. Rev. J. Hawkins attended
the Lutheran Synod near Staunton. A
Sunday School PIC Mic took place at
Duffieids last Saturday, and G. L. But
Ter delivered the address. Lots of pref
" girls in town. The wheel atMarma-
dukes old Tannery is still making its
round, as for the last twenty years.
Princess and Mill Streets were again
flooded, owing to the heavy rain, on
Wednesday night. That's all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-16

r6~ TmANKs.-We return thanks to
MIR. John Hill, near town, for basket
full of the largest and finest potatoes we
have ever seen. They were OF the
peerless" variety, and none weighed
less than one pound. lie lras more of
the same sort. Mr.. Hill planted one
neck and realized ten bushels, nearly all
rs large as those sent us. They are some
Eaters and no mistake. The seed was
purchased of Briggs & Brothers, Roch-
ester, N. Y, and paid 81 for the peck,
including the freight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-16
THE r REGISTER.
SMepherastown, West Va:

sATURDAY........AUGUsT I6, 1873.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-16

HD- ScuooL NoTIcE.-It will be seen
by an advertisement in this issue that
Miss Fannie Harper will resume her
School for boys and girls on Monday
the first of September next,and we trust
that she will receive large number OF
pupils, as we feel confident, Judging
from her large experience in teaching
and the satisfaction heretofore rendered.
and her perfect competency in teaching g,
and her uniting energy, that she Will
give more than satisfactory returns.
Her terms will also be 30 moderate that
every parent can avail themselves of the
school. We recommend Miss Harper's
school to the public, at the same time
feeling confident that no better can be
found anywhere for the tuition OF boys
and girls, as she takes the utmost care
and pays undivided attention in the ad
vancement of her scholars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-16

D1r No Eastern mail on Thursday.
The heavy rain on Wednesday night
destroyed the b. & o. Railroad to such
an extent that no trains could pass mp.
About miles of road were washed
away near Ellicotts Mill. The Metro
politan road was also extensively dam
aged. .h .se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

nmes IA concentrated with considerable dilutons rs
10 form convenient work for the purpose OF reieohcc
The author quotes, with certain degree OF approF"
the surly remark OF Dr. johnson, that every man ~
rascal when he sick" This may he putting 100 nue.
noiut ON IT, but II no doubt contains vast amount OF
mn The blood becomes poisoned by disease, ana
Thus the fountain Of thought and feeling is corrupted
Rad air unwholesome food, III health, vice. poverty
and crime as DIR. Gorton strenuousiy lnssN' so
hand in hand with each other The climate OF the oncu
States he maintains, induces nervous resuesshess ino
tal activity desire stmulans and tendency TO SUI
cidal mania The whole Atlantic coast Is unfavoraoe
10 long life and good morals. Fevers OF the simplest
TYNE produce confusion Of mind and bewder the con-
science II the patient is a woman she Is morose pee
wish sensitive and takes more than her usua deisnt III
giving curtain lectures. II man, he is tmn-sknheu
and irritable, everything goes wrong his accounts WI"
not balance, he get no greenDacks Ior MS cnecAS
ON the bank, he is out of patience with the children
and does not refrain from scolding bis WIFE, Every
body knows that he Sick although the doctors do not
detect the character his disease The best OF Chris
tian 1t is asserted by the author, find II difficult TO sus
tain their reputation under severe attack OF ieVer
and ague The wide diffusion Of that form OF malaria
is highly destructive to good morals. On the other
hand, good health is often the reward OF morality lruo
courage under trials and misfortune exerts powerful
influence repelng the approaches OF disease lno
personal effect Of the moral sentiments visible even III
the looks and speech Of man. and stamps him as supe
rior being In view of this fast, Dr. Gorton feooui
mends that portion Of every day should be set api'
for moral and religious culture But this IN our o'
ion would be converting purely spiritual exercise INV
mechanical process. DR.. Franklins plan OF deVo'nS
week to the CULTIVATION of each OF the carunai
like hoeing at one time, ana potatoes ~
until the weeds were all killed out of the held mas never
moved very powerful means Of grace Ihere eau DC
no divine beauty and force Of character unless ne s
OF worship consecrates hour OF he ana each act
% 6v n peryaded with the sweetness and sancuty OF
a sacrament
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AZ ESSAY os TIE PascrLEs O. nrYT n5eIgss

