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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-19
HINTS FOR LADIES.

Lo,yOur husband relurn hone from
his lobou al night, anl fad tie fire out
his tee and toast cold. and you in the
patlor reading novel,
II he tells you he ram biz expenses
ore greater lhso hi.iocomq, and propo-
see to move iOtu imalIer house. Set
down and cry about il. Tell him you
nlwayS lived 10 large house before you
wac nsrrisd aul y9e lhlnk \ is.Ssry
ctcel for bin to 'ilgtscs you now intbd
eyes of all the world by putting you 10
shanly,
lryou ask him for money. and ho
says hs has note to pay on lhs NOR
row bu, PtoniGes you shall bave il ns
soon as he can spare il. tell him you
mover asked him for money 10 your lifs
but he had nots to pay; aud ho is
willing 10 disgrace himself by letting
his Sit9 wear hsr fall boonet in Dscsm-
bsr, you are sure you don't care you
will never ask him for q cent Ss long sS
yoUeliVa.
Hat tho end Of lev mon no he faila
10 business, don'i like = SenSibls woman,
make tho best Of his misICrtunss or hsIP
hm 10 bear hi, trouble by your Eynpa-
thy, bu, cry as your heart would brSAk.
Tell him BY miGmanogs mentid business,
he has brought dreadful ditgrsOs upon
you onl your fimiiy. ani hs coanot raSS.
onably expect aDy of your parents sym
pa!hy.
Hint occasionally bafoTe him, Of how
much higher position yon held in sOsic-
" before than GineS your marriage.
Let him knoS how many dresses Nj.
So-and,s buy, for HE wife. and how
much better he lorer Ter Ibsu your bus.
band doe, you.
II he h,a business to call bin out in
lho evening bO surs and fret. when no
returns, about ba being cot Of nights,
and about his disiiknE 10 be At home
With bis &mjIy. Il may lave a tsndenOy
to make him like homo aud the society Of
his wif1 bOI:srl You can try il,
fJoa have lille children 10 kssp At
home, whine OVs'y lime hS comes into the
house ubaul baias lial Ol homs. Then
IL he proposes 10 take you and the chill
drou ride, tell him you are tired half
to death AMI don't wlat to ride Very
likely he will leave the house closing the
door with roroo Sn,ush to shake ia very
foundations, thinking that you may slOy
at home ualil yoar dyirS day. before hO,
will ask you to 90 Ontagsin.
You must dod Iault on cysrY posi-.
bic way and tell him regularly every
day that you do not boliOyo lhcrs is an.
other woman 10 town that has % hard a
time as YOU aud in rOIum YOU will have
SimpOIicnt and disoOntenIod o bsbund
as Can DO found, and one who Wi'l come
hOme only at eating and sleeping hours
land you may DO lhaalful 10 SEQ bin
then.
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DIR. l.. H. CAMPBELL,
Physician aud Surgeon,
Ppilt Plcn2nnI. Mt,L Ia

