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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
OrFloe CLrFTos Iron AND Nail Co.
CLIFTON, Mason Co., W. Va
MnY Slh, 1869.

SrR-We desire to inform our friends
and tho public, through your valuable
columns, that We have suspended opera
tons but temporarily. And that oar
suspension has been occaSionod by a
small portion Of our hands (the Boil
crs) engaging in conspiracy against
our assistant manager in tho Mill and
Forge department, demand ding his dis
charge, because of his fidelity to tho in
terest of tho company. All other as
sumCd causes having been removed
prior to this date, Operations will be
resumed when q new sett Of Boilers can
be had.
CLrFTow IRON AND Nail Co,
Per w. H POWELL, Gen'I Supt
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SpRrSe The season OF howers and
singing birIs and billing and cooling,
Ond all that sor of thing, has come al
and Tie "oldest inhaLitant" feels very
much like taxing back all the disssreea-
bile things that have lately been said
about the welthcr. The warm sun shine
aud genisrains Of the past few days
have puta new face upon inanimate nature
and everything is clean washed, fresh and
pure, except where man s inventions and
perversiles have put them beyond re =
demption BY gentle, skyey iaauences.-
Everything else just now as beautiful and
full of hopeful promise.
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To Our PArRoNs.-We trust that all
who know themselves indebted to this
Office for subscription, JOB work or ad-
verisug, will come prepared during
Court, to pay US. We need money, and
trust that none who may be in town du.
ing court week, will go away without
paying US.
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The Piqun Journal talks remarkably
sensible about local newspapers, 1t
says:"Il is sacred duty to support your
local paper You need not think that
the publisher of paper can run it for
your benefit and pay the exp Cnses out Of
his own pocket Give your home paper
GOOD advertising patronage, and arc
spectacle subscription list, and you will
then have just such paper rs you
WISH"
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. A letter in the
Kiuswhu Republican states that on Sat.
urday night, lst inst, at midnight, th e
house Of Dr.. Sylenham Hereford Of Red
Hous Shoals, was entered by an ugly
specimen OF humanity. pretending to be q
messenger calling for medical aid for the
wife Of gentleman living about two
miles distant. The doctor began tc
make preliminary arrangements 10 a.
tend the call leaving the man at the
door Of bis studio, went 10 make light
which being done, he turned around
and found the william near him, present
ing pistol to his head and asking fol
his money ; to which The Doctor replied,
Money, indeed sir!' and just at that
moment the assassin fired, the ball pass
ing to the left Of the Doctors head and
lodged in book on the mantlepiece
After stepping back the assassin fred a
second time, but without effect. BY
this time Dr.. H. reached his double bar
rel shot gan, when the would be muir
derer and robber disappeared in the
darkness, and has not been heard Of
since.
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF Base
Ball was played last Saturday between
the Little Champion" and Ozark"
clubO, which resulted in victory to the
champions" Three cheers for Tue
little "Shaver."
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BOARD OF SUpERvIsoRs.-A stated
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors will
be held on the l7th day of this month
for the purpose of considering delinquent
list, granting liquor and other licenses
and for the lFaUsaOliug Of generaI bust.
ness.
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Remember, in making your Spring
purchases of Boots aud Shoes, that all
goods said at Smith & Martins ara war
rented and will be repaired free Of
charge, if they rip.
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LIcESsEs.-By the new Code all liz
uor, hotel and other licenses that hereto,
fore expired on tho 3Olh day of June,
expire on the 3Olh day Of April. but
this does rot apply to licenses already
granted.
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SopA WArER,-rhe soda wafer sea,
son has srrved, and MIR. B, L. Miles
has Just f,ed up his fountain, Lovers
of this cooling drink. will do well to try
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GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICrJRY. --Under
this head the B lmont County Chronicle
says the Democratic Treasurer Of SomOr
set township, in hatcounty, has abscon.
ded with about SO 1000 of the dear Pco-
Pies money.
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Our Office being supplied with splcn'
did assortment of new and eleganl types,
borders, rules, and other material, we
are prepaed 10 do fac grades Of job
printing,
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They VIII CMre You
A Remarkable Fact

