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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

NEwcoue HousE.-Ws understand that
the old lie Claire Hcuse, known to every
traveller in the s,sts, assumes, with
its new finishing, new name, and
will hereafter be known a. the "Newcomb
House" 1t will be opened on the first Of
April by Msssrs. Psnniman 4 Sigler, Of
Battle Greek. Mich.--two gentlemen, who
thoroughly understand their business, and
with ample means at their command pro.
pose to keep one Of the best hotels in the
State
RAs-For two days the rain has con-
timed to fall without mu ch Of any inter
ruption. The cutters are running full. and
the mud in the roads growing deeper
Reports from tho country show that the
roads are in a deplorable state, fast becom
ing unpassable. The ice on the river 10
covered with water, and the prospect of ito
early departure very 1attering. Teams
and foot passengers, consulting their own
safety, have stopped crossing. and the
carly opening Of navigation is looked for
by all. Business is dull, people are blue,
and everything is wet and muddy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

BREAKixG uP OF THE Lea AT QuIScr THE
Quincy Herald Of Tuesday has the follow
ing concerning the breaking up Of the ice at
that point Yesterday the ice that has
spaniel the river at this point for some
months, broke from The banks and started
for the Gull. From the rotten condition IN
which it left this port, We think that il will
not 30 many miles before rssuming its nor
NAL existence .. water, For some eight CT
ten days the warm sun that had prevailed
has been evaporating it, and when it broke
yesterday there was little substance or force
to it, There was no crash on this occasion,
and most spectators. drawn TO the bluffs and
levsc to witness the opening of the river,
were disappointed at the scene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
COAL AND WOOD.
RESTAURANTS.

RAN0S INSTANTANEOUS UNDERSIGNED IN
~ forms his friends and the public that he will open
branch Restaurant at No f0 broadway, corner Wake
street, on Monday, November ~. Ii. j. BANG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

Wheat less active yet would have sold freely enough
70 be about the minimum. though another load sold under
sci At Il 60 we're from the West and the
e Tsi FOR about Il & g
ssr d. soss Out psIaaiss load Friday evening
Al 81 q FOR large S and ri 81 50 for sma
$ @ Is II 1ssI s s M ss
9
but shade lower the sales bushes at oc Tic
market Continued 70 rule quiet rates.
were generally firm The Lysrpoo
slSd Nd; wood 50 Rhds.
To Glasgow per steamer $4,000 bushels wheat at sc We
dun at issc 1870. for bags and aoc
Hors Ugh. demand bu. UNCHANGED value.
iss Inferior fap and Common icc i5e foreign sc
HkMr-Msnla was dulan nominal at Ike lac, gold.
MoLAssEs-ws heard OF sales of moment. and prices
NAVAL sronEs.-sprits turpen.ine again higher
in s sn s .Spns ssn hs sss ss
a tc The market for rq nan csn a es,
g. "a s. sS Tan SG va. ..aay 81 Rs
a SO GO for Wilmington.
and bis a: a h afts % @
otssr kinds we're dun and u ,sS p. ror. s
beef and 2 DO lard The market for pork WAS . dun and
sa . for new mess si sss for prime and prime mess.
S 1--we, 3 ss s
IS bbs ut ga @l7 for plain and S16 g Is for
extra Terce beef remained duh and nominal at
ssssd s1s aq s
the MARKET dull but prices steady The stock
ses being m Sb a. c short RI and c for Cum
ss pes wore S quito 81 assss
a17c Tor No. 10 prime steam and kettle rendered. also 300
tierces for January at c. Butter and cheese
changed
PFTroLrUM.-Crude was in demand, and, being scarce
firmly held about l7c There sales OIL 200 bhls
for December delivery 1876 Refined continued ip brisk
demand and prices again materially higher the market
closing strong, with light offerings The sales fully
1000 bbls. standard whe at 8fc Sc for November de-
livery closing at about &c. &c. 3c for December and Sc
for January. In Philadelphia the market active
though fair business transacted. Prices much
higher closing at nc for November. The sales
5000 bbs standard white, from January to June, a 30c
There were other sslss which were kept private.
for Carolna and SIC. . Sc. for Rangoon.
SUaARThe market for raw continued dull there being
demand OF moment from any source, and prices were
50 hhds Cuba 1lc Refined dull and heavy 15sc
l5c for hard 1870. lsc for soft white, and ike isc
srRDs.-An kinds were dull and nominal Al yesterdays
quotations.
TALLow was light demand the Gales being only about
10000 lbs. at 1870. = 12s4c
wHrsKry.-Rcccpts mona. The market remained firm,
with moderate demand Salea 20 bbls.
ut 81 O5 81 % duty paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