Poim Pleasant, Vest Va.
HAVING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant, offers his professional services
10 the citizens oi the town and vicinity. lie
hopes by strict attention TO business, to merit
continuance ol the liberal patronage ho has
already received,
lie may 10 found at all times at his ollicc
When not professionally engaged.
November 5-ly
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be cut Oat of your living body. May
heaven preserve your soul he added,
mOsliuglN tor your o'r'hIy paa is
doomed
DO not be too sure Of that ezclaim'
ed La,omic. Indignantly 4 was norer
born to die by the haOds Of such COW
crjly misoreanis
The socialist leader laughed.
'Ahl Monsieur Laromie, he said sar
cssiiaal}y, why wouII you aot be war
ned oy your rrioad2 Women will bo
thoaea;6 of you, tcl,,
Wbo is this wom,n?' asked the de-
teotiYe not needing .aa iauo!,
'Hst ne answer thai said Madame de
Noel. Monsieur Latomie,' she added,
Il an Que who has long owed you a
dels cfyeugosuto. Two years ego, you
arrested woman named Marguerite
Poison. charged with numbering a
FreSsb sollier She was tried by your
eouss, and condemned to death. Ths.
wouan was nay mother.
well, said L,romie, calmly. she w,s
nat s,ccuted'
No; but she was transported,
'Bnt the government subsequently,
patdoned her, anI gave her permission
to return to Fraaoo'
'rtue; bu, the pardon was too la,e.-
Wbca it reached AIgeri,, my mother
wa, dead. swore to be revenged on
you. hate you a, he that caused my
mothers death. anl | shall witness your
execution with joy.
What ia your nsmel'
'Mhdclns Dcsmoulino.'
'Taen YOU are mistress Of the chief Of
this club. A pretty couple, truly, aud
a pretty scnpe you have gotten me in'ol
Well, thea; Madam Julie dc Noel, alias
Madeline Desmoulino, il i; will afford
you soy satisfaction, to know thot, in
stead Of causing your mothers death, |
tried to save her. In the DISCHARGE OF
my duty, Iarresled hoT and, although |
belia7ci her guilty of the oGonso char
god against her.lpiued her. To ob'igo
me. tle Chief Of, Police iaIerceacd With
the Minister of IuHlice, and procured the
chaEgo Of her sentence, and 6aally hit h!illt
pardon. II yoh doubt this, you have
simply TO apply to the Chief Of my com
mOnI, anil he viii cOPirm my assertion.
The woman turned pale as death =
Cqlmipg her agitation. sue turned 10
Roulier and said, hastily: Spare him
unlil End out the truth Of this.
Sop said the detective quickly. 81
will not allow you to intcrcede tot me,
If you would give me my lreejc0i noS,
I.woud no, accept it from you
The woman turncd away and left lie
room. NJ. Rou'ier directed two Of hia
men 10 lift the detective, who was bound
so securely as 10 be helpless, and convey
him to the dungeoa. The order was
cbcyoj. Rouli,r led the way, carrying
a large lomp, and the rcmniader of the
men followed, bearing the detective with
them. They passed through the ball,
descending a stone staircase 10 a large
cellar, and paused before heavy closed
door. This Roglier opened, and the
marty n,.sed into the room.
The detective was set down on the
floor, and Roulier, elcva,ing the light,
..;I. dooL ,,o,,1 y,n M,nsispr L,r-
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look at a woman again,
He had bcea ia the cell litle over
an hour. wksq.ha heard noise {" il
| part of the G,or was being moved lie
lsleaed inteoiS, The sound eOa'iouod
to be heard, Tben some one spoke his
name 10 Whisper.
'L,romje! w you heFei asked a
voice,
Yes rcpIpi the detective bqI who
in tho fend's name are your
The voice repeated the watchword Of
the secret police, aud then Lsromis be
came conscious of the presence OF an
other person in tho cell,
'Regnnrt i,i,you?' asked LaFOmie'
who recognized the voice rs that Of one
of his fellow daIOctiyos, How did you
get hcp''
Rcguard drew back the shade Of a
I,rt lamar, .,l sLoWed Laromie
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Dr. =. q. SEAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WENDERs his professional services to the
J. public. Calls from the country promptly
attended to. Office, corner Maia and Third
Streets, in hisnew building opposite Presbyto.
rian Church. Hp5-ly.
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A LARGE assortment Of Sioneware ofall dc.
IA Scriptions. from = gallon up, Just reeeiv.
d and iCss SSlSh U0bB l. BRYAEB.
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rEoeEsSloNiL 4 BUSINESS CARDS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26
OALE OF RIAL ESTATE 6Y

iO Order Of Court In pursuance o. an order
granted by the Probate Court OF Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. l will offer for sale at public auction. on
Saturday. the l9th day Of September ,lS6S, be-
upon the premises. the following describ a real
estate, situate IN the County Of Trumbull, and
State Of Ohio. tO-wit: Situate in BaIetta Tp In
said County. and being part of orig inal Lot Is
IN said Township, divided into parcels as fol-
lows: lst Parcel. known as 60-loO of an acre,
bounded north by lands of crandell; east. BY
lands OF A. d g. W Railway; south by lands OF
Enos Bacon and A. 4 G. w Railway, aud west
BY highway. and was the homestead of 81. II,
Latin, at his dect ase- This piece will be sold
subject to homestead right of Mary A. Latin,
and her family, and said Mary A. Latin is to
pay 70 the purchaser SSO.OO each year as rent.
"a Parcel. one acre Of land, bounded ani des-
cubed as folloWs: Commencing a. the N E. cor
ner Of lands decided by Amos Rowlsr to Jas Caid-
well; thence vest on CaldEelPs north line sew
enteen rods TO stake; thence north parallel
with the lot line far enough to contain one acre
OF land; thence east parallel with south line
seventeen rods to lot line; thence south on lot
line to place Of beginning. This piece will be
Sold subject to the pay meatO Of an annual rent to
Mary A. Latin, during her natural life. Of SD
Lots No. 4S. 46 ~, 49, and 81, as numbered on
the map In Record of Maps. Of Trumbull Co.,
Book A. called Latin addition 10 Baeonsb urE
these lots will be sold subject to the payment
life Of two dollars each. Also lot No. A. in Lat
tins addition to Baconsburg. subject to the nay
ment oil an annual rent 10 Mary 4. Latin. Of
IS. 90.
Terms of sale.-0ne-third in hand, one-third
in Oae year. and one third in two years from day
Of sale. with interest; the deferred payments to
DC secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
MARY A. LATIN, Admx
August 10. 1858 Il
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The sW. .g. gthrauifle.
THE LADY JACaUELINE,


