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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The Morgantown Post says tho new
University Building will, in a lev days
be under rooi, and then the inside work,
pIaslodng, carpenters work, and finish
ing will commence, The roof is 10 be
Of slate and tin Workmen are now en-.
gagged on the Observatory, which is ST.
uaicd 10 tie center Of the building.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
Hollands German Tonic

il q euEliugiioH Of az NE ugreiiei'iI ~ ne
BlisrI, icih FURE SIRh Cf1.f t,aH. Orrcs, &C.
ia u,rd Tor NE samt diieoi'i as q, BiHtII IN
en,si ghrre gpRs pure diooholit iifmsim Is "a.
oulrsd rou tSM boar IN mind not Mc.S 'r'irs'
afI arc entirely different from any o.hd}
adrtr!iItI Ior ne cure q nc d''a''I NAMED;
htse 6tfnd i-ie.ltit- prsratdhVn1 u HtdieiHil
trirdc't. lrliH ne ONSrg drr mare aecoc.ien 9f
Tun in soBt form III, TONIC IL d,rid,dIy 9ns
or Ns MOO, pi,dEtgt and ag,Web't rtntdi1 .ttr
ogsrsi 10 ~, public. IA kdEr u ,SqgiJits. ma
q plsdEre 10 iksii, ghiit'hI tft.yi,iHg erhG'
ardliug. aud medicinal gudiLtT Nv rt .Ls!'4 70
Le GHVlgh ~ Ae grsGbHy al ,eii..L
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

This year the whole number Of mis-
siOnaries called in Utah TO go fourth and
preach the Mormon Gospel to the people
of the United States is about two hun,
dred.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement OF Mrs. VIM. Jtf'
fers formerly Miss SnOdgrasS. As an
occuIist she stands deservedly high, and
persons suffering from disease of the
eve, would DO we'll 10 consult her with
out delay.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The Wheeling Register says; Gov. Ste
yensou left this city on the 29'h Tor The
National Capital, He makes the visit 10
connection with some matters concerning
the sale of the Government property at
Harpers Ferry"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The Boacd of Supervisors for Mason
county, me. at the Court House Tues.
day. They were still in session when
we went to press. We will eudeavOF to
pubIi,h the proceedings next week,
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To the Ladies.

The Married Ladies' Privaid Cnmpnn-
ian contains the dc,irod Information 0n i'm
portrait matters never bef,ta m1lrpuhlo A
copy sent frtu to tllnsc who wish to give IL a
candid pc.usal Alire
Mrs. r. S. Godfrey,
Greeupoin', King Co., Sew York,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

FuRs.--Kesp il before the people, that
the largest aud best selected stock Of fue
Furs can only be seen at Smith < Mar,
tins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

We beg leave to suggest to the cOun
ell the prOpriety Of putting up street
lamps. They are very much needed
We are considerably behind other towns.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Pay UP. Quite a number of our sub
,,rib,s are in arrears. The cold wealth
er is approaching, and as a natural con-
,eoo.uce, ourexpeuses are increasing =
Come, friends, pay up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Peters Musical Monthly for October
!, on our table, and is foil of good things
fl, the dcvotees of music. II has this
month over 80 worth of music, besides
GOOD reading matter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

CHRONICLE ALMANAC AND YEAR Book
OF IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR 1870
The Publishers ofthe Cincinnati Daily
and Weekly Chronicle, the most Popu
lar Republican Newspaper of the West,
will issue, on or before the first Of JAnu.
AIRY next, the second volume of the
"ChronicIe Almanac and Yearbook Of
Important Information" 1t j. indispeu-
sable to every politician, and every
general reader who desires to be able to
refer TO "tho facts" 10 his conversation,
his speaking. or bis writing. Ths Year
Book will make q volume Of about $50
pages, and will be pr:a!el on excellent
white paper. A copy Of this book will
be sent free bg mail to every subscriber
of the Weekly Chronicle Terms; single
copy one year 80 co. Five copies one
year, 81 rs each; Ten copies, 81 so each;
Twenty-Five copies 1925 each; Fifty
copies 81 90 each. Address Cincinnati
Chronicle Co. No, Ill Race Street,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

1, is stated that large number of
Northern gentlemen are in Welt Viz,
GINA searching for lands.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The public school of this place open
ed on the Gibuh., aud is pretty we'll
attended.
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NOTICE.!

