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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18

By Telegraph MnwArKss, Marsh Is.
Flcur--Quiet a =. 25@s IS.
wheat Strong At ]. SO for No. /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18
Chicago Live stock Mari

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph March Is
gs--Recsived, s,s9e hesd. Msrkst contin
ues dull and dropping undes heavy receipts !:
sales SLOW At 7.f69s.O0 for common, and s.25@
$50 for good even lots . few choice hogs sold
ats.37}<.
under good shipping demand ; one small drove
averaging l.477 pounds sold at 800; other sales
M de at former Quotatioue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18

1he CAbOunde0 0uCee60 q taeso
COLLARS
has gained for them the reputation Of being the
Best Fitting ana Most Economical
COLLARS IN Use.
Made In al etyles.-in LINEN FlN1SHs A.
kLED,-PLAlN and FANCY.
Al the REDUCED PRICE lov offered, sney deis
competition
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE Call for them and
try them.
r. A. HAwIEY 4 CO.
SELLING AGRNf.
1SOtfs 4 "a Arch Sc. Bossens
whoieeaic Dealer. In Mrue Fussnsrsd uoops.-
AGENTS Tor plymouth Buck Glossa mcalo--
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18


.onS L. sw.Ta = AApsss.
IcHil /. SWETS e. co.
Insurance Agents,
No. q w. ssecead st..--UP.sf"irs.
DAVENPORT = IOWA.
cspi.aI represented. over s'5,oec,oco.
-.Rz AND ieLAND,
~. Insurance Co.. n. n.
c. Capital and Assets. ss.soo.ooo.
.~ fire Insurance Co, NY.
c..s capitsl and Assets. ti,soc,eco.
wire Frsurnn nee Co.. n ~.
As'" cash Capital and Assets. $500. geo.
r,re Insurance Co.. N. n.
A'' Gu, Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
E,re las. Co, New Haven.
Gu c.,i,.l and Assets. si,7so.o 900.
..r.rd fire ms. Co. Hartford.
oa.h Capital and A'.ss. 1 5000;
r.rFE AND ACCIDENT.
Connecticut Mutual Life 1n n. &C. Go: 800
c'g r,.!;rxlssy MS CO., HARTTosD.
Capitai. ------------
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18
%. n.ouls Market.

By Telegraph March Is.
Flcuf--Active for medium grades, which are
25@50c higher.
Wheat--U Unchanged spring sold 1t aO50
2.l2ix.
Cern- Unchanged.
Oats- Unchanged.
Bsrley--Seaece and higher. ttH
Rye-Unchanged.
Prsvisioss- better feeling.
Pork--23 7502AC0
BacCo--Clear sides firpar. n llAl4L. shoul-
ders. q 1cs<0llc.
Lard-very little offering; choice held At 14ls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18
DANIEL 0OUI,n.

DANIEL GOULD.
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpets, OH Cloths,
Mate. RaGss Window
mehs4-dN East Second 0tsese, 81. Psrry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18

CtnctnnnlS Market.
By Telegraph March ls.
Flour Steady
Wheat-Steadv
Corn Firm ear s5lss
0ats-12, and firm.
Rya--l.75@,.7s.
barley-Stesdv very scarce.
Cotton-frmer; middling, %,
Provisicns--Firmer. but net much doing.
Mess Pork In demand ct a. 90.
q Sulk Meats-Held more nrmlv n lo@op
bscon-in rather better demand, but pric 60
unchanged
Lard -Fsmer but quict
Toledo Market.
By telegraph March Is.
Wheas--Dull; sales Of white Michigan st g.
IS amber q ASK
Corn--DuIi held .: 90. 81 bid.
Osts-I'uli; sales Of No. I At 6e.
Rye-Quiet.
Milwaukee Market.
b Telegraph MiwArrss. March Is.
Flour Quiet a 25@s Is.
Wheat Strong At l.s6 for No. /.
New York Money Market.
y Telegraph xsscA Is.
eeocks- ACTIVE, impenving
Bonds-Coupons Of so. i.10a Of "a. los Of Is,
iS ~ ~. l!osS s1s-ses. csuposs. i.ox: s-scs,
western Union-01.a.
New York Ccntral-i.is,s.
1lehsesn icentral-,.A.
Michigan S0uthesn--i.0sE
Illinois Central
Northwestern-ss: preferred 7s,s.
peyine premium over per cent in gold
GOld-i ssx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18