False a nd tickle. or fair aad sweet,
care not for the rest; -a
The lover that knett last nightat my fest.
Was the brsTest and tho best
They may perish ali. for their power has TAned
and their glory Eaxed dim,
They were we'll enough while they lived am
But never was one like him.
And never one from the past would bring
of that old forgotten line.
The King IS deadt long ice the Ming r.
Said the Lady Jaequeline.
In the old, old days when life was glad,
And the world upon me smiled.
pretty, dainty lover / had.
Whom loved with the heart ofa child.
When the van ishcd sun of yesterday
Turns back from the shadows dim,
1t may bring the love he had for me.
and the love had for him.
Butsince to day has q better thing
To give, i d not repine; -....
The King - dsddl long Hce fhe King !"
Said the Lady Jacqusiine.
Once. caught by the sheen of stars and lace.
bowed. for single day,
To a poor pretender. mean and base.
UnhL for place or sway;
That was the work OF glamour and spell.
And the charm in q moment fed.
And the seeptre from his weak haad fell,
And the crown from his feeble head.
But homs ge true. at last briDg
To one of royal line
The Kingis dead long live the King !"
said the Lady Jac9aeiine.
And yet it almost makes me weep.
Ayel weep. aad cry. alas
When think Ofons hO lies asleep
Down und or the quiet grass;
For he loved me well and loved again,
And low in homage bent.
Ana prayed for his long and prosperous reign,
In our realm OF sweet content.
But not to the dead may the living cling.
Nor kneel at an empty shrine; =
The Kipg Is dead! long live the Kingl
Said the Lady Jacqueline-
"By the one b cid NEST true dear,
And called my lord. nv own.
I was set aside IN a single year
And a now queen shares his throne.
To him " hO is false and him who is we'd
Shall give my fe1ltyl
Nay. the dead one Is Dot half so dead
AS the false one Is mss
Ny faith to the faithful now l bring,
Ana the faiIhlessI resign-
The King Is deadi long live the Kingi'
said the Lady JaeQaeline.
'Ye ca all my lovers and kings that were.
Are dead and hid away;
In the past. as in a sepuieher.
Shut up till the judgement day,
False or tickle. or weak or wed.
They are alike to me;
For the eye no more may be misled,
That have looked on royalty.
l hen bring me wine. and garlsnds bring.
For my King ofthe right divine
The King IS dead long live the King!
Said the Lady Jacqueline.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26
CHERRIES SALE in Partition