LAYING concluded toclosc up my busiucss
III in Point Pleasant wish to inform lhrpubl,c
thatOn Monday next NWopberi 81. viii dluso
up my Books Uui e',gmcnce closing gut my
Stock ofGoog' u Reduced Prices,
forcs.h rxlu iyely, ''.
GfAll pe."n., haripg neeoguls with no. arc
requested u cill m settle Immediately. &
DC, 9S,h 1862 Jw Y. n, COLE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

BALTIMORE ADVERTISING Ao E;irn Mess 40
F Riley, Jr., and John N. Altman Nh AZ T.
south Charles street, Baltimore, No. %e 0 Nv,
a gtho,issU s ass at our regular terms
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Posr OFFICE ITEMS. The following
post olIire has been established in this
county: Fort Rock, Philip Mckinley,
Postmaster. This Office is about seven
miles from Poin! Pleasant, and directly
on tie route from this place to Jackson
C. Il We will look for a good club
of Subscribers from that neighborbood.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

RANK DErps We have just printed
Int Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
ara for sale at this office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Tue ELxCnoS The election last
Thursday, passed of quie ly. The Dem
ocrat. by their troachery in bringing out
on independent candidate, were sue.
cessFul; but be this as it may, it does
not Aft CT in the least. the prz' OF goods
at Smith & Martins. They sell as low
a, eyer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

MARRIED AT the residence Of the
hides father in Wrs Columbia. on the
9lst of October, 1869 by Rev. w. H..
Shaw, Mr.. Gao. W. Sanford to Miss
D.uzilja J H'rpoId; all of Mason coun-
ty. West Va
In Robinson TogaEhip. on the 2l't
ult, By Rev. W, H Harrison, Mr. Thos.
D. Hogg to Mrs. Deiuda Hartford.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

SEE advertisement of Heifer strayed,
in another column.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

We ,re prepared to do Job Printing
At The lowest prices
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Ladie' Department.
Prints, Dclaines, All Wool Delaines Cob
ing Cloth French Mereno, Buffalo
brand Alpaca. Poplins, Flannels,
BleGched and Brown MuslinS
Cambrics' Barred Jack
onet, Swiss Muslin,
NaiusoOk Linen
Lawn,
Black silk Nett, Jackonett aud Hamburg
Edging, Trimmings Breakfast Shawls
Square Sh1wls, Long Sh,wls,
Ladies' Misses and children's French Calf
aud French Morocco Polish Boots and High
Polish Caters, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Calf aud Kip Balmora Bootees, Hoop skirts,
hosiery, Gloves, Head Nets, Combs, Brushes,
Nubias, Sc, &c, at Low PRICES Mt
oct 2l.2w SMITH 4 POLSLEY'S.
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Pubic SuooL,-Wo ore glad to say
to the friends that the Public School is
in prosperous condition, noIwithsand'
ing the Ia'eneSs Of its beginning. Tie
general rules Of the School adopted by
Teachers and Trustees, will DO printed
and each parent or guardian will be fur
niShed with copy with which, we trust,
they will become acquainted, and en-"
courage their children to ready obedi-
enee thereto. Parents By permitting
their children to write their own ,oxcu.
Sos encourage dishonesty, truancy and
nrdinesS. We trust they will encour-
age regularity Of attendance as lar as
possible, and when any unavoidable hin.
dTance occurs they will write tho rx.
cu'o themselves, Friends are urged 10
Cooperate with the Teachers and Trus.
tees in furIhcriog the interest Of tho
.eehool D. p, GUTHRIE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

s0ST OFFICE H0URS.-The Office is
f,a,n o'clock n. m. to 3 O'Clock p. M
o. oP' SsnJays from 7 o'clock .. N. to M
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