Has 49, No. - = slsgen1 s1yls. wAass 1eGbona
aos Cesse vin - Afvsd b he - ~ = q
fssise eppls1 = ~ ~ nannss = - =.
-. oldeaaaea olaeon1ooo - Ouyo1nDs ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-18
49,, JACOB WAHN,s
|ni0n Bakery I Restaurant!

w. . ES80B - NurOcUe
NRK SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED ulo
1 New nd Elcesnt Establishment. and would ssy
70 old cu1tOUsfs and new ones that be 4 peepafS&
to furnish them with the bsst quality OfcAolcs
Wreaa. Cakes, Pies ana Con1ees
ttODerys
lraAe fF61 the best material. Afull sooek aauwoeo
Md, md families supplied q feasonah)o SatGS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25


and got my old gun ready. Al soon
as saw fur. | firded and wounded him,
no doubt for he rolled from The roof aud
We heard him fall heavily. But sgain
he returned to the attempt, and every
time | caught a glimpse Of bic black aud
shining skin ] fred, His roaring was
terrible 10 hear, and joachim, who never
had courage to spare, Sat on the door
in a corner. striving to cloIe hIa' ears
10 The sound. All night long the Strtg.
gle lasted. and every crack Of the hut
was tried by this uu,riDg foe. He dash
ed upon the door, hO bounded about
the roof, scratching the thS'ch away.
but ever disturbed by my FIRE; he tried
the walls and the door again and again.
It was au awful night, SsuOreS. that's
las fact; aud I, for my own part, did no,
recover the nervous strain for months.
with the dawn the tigers efforts be.
came fainter, and OF length ceased
wholly. When the sun rose / took my
spear and sailed out 10 meet tho crea-
ture in fair Eghl. followed bis trail
for mile or more. easily guided BY the
clouts Of blood which stained the grass
and rocks. He was wounded 10 the
death. 1 saw plainly. And, at last, Il
found him, stone dead beside the body
ofJoacbinS horse, which he must have
destroyed in tho very last effort Of his
rage. dying in the act. l.a aGy
!After that adventure; my compudrs
and ! both left zapaterO. finding i, q
residence too exciting for uS. We could
not sleep 10 the hut. but l should not
object to return TO tho old lonely life
there when you have dOas with me.
Sonoros.' isa' 've.
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rHE INp1GNANT pilMOcRAcyYl

By way Of stimulating tho fervor Of
The faithluI; the indignant Democracy
propose q convention Of the Fort Lafay-
ettS prisoners. including all held during
the war 10 Northern military prisons
or Lincoln basliIes,' as they sometimes
poeiiOslly and with provincial graudilo'
quedce are accustomed 10, style Them.
This congregation Of men who suffered
for their country 10 her penitentiaries in.
atead ofon her fields Of honor and dang
er, is to assemble Just in time 10 III
moral inadence on The great gathering
oftho rcpudintOrS, speoulatOrS, political
advopturerS, baukruplS, DO. to tSkt
place IN New York on the coming
Fourth Of July. Would Il not also bC
we'll to call o mass convention Of lhC
eOuntrrfcItorS, revenue dOfraudsrs, end
governmental thieves psrdouOd by And
rev JohnSon9 Would not such an as
ssmblsgO Of men, who have suffered un
der Radical tyranny, Gre tho Democrat
10 hoarti Would not lhcirpresSnOO enc
sympathy have healthy aud strength
enlug effect on the delegates OFthO IN
terrified although 'OrO.OpprossOd Dem
Ocnoyi We merely throw out this bin
to the World and Day Book by way Q
suggestion. s,a3
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EDTToKtAL CHANGE.