SdER1FF'S SALE in Partition.
- Ths Stats of Ohio. TrumbuI County. In
TIumbull Common Pleas.
BY virtue OF an order Of Sale in Partition, is
sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas, of
Trumbull County Ohio. wherein Ann B Eaton
Is Pltf and Reese Heaton, ct al are Defend an ts
to me directed and delivered. have levied on
and shall expose 70 public sale at the south door
cf the Court House IN Warren. o., on
Saturday September 10, A. ID. 1855.
between the hours of one and three O'Clock, u.
m. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate. to-Wit: Situate in HOWlaad Towuship
Trumbull County, Ohio, known as parts of lots
Nos "A and 45. in said Township. bounded as
follows: Beginning at post standing in the
north-e east corner of said lot No. As then
sonth the lot line ten chains to a post; thence
east on the south hue Of land once decided to
John W. Seely, thirty-three chains thirty nine
(s9l links to post; thence south on the west
line OF land once decided to Christian Haze:
thirty-one chains ffty-linkS to the south line of
said Township; thence west on the township
line ffty-seven chains fifty y-seVen links to the
corner Of land once decided TO H. Drake /:
thence north along the east line of land deed ed
TO said Drake, TO post in the north line OF
lot No. 45I thence east on the LOT line twenty
four chains, twelve I'D links TO the place of be-
ginnins and containg in lots forty four t44l one
hundred aud i've and S5-l0J acres. and in lot
forty-tive l4Si ninty- seven and 99-lO0 g7 S9-lOl
acres of land. Appraised at $l2l99,1.
Terms Of Sale-One-third in hand. one-third
in one year. and the balance being one third
in two years, all on interest, deferred payments
to be secured By mortgage on premises sold.
3 NJ. LAIRD. sheriff
John NJ. Stull. Atty for Petitioner.
sheriffs Office. Warren. o., Aug. 49, 1S63-5t
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-1gat POhIkhiS BOOh STORE.
Liebegs complete works in Chemistry. His
tory ofthe Rebellion. by Giddings. Wild Scenes
and Wild Hunters. History Of the War Of 1872
Mary and her Friends. Tue South since The
War. History Of the EIsetsic telegraph. Hedg
es and EVergreens. Twelve Years Of Soldiers
Lite in India. Rob Of the Bowl. Life of Capt.
John Brown. The Methodist. in vols La
dies Guide 70 Perieet Beauty. Don Qnixotte,
10 vols only SS.OO. Only Romaa's Heart
The Marble W orker's Companion. Under two
ElRgs. The Correspondence of Won HumbOIt
The American Poultry Yard. Freedom and
War. In the Tropics. Great Facts. On the
Lords Supper. Queen Eict9tiG's Journal
Behind the scenes. The Genius of SoIffude.-
Frederic the Great and his Court. Good En glish.
History Of q Mouthful Of Bread Man, Where,
Whence and y hither. A RomRnee of the Rs
public. Grant and his Campaign Life of Geo
Grant. Sparks Life ashingtoo. WAyerly Nov
els LipeDcgtt's Gazetteer ofthe World Anee-
dotes and Incidents OF the Rebellion. New
America. POetry Of / lowers Prescoit's Works.
CHAMBERS knoy elOpedis. Book OF Humorous
Poetry. Field and gsrden Vegetables Of Amsri-
ca. LiVingstOn's Expedition 10 the Zambasi.
Across the Continent Wells Lawyer; and lots
Of other books will be sold cheap for few weeks
before We 60 East
August 5. 1865.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
- The State of Ohio. Trumbull County.
Alknah Brown. fieas'
By virtue of an execution issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas. of Trumbull County,
Ohio. in the above named case, to me directed
and delivered, have leavied upon and shall
expose 10 public sale at the south door of the
Court House in Warren, TrumbuiI County,
Ohio, on
Saturday. September IL, A. d.. ISss,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock D.
m of said day. the one-sixth 20 interest sub
ject to the life estate Of Mrs Abraham Brown
the wife Of Abraham Brown. deceased. in
the following qSscribed zeal, estate tO-wit:
County. No. 8. in the first range Of Townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
of Ohio. which Is also in the County of TrumbulI
and known as orth half of Lot No. 81. bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the north east cor
ner of the lot and running westerly on the
north line of said lot. 43 chains to stone
thence s5utherly On the west line OF said lot IS
chains 50 links 10 a stone; thence easterly par
aHel with the north line to q stone standing at
the center in east line OF said 10 s: thence nor
therly on said Z line. 3 chains. 50 links to the
the place of beginning. containing lO9 acres of
land, be the same more or less
Also the following tract, being part of the
south half Of lot No. 81. bounded as follows
Beginning at the w corner Of said Smith's
half of sad lot, AID running east II chains and
q Enke; thence south ! chains and links
thence w L chains and q lnks: thence north
chains and links. 10 the place OF beginning.
acres of land. being in all the same
land conveyed by William Neach 10 John W.
Yeach. Feb Z, lsi2. tsee Irumbnn County Rec
Terms Cash. S. VI. LAIRD. sheriff.
Wood worth & Leslie Ait,ys for PI;'f
eherlhs Omee. W arren, Aug. II, lS5S-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26

Practical railroad men clam that on
double track roads the trains should
run on tho left, because of the greater
distance which can be seen around a
curve. This method is uniformly fol-
lowed in England. and was adopted on
the New Jersey Railroad about fifteen
years since, on account of an engine
running into and breaking in two a
large tree blown down in q storm. 1t
was proved by actual measurement
that the tree could have been seen at
least nine hundred feet sooner on the
right hand track, the curve being on
the left in which the train was going.
As the engineer always stands on the
right hand side of the engine, the val
ne of the proposed reform will be con-
ceded by all. 4 -.i5af -..-
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. EGAL NOTICE.

