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RUFUS WILLARD,
Physician and Surgeon.

nR RUFUS WILLARD. Graduate Of the nj
versifs Of Ses York, des.r"as og locating
permanently in Washincton Territory. of-rs his
profess iona services the citizens Of oil AMI
surrounding country in all the departments 81
Medicine and Surgery. w.ihsEeh personal ohser-
v.tions = Collegiate Course among the Colleges
and hospitals cf New York sde,ds. the peeso,
trusts that be will merit liberal sha-r of pzhlie
patronage snd gill hold himself in readiness all
times 20 attend IN any calls in the lac - has pro-
fessio. 10 which his ensrr aiiensioa al be seso-
ted.
- Particular attention will 30 paid 20 dis
Eases Of women .ni hiidren, and all organic s~e-
tions.
Olympia. August 10Th, 1851. soft
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Private Medical once and Hospital
ISL CLAY STREET.
Oppositc southwest corner Of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. c. YOUN q.


Ia. J. G. Yorxc. who has become 20 celebra-
ted for the thousands Of cures which he has per-
formed on old, chronic mercuriel, syphilitc, and
all private diseases, without mercury Is consulted
daily a, his Office Isl Clay st., from A. n. TO
sP. N. A cure guaranteed or no pay.
Dr Young has probably had more practice in
ven~rcal diseases than any physician in California
lie cures all the sggra ated eases Of this dis
ease aaa mild ones he removes in from two 10
f,e DAYS The Doctor has for many years bees
known as the most eminent and successful physi-
clan practisinr In the United States. and what Is
inar. important To the patient, he always effects
speedy and permanent cure
Trsvelers seanen. miacrs and other. Who wisk
20 h. cared uifhcut mercury. hintrsnee from hasi-
aess. 90 exposure 20 friesds. shssid apply 20 hin
as soon a. possible. ssa Pssstes eure guaranteed
in all errxbse cases
The following srr . few of the naav sessisce;.i.
Of Dr. Ys.sg's ability . prarsisssser. Which
have appeared IN the Pabiie journais sf The ias'
fru years:
TFssu rsr Bnsrcx Nrrscar JcrsxAl.1
Although ne are opposed to the system az al
yertising fcr good aHa sufkcseaf reasons. still ~
deem IL bot jussice 10 say that Dr.. yeuag 10 on
cf the Industrious ard 1i<fsfigzh,e rofarie,
Of thu sedicsl ~ciesre In the rsised States.
(fRon Plcyrssos JAcxsss.l
Dr. Yeane. and las s~<n much q his practice ~
caa hear testimony 10 his merits - pssws;tissss
fFaou frs yEr Yssx HssAlp.1
The e~inence Of this Distinguished genfisaan d
his rros< ssise and the verr extend oppcrtusi
ties possessed BY him for the Observance ~ vsoe
rial diseases. makes his sssvi<es isvaluahls h
those afflicted Nth the sbsve complaints
lFsou RE WIG Axp Apvsansss.l
An afflicted With privass ee@psaisss kAeuld, 1
cc.sibie. consult DR.. roang, uhose medical edu
eat;on ia not SURPASSED hr anv phvs;cian in tn
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Life Illustrated. "

A first class Weekly Pictorial newspaper, dcvo-
ted to News, Literature. Science and the Arts to
Entertainment, Improvement, and General
Progress. Its columns contain original Essays,
Historical Biographical and descriptive Sketches
of travel and adventure, poetry, painting, music,
sculpture, ETC.; articles on science, agriculture,
horticulture physiology, education, and every to-
pic which is of importance or interest all combin-
ing to render it one Of the best Family Newspa-
pcrs in the world.
Published weekly, at two dollars year in ad-
vance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

dred and sixty-two," approved Februa-
ry twentieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one. shall be applied, SO far as
may lie necessary. toPay for stationery.
horse for the use Of the Office, lights,
washing. towels, ice, and miscellane-
Gus items. in additions to the items
mentioned in said appropriation.
Approved, July -, 1861.
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Mercury in mo- form enters into th<
Remedies adopted by DR.. Young

