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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-03

par appropriation ct vol, que par mesure a Ia
Butler. Nous ne voulons pas de ce que
rhonneur ct la conscience raprouyent. QUAINT
memo les ayantages de Ia possession feodale.
&c serait Ia plisere a l'infini. Mais ces deux
dangers sont imaginaires en- Amerique, en-
Louisiana. I'm steele dmmigration nc sutlira
pas a combler le vide, ct 10 vide une fois
comble, tout sera normal.
L'etranger nest done point Tin ennemi,
une force brutale qni deposstdera illigitime-
ment un partayeun dun sol qni ne lui nppar.
tiendta que par travail ct par economic.
&c qui peut arriver, lie voici
Je possele actuellement 1900 arpents de
terro sur les bords du Mississippi, dams Ia
richie ct fertile vaae qui resemble Il celle
du Nil; cinquante OH soixante arpents sont
seuls cultivas demain peut-etre, grace Ia
disparition dc certains travailleurs je men
cultiverai que vingt-cinq; ct les imp6ts ne
diminueront pas en- raison dc la diminntion
des prodnits. C'est dire que je snis 'iche ct
que ie suis pnur,e. Celia rappcllc l'avare
monrant de fam sur un tresor lie bon sens
le plus ordinairc me dit alors quill faut
trouver pour ma terro. des instruments de
travail ct de production des mulets, des
charrues, des fauchcuses, des machines per
fectionntes ct expeditives, des cutiyatenrs ct
,les travaiIIenrs. Tic travaillcur sera l'agent
courageux ct intelligent de la production.
Tout repose sur lui Comment le paierai -je
Lberalement ct facilement pnisque Ia terre
cutivee dot nous enrichir tous les dcux. Sill
me plat de rassocier a mon enterprise, je
l'assoce sill me plait de Fengager par
contrat, je rengagc par contrat. Dams les
deux cas-, measures prises de part ct d'antre,
lui s'enrichissant ct moi 'enrichissant, les
Ia proie dcs herbcs foles ct lie repaire des
betes fauvcs. QUAINT aux impots, ponr exor-
bitants qu'ils soient, lis seront payts il temps,
ct le sheriff du lien n'aura pas proceder par
4 a Ai-je des dettes Deux annees les
amortiront Snis.ie sans dettes? Lie credit
me yiendra de tons les cotas, ct les capitalistes
NC baiseront lc lerriere. QUAINT au trayaileur,
au ,,aysan mon associe OH mon employe, IL
aura sa part drecte on indirecte dams les
profits Associt, il droit an dividende de-
termins ct CONSENT. Employi, son salaire
sera de tclle nature, 81 naturel, 81 assure, qu II
aura bien vecu, bicn economist ct prepare
son avenir dc proprietaire. QUAINT aux ira
vailleurs de Ia derniere heure, ceux qni SIM
posent nctuellement ct don't Pexigence est
sans borncs, il leur fnulra changer de moeurs,
s'astreindrc IN ,levoir, relevcr dun labeur
assdu ct intelligent. On ills subiront coura-
geusement r1preuve, ct ce sera bon on lis
saire ct lis nanront de plainte IA formuler
que contre eux memes. Ce que les cooites,
une telgue ne peuvent fairo, les paysaAs
brctons ou allemands lie feront.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-03

DarBureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gaucle.
nBPour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa
perasses, adressez ConreM Post Office.
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Avis.

St-Jacques, 3 Juliet 1869.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

KASAwnA BElLE,-This splendid
ADD popular steamer after on absence
Of about two weeks, has again resumed
her place on the Kauawha. She has
been thoroughly repoired aud is now
one of the "timmost' boats to be seen
on any of our Western rivers. No better
boat, nor better officers, can be found,
than are on the Kaaq,Ohu BclI'. Above
oil things, pauOnizo her before Ouy 9th
er boat that ruus 10 tho Ksnawha and
Galipolis trade. Our merchants in this
place should give her tho preference Of
their shipments in oil cases, as che is an
advantage 10 our town, while the other
boats in this trade, do all they can
against us,
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GRowL NO. o.