SIOWaGches. No, among the
the least important Of. tho may won
ders of the metropolis, is the great $40
Watch Sale of Michelin l. Co., Nv
York. advertised in another column.
As very many Of our re,@crs may re-
quire Q good watch, we advise lhem TO
give this concern ttial, before buying
elsewhere. Circulars fully describing
the Sale. and every particular, can be
obtained by mail upon application.
For so cents each, they will send en-
Cravings giving correct lkrncs'es of
their Watches, with full descriptions TO
the most minute particular. These en-
cravings. when bought by The quantity,
are sold at less price, and liberal com
missions given those who act oS agents
Every one by this novel arrangement
a.cer aims to a certninty the ex'ct style
Of Watch as well as By personal e1ami.
nation, that they can rcceiys upon a
further payment of $40. And if un-
satisfactory. it is optional whether the
buger make further investment.
Certainly no harm can be done by
irving them. and until something is
known to the dalrimon, Of tue concern,
none should hastily condemn it.; make
the experiment, we sly; the outlay is
but triang, while the gain my be very
handsome.
Hundreds Of pack gees Of Watches are
daily forwarded by this establishment 70
the mo st remote parts Of the country,
by express, to be psiJ fer when recciv'
ed by the consigneo, Try them Onco!-
Surely nothing can be lost!
KANAwuA BgLLE.-The attention Of
the travelling community is invited to
the advertisement Of that excellant first.
class steamer Rlaa,0ka Belle, to be
found in another column, LIS officers
are experienced in their line, and arc
known to be the most popular men on
Kanawha river.-LewisJarg LnacPmdcat.
DR, SroNE This gentlemen dropped
ia 10 see us Monday. He is now locu-
ted at LcIarl, o., but iOfotms US he has
been thinking of going to Illinois. He
is master of bis profession, and whefov.
er ho may locate, we trust that ho will
receive that patronage his knowledge OIL
medicine entities him to.
| Il,.y Nl,n a,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

DID it ever occur to that class of bi.
beds who oongregate at the various pla'
Oes of worship in our town, and there
besmear the floor with the vile solutions
of the nar.olic weed, and cover the
floor with uutsheIIs. that they are com
promising their manhood, and declaring
that their mothers did not properly in.
0,rucl them in the lesson. of proPrieIy?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

PERSONAL -Messrs Thomas L Hale
.aod Thomas Lewis, left this Plsce Mon
day evening, for Indiana. Mr.. Hale
will remain in lhst Safe until spring
whcn he will return to this place. Mr..
Lewis will remain also till spring, when
he will return 10 his home in California
We trust our young friends may have a
pleasant Tina ia the "Hoosier" State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

HEARTH AND HoME.--This post ex-
ceIleni weekly comes 10 US regularly. The
contents Of this paper is especially adaP.
ted to the home circle, containing choice
reading OF high order. MesSrs. PoItin.
gill. Bates Il Co., the publishers. Offers
some extraordinary Inducements to those
DESTROYS of forming clubs, as follows; -
Single copies 81; three copies, at one
'ime 80, five copies, at one lime, So -
We cheerIully recommend this weekly to
all desiring frst-cIasS paper. Address,
PeituglI, Bates & Co. New York.
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Hollands German Bilters