Mercury has been namcd not inaptly, "The
curse of Man" as, under the trcacherous garb of
rcstorcr, it bequeaths the most terrible disease.
We do not see it at once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface, it posons the blood destroys the ner
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
Of the joints, and rendering wretched, under the
name of rheumatism, the life of the suficres.-
"Thc remedy is worse than the disease" as many
poor, crippled, miserable, toothlcss wretch will
say, while pointing to his decaycd jaws and ulcer
Gus gums, he tells of its ravagesor at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leaden col
orcd sores which speak of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells of
wrctched days and slccpless nights.
All affections arising from the use Of mercury
perfectly eradicatcd and health fully restored.
All diseases Of u private nature
arising from impure connection, such as Ulcers,
Swelling of the Groins, Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
ondary Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptions, alterations,
Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilis in Children, Mcrcurial
Syphilic Affections, GonorrhTa, elect, Structures,
False Passages, inflammation of the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands, Excavations, Tumors, Pustules
etc., treated in the most scientific manner.
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The American chronological Journal

A Repository Of science, literature, and general
intelligence, devoted to chronology, education,
magnetism, psychology, mechanism, architecture,
and to all those progressive measures which are
calculated TO reform. elevate and improve man
kind. illustrated with numerous portraits and
other engrayings. 4 beautiful quarto. suitable
for binding. Published monthly at one dollar a
year, in advance. FOWLER L WELLS.
3os Broadway, New York
For three dollars. copy Of each Of the above
named Journals will be sent one year.
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"The Water.Cure Journal and Herald Of
Reforms"

Devoted to hydropathy, its philosophy and
practice; to physiology and anatomy. with illus
tratvc cngravings; to detetic exercise, clothing,
occupations, amuscmcnts, and those laws which
govern life and health. Published monthly, in
convenient form for binding, at one dollar year
in advance.
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Cure always Guaranteed or NO fee
REQUIRED.

DR.. Young would state that he has been pro-
fcssor Of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years, and is fully qualified to ad-
minister in all both medically and surgcally
not in a superficial, but in as thorough manner
as years Of study and practice--both in hospitals
and private families--can make. Therefore fami-
lies can rely upon him as upon father All in
ailiction can find in him one who can feel and
sympathise with, and befriend them in trouble
one in whose sccrcsy the utmost confidence can be
placed. Come, all ye that are afflicted and in
trouble, and you will be relieved and cured.
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C0A0LES =. 0ODDnNs.
Importer and Dealer in
TYYE P1IeoE8. Y1IvTII0 HATIllAl
INKS, CARD STOCK, he.
xes. lal anA ll8 Clay street.
San Francisco. January sth. 1861 .ioiy


Aa0t0istrooO9's NOoice.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
having been given TO the undersigned by she
Probate Cosrt At Pacific county. Washinetoa
Territory. ON the estate cf John McK~nua,
deceased. late a said county. notice IL hereby
given to all per~ons having claims against
said estate to prvsrnt them within one ycsr
from the date hereof; and all p-rsons indebt-
I'd 10 said estate are her~by nosiiird 10 come
forward imruneliafely and make payment.
JAMES Il. JOHNSON,
Administrative.
Rruecrors. Nov. 81. 1ael-Jw
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Popular Family Journals.

TNOWLER AND WELLS NEW YORK, PUB
lsh the following Popular aud Scientific Sc
rails, which afford excellent opportunity for
bringing before the public all subjects of general
interest,
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vs. e.
CLUB HOUSE GIN,

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
of the above Gin, offer it to the public rs the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up in GREEN CASES, and branded
w. S. c., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue to
receive the above Gin regularly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

Pure Ambrosial Whisky, in TASKS;
Pure Nectar Whisy, in new style bottles;
Pure Bourbon whisky.
The above Liquors are from the we'll known
house of VIM. S. Corwin Co., New York, and
arc guaranteed fine and pure.
W. d. CUMMINGS h co.
lmt 80 California ST., San Fran
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P6ElAN'8
Billiard Saloon.