B"oA1 re e fssf Evhsr or Tas sEasos'
i nna Pf' 4sp ' T1ssan IlFa
From the London Tmes-fhe peslor'nanees o. MI sna
5 ssS ss y
10y genuine eomis snssns Of mph pasaa
ss .ss 4 sIaas
S.9 a. sSssk CARNIVAL on
ON MONDAY, Ev MssYH kvas s DURING rE WEEK.
MATINEE rHAskserviss DAY AND SATURDAY VI, q ,s.,
rHg Fi AIRY isss's cai'RciLE. ~ ~ ~
Mrs. BARNEY .Mollahss.
Mr.. BARNEY wlLfas s IL sshs sssrssier. change.
These are the only that can be given Of
81 viii .ns Ssspsaace Sora a. on Monday
SET INV s5ESSS ssc4 ssg4asHs
'AAs sssI%$s s.ssnss$ srs "a.
Seats secured from I'm six days in advance.
NInLos GARDEN
e 5sgrS
NEW " u, g gEss s2ucIcAuLr
EVERY rrS SHsa As ES y Il IN Ar
4,. AFTER DARK,
OR LONDON BY NIGHT,
drama in four acts. prepared a Of Si0n0l. ne
derived by Messrs D'Ennery and
Granger, with their permission.
The Scenery Costumes, Appointments and Music nil new
from models, sketches &c. furnished direct author.
THE GREAT CAST.
Misses LOUISA MOORE and EDITH CHALl1S. Messss.
T. BANGs, MoKEE RANKIN. Q. MARL0wE, =.
FITLGERALD, &. COLEMAN, g. PETERS,
B. RYAN, BRUNSTONE, &C., &c.,
and the great London comIGue, ERNEST CLARKE.
Scata secured days In advance fs4
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY At ! O'CLOCK.
GRAND THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE,
ON THU RSDAY. NOV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

Ug. HyNARD's FURNITURE EXPRESS, "a AND 10
Moved TO city or country. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

The portrait OF Senior Marf0ri In for the moment
the lion OF the Paris boulevards. II has the promi.
nent place In the print shop windows In the gnie,.e
dss contemporaries, and as such stands out alone
on little easel few inches In n ivauce Of the reign
Ing soverelrns and their wives. The intimate coun-
cilior OF Queen Isabella has the physique Of one OF
those berculean footmen who stand behind Bel
uravian carriages. He began life "a an actor and it
was during his impersonation Of a kniphtly warrior
that he made the conquest which opened him the
road TO fortune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

This condition or monetary Affairs Is encouraging
Cor the business OF the ensuing week. The large in
crease In legal tenders and deposits the
OF the money which the Erie clique employed for
aheir specuations and which they have now ex-
Changed for the load OF stock at present in their
safes. There is also vast quantity OF money usually
Invested in stocks unemployed in consequence OF the
demoralized condition OF the market.
There was q strong market for United States
securities in the latter portion OF the week. and the
government board was the busiest OF the street.
steady and healthy investment demand was stimus
Hated by the unreliable nature OF stocks and by an
advance OF 1ve-twentes in London to lax and in
frankfort to 70. Prices closed firm on Saturday
might as foIows-United States 6's 1881, registered
114Ss lis; do, coupon, 114A 115; do. 5-2o's re-
Histered, 107 107K; d. 52o's, coupon, 1892 1lI5s
n11K; d. 5-2o's, coupon 1894, 1o7K 1o7x; do,
6oo's, coupon, 1866, 1o71 1o75S;do., 52os coupon
new, 1865, Nok 11o,s; do, s-2o's coupon, 1867,
z1ox 11oS; do, 5-2os, coupon, 1858, 1l0k o 1os;
do, 1o-s0's, registered, loi 1864 d. I0-s0's cou-
pon. 1861 1851.
The stock market was variable within narrow lin
Its at the end OF the week. Some activity was Gre
ated in Rock Island and Michigan Southern by a sus
picion that the clique would next attempt q move
ment in them. Toledo was active and touched 1901.
on account OF report that the road was TO be con.
eolldated with the Michigan Southern. A movement
was also attempted IN new YORK central by the
clique, and the price suddenly advanced to 100 on
Thursday, but quickly receded when It was uiscov-
cred that they had been completely bafied In an at
sempt TO open the books and thus transfer stock TO
their account against the annual election, which
comes or December .. The following were the clos
fng prices az I've O'Clock on Saturday evcning:-New
York Central, 1884; Erie, 4ok 4oI; Michigan
Southern. sJ%: wabash, 57il 57si; Rock Island,
loo1 1O0'S; Reading, osh bid; Pacific Mail. Hay
Did; Northwestern, SAX So; Northwestern preferred,
era s71z; St Paul. 6ij1 bid; Plttsburg. So. bid;
Ohio and Mississippi, sos; Toledo. e0s4.
Foreign exchange was frmer for Saturdays steam
err the rate having advanced TO 1904 1925 for prime
Bankers. Commercial was little more active.
Mining stocks were dull Express stocks wound up
weak.
Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1866 and 1861
.s~.- 1906. 1861. 1868
[oryaov'h week. sssi,Se5 t3i90T5 f22. 100
trev. repcrted.... 57,15o,oi2 a5s17I2s 6s,45e4so
Vo'@'".......s67ss ,s77 45723, so4 ses.4si,s $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
Total for week. sa,ses,ali *s,5s45N ss,o57, ss5