AZ ESSAY OS TIE PRISCIPLEs or MENTAL HlGIENE By d.
A CONToS NJ D. I2mo. pp 242. J. b. Lp9iHoot' q Co.
In this desultory volume, the author has
presented the fruits Of wide range Of reading on the
mutual relations Of mind and body. illustrated by CO.
pons extracts, less opposite, from long si OF
snlsee aneOus writer's His work is destitute OF philO
eOphical form Conference, but sets fOrth
in All agreeable popular style many useiu
saggestiOns in regard TO the laws Of mental
and pbysieal health. The reader familiar with
te DEVELOPMENT OF practical hygiene within the past
few years will not find many statements with which he
ID ot already acquainted, but the essence Of many vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

HISTORY or TIFF REIGN or FERDINAND AND ISABELLA
THh CATHOLIC. BY WILLIAM H. Prescott. New and Revised
Edlsou. b. joins FosTER KIRK. Vol l. yols. limo
). B. Lpp.ucou Co.
This elegant edition of Mr.. PrescOtt's great
history contains the latest corrections and additions by
the author, most Of which published for the
first time. The editor, Mr.. J. f. KIRK, himself an emf
nent authority historical investigation has enriched
the volume with original notes, which always
brief pointed, and to the purpose. As a standard ed
ton for libraries, the present Will take the precedence
over all former issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

PRoEOUNClNG HANDBOOK OF WORDS OFTEN MlSPRo-
NOUNCED. BY RICHARD SQULE AND LOOMS j. CAArBEn-
lSmo Up. 99 Lee g shepard
For all practical uses, this little manual will
serve as valuable purpose as many of the more
elaborate treatses on the subject Of English orthOepy.
Il contains a list of about three thousand words which
are often Inexperienced by careless uneducated
speakers though correctly rendered by those who have
any knowledge OF the first principles OF elocution.
The introduction contains variety of useful sug-
gesons in regard TO certain common errors in pro-
nunciaton Dccasioned 10y the substitution of one letter
for another neglect give the proper force to the
letter which indicates the sound The directions for the
most part are founded on true perception. OF the
genius of the language aud point out the mode of ex
preston which distinguishes the polished speaker from
one OF rude and Negligent habits. In many cases, per
haps the differences of speech of delicate nature
as not TO easily detected in the freedom Of colOqua
intercourse but they always give character to the
delivery of the pubic speaker, which felt il not under
stood by the audience. The mode Of pronunciation
recommended in the volume may doubtless be
called IN question in certain instances. but where
uniform rule mas established either by authority
custom, the decision OF the authors may safely be
accepted for the sake of convenience. Their remark
that the most eminent OrthoGpsts in this country and in
England give 10 the vowel or before r, in the
words fare and there the sound OF long deprived of its
vanishing element We are sure. will not hold good of
the best pronunciation in the Northern States, although
il has always been noticed distinction of Southern
delivery Ia spite Of minor fleets of this kind
can habitualy consult the volume without practical
Improvement in his mode of speech. Is will tend TO
weed it Of those unconscious errors which is credit
to be free from, but disgrace TO make use Of.
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nUITNDFTPUIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