p6EeAN'S
Billiard Saloon.
TINE sbove Billiard Saloon. With EIGHT FIRST
CLASS PHELAN TABLES, il nov open TO
the public. The Cushions on these Tables are the
latest passss, sed are aereai improvement on their
predecesseo- The ROOM 10 6tsed up 90 a. 10
combine ELEGANCE With COMFORT. The bar
wiI be kept supplied vith the very choicest brsads
IAAQuox,0,
60 o0GAxO,
Asd she s~ssesihso ssrs. By ssries sss<s,is.- TO
aeris Ne rssrssas< q an vke admire asd prse-
sire The CANE OF D1LLIARDe.
DAx. LYNCH,
n. T. HUGHES
- sni IN NensgosBery ST.,
Opposite the ssw Metropolitan Theatre
The subsrriher hers 10 isSsru sLe pshasr ia
the sseve aess;osed BILLIARD sALOOx 10 alse
issended 70 SERVE ~ q show and salesrss9 ssr
P0ELAHsS Paseoe Ce0honaasoa
C0n0oo0s 40 w00eo O1o.
ooog0 Tahees,
Asi Bsu;ssl Tr;nHi.es q every deseripssss
rsssiss essssss a psseAasisg o51lgd TsAsss yin
| shss have - sspsssssity a ss,resiag hsas Va
u<d assostnssa, bssh In ssyte and e1fsA and CA
also test shs Superiority claimed for ~ Csshis.s
asd raAlss- nr. DAN. LYNCH yin GDusys - ..
hasA, - ssa1y - eivs II sspsissi iu1.sDssisr
viii regard - tAe merits sfshsss JCS1lr CELE-
DRArED BILLIARD TAnl8S n suhs~r,b<,
cordially isvises al issesssasA paesSss - can -
exnmins. n. T. uuCuRe
Asens Ssr Phela.'s fsAn.s Cs1A;.ss;.. C..s-
lens 81 Modem Dilliasi Iahass.
So Fraseises, Jsly 10. 1881. ss.s
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DR.. Jacob Webber's Justly Famous In.
yigOrating Cordial Sanruifieri

The extraordinary and strange cures effected BY
this beautiful herbal cOncoction has astonished all:
it seems to suit every constitution. The OLD, THE
FEEBLE, THE LAXGUID, feel that new life and blood
is given them The rouc, the dssipated debauch-
ee, the weak from long disease from taking too
much medicine, calomel and other mineral poisons
the young man whose manhood is wasted, where
nature functions are inert and lifeless experen-
ces the bliss of ROBUST AND vigorous NAN.
HOOD His appetite is good, his sleep quiet and
refreshing, his mind and memory clear and Ger.
tain.
ne Sold in quart bottles by
REDlNGTON 4 co.
CRANE + BRIGHAM.
San Francisco.
And all Druggists in California, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
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To many. the above may seem err-.-,r..
praise 81 this eosresnse- bot IL hey eezss ss, :.
l hare. the Eaay uhs2 fhis kas r~x..r.S ).
health, thsr voGld &c: be surprised n ar -
cGsg. used in its praise. Te eE<s more s,r-;s-.-
iss, . useless o; least eighty ksse asrsa<v ~,
rsaasss9- ssG eaiy tLs shiek-A<.SeS. s.Ers-
skePiie and anbelisvsr can Ae.A4 sAs. !: !. "a.
most blessed heshh-Fsssersf and s;rsaxsi-~,v.,
ever invented by nAa- u ses.e-ss sss -.
nsniiy iESigorA'es the brshes dssnsyss<u' n,
noTe- IL replaces natural ueakness asd str,.--s
The desponding IL reviyes, the Eeble IL .rSs~,
~iih vigor, asd the eheesfsisess a.S ,,r,,~.
which Il restores, OF creates, also rr.serre. fe
The siekly wife ]; rnrsrss that degree Of ,;,.,
force necessary TO the browning jey .ad rrr., o.
jet Of mair;mony- To the debilitased ks,taps !.
gives the nerrous sss muscular snergy sAxi
eharseierises manhood. In all cases Of rerye,,
disease, low spirits, indigestion, liver conyl.ir,.
iudisposition TO mental exertioa, lassifrde enae;
alton. impotence, &e.- liz fact, ~ oil complains,
acute and chronic which 6epress and weigh dow,
the mind and body, it is an absolute, inisiHhle
gpeei6c,
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NO11ee.
ID p. ANDERSON Is ~ ssthsrised Ass.s
DE- dssisg ~ shsescs.
w AvuEs
osywris. September ., 1881. M:z.
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NATURES OWN REMEDY FOR NAN sIcK.
NESS n
That creates, reproduces New and Pure Blood
that acts on the liver, heart, brain, intestne,.
limbs and chcst-that revolutionixes the whole
system-gvcs strength to the most debiltaied and
weak-that contains no mineral, or other poison.
Such is, in truth.
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VV2D01 80
mE1lm Wln s
SICK HEN AND WOuRv .,
what Coasaaouses me,,aA