That not a single instance has come to the
knowledge Of the proprletors, of the failure Of
Roback's Medicines TO give entire satisfaction
in tho hundreds Of thousands Of cases in which
they have been used this is worthy Of remark
and undeniablc evidence Of their intrinsic
merits. b. Ia. Miles Agent,
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To THOSE CONCERNED Those who
have had Orders Of Publication OF other
legal advertising inserted in our paper,
are noItisl that they must pay for The
sane. before certificate oil publication will
be given, Attorneys therefore, will see
to ii, that their clients fork over
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A certain young lady 10 this town
boasts that sho has had eighteen offers
Of marriage from respectable young m en-
and refused thom all, We wouldn't mar.
" hor 10 save her rrom dying en- old
maid.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISING AGENCY Messrs
E. S Riley, Jr., and JIhn NJ. Kilman at 40
South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd, are our
authorized agents 10 receive subscriptions aud
advertisements, at our regular terms.
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TASEs,-Gen, Obey gives notice in
this issue, that he will be 10 this County
on the Goth of May to collect Uuted
States Taxes. Be ready for him.
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Wool! WooL!!-We direct ospo cial at
teation 10 the advertisement Of A. IL W,
o. Roseberry in this issue. They are
now prepared TODD all kinds of carding
and spinning in the very best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms. Those
of our farmer readers who have wool
that they desire to have spun up into
yarn, would do well to send i. to this
Factory.
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NorIoE.-Hereafter we shall make II rule
c charge at the rate of Is cents per line fol- all
"puffs, " and advertisements Of any descrip
ton. which are placed in our local columns
religious and charitable rotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued.
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AccIoESr,--"Litls Bobby" son Of
J E Y. Mitchell Esq, on Monday, fell
from stable loft, and dislocaled his left
am,
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SEND THEN S.--We respectfully ask Jus
tees Of the Peace to report cases of publsc in
terest, tried before them, aud everybody to
send items of interest for publication, To-
zeal paper should be a compendium of looa
history. Help us to so make the gister.
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NJ, Scidlcr, opposite this Office, has
now nice lot OF ladies dress goods,
which hO is offering at very low prices
SoidIor'sis the place to buy. Give him
a call.
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A man that refuses whisky is called a
corn dodger There are very few corn
dodgers about this Town,
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Iowa plants every three years a forest
of 100000 trees, and within consider.
ably less than half dozen years, 25,-
1OO,00 forest trees have been planted
and are now growing in the Northwest,
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It's required to enclose a certain tract
of land by straight fence, eight rails
high, TWELVE feet to the panel, the mum.
Der Of acres to correspond TO the number
of rails. How many acres in the tract,
and how many rails will be sufficient to
enclose III
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POST OFFICE HOURS.--The Office is
open from o'clock a, m to $ O'Clock p. M
On Sundays FROM 8 o'clock a. M to a m.
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DyaDeDsisU.
" OTgCE.

A LII Persons knowing themselves indebted
u 10 A. Hess, by store account, are hereby
notified that thoy must come forward and SET
lie the samo.wilhout delay, either by cash or
by note. or else their accounts will lie placed
In the hands Of an ofli3er for ccllocll9h
april ~ w. AsBEass .
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When you want a nice hoop skirt, a
bamorol, or dress pattern, ora uice pair
of shoes, go TO Smith & Martha. an get
diem.
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KASAwHA BELLE. direct the
attention Of the travelling public TO
the card Of this splendid passenger
steamer in this issue. The Belle is re.
liable and sale. Her officers are the
most accommodating on the Ksnuwha
River.
Those Of our readers who have occa-
sion to ship goods up the Klnawh% or
intending to Taxa trip up the River
will find tito their advantage. to do ell
their business with the Kanawha Belle
The report put in circulation that
Capt. Chrisry Intended 10 withdraw from
the trade, is false, and only gotten up
to injure his boat.
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The best calico at Smith & Martins,
aud only l2t cents per yard, go aud get
dress pattern.
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I N S TITUTE,
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WINCHESTER, TENN.

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Weight of Grain, &C., per Bushel,
AZ established by the Nashville
Chamber Of Commerce.

Charles B. Seymour, dramatic editor
of the New York Times, died on Sun
day, Of Inflammation Of the brain
The women who demanded registra'
ton as voters in Washington lave
been refused.
Claimsnts for the immense estate OF
John C. CLARK, the Texas millionaire,
have at last appeared.
Cut worms we're never known to be
so numerous or so destructive aS they
are this spring in many portions OF
Louisiana.
The Boston Journal approves the
system of erecting public drinking
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Gen. Sherman has advertised for sale
his residence at St. Louis, Mo-, which
was presented to him by some OF the
leading citizens.
The nutmeg tree grows on the Sierra
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to that of the East Indies
Forney writes to one Of his two pa
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Who can speak English correctly.
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Lately much improved--and the new
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Improved with Rowell,s Patent Double
Cog-wheels, and the Patent Stop, are now
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saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testi-
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ave like our machine much; could not
be persuaded to do without it, and with
the aid of Doty, we feel that we are mas
tiers ofthe pOsition."-Rev. Bishop Scott,
Nj. Il. Church.
1T is worth one dollar q week to any
family."-N. Y. Tribune.
I'm the Laundry of my house there is
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for
the invention your excellynt wringer."
Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler.
Every week has given it stronger
hold upon the affections of the inmates OF
the laundry."-New York Observer.
II heartily commend it to economists OF
time, money and cOntentment."-Rcy. DR..
Bellows.
They save threc-fourths of the labor
anu tlme and pay for themselves, both IN
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Canvassers, with exclusive rights of
sale. make money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whoE
liberal discounts are made.
r. c. BROWNING, General Agt,
dec Il 30 COrtlandt St., N. Y.
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Strayed or Stolen.

On Sunday night, 18th ult., from my s ~
bic, on the place formerly occupied oy mi
Wallace Estill. decd. sorrel horse apo .ss
eight years old. medinm size, white sn I;ns
down his face, three white feet, ana = ~ ~
stouhd hisrightlhindi Leg Just above
pastern joint, made BY srope. 2. ~
= Any person delivering the horss
WIN be1lberally rewarded: wra
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COLLAR, NARKS 1 FITZPATRICK.
Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate OF "
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authenticated. within the time, prescrloeo
by law, or they will be forever barred.
w. B.FARMER. Admh
ELIZABETH farmer, Adm J.
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February 18th, 1859.
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