Hollands German BllterS
l. entirely vegetable, aud contgins
no liquor. IL IL n compound or
FluId Extracts. The Roots, Herbs,
and Rarks from which tbcse cA-
Germ any. DzcA hllthc uIcdl-
cnulyITtIIrs IN Ware cEtTRct-
ed Tr0mE Eyihcni by =
aclCutI lie NlaHt4 q u ~ m D..
TIIcSe extracts are chen forwarded
10 this country 10 be used eN-
these 'nIttcrs. There IL no RicO-
hOIIc substance OF any Kind used
In cOnnpOundin" the Hittcrs, hence
a. Is the only BittcrS that can 10
used Ia cases where alcohOlo
slim .:iRniH are not advisable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Slprcn,e Court Of Penn
rylyaniA
PHtLLrELrHiA, March ID, 1901
I6nd "Ho7GmFI Gsrnda BHiefs" u HnI on
Id'oricdiing bertTdg,, but u a goOd ionic hs,iI
an dIEor tl,rI Of lie digtEire orgas, and ~ gT'ai
benSdi ia edjsI Of debility and 'odR " "GV0"
action IN he system.
Yours truly
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-- --------
6Gp 4IfpeEEg 8egisttt
LOCAL MATTERS.
Thursday Morning.
50ST oFFICE H0URs.-The Office il
f,o,n 7 o'clock n. m. to . O'Clock p m
o. SP'ss .nJays FROM o'clock .. m. to : M
,-,,o,, ADVERTISING AGENCY &essrt
RiIey. Jr., and john NJ. kllman' at =
s r. Charles street, Baltimore, Md. are ouI
sou .Iu,;,sd agents to receive subscriptions and
aaJI,.sy,isements, at our regular terms
vuzssIsEE-l7-
p,wv DEgps-We have Just printed
ut Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
ar. for sale at this Office
WE ,re prepared to do Job Printing
a. The lowest prices,
Pay Up.-Qoite a number of our sub
,,ribsy are in arrears. The cold wealth
., is approaching, aud, as a natural con-
,eoo,uce, our expenses are increasing. =
Come, frieuds, pay up.
Peters Musical Monthly for October
!, on our table, and is full of good things
fl, the dcvolees of music. II has this
month over SO worth of muaa, besides
good reading matter.
We beg leave to suggest to the cOau
ell the proprety Of putting up street
lamps. They are very much needed
We are considerably behind other towns
The attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement Of Mrs. VIM. JET
fers formerly Miss SnodgrasS. As an
occuIist she stands deservedly high, and
persons suffering from disease of the
eve, would 90 well 10 consult her with
out delay.
Posr OFFICE IrEas. The following
post olIire has been established in this
county: Fort Rock, Philip Mckinley,
Postmaster. This Office is about seven
miles from Point Pleasant, and directly
on tie route from this place to Jackson
C. II We will look for a good club
subscribers from that neighborbOod.
Tue ELECuoN The election last
Thursday, passed of quie ly. The Dem
ocrat, by their troachery in bringing out
on independent candidate, were sue
cessrul; but be this as it may, it does
not aft CT 10 the least, the prz, OF goods
at Smith & Martins. They sell as low
al eyer.
MARRIED AT the residence Of the
hides father in W,sl Columbia. on the
2lst of October, 1869. by Rev. w. H.
Shaw, Mr.. Gao. W. Sanford to Miss
D.uzilIa J HorpoId; all of Mason coun,
ty. West Va.
In Robinson TogqEhip. on the 2l''
ult, by Rev. W. H Harrison. NJ Thos
D. Hogg to Mrs. DeIiada Hartford.
DID it ever occur to that class of b.
beds who Oongregotc at the various pla'
oes of worship in our town, and there
bssmear the floor with the vile solutions
Of the nar.oIic weed. and cover the
floor with uutsheIls. that they are com
promising their manhood, and declaring
that their mothers did not properly in
0,rucl them in the lessons of proPriety?
PERSONAL -Messfs Thomas L Hale
aud Thomas Lewis, left this Place Mon
day evening, for Indiana. Mr.. Hale
will remain in lhst Safe until spring
whCn he will return TO this place. Mr.
Lewis will remain also till spring, wher
he will return 10 his home in California
We trust our young friends may have a
pleasant lima ia the "Hoosier" State.
s-
HEARrH AND HoME.--This post ex.
celeni weekly comes to US regularly. Tit
contents of this paper is especially adap
ted to the home circle, containing choic,
reading OF high order. Messrs. Poitin
gill. Batas Il Co Lha nnhlishnrs. nEcr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-01