lNr, Editor.
have heard several persons say that
cash had abOu, played out There i,
nothing more for him to grOwl at" &c.
Would to God that it were SO! then he
could change his surly growls into hap
py smiles. and these same persons would
find lhO! cash. is as ready 10 bcsow
praise where il is merited, as he is to
groI at anything that sayOrs OF wrong.
But. unfortunately no is constantly fur
pishcd with new subjects that he cannot
pass by and feel that he has done his
duty,
f. 1t seem Stbal number Of the boys Of
The town hagp either broken loose from
parental authority. or that their parents
have turned them loose to roam At win
when and where they please, They cap
be seen at almost any hour of tho night
running about on the streets, aud are
generally in oil kinds Of mischief. Some
of them, ! am told, little fellows, man.
age occasionally to procure some kind Of
intoxicating drink and actually get
drunk. Just think Of it, little fellows
twelve or fifteen years old running about
on the streets uniil eleven or twelve
O'Clock at night, and some of them
drinking to intoxculion! Whist fu-
,urc must await such beginning Me.
Ihuks can see tho ga'lows already
stretching out its long gOunt form, beck
oniog them on 10 sure destruction But
then. this is an oge OF progress aud
young America" must be allowed full
swing, and it is essentially necessary to
their proper education, judging By the
facts--tha, they strut the streets Of tho
towns and cities, cigar in mouth, swog"
gins swearing aud drinking to as late an
hour as they, 10 their superior wisdom,
may choose
ITO vice industrious hut to noblcr deeds
Timorous and slothfu."
This is all true, says one who seems
utterly discouraged, but how will you
stop it? The answer may be found in
Buffers Hudibras:
"Whipping, that's virtues governcss,
Tutoress of arts and sciences;
That mends the gross mistakes Of nature,
Aud puts new life into dull matter;
That lays foundation for rcnown.
And all The honors Of ths gown"
But the boys ore not alone in ibis
downward course. for some Of the young
men are in the habit OF indulgug in the
same nmuicmcn!s, thus setting On ex
ample that the boys are sure TO follow
Now, boys aud young men, take the I'D
vice Of friend; spen your evenings OF
home. and remember that
"Yice is nonsterof so frightful men,
As to be hated needs but TO be seem
Yet seen too Oft familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace"
ASH.
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Tue following Resolutions we're ndop'
ted by the Good Tomplars Convection
which met in Hartford City on tho Sd
inst:
Resolrcd lst. That the Temperance cause is
one of the nobest and most important causes
that ever engaged the attention OF man,
%. That no man can be considered good
citizen who feels no interest in, nor takes any
part In the temperance cause.
3D., That no eau Sc, purely hum ane in its or
igin, is calculated to confer such vast good up.
on mankind, or remove such untold misery
from the world.
An. That man who engages in the manu-.
facture and sale Of intoxicating liquor, gull.
ty Of murder, robbery. blasphcmy, beggary,
aud almost every species Of crime that black.
ems the catalogue OF human action.
5th, That the "sgns Of the times" indicate
the final triumph Of the temperance cause, and
that this is great source Of encouragement TO
its friends, everywhere
9Th. That we notify all dealers in Ardent
Spirits, in our midst, that they will be held
strictly to the letter of the law, in regard 10
selling Ia persons who are in the habit Of be-
coming intoxicated.
7th. That we, as temperance men. viii vote
for no man for a public Office, who is not
temperate man.
9Th. That the Point Pleasant Register be re-
quested to publish these Resolutions,
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PARENTS LooK TO YouR CnrLDREa-
One OF the great and crying evils Of the
present day is the habi! Of p'ronis al
lowing their childrento spend their even
ings in the streets, forming bad associa-
lions and contracting habits that will
render their future life an aimless, disco
Lutte and worthless existence. Ii is in
the bywOys Of nighlfall that rowdyish,
crimial habits are formed; and il is upon
the plastic minds Of the youh that such
customs fix au inleIlible impression and
affect their entire future. Give your
children amusmCals nt homo in accor-
dance with their ogs and dispositions,
Make home pleasant that 60 unhOly de-
sire will tempt tho child to seek pleasure
outside Of its inluenco. We do not
mean BY this, 10 never allow child 10
see society and the world, but when he
does seek such changes go with him. and
cndcavor to impress his mind with those
things that viii rebound 10 lis future
usefulness, Sad with horror of every
haunt of vice.
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Wolves KILLED The Mineral Ga
zcite says; 1--WE learn from Giant coun.
ty that a party of Wolf hunters about
three weeks ago found aud killed seven
young wolves 10 tho vicinity OF Mr.. Rim
kcr's. in stream called Buffalo. in that
county. Some limo aftorwarl another
party with one of the Same men went
back again and killed one more of tho
young ones, Tho old ones having made
their escape. We understand tho wolyc,
ore very destructive on sheep in ,hat
country"
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We learn that Ms. Nicbolson, of New
Haven, while out picking berries, one day
last week, felt something scratch her
slightly, which she thought at the time,
10 be brior, aud paid no more iIlont'
ion to it, Soon after getting homo the
scratch became paiufuL began to swell,
and showed all tho symptoms Of the bite
Of q poisonous reptile or insect, For
several days she was 10 considerable pain
and danger, She is now recovering.
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The following are the officers Of Ne"
Haven Lodge, No. So, 1, Q, o. F. for
the ensuing term: N g., ]. NJ Graham
V. g., Richard Waters; Recording Sec
rotary, DR.. H. F. Rousb; Permanent
Secretary, George g. Wildiug; Treasured
Henry l.. Chester; Chaplain. George W.
ROhtbOugh.
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sUS STROKE The first case Of sun
stroke we have heard Of this season,
happened last Sabbath, at New Haven,
A little son of Mr. G, W. Turley, soon
after returning from Sabbath School, fell
from his chair, and was for some mo
monts iusensiblc, but with proper care
he soon recovered,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