DICH- Pcre Blood xafzr.i P.rsesr.s;a, c.
H appetite ssr Food, ss<<y. Exerxis. a. -
sHjarnents of Mature uisk ssssaxsA 81 -
Mind and LiDAs-Aesisisy q Ne L:ser. a. :.
other Natural Fsnetioas-sseh state 4 a., y,
all, after using
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-13

MANUFAcHvRE or REFINED InoN Dy
ELEorRlclrN-A series Of experiments
which mightbo repeated hear With some
benefit, have been goingon at the works
of the Pennsylvania Iron Company in
Danville, lor some time undor thodires.
lion Of the Prof. Fleur and assistant Mr..
Adams. An attempt Is being made 70
refine iron by q combination Of cIcctd.
city and mitrogopiz,l hydrogen We
copy from the Danyi'lo Damoeflt tho
following article on tGe subjact. F
The electricity is generated by pow,
erlul magnetic electric mochine max
Ing some Eve hundred revolutions per
minute; large copper wire heliocs rovolv.
ing bagore tEelty Howrfi1l magnals.-
This mashine furnishes Tie prmarf cur,
rem, and pasias through q Ruhmkorfs
inducing roll Of lar1e size, ftorn which
tho secondary CURRENTS led into he pud.
ding Mroioes Whan tbeiron boHsup,
the tube copniniag the SSH is couaecled
th4 iron. A gr5at chboge seems To mto
place at this stage Of The process, The
ron, r,oths up aud ailer lew miputes
become cellular The Impurities leave
tho iron in Gaseous condition, Gni .ho
metal produced "a ora very d11 G5r5us
texture. We were SHOWN soBn piUcos,
which were so strong tbat i could not
be broken even w'ln the largest olelgq
hammer and bent mp 10 q citclo. The
process willdo groa, service il ,bg work,
Ing ofbnd non had wo aro fully confident
that rails made Of lhii refined iron will
soon be in great demand. Wqmyg also
seen somo fna magnetic steel Samples
produced in o similar manner, Which
seem to us in no way different from The
best English steel we have soon in Iiu.
rope, WeloarH also, thRta new system
OF woriag tbo iron from the oto val
soon be introduced ona l5go sole at
this worhs, and that they viii thoeby be
enabled 10 Manufacture iron in superior
quality Eloclrieity seems 20 work It's
way truly tclegropbia speed ntoall the
prominent mahuhc.UWs b,ancheo OF
The coplly
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siePi men p plswass KsgyI Fpch o'Aqr,