Lotto, L0xI6, LOTTO.
Lotto, Lotto.
TvHK classic poetsshi subg TO m o. 9 spring
.ods...y e ~ We ssii s1isS sf sSss. 4 Z 70.
eonssdsd b. ali that the magical sGscts ofths
S.s s.rp.ssiss sSS:s prsasssd ~ the vsssss
that hmess spring.
s. ~. ss Is N: = ssss.s !:
rsdissry. Lea say srd 70 the hereditary ba1d-
ssss vfthcst enssrins into sa sassndsd augment.
.. s.1 vAsrs viI-pssss. (ss che pAsssoississ celi
10 o. nsnnss, together visk slarss amount ofbrsis
are both largely Developed, sAis character eess ~
lss ne vsr,d .evs hiH, - I've: shs vss... ~
Of the globe; his bnan1s d 10 nap dew. the ere
ofupper worlds. hs hnds nsv end uadiseosered
s'Ss b. " =: ss:
have day's siskssss kon Ne ssalis 10 d ssnb,
sein there b siwsyss ars. hspe alive ~
10 hep the hair ksalfky, he 3 certain 10 become
essshl hwyers. doessrs, ssssssmaa. msrehans. bank
e., 3. He has given every moment 81 HE time snd
thoughts 70 he proAsslon, and not once thousht--t
dces nss pro.ps HI. % 5: arss IN sss sorids drs.
ma but rather remain as the tan end Of everything,
such men ere never bald. without brain bvsr or
;S., oshss :slnss bring n; s:is
every hmily- The children Of one fhther. II bald
ness then heredissrys Chemists have prepared art.
eles ior the hair until there Was no sale br t and
then like chameleon che nge its color and name and
PROF. q RISTX'S
Oh eet was - create s>msthiue which should Last
q - A. - L.
tanning shs e.sss es gray hair ana badness. The
second the diseevsry Of . Vegetable eonpssnd.
whose .usrisns virtsss would slsy tAs aver sf shs
svsrsasksd brsin. esd shsssssds can testify sAssshs
LOTTO
n lust NE shise. Ifths hsad 10 covered Win lan
dru6 ssnethins 70 wrong With Ne rosss 81 the hair.
lssAs hair 10 turning gray. II needs doeserias.
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.
VIII restore that Which he's turned gray - lie orig.
Insi color. Assss which shs LOTTO l. applied
lain It's natural color until death II Jour hair 10
harsh. dry and Aiins ont. this = the iinst 70 pre-
,s1 . Sslds'., s,eg y ss, Asi, Al,a: Dgs. or,o
WILL ACTUALLYDO IT
A sny ses Who he's used u for sssis'essry issr.
II you ar. bsid use the HAIR LOTTO. ". can
refer TO many who, short time agss we're bald, ~
the present. time 10 10 impossible ss asds bald
The Lotto 10 richly perfdned.
The Lotto 10 richly psrfumed.
The Lotto is richly psrfamsd.
The odor of thu Lotto 10 like the breath Of summer
Aowsrs.
The lotto b net die, but psrssns Who have sssd
dye viii nnd 10 Ar superior. The Lotto brisys sss
tie natural eolerins Of the hair. end 10 decidedly
cleaner and cheaper than die. There Il nsthing o.
fensvs about the Lotie.
One half dossn bottles ssnt 10 any address IN the
United States for IS.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS 0ENER-
ALLY.
Isrice4n per pOeeeo
Or sat TO any address On rsesips Of .ss per bsss
half dozen for IS.
n. Liberal dsdsetions 10 the trade.
All orders must Be addressed %
PROr. A. u. CHRISrY q Co.,
Prsprissers. IN Chesnot Street, Fhisdsiphia. Pa.
oVFor sale Wholesale and retail By
BROWNING SLOAN.
Wholesale Druwgists Apothscsries Hall, Nos. and
East Eashinrton Street IudianaDols. Ind. 3sfy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-01

wholesale Drug gisfs. chiesgs. General Agents for
the Sor,hwests IN statss. 10 whom orders must b
I'd dressed. ce-f Sm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-01