NUMBER 80 of the Hearth and Home
will be a specially iuO one, both in the
variety and excellence OF its matter, and
the beauty aud value of its illustrations
II will contain The beginning Of the very
interesting story, THE Romance of
Rich Young Glib" by Octave Fuillot,
ou'hor Of Tho Romance of Poor
Young Man"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

A LIST OF Deeds admitted to Record
in tho Recorders office Of Mason cOuny
during the month Of June.
TRANSFERS.
L, sohor TO A. L, sshonipowcr of al
IOncy.
Isaac Edwards and vile to Board Of
Education Of waggener Township.
A, S, Board and wife to NJ L. Smith
and Lewis Roush,
West Virginia Coal Company TO Mar
lin French.
Samuel Colt and wife to Board OF
Education Of Graham Township,
P, S Lewis, Trustee to C, C Miller
U, Pribblo and wife to Robert Kiger
and wife,
B, Warner, r, 10 Willis Warner.
NJ. Il. Hale aud vito to John WinkIy,
WIN. II, Machlr and wiiO to John
Steel,
D. W, Go,,o,t and wife to Michael
aoush,
AR slpp aud vile to George w.
Roush.
Up. T. Moore, special commission,
CT. to NJ IL. Hale,
j. W, sissOn. special commissioner, to
y. ]. weas,
W, X. Sayrc and vito to James S.
Kelly,
Thomp, ,.RcEard and wito to I,oiop
w. Gibbs.
Robert o. E'tard and wife. to ], R.
Rayburn,
Henry J. Benedict aud wife, to 7,
StribIing.
Adam Young and vile, to. siraudof
Long,
John W. English, special commission
or, to C. CmEet
John W. Engli'h, special commission
CT, to James N, Rooney.
C L. Jones and wife, to c. Pollen
bargcr
Reuben Long. to Charles Mcclure.
Clifton Coal Company to John Lewis.
James Gray and wife to Isaac Cart
wright.
Q. &. Jones and wife. to F. A. Guih
ric.
A. A Holland and vile, 10 the Union
Coal Mining anl Manufacturing Com
pauy.
John W. Sherwood and vile, to j, c.
P. S. Steiner.
c. Shrewsbury and wife, 10 D. W..
Polsley.
O. M. Jordan and wife, to J. A. Ian.
bam.
DEEDS OF Trust,
Mason City Coal and Salt Compouy,
10 D. J. Falls and B. F. Bremen; on
real estate.
John Steel aud wife, to C. P. 7.
Moore, use of VIM. H Maohir on real
estate.
Joseph NJ ROush to c. W. sayre, use
Of John Weaver j.; on real estate,
Geo. w. Roush, 10 G. W. Slyre. use
ofJobn Weaver. it,; on real estate.
Robert F. Sayre, 10 G. w Snyro, use
of John Weaver, jr on real estate
c, PolTsnbarger. to ]. II. Couch, use
Of G. L. Jones; on real estate.
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A courlE of coIorcd individuals nam.
ed Ed. and Lewis, got into fight on
Wand Street, last Sunday, and on Mon
day officer Kimbcring, took them be-
fore His Honor Mayor Tomliuson who
after hearing the evidence, fined Ed. S.
aud costs, and Lewis SO and cosH. -
They "shclIed" out. Our Mayor sGcms
determined to punish all Offenders. =
Those who ore in tn, habit Of violating
the town ordinances, would do well to
remember this fact.
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EpITApu ON A GRowLER.