when IT. Caoy VsItSd fIopki6syill5,
Kenueky. the iirst yeaEof lhe Admins
trslion 0f Join 0aintH Adams. todef,uj
himselfasainsl the. charge or Bargain,
Iiintfigue thd corlupdon " he waa called
upon BY his iriS6dsat'6alarge and spa
cious saloon DtHaSthen Of fthatplace
hond a great friend ofMr. Clay, vas by
his sids presenting him TO his NUMEROUS
Flriehds 6s Iteyosmeldrward Present.
Ily tie Doctor saw lGetSll form Of the
eteenlric Governor Piuspr enter the
! door Of tliesaloon. Instantly he em-
bracedstl,e opportunity 10 polnthim D y
TO Mr OlBy,i and then whispereAtO him
thatIlmr tall m5natfhe door "is Gov
tPittsml ofPohd river, a most woShy
fhen Il Of yours @lom YOU must knew
without an Acknowledgement you mast
be ce7t6iS, before The leaves, 70 wish
that he may never have another iHya-
sion ofsdlirrels." Tbes posGled, Mi
CLAY stood his ground inthe center Of
Fthe saloon, willis the Governor uncoh,
cious Oithe innocent trick, approache J
him by degrees, saying us be came;
"Don'tintrodGoe me1o Mr., Clay; he
will know me and Ishall know him; for
great men always know each other on
sight" aaa o. g.ai1 ta
'f'hedGovernor looked everywhere but
inthe dghtplace,Gnd asked Jhepassed
I3 f" Where is the god.Iike mnn?' e4d
saying @lshall kboAratim Oh sight: for
great men liic bs never Miflo knew
each olher,aI beg Of you gentlemSa
not tointpduee us; wR will knoweaeh
other, though we have never seen eacA
other, Youssyhe isib the roon:--.
good, / shallfnd himli'H AWAY be stil.
ked toward the place where Mn Clay
stood. .aa
Presently lie drew himself up to his
loltest height upon boholdmg Mr. Gla},i
and eyed him for sometime in uudtcra-
bic animation Mis tlay st0ppsd i5r.
ward with hi bIonlesi smile aud sweet.
est voice and exclaimed.
Elbow are yoO, Governor Pittsm, Of
Pond River? amr.loiced to see you
"Hear chat! said the Governor,
didn't eli'you that he would know
me, and that Phsar would know tim?
Yes, yes, gentlemeO,lheis tie gjes,est
man that liyesm
After cordisliy,shsking hands, telling
a few happy jokes, Mr.. Clay said;.
my dear Governor, wish itbat yon
may live thousand years, that heslth
may iabonniIlhVoughout your wide do-
main, sllg.baa / Ga 6aay ueper ID e
other invasion ofsguirrels."
"Bless mel said ;lhe Governor did
you hearthatl, How did he know ,hat
my people lost their entire crop Of c2m
by squirrels?s Bless my SOU be knows
eyerylhingl lalways told YOU tbaI te
was the greatest man in the world
didn't |, hoys~
And tie Governor left in perfect adj
mlration Of the Statesman,
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AT ball given At fashionable hotel
in Rio Janciro last month, during the
dancing oithe Laneers, tho ball room
was suddenly inundated, by ariseinthe
river the ladies' being forced to get on
chairs and into the orchestra. In a few
moments the water in the room was two
feet deep, onl many Jewels were lost
The ladies' who were all very wet, we're
eventually carried in tho arms Of the
peoploto tho opperroo ofthO hotCl--
The inuaia.ioa subsidcl IN about two
houN
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Anew Atlantic Telegraph.


There is reason to telieyc an attempt
will shortly be made TO connect England
and America once more by the electric
telegraph, aud this time with greater IN.
creased prospects ofpermaoent success.
Recent occurrences have impressed the
Governments Of England and Of the
United States withlhe enormous impof.
tsnce ofsuch a means Of communicaiion;
and the President and Government OF
the United States have decided on civ
ing every support in their power to any
well'constfucied projects of Tint kind.
The Government of tha United States
have, in liberal maaner, offered to sub.
scribe o0e-half Of the sum which would
be required Tor making the cable
and give tho use Of vessels oI
thoir nayyia assisting to lay it, provided
the British Government will grant the
remaining portion Of the sum.
Mr.. Cyrus Field, who book SO active
part in reference to the former Allan,
tic telegraph, has wO ara informed, un-
dertaken mission to this counlry, for
the purpose ofindncing the British Gov.
ornment to actin a spirit ofequal ljber.
ality, aud cooper acting with this friend
ly offer on the part Of the United States.
As further evidence Of the friendly
spirit which has actuatel this offer, The
Government of ito Uuilod States are
.fon,sttYo c9gi2a{. >aai ias, t4}g,Ssab
should have its terminus on British ter
ritory, as that wiil afford the nearest
point of Recommendations with England OF
Ireland. = london Observer.
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What is and What is not na'riioii'm.