TOTAL l0r Week. $3SB3,3lI $3,594,5A IS, Dol, 800
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare IS follows:-
For the Week. 1855. 1867. 1868.
Entered at port. 81, 6e4 768 $751;, sos $95e,692
Thrown on market I17S7S2 eO3, 1913 S62,652
Since Jan. /. 1866. 1857 1868.
Entered at port Sill SS1 gg5 $40 &75 49, 2T5
Thrown on m'rkt 1I3, l00,372 S7490,g20 77,086,261
The gross earnings Of the under-specined railroads
for the month Of October, 1867 and 1865 are exhib
tied In the subjoined statement:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

MARBLE NANTES. HEApsroSEs MONUMENTS,
mandatory, 81 First avenue Third street kanteO
put up In the country Get price list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

Money easy throughout the week the rate
being seven for Monday, six and seven for the mid
ole OF the week and five and SIX for the close. The
weekly statement OF the banks is very favorable
Against increase in legal tenders OF 3d. 1873, 251
and in deposits OF ss,95975l there an increase OF
only s297l ga in loans, while the specie reserve is
Increased by the sum Of s117s,i45. The totals are
compared with those OF the previous week as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

AIARBLK AND SLATE MANrRLs or THE LATEST
w ces,gps, AZ very low prices NJ A. kLABEt'S Marble
ia AND w East Eighteenth street pear Thss avs
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

FLUUK AND HKAIN.--KtceipM I7bU bbi!. nouf Ib4,5y7
The market for flour dull and irregular and nominal
Shippers would not give within 25c 60c per Dbl OF what
they have been paying but sellers refused see them
this basis and 90 there was almost deadlock in shipping
brands for which SO 30 bid and 81 asked while neither
buyer seller disposed strike average. Caor-
MIA -four dull and nominal The $500
bbls. Southern -four dull grades were en-
trely nominal The sales 200 bbls. Rye -four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
The exports OF specie nom This port to date in the

Suboined is the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending Novem
Der 20. compared with those OF the two preceding
weeks also the value Of dry goods entered this
port and thrown on the market for the correspond
ing period in 1865 and 1867
Week ending N0o. 6. Nor. Is. Nor. 20.
Dry goods. .......$1,137,3sl $lle1,2 6S $959,692
Geni merchandise 2, 725, $50 2,4O3,256 2657,66S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

So,uoc,tu4 So,V4floo
The total earnings of the aforementioned rail-
roads for the first ten months Of this year were
s57s2a25e against s5s 600 for the corresponding
period In 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Nov. M-6 p. M.
CoFrHrThe market for Rio active the demand
being mainly for the better grades, which commanded
shade higher prices Other grades unchanged The
sales were 100 bags Mississippi part IL ally
at lie l2c gold in bond, and 300 do venedy, pri
sate TERMS Other kinds dull Sales $50 bags Maracabo
o private terms.
contaminated In this staple fair the demand being chiefly
nom and prices were about Nc per h. higher the
1856 bales including export 9ls for spinning and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

A O. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
n. Express, 115 West Eleventh stree near Alxb srers
Furniture moved city country. Fnvs scsc sti.s.
or stored. Money advanced. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
DHEATRE FRANOAIs. --0ENEvIEvE-Ar az.