EpHllIADfl1IllA AMI I@iNlA Ia
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS. 10
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF Penn lfNS
viii leave Des0rosses aud Cou tllts- Ferries; ~,
$3.50 Erie Express daily except Sunial Nl4 taIin n n
Pairlph % NlLAmsp0r and Palace Iaf !" W.
CITY Arrive Sunbury G:iO: Wamspo 500 ocA llyel VOL
Remove ll:lO p luinetoa. jOs Cory COS Ere 20 a. n
Connects Al vnet0n OIL Greek aai Allegheny k'
r. Tor tie Region Ere With Lake Shore r. X oT al pos
".
$3.50 D. m Erie Mail Iy With Pullman Palace Car from heSlos
to Ere Arrive 6:2O WlamsDot, $40 Loek h-a,
945 Remove. IL lryucou, JlO CORY. O:lO Ere %
T. M neton vi oil Greek and Aeahesy hlIe,
Tor the oil Region; with Lake Shore r. r. for al pous "esl
W. 4. BALDWIN, General SupennteHent
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MUNRogs PHILOSOPHY CURE. l2mo. pp 1874 Cambridge
Until the practice of medicine is reduced 10
fixed principles and the administration OF remedies Is
naturally followed by the recovery of the patient the
nuble will creduous to every promise
of more efficient treatment The volume before us Is
one of the latest Boston novelties and the method which
announces is recommended by several highly respecta
bic persons in that city and its vicinity, who pro
TESS 10 have enjoyed the benefit OF the prac-
nee in their own experience. The names OF
those who have tired it without success OF
course, are not given, and we are not informed
on which side is the majority either in numbers or III
WEIGHT of character. The treatment is of purely
mechanical character founded on the structure OF TIC
human body and dscards the of medicine in every
form Tie author that the muscles are not the
otorpower but so placed as give connection to the
two nervous systems the motor and sensitive, while
performing the various movements which the body, III
its normal state is capable Of executing. The nerves
Of sensation in Dr. Munroes system, the agents oil
cure The mode of treatment consists in the adjust
1uent OF each set Of nerves. restoring the normal
relation lost by disease arrangement In the opinion
of the author the effect of drugs is destructive TO the
nervous system They may give temporary relief but 1t
is at ruinous expense Narcotics and anodynes are
especially INJURIOUS soaring the tissues and membranes
and thus preparing for inrmity and debility Dr. Nun
roe arms the efficiency Of bis treatment without any ana
from drugs or artificial supports. He brings the eX
perence OF nearly twenty in support OF his claims
The tone of his little book suited TO leave favorable
impression on the reader whatever conclusions NAV be
formed as the character OF his system. II Is free from
the vices of pretenson and charatansm and offers as
strong case as many that recorded ia medcalb books
of orthodox standing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

PRoNoUNClNG HANDBOOK OF WORDS OFTEN MIsPRO-
NOCNCED. BY RICHARD S0ULE AND LOOKS J. CAAIBEli-
lSm1 m 90. Lee. SheDard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
NEW;YQRK CENTRAL v AMP j. HUD z il,S

~ RIVER RALROAD.-Commercng MONDAY, Sep 10, 1873
Through trains will laaye Grand Central Depot.
800 Montreal Express, With draSingfoom ears
through o Rochester and 81. Adams.
chicago Express with asnsroo1 e'rs 10 Roe4
ester, Buffalo, &c.
1915 a. m, Northern and Western ErDress.
$40 m. Special EIDrcs for ALBANY ana Troy,
400 Montreal Express with seeDiDgcas ron he"hoh 10
Sc. Adams.
Cauandaigua
$40 m Pacific Express Daily Wit. sleeDngcis Tor Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. also for Chicago boa L. > aid H.
Railroads
ll:OO D. n Express with seepingcs for Troy anf AbauT
700 u. 300 and $3.50 .. ~. Pou1bkeeDde trains
$40 d. 4:l5, 6:2O, and 7;lJ p n, Peekskii trans
500 .. M Sing Sing train.
TarrytoWn trains Threhs Depot an stations
leave at 6:45 s.2j 1920 100. 3:OO 400 44O $40
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New publications.

VNHE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL teaches
Read Character Choice Of Puruts 50 YEAR, 81 30
for Fix months. y X. WELLS. 3o9 Broadway y. !.
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VAN NOSTRANDs
ECLECTIC