Beneath this pile Of dirt and stones,
InioEed in kindred clay.
Lie what remains OF AsHE's bones,
Poor fool, he had his day.
On bis distorted, evil mind
Low thoughts could only dwell,
Searching in youthful freaks to find
Lowd acts that lead to hell.
Eternal silence claims his tongue, no more in
print he'll lash Jus,
Yet charity forbids curse, so peace be to his
Aars. BIRCH,
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LARGE OSIoSs.-Mr VIM, L, Wolzol
left at our Office last week lot Of The
DicesI and largest onions We have ever
seen, Of his own raising, The largest
one in the lot measured 10! inches 10
circumference and tho smallest ono 81
inches, lrthcrc arc any who can beat
"thcse Onions" We would like TO hear
from them,
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GoSE Wzsr,- Copt. II Mechanic left
Sunday on the Hudson for Bowling
Green, Missouri, on visit TO his sons,
living thOre. During his absence, tho
Office Of Town Sargoan. win DO icmporl.
ily filled by Nj L Kimborling.
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Yortcr,-Herealter we shall make 1t rule
10 charge at the rate Of IS cents per me LOT an
rpnGs,' and advertisements oil any uesc,ip,
lion. which are placed in our local coiunhs
religious and charitable Offices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis,
continued.
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BA1riMoRG ApvrErlsISG AGENcf'- hessrs
F.4S. Riley, Jr.. and John. NJ. kilnaV at ~
South Charles street, Baltimore. Nd, are our
authorized agents 10 receive subscriptions and
ADVERTISEMENTS, at our regular terms, -
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"CnrroN NAIL WoREs These
wofks have resumed operations and are
nav prepared to supply the public with
their celebrated Nuis.G at Wheeling
prices
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BLANK DErps I'VE have jisi blinted
q 10. ofBhnk Wmrsny' Deeds, which
are for sale at this Office,
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A YEARLING CALF with with whiIn
~ spots and OF the Durham breed, came To
tho house oflhc subscriber about twelve months
ago- Any person having lost such cali, con
ing forward proving property and paying tho
charges eau hnveiL = LONG,
Isoh.op Furnace, Mason county w Va,
jmc Is Nv.
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slyp Tarx ry.--We respectfully ask Jus
,icss Of ;he Peace TO report cases of Pnbise in
terest, tried before them, aud everybody 10
ssrd iiems of interest for publication. a To-
teal paper should be compendium Of ioca
history, Help US to so make the Register
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In another column will b. found the
prospectus Of the Wheeling LnteiIiyeacer
We trust that all Republicans who desire
to keep up with the progressive spiri; of
the Republican party viii subscribe for
il lbtmlly.
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The weather durins the pas, lev days
has been very disagreeabIe, raining near.
~ all the time, bu,it did not abate in the
least. the rush of peofh at Smith e
Martins store, who were anxious 10 get
good Bargains
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PERsoEAL,-Wo had the pleasure of
meeting Sunday. Thomas B Kline and
L. C. ricketts,, E,qs, of C4belI c. h
They are here on visit.
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AT HOME.--Lieut, Oliver Phelps, (sou
Of Hon. John NJ. Phelps of the Rogu
lar Army, arrived at his home 10 this
place, last week. He had been absent
for over three years, and during that
time had been stationed in New Mexi,
co. One would suppose from bis looks
that the Rocky Moanluin country agreed
with him.
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EMcEaNrs are daily passing hy hera
Tor the west. If We had maonIaclares
here, mnoy of them w,uIt stop here.
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TnANKs.-HOn. W T Wiley, United
State Senator from this State, will ocrcpt
our thanks for a complete set Of Con,
gressiOnSl Glob,s.
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lnr, Editor:
Tho United Brethren and NJ. Esd.
bath Schools Of New Haven, celebrated
the All of July. on the 81, 10 a very
pleasant and socipblo manner. The
Schools met at their respective churches
at Q o'clock, A. NJ, and shortly after.
The United Brethren School, headed by
Martial music, the time .hOnored ffe and
drum, marched to the NJ. L. Church.
Here the Schools were united, and mar
ched 10 procession through the principal
streets of the village, and from. thence
proceeded 10 the oak-grovo, on the top
of the hill adjacent the town.
Everything here was gotten up for
comfort aod pleasure; there being
roomy platform, comfortable seors,pleoly
of good cold water. two refreshmont
booths, and a cool balmy breeze thrown
In. Alter giving the little ones tina 10
breathe and look around themselves, the
exercises began. which consisted Of mu
sic. reading Declaration Of Todrpen
dence, singing Of n,tionOl aud sabbath.
school hymns, and somo five or six
homemade" extompOro speeches, We
expected some eloquent addresses from
able speakers, but they failed TO put in
their appearance, consequently we fell
back 90 our own resources.
About the middle Of the programme
there was "baskol chorus" played in
groups; something similar, | presume,
to tho anvil Chorus at the great
Peace Jubilee" The celebration was
continued till late in the afternoon, when
we "homcwafd hied our way" feeling
our patriotism an+~lovo Of Sabbath
School, burning within US.
| think | eau safely say there were
about as many 4th Of July orators begsn
their career here that day, as is often
the 10. Of one celebration to witness.
CLETE.
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Why is modern fashionable belle like
an Indian vi h feathers, paint and-tom-
ahawk? Because she is dressed TO kill,
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A fue assortment OF dress trimmings
o, Saith & Mar'in's, Indies, call and
see them.
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A fine lot Of stone Fruit Jars, just re-
ceiv,d OF C. NJ. Coles. For sale at
low prices.
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Tue river keeps up and navigation
continues for The largest boars.
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HAnrrpRp CRY. July 50, 1869.