THEATRE IS.-GENEvIEyE-Ar ~. .
BEWARE OF TICKET sPhCULATORS.
SIXTH WEEK OF THE GROWING SUCCESS
AND IRRESISTIBLE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON,
efOgFENBACHS RENOWNED OPERA BoUFFE, ~
GENEVIEvE DIS BRABANT.
Presented EVERY EVENING at ~. and on SATURDAY
MATINEE nt and EVENING at Ia with SPl,ENDOR
OF MISE EN- SCENE AND CAST NEVER EQuALLED
any stage. ~
RIER. BROKERS', GENoT. BOURBON, COPY, MussAY,
PETIT, NILE. GiERETTI, BAGEARD aud NJ. GABEL
(ho created the role Of Po, the gendarme together with
the entire strength OF the company, numbering 40.
After 90 admission parque and dress crcie bali price,
Seats secured week In advance az Peters l9S Broad
way; Schrmrr's, 70 Broadway, and Theatre Francats
numberof reserved seats viii be- retained each even
ing for sale at the box Office OF the theatre.
Orchestra 30 circle reserved, Ri privueo
boxes first second row. BIO; PRIVATE BOXES THIRD
ROW, rs proscenium, $5; general admission, 81 family
circle, 30 cents --M
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GENEvIEvE MATINEE.
Priyutc box for Matinee now secured.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

THE MrGuTY Pass, There are
printed in the United States. FIVE thoua
and and siTlY-lEo regular publication:
daily, tri weekly, weekly, semi'mouIh
Iy, monthly, bi.mon'hly, and quarterly
with a combined circpIPtiOp olSysr sey-
enly-Gve wiliOuO wcck.
NeOrly all publications own two press
es-some Of them three; while the pa
per, 10 large ciieg and job Offices gene
rally own from TWO to City presses each
which wiil ACCOUNT 10 about sixteen
thousand, and adding say eleven lhops
and for newspapers wo hOyo twenty
seySp thousand printing presses In use
10 The United SInleS, n.
We may further celcplRlo, by the Ay'
erogc Of twelve Offices that there arr
printed daily oyOr tyeniy'lF0 mlllionl
Of cards, cireulars, hand bills, &c. s
10 PROT these cards, circulars, bill
and newspapers, as near as can DO fg'
prod. keeps constantly in use over thirty
million pounds Of type; over three mill
ion pouOds Of loads and IlugSi over Ihrel
hundred thousand SalIoy'i one hundred
thousand composing sticks; four hund
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

Professional cards Of lines or less ouS yeal
IS 90
Advertisements must have the number Of in,
sartions marked on the copy, or they will be
kOpt 10 It'll forbidden" and char ;e1 accord
InEly.
All casual ortransient advertisements must
he paid for in advance, to insure their iRseF'
ton.
q Yearly advertisements to be paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths viii be inserted frpp
Of charge. Obituary notices aud tributes oi
FSapeet.will be charged half the advertising
ratsa. Marriage noHees Inserted gratis.
Loadsd editorial notices Will be FhaFged 70
csntS line. aud halt price for subsequent In
Sertions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations Inserted gratis.
Gala upoa gentlemen @ become candidates
81. he charged Rt advertising rates.
-Thrre dollars will invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County nfires. and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates fer State
and United StatrS ofices.
Thvin"rtlnn nf prrsonSl cards will We IN
80 tho option Of III" editor ir. when inserted
Viu hs nhnrg,d .lsnblP price
AAilavits will act he made 10 orders OF
Plhleation or hef1cgal aGFsrtiserents uh-
ill they ara p1id Tor
There will be no deviation from the above
terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

The Albany Argus says that 9Sie .
scene 0cSpusl St the New York Central
depot in that city, on Tuesday last, A
l'ey Of that city detected her husband at
the depot attempting, 70 de'erI, her and
her children y sccoUpauy another fe-
male, destined for CiuOiOnad, on her
journey. Tho wife attacked her liogoi
bpt y,ppla be false, lord ppd drove him
home before her The affair produced
great excitement.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

A Coop RORROwRR--I wish ] could
prevail on pSlEhbur RindOr to keep the
Sabbath said good ola Nj, JOpoS. 'PA
tell you how 70 do1,l" exclaimed young
s@ilhI "gst somebody to lonoN q bin.
aud I'll be bound II bo don't ksep H.
He never was known 10 return 1nylbipg
he borrowed '-''.i .-'' ~ 'F% 20
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

AP~lty bptIrpil Parisisuuo two yeaJg
ago tntTappeda a New York merchant 10,
to marriage, The gentleman recently
discovered that bis wife had several chill
dren whose birth ante dated the mEtisEs
sud now he wants p divorce. o'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