E.srzzllttlii ilil.a =
e, M, .I!s' ~, III Z. a., ;; !, Z M ys9
""'' . '''H '4t' 4''
e... u,
! !" Aet' u"S " O"' N"''o''at t'i'u' w"
the term--Patriollsm, is so IudIScrimle'
oteIy use,lihal il seems necessary 10
pario;ilarly understand what 4 IS and
. q, ~ :
r'''' 2 p9.' ~ Nis'eNsi P0'-,9u y
the country IN whatever communIly or
in whatever group Of individuals, the
vol may be used, its characteristic
meooisg e claimed 10 he nossasscd and
/. ,homa3 IN IN a.,,,,,, d, .a,;,;',.
OgV''O :! -" m,' a. '''"''' s"S PO''''O"
o' patriots Inc reoe!5 IN arms
lighting to overlhrow the government
that protects his life and propcrty. ayows
himself a true patriot. The nan who
fSoshirs only al the shrine Of party, aud
claims thai party affiliations are more
sacIed ana more binllihe litaD the Cor.
.ilafidn stia 4ile tsys 81 ~, Aiiss i.sS8t Z,
declares himself patriot. Even those
who Boldly otlirm-t that the monarchiai
institutions ofEnghua, Of Europe, are
far preferable iothe Republican insitu.
tons of the United States, pIoisss TO be
patriots is not possible, therefore,
lhcterm which conveys tAe iiea Of such
noble sentiments as are evocoted by the
use Of this much abused word, can be
susceptible Of such incongruous meaning
and applications. Were we TO invoke
iln sarre1 shodca nr eor,o of .L,
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sOao of The Compromises.

AitaP6 some Tho pseudo union,s5
Iare ia'klng Compromise, Among tbt
Enrojssb suegests1 4 tbe following BIZ \
ad;s,,s I,n; M .,.,,.,,,l..n, In.
t,s3 rs'''s"'
Nou y g'n'' "u'cn may win Oous'uef !
ton tl&te, bntnot here lf not yet!
praclisablS, il Is certainly funny
"l3Tbat Inc Union shall be main.
'tainedlfor resloredl
N,e3fba, Nh TSnoolo sb,n continue
Pfesi,4pf
3ts Tbat Mr. s,word sball roI,p tbe
Vice Pyosidentsbin md be .ucecs8od IN
JEFF. BFyis +
n "a TbatlN tbc termination Al Mr..
Iiee5lb !, Aod of onico Al, Dayis
shall $5seaSs h 1 Ptssiisnt, wirbam nn J
electiso, 4 Sfr Lincoln serye ny WIZ
PIesi 8t.so ID 10 place both gnrtie,--.
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The Emperor qlandols, whan'nu wQN
man refuses to own lef son, ordered
them to bomarricd Thc mother own
Oh up stoncc. ,lo ps'. ~ lnF
af3 fl---------..i-'. '--.--l-.-..' tlfttA 1pg
Anup,couatW editor has beSume ssas
witty that his wife mqkeNollf fthc lq,ttgr
iiiat iis family uses Ilom lhc rreaW N
his jokes
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-13


Rcbpi Prophecy u s.la
The Richmond Dispatch January 2olh,
loY9d a rqgpw ot tbq Government pto-
IgrqmnoMith Che ia!lagiag predictions,
which have not been y.,seilg carried
out. There certainly was a lying spirit
ia the mouth ofono prophee,
r"Wo have scotohed the snake On the
potomqclwe did the same thing before
winter SCI y iq Weslcrq Yirginia, We
| did Il IN lhe most summary manner on
tho Peninsula in June 1t docs not yct
appearthat we have not yet lone IL 10
Iasglltcky slbe moysaiepis ofih6 ser.
1pentqre TOO fecblo on theico5St ~ Il is1
sissiPpito require as yet amy decisive
steps against him there. We have scotch
ed the snake at Beaufort
Burnside Is the lat icoi of the
reptile and if we can cripple and
destroy him there, our troubles may be
get down as over; for The eucmy's lreasu-
| ~ is now bankrupt. and without some
eroatand brilliant Yuccess which viii
will put him in possession OF cotton.
this war mpst break down in few
months, We have no apprehension
from Burnside, but PROMPT aud vi.or.
Ionsrnlly oia&r people aaains, This r.
Vorite entetprise oCthe enemy viii curry
dismavand despair 10 the hgart Of the
North