We learn from The Cincinnati Chtou.
ielO that Mr.. j. B. MOGullOSb. we'll
tuOWn undsrthsno1,-do plHms of'Mack'
as spicy letter writer Of thoiCinciunall
Commercial, has severed bic NOnueCllOn
with that paper, and taken the position
Of nSRSgibg editor Of the oIuclnnAti
Enquirer For years past the oommOf-
cisl aud ilS correspondent Mack has
been rCgalatiy quoted By DsmOSetls
pGpon as RcpuBllsati II seuIiruehs.---
The fact Of Mack soospIiug the posi-.
lion Of managing editor Of one Of thS
vi1oSt cOpPSrhOud pSpers 10 Tho eOSnITS
indicates bis pOlitiOsI status. The
Chronicle says: The corrOspondsueo Of
Mack to which lhS Commercial SavO
special prominence, was full Of bhAfp
points, and being sinsd 4, The RsRnbIi.
can parly,was greatly ioliShed BY the
Democratic readers Of lbat paper. thO
bOAslod mission Of which Il TO BteuE par.
ties. '' N''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

A number Of young 'Risu add St&sat
met a. school house near PODaslIIsi!
Missouri fo " dGys OgO. iuF, tho SuE1
pose of rehesrsing ESr an, ApproashinG
exhibition, Ono Of lhoI yodng men.
Oamed Geofge Butler. came ia @ilh al
En6Sld.rMein Ms hand. which he bu6s
se5uon,ly pointed at ahOIbsr young mad
naidSd Frank Smart, who vas seated bs. 4
side . young lod5. Smart pushed, lhS
gun aside, saying. Such Scliois are not,
agreeable The nexl inatsnl tho ,yssP4
on was diseHafged; aud Smart ieilo dad
With q bGllS. t6rongh his brain. Il II
claimed ,hss the shooting was 'airidAn-
tai.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

.PfaFSssiohsleIfdI ofe lines or ieSS one yeRl
IS 70.
Vsrtions marked on the copy, or they will b
kert in "till forbidden" and charged accord
ingly. ,.ls,
All casual or transient advertisements musl
Be paid for in advance to insure their inssr'
tion. l' Ht7A a,
Yearly advertisements to bo paid for hIit-
yearly iu advance. lIHE lIlz,
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge. Obituary notices and tributes oi
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted. gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will DO charged 20
cents line, and half price for subsequent in
sertions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Teu dollars for announcing candidates for State
aud Uaited States Offices.
The insertion Of personal cards will be left
10 the option OF the editor, but when inserted
will be charged double price.
Afidavits will not be made 10 orders ol
publication or other legal advertisements un'
till they are paid for .se.g r.
There will be no deviation from the above
terms. .fytf., .fn..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

The copperbeid press have for months
represented that immense numbers oI
white man were diSfranchissd inI the
sOu,h, some Of them asserting ,hdt in
several States mtority of that clsSs
were denied the right Of voting. Ac-
cOrdihg to dgursg rscenllg sen, to Con-
grsssb by General Grant, 30 Sre told that
in ViginlO tho whole nHmbOt Of whites
registered is 12o.l1l, aud the whole
number who failed to register, Judging
ftOm the tax list and other ddta, is 16,-
34S. making the total white male pop
ulaliou Of voting sgs is6,454. There is
nothing to show with certainty Tho mum.
Der ofdisfrsnchiSed. but Il must fall con.
Sdsrably short Of The number lailing 70
register. Yet assuming that every man
registered who could do so under the
laws, less then twelve per cent. are dis.
frsuchiSsd, II only Ssven,y-6vo per Ct.
Ofthoio who did not register are die.
franchissd, or l9.9Ss, then less than
nine per cent. Of the whole are diSfrsu-
chised. This is probably very near the
exoc, figure. 10 North Carolina The
numbsr Of whites Of voting age is about
Ice, zoo, OF whom II .6ss srO diSfrauchi-
sSd, or little more than nine per cent.
Id South Carolina the figures are
Whole number of whites 1856; dis
francbiIed S.24d. ora little more than
fOartsSn per cent Gsorgid; WHO'S
number Of whites, ii4.sss; di'frsnohi.
Ssd. 10000 or little less lbau ninO por
cent. The reports from the other rebel
States do not show tho number diSfran'
ohiSsd. We ere told that in Florida but
few are disrSucbiSodi and nearly oil
were registered and have voted. II u
altogether probable that the proportion
diSlrsnchiSsd in the other States Is no
greater than 10 the four States above
named. The average 10 those sitSI is
but a tribe over Ten per cent. That iS,
one in ten Of the white men Of the
Of the Southern States are diIfrSn1
cbi'ed on account Ot their participation
Ia Rebellion. p ula' 70 i1aoms 'o'
r.H ..--fI I.t.rH NEs.4.4 ..,s
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vENoMOUs SPLEEN.