Nr. EaiOr.
Perhaps some ofyOu living on the
outskirts Of civilization would like 10
know what is goiug on in the more en-
lighlened parts of this vast universe, and
for your benefit and that of your readers
we will Try and give you few items Of
what took place here on the Sd, which
was as near the National anniversary as
we could get It withOu, infringing on the
Lords day. But enough of this. Ar
engagements were made some time since.
for the Good Templars and Sabbath.
Schools OF this place to celebrate togeth-
er. and accordingly the prelimiuaries be.
ing made on the morning of the 81. ev-
erything as usual, was 10 a hustle, pre-,
pairing FOR the performances OF the day,
About o'clock the good steamer "Vie~
tress" with the RAvsnswoOd Brass Band
and quite number of Good Templars
on board, landed at our wharf. end were
escorted blythe proper Committee, with
the Star Spinglad Bsnner at the head,
to the Odd Fellows Hall, when the
whole procession was matched TO the NJ
L Church, where the Sabbath Schools
Of the place, joined in the procession,
and with the Band at its bead and with
flying colors, marched around The town
and to tue Sail Sheds Of tie Valley City
Salt Company. Here the as'ombIago
was comfortably seated. and we're plea
sanity, and We trust, proftably enter
tanned BY singing. Rev NJ. j, Hcusley
then made an appropriate prayer for the
occasion. DR., w. B. Guthrie, then
in an eloquent manner, read the Decln'
ration Of Independence. After which
W. w. Harper, E,q., delivered an ad
dress suited TO the occasion. AT the
conclusion of his remarks, recess was
taken ill Q o'clock, pondlus which, all
parties partook of such nic-nncs as they
had prepared, need but say that there
seemed no lack of good things,
Ale O'Clock the people were called
together again, aud were entertained for
three hours by music from the Band
AMI Two able speeches from L. H. Sar-
gent, Esq, and Rev. NJ. j. Henslcy,
upon the subject of Temperance. Alter
which the large assembly was dismissed,
and soon betook themselves to their re-
'poctivo homes, feeling that it is priv
ilege as we'll as duty to commemorate
our National Indepc ndcuce at least once
in year. US 4 WE.
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Lieut. LIVING "A great many people
imagine that printers live on old rollers,
wood type, "pi," and "sich." This is
mistake, Printers live as other peo-
pie do They must have money to bay
the accessories of life, and ilauer them
selves that they will get ilSome day from
their patrons.
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QUARTERLY MEETING --Quarerly
meeting will commeuc al the Methodist!
L, Church in this plaza on next Satur-
day, JAY Eth, and will continue over
Sunday. The meeting viii be conjuc-
ted by the Presiding Elder of this Dis
rrct, Rev. Thomas Monroe. ALI are
invited to attend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

pOST OFFICE HoURS.--The Office is
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

We direct the attentIOn Of our readers
in the upper end of the county TO the
card of DR.. j. S. Stone. in this ISSUE
The Doctor has permanently located at
Lciart, Ohio, and will practice on both
sides of the river Ito is a good ply.
stefan and we trust viii receive that pat.
roLsge his skill merits.