down the rive on o raft"
While Jim 10 executing the errand
let as look for . moment at the con
tens Of the waiting letter, not letters
n Benjamin expected. It was writ
ten by the old physician, the one who
had watched the constitutions Of all
the family for thirty years, and had
often said, "too much depending on
The affections; take one, and the resi-
will fall like . row or bricks"
The letter mentioned o slight cold
taken by Father Cotton, whilo or
his way to the bedside OF = dying
pauper; iss neglect because Of its
apparent iusigniicance; bis being
called too late. only to watch the
burning out OF the feeble remains o
his old friends life by lung fever
Then that Irene han wilted, like I
tender vine torn rom lts support
and without any disease sunk to rest
murmuring prayer Ser her brothe1
Benjamin.
This wofully freiehtsnd piece o,
paper-O, that things so slight car
bear such weight Of ilI!-Jim han
ded gayly 70 his waiting friend
Benjamin took it eagerly, .alnos
'avenously, a. . starving man xeull
clutch food; but - sight of; Doetsl
Hevin's handwrits, . stronge trsmo,
iSwept over his fass Ahd shosk q
whole frame. Hessal1 e hes<<iy 1,
the snd;then saying, eft = no us<
iDtlaN and Ilsne are botb dead, !" b
fell bscksa corpse.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-01
s. II p * nj
F1RE-PROOF
Is A y d 8 /.

ssnbora's Patent has bssh dsn5Hstsssed, By The
IN nrs-proof qualities 70 any Other msksrs; bsiss
water In copper Tubes Dramatically scaled) pf1vent
fng complssely any evaporation and 10 the dryest
ess In uss' The patent esn - upplied to any SAFE
Before purchasing elsewhere eaf1 ana exxMfns, o.
seed Or sample pamphlet containing ths cersiheates
u triais Eitk al other makers safes.
EfKaIcAr sfkrH fixx- Pnoor BAyn Co.,
ozn13:Ab&co SEQ broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-01
MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED THt1sID OAR or JaEuARr. 1885,
NO 73.627.

LETTERS NO B,61.
This Is superior to all other Spring Bed Bottons
yet produced. and few Of tire advantages ars -
follows:
1. The pressure on the Springs is even. and there
Is sagging or bagging down Of any part while The
full elasticity remains
2. There is giving WAY Of any part. because % y
stayed nj sides ms well ~ ends.
3. Tits adjustableto any sized bed, with or visA.
out additional stats.
4. Anv mechanic can make one. or any CONNIE.
farmer who toOls for farm purposes, ca
readily make or adjust one.
S. They cheaper than any Spring Bottom
known, and materials to make hem can DO proenreA
In any country town.
6. They are lighter than any other Spring Bot'ony
and can readily be made so rs TO sustain IighS
weight, heavy weight, without being too stin 90
timber.
T. They are more durable than any other BED
Bottom known.
Call and examine them-sry them. and 20. WIN
The Patentee. Nathan Maxey. 81 Plymouth,
Indiana, has his head quarters ever ~ .. Dickeon's
Hardware store. 81 door, on rih,. asnd side NJ
persons that may wish to purchase and whcTs nay
b seen sample Bed Bottom;
We shave had occasion to examine and III ne
above Bed Bottom, and fs,sy endvse Ill that 10
CHARLES PXLMKR. Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Desler
TnoS. MCDONALD. Ex Auditor.
JOHN w HoEGHT0N, Recorder
David 'fw. Sheriff NJ Co..
Q. ii. REEVE, Auy,
NC. THKYER, Com 4srsSssS,
a&M BECKER. Merchants,
J. BROWNLEE. Merchant
y.w. BENNETT, MD.
I'D. GRAY. M.B.
H.R. BhcKUe, NJ. D.
A. G. CAPRoN, knsr,
J.J.ylNALL, N. d,
IA. B0RT0N,
NIB. DICKSON, Merchant,
r.Y LESLIE ND
]. MATrIEGLY, Editor Rep.