The venOmOus spleen Of Copperhead
journals will not allow the soldiers Of
the Union 70 be honored in their graves;
nor any display to be made Of those OBJ
jects which they reversd when living,
A Democratic sheeli in Mauch Chunk,
: puper assiandsEpug 20 is rsbellious,
Aisssfas, sha IiisT
pa lls
took place 10 that TOW By procldiniug
the wrong Of plAcing;smOug the decoFsr-
iiOns llikencs,eS of. Lincoln and G4snt.
While the editors lselings mAy have
been shocked by ttspxhibilion, ,then Il
not dead soldier xho,bad he been living
would not have said, 1t is wsll; the for.
mer we; hoDorsd and loved asa faithful
magistrate, tho lsttsr as patriotic COM
mandsr.' Even The able aud appropriate
address of.he'orAtor Of The day 10 be.
sta trched With the traitors abuse. u
there nothing sacred from such vaudals'
The bsaulifuland holy rites OfrhsI Cor.
Oi occasion are Ss dear TO freemen az
their religion; and the names OF Lincoln.
whom their bosom friends stsassina,od.
and Grant, agSinst whom their hosts were
hurled in vain, occupied a plaoeip the
dead soldiers heart along aide QOf biz
love for the ,asg which. he followed.
We venture the assertion that cownrdics
only prevented this dislOyal scribe from
deuOuncingthe prOpriO,y of hpugiug
The STARS and stripes over tho GSIs through
which The aowst,bsurerS passed 10 pay
ibois respects 10 The sleeping braves. Do.
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Ham on NAny.-Tho ROlla (Mo.j
Express reports that The Democrats Of
PtslP' county, Missouri, have had a
meeting pursuant to orders from the
State Central Committee and pa'ssd
thrilling resolutions, ~ among which ss'
the following: ...,......,..,.'.
= Resolped, That while Wo recoguiEe In
the Hon. PetrGieDm V. Nasty tho true
Democrat aud fearless patriot, and while
We acknowledge his good intentions. We
would respectfully request him to dis
continue writing lsitefsis dOfenso Of ths
Democratic party. as NJ, suspect that
some Of bis efforts ere calculated to do
moro harm than good 10 come localities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

The New York TfibHas ,sys chat iASd:'
rev johnson Has elected BY ayaSsinS'o
and confirmed BY brihefyiLsWh q cone
Siituency to make q RTsSidepl s,oyoe san
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II General Grant fed6ced the eSIpsa,S
sea Of lhd Government al9 900. 900 apee
anhum Ss the head ofope department ofr
the Government. how much Will Bs the ,
reduction whom hs has . right ID fhesS'
fete 10 oil Departmental 7SFogtn' 'esia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Josh Billings objects to ShSOghObi hsnS
II costs 40 much to board one 40 Il dOss
q stats horse and you might oS we'll un'
der.OEO 10 fat q fanuing mill by running
oats through II. .-r.I.i. T...n4rHs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

ao AlIiho good GsustAls in the United
Slater ere Republicans. and now Gem
rehabilitation wbVos the 9sRhnd givee
three ohOOrS for GrsuI and Collar oil
over the county,,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Some oftbc Fifty AvouOOalsS Of New
York Srs now dressing their male SER
wants 10 scArlil brseohOs and crSnrri COLI
ood costs, 10 imitation Of EugliSh
InObbsry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