IL Teresa Diel. supposed to reside in the
State Of Msry land. will take notice. th at on the e
18th day of august. lS6S. petition was filed In
the Court Of Common Pleas ofTrumbull Co., D.
by Ward Diehl. charging that said Teresa, has
been guilty of adultery. and praying for de-
cree OF divorce. AID The custody Of minor chill
dren. Said cause will be tor trial al the Noysm-
Der tsTn of said Court for ls5S.
Said Teresa DiGhl will also take noticat hat I
dispositions Of non resident witnesses will be
taken by Ward Diehi. Plaintiff, TO be used or
the trial Of the case, at the Post Office, in Cat
onsville. Baltimore County, Maryland, on the
18th day Of September, a D., 1858, between the
hours Of eight o'clock, a. m, and four O'Clock,
D. "a and also at S ultOn, Baltimore ConntX
Maryland, on the 18th day OF September. ISss
between the hours Of s O'Clock. a. m. and /
o'clock p. m. at the residence of O. SHREDDER,
By JOHN NJ. STUEL.
August le, Is6s-5t
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL Singleton King. Of Stursis, in the County
of st. Joseph. and state of Michigan, is notified
that his wifi. Matilda 8. King, did on the 18th
day of August a. D.. 1868, file her petition in
the office Of tbs ClETk Of the Court of Common
Pleas. within and for the County Of Trumbull.
in the State Of Ohis, charging the said Single
ton King with adultery with ne Emily Thistle
wood. with gross neglect of duty and with will
ful abandonment Of his wife without just cause.
The prayer of said petition is for adiVorce from
the SAID Singleton King, that she be allowed
reasonable slimOny, thai she may be restored TO
her forIlsr pane. and be empowered to transact
business as teHs soLe. and that the real estate
Of which she was me owner before her mar
Is described in said petition. may be diseneum-
bsred of all claim and right OF courtesy of the
said Singleton KING. and such further relief as
the nature of her case may require Said petit
tiOn will befor hearing at the next term of said
Court. commencing Nov. 9, 1868.
MATILDA E. KING,
By Woodwork i Leslie.
Aur 10 1g6R..et ~ '--
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.EXECUToRS SALE OF REAL

Probate Court OF Trumbull County, Ohio, I will
offer for sale, at public auction. on Saturday,
the 18th day of September. 1858. at 10 o'clock,
a. N. upon the premises, the following desert
bed real estate. situate in the Township Of Bs-
zetta. county Of Trumbull ard State OF Ohio.
Beng part oIlOt No. p. Of the original survey OF
said T1Enship, and bounded and described as
followsi On the lOTth hy Solomon Kline, and
David Hayden's land On the sast By lands OF
james McCleery. on the south By the highway
and lands Of Emeline Rogers. and on the west
four acres Of land. Appraised at s..
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand, one-third
in one year. one-third in two years from day Of
sale. with interest: the payments to be secured
by nortg age upon the premises sold.
WM. ID. WILLIAMS, Executor
Of Clement Nichols decd.
Bazetta, Aug. ls, 1865 Il, ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26
Aug. l9. ls6s;;6t
NOTICE.

IN To Robert Spencer, John T. Spencer.
supposed to reside in tie State of New York
Caudaee E Smith, supposed 10 Tezide n the
State of New York. and Eiknah Spencer. sup
posed to reside in Boone County. Illinois.
Take notice that the Board of Education of
Kinsman Township, Trumbull County. Ohio,
have made application according to law to the
Probate Court Of said TTumbull County. to have
the fee simple OF the lands hereinafter deseri-
bed. appropriated for the purpose of building
a school house thereon Said lands are der
cribed as follows, to-wit Situate in Kins-
man Township. Trumbull County, Ohio, and
beginning at the N. E. corner of lands once
owned BY Warren Spencer. decd. in section
in said Township. thence S. ~ W. along the
line of said land. ten rods 10 post; thence s. So
". 2S-lUO rods; thence N. z4' w. 9 lilo rods;
III enee n. 66o Z. 10 4S-l0 rods TO the place of
begi ming. containing 4S-le0 Of az acre of land.
You will also take notice that on Friday. the
18th day of September, 8 jury will be selected
to assess the compensation TO be paid for said
land. By JOHN II. S1ULL.
Attorney for said Board.
Aug. l9 lS5S-4t