Proportions Of Pins Used in Bridges qlasirate) C. e. Bender
Upformy Strain. Contributions SpecToscopy; by Prof
Boilers Iron aud Steel Tires. On the
Prave force Magnets Manufacture Of Iron with Hot
GA. Whttbread Experiments the
Strength Of Cylinders Of Wrought Iron by Lee Marsh y
diy a Formula. Substitutes for Coal In the Production OF lila
mnaing Gas Explosive Agents Applied Industrial Puposes bv r.
A. Abel r. s. High pressure Hydraulic Engines by Arthur gg
Lightning Condnco The Aqueiucs Of Rome On
Manufacture Scotland The Humber Tunnel on Pourm EIpO
SONS by Stevenson Macdam r. The International Patent
Be Railway specifications Tor Iron Bridges Hdrauc
49,
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Book Hotees-Paragsphs -MscelaLeOus
TERMSssued in monthly numbers at 50 per single
her, 80 cents each ID. VAN EOSfRAND. Publisher
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A MEXICAN CE-735.--UtmOst value
~ LOANED Diamonds Watches Jewerg, Syerware, India
Shaws Lases yauables &c, viii buy Established 1854
j. II. BARRlNGER 735 Broadway.
MO. .261 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
Room B-Paror For Ladies Branch No. 207 Broadway. Money
loaned on diamonds watches Selry same bought and sold
NO. 1.191 BROADWAY, at Ii. b. MEL
yLLES Coral aul Gold Jege Sfhe Diamonds Watches, jew
erg &c &C. taken on storage money advanced required No.
.l9i Broadway near Twenty-eighth-s-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

I'm the course Of nm elaborate Historical!
article on Iuuesyrical f,ims Of speech,
he Saturday H,isie pays handsome
rbut. 10 ihe real dcu,a Of meaning In
che Qaaker use OF thre aud thou-a poiut
whirn many persons are Ignorant of wlo
undertake 10 condemn this p,cuiiarlty ut
speech, Nhn h"ariginal quaker, stys
The Hte;ug, rot styd against the use Of
b.. scrund per-ou plltal 10 exp e-, "a
-..rl, p.rson, % h 4 more 10 so, for
q eH selrtA thah may seeln 10 us 'oN'.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

Rev. Lewis c. Herman, Of Douglass
township Montgomery county, over
whose head 1T least sixty winters have
i.~sei, tloped on Saturday last with
aar.n Bauo, a widow lady of ah1u, the
same nge, who resides near Nj. Pleasant,
Washington township, Betks county,
aud anxious and interested Yariies are
scoprHs the cuuutfy iu search Of the
youthful ruuawnye. hut up TO this time
the brave Lewis and hi- geutle Maria
have Succeeded in eludiug their pursuers,
and arr 10 doabt Spending their honey
moon In some qpict uonk, there IN II
lonely cot. the world forgetting, lOugel
nnl, to be by the world forgot, and revsl
iii the supernal hli-ses OF two souls with
lint a single thought, two hearts that
bent as oue. Feii.y the sender Passions
dieth udi-
About two ycars age Lewis was mar
riet to Maria against ths Will of her
relatives. The marriage was room after
wards declared null AVID void by the
Court, owing 10 the lady not beng of
sOuuc mlui, and he was sent TO the
Lunatic Asylum NJ Philadelphia, where
she remained some Eine months, when
she was again brought home and close
watch kept over hes. Aher repeated
attempts, She has a. last given them the
/ slip and hied away with her lover. The
/ lady in question Is very wealthy, owning
very neatly all the property around Mt.
/ Pheasant ffom which iron orc Is being
taken.
Alr. neruaa WAS formerly In the min-
iatry, (reiOrmtd) and had charge OF
ssyeral congregations IN the upper end
OF Montgomery and tLe lower end OF
Berks couutirs. lie was, however, ae-
posed several years slrce, and la,tery
peddlrd books. He had several brothers
who were ministers, one Of whom We
helleved preached In this county,-Rcad
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

On Friday week, a man named 4. B
Shroot, aud his little daughter aged s
years arrived at New York from Ger
many his wife being already IL New York.
He purchased tickets for all three for
Boston by the Providence line, and had
his baggage transferred TO the steamer
Just before the latter cast of bis wife
asked him TO 90 ashore and buv an
orange for the little girl. lie did SO,
taking her with him, but before hc could
execute his erraud, the boat put oil with
on them.
The rocr woman was carried TO Pro7i
dence and thence she proceeded " BIstot
where she has relatives LIVING, never
do3bting that her husband ald daughter
would come on in the next boat. Dsap-
pointed in that she returned to New York
on Monday morning Ia great distress, and
laid her case before the police. The
missing man had considerable amount
Of money about him, and az he may have
incsutiously shown II, it is feared that he
has met with foul play. Mr.. ShrOot was
a sea captain, and the money he had on
his person was the proceed OF a ship b,
bad recently sole. II being his intention
to settle down 10 Boston for the remainder
of his life.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