According TO The BOSlOa Post. tho
PrOtidSnt eObtid6rO tho rejection Of Mr.
StOnbOny ''rosuming Of hOSdlitio6'' 4
The part OF the Senate.
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DsmOeiatic pspsTS claim rthhts6dy
Gani carried ifsi L tesidst lESog ESg bsSecfiliS
pGfty. ubdsr General Lee, ID Y 1855, R6 ,
suppSsS thSt, il The DemocisiS should
carry Il sgaiHSl asnoral Grant. 10 ylSeee
lhey will oIaim. II as Q Democfalle. gain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Ice crsOm killed the late ManbsLtsa
.vafSz. Of Spain, and canned PinS.applsa
caused Senator Howatd'S illpets.. y 'l'o'
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A DEMOCRATIC INDoRsEMENT or
.be'2' ia GRANT. aHr eAt

4
Some mouths ago the Pittsburgh PosI,
one Of tbc most respectable oi the Dem.
OcrOtio papers Of Penusylvapia, contained
a leader under the caption Of The Duty
Of the DsmOerOtc Party in . ceTtiip
Event, from which We excerpt the cal.
lent paragraphs without any father
comment, They speak for themselves;
Suppose that, contrary to The vish Of
some Of The leading Radical Black Rspub :
licanS, who want the Office thOmsOlveS.
General Grant should bO nominated for
the Presidency by tho Republican party,
what course ought the Democratic party
to pursuOi Ought We to nominate a
man In opposition to General Grant?
Ought We to charge him with being ar
enemy TO bis country, or In favor of un'
just measures because no may have re-
ceiVed said nomination? s Hsora eiT
tH' 4 \ r*os tHi ~ Do,
w0 ara inclined to believe that more
depsndS upon General Gran. now than
upon any other individual In The United
States. We believe him 10 bS far super
ior to Tho majority Of the far sighted pol.
ilicispt who have been ruling the na-
tion without bringing peace or economy
to ourlogislation. He 10 known to, oil
tho people as a straightforward man VeR
disposed to deal fairly with the people Of
all sections Of the Union. mfd Of n3I
nj @E E'$ sr5 - Asn-iai
VIA. better thing can We do. In ease
Of General Grants nomination by the
Republican party, than to voo for him
for the Presidency? 0Or aim should
DO TO strengthen bis hands; to render
him IS much as possible Independent Of
party. and to elect him es the President
ofthe people. II unanimously 30 naen
the bsltss. ar w usll o. 80,
We solemnly believe that If the pso'
pie generally Of thO United States can
come together with real unanimnily Oh
General Grant, in regard to The Preli,
ddnOy,h will botho bappiss. thing for
lhe country the. could possibly occur.
4 N ] 2 q iiiIEirquIsg ~
.giLnci iiieAl AlCpIa " : earnestly ask
ody Democratic irislds eTery.whopo TO
eOh'idsr this subject carefully. ,i
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

deastsI5tsnt hsu aarlltsu . sisilst sps
proving the 'Watbinalch Youny donp
lGhfiSlian ASsOeiAIOh.
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A Monster Of the Alr-.-ASeEy strange
iI0NHHh sH Story. iA ~ liDi

| INNiH fH Story. 'N
The following strange slOry is trSnSIi'
ted from EloFSrio oArhl Of Santiago
Chile, March &c! al a1
Yesterday, about 0 o'clock p. III,
when every one had finished work at
this nine (Gsdu Mins,) aud the work.
men in group were awOiiug- thOiF
evsning meal, We saw coming through
the air q gigantic bird, which a. i'nI We
supposed 10 Do u cloud surrounded by
the atmosphere, Opnd divided from i!s
companions by chance current Of alt.
As tho object ID question came nearer
filling US With very natural fOslingpOf
surprise. WS we're able 10 note that Il
was an unknown creature ol the air.
the roc Of the "ihousand aud one nights"
perhaps, or possibly iloVhthan Of the
deserts, From whence did It GOMEZ
To whore VsSiI going? lie direction
was from the northeast to tho southwest
-ils Fight rapid and In q direct lines
On passing . short distance, aud oyer
our heads, We we're sblO to note the
rare structure Of ilI body. Its great
wings were clothed with q brown plu-
mage; the head OF Tho monster was 10 0
ihOpo similar to that Of the StaSShOppoE,
with enormous eyes wide opened and
brilliant as stars, and covered with
something like hair or bristl1S: the Body,
lenglhouing itSslf out like cha. Of q GSr-
penI, was covered with brilliant scales,
which omitted metallic sounds 90 the
strange animal moved hielf along.
Surprise resolved itself into fear
among the vOrknou,ln the presence Of
such strange phenomenon. The whole
stock Of pathological science pOssSu'oa
by the good ninetSyWss in vain sthuuS.
ted TO find the nome and quality Of the
strange bird which bad JdSt passed Ai'h.
cut leasiog uSlgu' Some assert that in
those moments they perceived a deseStA.
bio smell, like that given out BY avssnic
on being burned Others that their
senses werO not offended by any unu'u'
81 odot: The supsrstitlous believe thai
9 = =, ~ \; = ia q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