The World dosg not like Grants nOy
famous saying,"I shall fight i, out op
this line ifittokeS all Summer" and
begS the Republicans not to quOIO il
during the coming cany1sp. we'Wish 70
conduct hs .campaiEn with oil possible
Difference to the feelings OfOur adversa-
ries'but We really cSnOI comply Rilh
the modest requsp' If Ouf colempOnry:
Ask No sOmO more queSilOnS.-Tnbaae
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02
NUMBER 4.


red Thousand cases; seven hsudgOa ,hoS,
sand fee, Of rules. twenty thousand jm.
posing stones Use each day Ih;oe
hpudred tbop'aud pounds qt iakan one
p'lIIop three hundred thousand pound,
of blank paper and card bOarl.-P4S
EtAT' eRs 4dgs'S'er' 4laeH.
! TALNup fROvERgs, To slandeF 10 IA
murder. ~
One eats another sSyq grace.
Repent one day beforO thy death
Solomon The Wise says: Charity Sayea
from death.
When tho rishtaOss diO,it iH cath ihsi
lo'sV, ,yta.Ytug
The solaisFa fight; and Ihe kings sFa
the herOeH l0isgpq Gug
Tho 'hiefiavokos God while b brsakg
into the bORse.
When tho OF is down many ore 'hs
butchers. s,.
After the thief Fpps The thieves; Sttel
tie bOgsqr poverty. 'tV u
lf there is unYtbipg bad about yOp,
say i yourself,
II Thy wiie'i, small, bend down and
whisper in her erF. 3 @oS
Hp who for.OkeV the love Of his youth
Gods alter wHeps for him.
TIo Who mnHicsror money, hiS childteT
shall be a curse to him. rfvs
let the honor f-thy neighbOr bo So
thee like thinS own.
Hospitality i' The mO't divine part OI
worship.
He who is i'aVAamsd will pot easily
commit sin.
The camel Vgutod.io have horns and
tuey took away hiso'Fp.
It isO good sign in man 10 be eSpa:
BILE otbsiug ashamed.
Une conlrlilon 10 mans heart 10 pelet
'hnn many augelRllOps.
Even when lhs gates of pruyeriar
shut in Henysp, lhosS tears are open
Thp reward Ofgood works is like daLss
sweet Ond ripeplps late. a
The house thlt does noI'opeu 10 ths
poor, shall oPsR Icsslphysician.
Rather lhrcsH inlo a'6efy furnace
than htids spS one g aPabIls lhaas
-Four shhI hct ebleF fSradise, ths
scCGsr. The liSE IhS bypOCIilo and thY
SlSnderef. sq.,H 80 l.4ftE
When fhc thief has no opportunity
for stealing, he considers himself an hop.
est R,p.
filthy friends agrep in calling theo ap
ass go aud get halle around thee
Love ypar EifeEke yourself honor hcF
more than yourself. eg1
Who 'Oeyer lives unmarried lives With.
out joy without comfort, without bless:
iugs.
Were it moi for the eTiVpnco q pass:
ions. no one you'd BULL house, marry
a vile, bogst children, OF do any work.
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ALONE.

.
ard.e4 Lonely! lOnelYl aa..v
Longing for one football only -s-s.r7
Der the threshold OF my door,
While ths night begins to strengthen.
And the SOmber shadows lengthln,
Weirdly creeping through the halls
Where the we'll known foOtstep falls. Z
gff r Lonely! lonely
Longing for the dear voice only ..
That was music once 10 me;
Nov the tear. drops fall and glisten
Ash sit alone and listen,
VAinly liSten for strain
] shall never hear again.
Lorelyl lonely
Longing for one dear face only
That shall smile on me no more;
On my hand methinks there fingers
Loving touch Of gentle fngerai
But the fancy soon is flown,
And / feel that I'm alone.
.EaE Boo Lonely lOuelyl
Circled by the darkness only,
While the fickering freight fades,
And the night winds mournful sighipg
Seems to my sad heart replying
With its eyer.failiRg tone.
All alone, yes, all alonel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

A young tbiof charged With picking
pockets dsmurrsd to tho indietmeot, say.
log that he had never picked pockets but
had tskeu them jas! as they oHmg'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02
Dr. s. G. WAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
INENDERs his professional services to the
public. Calls from the country promptly
attended to. !QHice, corner Main and Hhlrd
BGSsS,bp his new building opposite PTeehy's'
ran Church. ap5-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02

Aunt Susan, about seventy years Of
age is "nOanlpoaH" 0p mRn. She spyS:
Hall the men were taken of, shs'd
make arrangement Tor her funeral forth.
wilh.' sho also 'aysliL
Suppose all the men were in one country
Snd all The women in another with big
liver beieen them. Good graciOusl what
lots Of poor women would be droWnedl"