Mcssrs. James K, O,good X Co., Of
Boston proposing 10 reiuquish tue bust
ness Of naEaz ne publishing, have sold
the g. periodicals, The .Atidntic Month y and
Fary Slt'rdaB, to M-ssrs. ilurt ard
Hpueuton of New York ana Mcssra.
H1uchton x O. of the Riverside Press,
and On. TouYg Faits 20 Ness'-. ser bner
X Co. of New Y5rk, publishers Of ine
now Juvenile maga2.ue, ~. -N.ehui9s. 1t
IS understood tHat this Important trausfef
Of she INA. .aBine- with which the Boston
house has been so long Identified wolves
a large SUN # money, aud has been made
upon terms VIII ch arc regarded by al
parties as mutually advantageous.
The January issu- %! 1hs Atlantic
N.sihlV and hyyy Saturday vii appear
silh the Imprint Of Messrs. Hard t-
Houghtou auo the Rirer-iie Pres, MI.
H0Nel.s Wili continue to edit IAs AtimHe
aud there wi, 10 uo change In It's general
character or management IN c0u-tqn0nct &C
OF The change OF proyrietOrs. Mr.Aidricl
will still edit FgrY Saturday, aud 10 both
these periodicals tie programmes alreaa ,
announced for ls74 Will be carried out
Our Young Folks viii be joined with St
Nicholas, aud will therefore disappear
from.the LET OF Bottom periodicals.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
A Horrible Baby.

A cores spoudent furnishes the Realm
Fagls the following lu'cIes Ing account OF
human uoustrosits born 10 POttsgrove
township, Montgomery county, near the
lower end line Of Berks county. The
letter, dated yesterday, reads IS follows :
" Yesterday morning 18th. the wife OF
Jefferson Orllip, residing along the Man
atawny. rear the Berks county line, sew
erAl miles sbave Pcttstowi,, Montgomery
county, gave birth to child which may
he regarded as u most Ondertni freak OF
nature. TIE child appears hearty and
well formed from the thoraX upward, but
The Mrger part of the anterior walls OF
the abdomen is wanting-the bowels
beng held in sta by deuse thin mem
brat which at birth WIS transparent,
sufficiently to exhibit the convulutions Of
the bowels. but 10 Is now becoming more
onaque. The anterior portion Of the
bladder ia also deficient, the urine rs se-
GREETED 10y the kidneys and conveyed along
the ureteia, can be seen dribbilg away
drop by drop, whore the ureiers unite
with the bladder. There Is also IN alb
seuce of the pefineum, and the rectun is
compltielv detached to the extent of one
and a-haif inches. From appearances OF
the genital organs, which are also def
ceni, the sex il that of female. Alto
gether IT Is ono of those rare cases that
ne profession Seldom wllnosses, and
exhibits Que Of those remarkable freaks
of nature which happily are quite rare
"The child Ia also clnb-footed. II Is q
full Line month child, nurses, aud may
live some days. The attending physician
is Of the opinion, however, II cannot
survive long"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

In the good Old days when flozglng
was considered as means OF grace, aud
anniversary professions, pic-Hics, and
CHRISTMAS trees wtro In the very distant
futnro, boy WAS asked one dAy 10y his
sunday school teacher. "JOhu, how many
Gois are there - "Two.' tstemly)
' How many g "Three, sir" - 'Johu,
how many GCds are there ~ Four,
sir" Az dge the logdHg commenced
and continued, while John rose rapidly,
aud by regular progression, to ten. Be-
v1al that he refused to 20, and was
ilrnliy sent home. As he "drag-el his
ov length along" he met boy on his
way TO the sane school. Going to that
Sunday school :" YES" "You are,
are your well, how may Gods are
.hcrel' "Oue," siouily answered the
toy, one" "Ore," chucSled John
ego on L. y boy. Go on mp there With
your Gue God, aud a good timo you wi,
nave of It. had ten, and theJ nogged
lne neaElY 10 death"