A woman iSDt 3. Ia kssss q ,bSby ShS
docs not know how 10 hold II; and tAb
b astrub Of fE,Shgt6 DO 81 slbabY. hAq
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

4 A CorrOiIoudept aAtS.. ssYhsfe Gts
many thipgS Sbert apitituAlism yhtch I
eagerly e6SbraeS -ehisf famOIk v WhsGA ~
hi0di4mS. "aa S"s NIA ~ I'a up
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Franlt w. ,2iaeOm, !

I.prRoOFF, rrtr-r--- GET. NookE.
DRs. AooFF 3 MOORE, y..,.;. ..'..
l1EAying formed partnership for the practice
ofMedicine, offer their Servc to the citizens
sSfPoiht Pleasant aud surrounding country.
one Of the other may be found at all hours OF
the day aud night twhen not professionally
ehESscd> at their Office, at the Drug Store Of
HocR 4 Moore ap29-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Edsu-A garden where ibpnpsls wsIp
unknown and dscandal uninvhnlsd, SOSS.
body soon. bad nOtioo. g quit -.;,4
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Dr, s. G. HAW3,

PHYsICIANdAND SURGEON
HNENDERs his professional services To the
i public. Calls from the country promptly
attended to. Office, corner Main and Third
streela,, ,,inhls now building opposite Preebyte'
rian Church. .a.. ap5-ly,
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Why are joke like nulAii Because tbp
dryer, the batter they er4chu t,diam
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NJ --L A GARD.

DR. l. =. CAMPBELL, offers his proics
" Sional services TO the citizens Of Point
Pleasant and Vicinity. ofhcc on Main street,
three doors below the Register office.
e. August is 1857 mo, .'.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Crop Ro'Tscls ia 0dppdadtS Slliaro-
able. .YDlkW .NW
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PeadIsl0a, lh0I ILepglllL8r.. oIaIal b

.Popdls,ou. the Iepudis,ors olslns a
lead ths;DemOefaiio oolpRpn q present,
and bio, friends sSsOrtI lbal were thS
nomination 10 come o6 laexI vteE hS
Would receive tho hOOSfi ~ his poriyt
The rOpudia,ors like accomplished gtul1
'blcrS. may be blpIing but III, we'll. pp+
oughlO sconsisdSt lbsk ropSSsutiIIOntS
aud watch t6oirchancsS. IfO half they
soy is true the honosI ci.izens aud bus-
Olnous men Of tho country Nfh EGks 10
keep 0GfOiul Sso o. EaSe New vdrk
cOhgeu,loH. TEEr6T 30
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tondon,isto hnrs1 Church frqES Ag :
Hna dhMb.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

So gres! 10 the competition belWvtti
the rival steam boat lines to BostoA
thu, Il tfSsEia The dilsttOFS 81 QSSF FAGgo
decided to offer 50 cents 70 each pasSsR.
on thsir, boats, This Eill % fSllOscd, ,bk
the other with ofsn q \ Ike GAounV
Of money frso AsAls, end fEss- s.lsIs,
.Foom to every maj, q lpd. gY. yEy0RsP lersNy'liSS
.t6 Boston by lhslr lice. q V / M