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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22
MANMO0D.

IN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENER-
Il alton, the vegetative powers of life are
strong, but in a few years how often the pallid
hue, the lack-lustre eye and emaciated form,
and the impossibiity of application to mental
effort, show its baneful influence. IL soon be
comes evident to the observer that some de
pressing influence is checking the development
of the body. Consumption is talked of. and
perhaps the youth is removed from school and
sent into the country. This is one of the worst
movements. Removed from ordinary diver
slons of the ever changing scenes of the city
the powers of the body too much enteebled to
| give zest To healthful and rural exercise, the
thoughts are turned inwards upon themselves.
Ii the patient be a female, the approach of
! the menses is looked for with anxiety the
| first symptom in which Mature is to show her
saving power III diiiuslng the circulation and
| visiting the check with the bloom of health
| Alas! increase of appetite has grown by what
it fed on the energies of the system are pros
| tratcd, and the whole economy Is deranged.-
| The beautiful and wonderful period In which
! body and mind undergo so fascinating change
| from child to woman, is looked for i'll vain !;
| the parents heart blceds in anxiety, ana fan
ces the grave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU, for Weakness
| arising from excuses or carl lndlscretiOn, at
tended with the following symptoms: lndis-
position to ENertion, Loss of Power, Loss of
| Memory, Difficulty of breathing, General
Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night
Sweats, Cold feet, W akefulness, Dllnness or
Vision, Languor, Universal Lasstude OF the
! Muscular system, Often Enormous Appetite
with Dyspeptic SYMPTOMS Hot Hands Flush
ing of the Body. Dryncss OF the Skin, falnd
Countenance and Erupuons on the Face Pam
in the Back Heavncss of the Eyellds, IRE
quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes,
with Temporary Sutusion and Loss OF Sight,
Want of Attention, Great Mobility, Restless
ness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more
desirable to such patients thar! Solitude; ana
nothing they more dread for Fear of Them
selves; no Repose of Manner n" EarnestneSs
no Speculation, hut hurried transition from
one question 10 another.
These symptoms, IT allowed to 90 on-which
this Medicine invariably remoNes-sooh tolio"
Loss of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, IL
one of which the patient may expire. w.,
During the superintendent OF ir' Wilson
at the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

E'OII SAIE.-A small Farm in Fairlee,
i on the river road one mile south OF Oxford
bridge. The farm contains about ~ acres, Isl
good tillage, balance wood timb,r and pasture
land. Good buildings Any one wishing to
purchase such place will do wen to call i'm.
mcdiatcly, [l5-5w.l CIiAS A. CRAIG.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

FALL PLOUGHING.- Farmers are
not aware of the great benefit de-
rived from fall ploughing; or if
they are convinced of its useful
ness, they are unaCcountably delin.
Guent, short sighted, or worse III
ncglccting it to such an extent. 1t
should be as much til Re regular
business OF the farmer in the fall to
plough mp all the land he designs to
cultivate the next season, as to SOW,
or plant, or harvest, i'll their rcSpcc.
tive seasons. Were he impressed
with its advantages, lie would not
leave it to be done if convenient, or
to be taken hold OF when the teams
and hands could not be set at work
elsewhere, but would do it anyway ;
get it on early and kcepatit till it was
done. One great benefit derived
from it is the increased fertility
which results from it. 1t opens up
the soil to the influence of the air
and weather at a season when the
atmosphere is charged with a large
amount of those gasScs and VaporS,
generally absorbed by the earth.
Where the ground is thrown up
loose ut this season, this material
will be stored up for future use in
create amount. We have no doubt
br' that a good share of the benefit
tn, .ght to be the result of planting
and sowing, comes from the extra
amount of nutriment furnished 10y
the land on account Of this fall
ploughing. Thus il is u cheap way
to manure, for this altnc it would
pay well.
Besides this, where the soil is
light and the fall rain fills up tn,
intcrsticicS, the action of the frost,
OF winter carries on the disintcgra
tion and further sub divisions Of th,
materials OF the soil; which add
essentially to its pre- ductive cnerg,
the coming season. Where land Il
ploughcd IN the fall ii is always in
condition to be worked earlier in tn,
spring; the surface water cyapu
rates anj drains of, so that il is dr.,
some days sooner than when packe,
down hard.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22
origin IF Plants.

Celery originated in Germany.
The chcstnu, came from Italy.
The onion originated in Egypt.
Tobacco IL u native of Virginia.
The nettle is u native Of Greece.
The pine is u native of America.
The poppy originated in the East.
Oats originated III North Africa.
Rye originally came from Siberia.
Parsley was first known in Sar.
dina.
The pear and apple are from Eu
rope.
Spinach was first cultivated in
Arabia.
The sunllowcr was brought iron,
Peru.
The mulberry originated in Persia
The gourd is probably an eastern
plant,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

Va w HCo
w. +. u &. 5. STEVENS,
are in receipt of "A desirable lot of
SCaSouable Goods,
consisting iupart Of
Poplius, Mohairs, Pongee Alpaccas,
all.wool Dclaincs, BrocadcS,
SHRED Muslins, Dimity, Scotch and
American Ginghams,
Prints, Shawls, Black Silk, for Sacks
and Dresses.
CARPETING,
cady-made Clothing, Wooln Goods
at present low prices
Summer Stuifs for Men and Boys
Hats and Caps In great variety,
Drugs & Medicines,
Hardware, Glass 4 Crockery Ware
Boiled and raw Linsccd Oil,
White Lead, Srts. Turpcntine,
Japan, &c.
Syrups and Molasscs, Tea, Sugar &
Tobacco, best Western
ground Flour, at a low figure, Room
Paper, Printed Curtains,
Curtain Fixtures, Bags, Rubber
Boots and Shoes, and
will sell for Cash as low as con bt
bought in this State or any
other. The highest prices paid FOL
Produce.
Bradford, Nay, 1863
If You want to pay cash for goods
go and try
w. j. y G. s. STEVENS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22
CTATE OF vEI.uO NT

- BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at West Faillee on
the 22d day of September, A. ID. 1862, Soon X,
Berry Administrator of the estate of Lyman
Berry late of Fairlce in said District deceased,
makes application to said Court for iceUsC to
sell all of the real estate of said deceased. rep
rcscnting that said sale would couduce to the
best interest of all interested in said estate,
viz The Homestead of said deceased. Situa
ted in Fairlee aforesaid. Whereupon, it is or
dcred by said Court that said application come
| under consideration and be heard Cn the 10th
day Of October, A. ID. 1869, at the Probate
| Office in West Fairlcc, and, it is further or.
| dered, that all persons interested he notified
! hereof, 10y publication of notice of this appl
| cation aud order thereon three weeks success
! lively in the National Opinion, printed at Brad
ford before said time of hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and, if they
see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
Attest: ALVATI BEAN Register
a true copy of record. Attest
| l7-}w. ALNAII BEAN, Re ulster.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

Millinery worl done in the best manner and
as cheap as the cheapest.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

WANTED ALLOUT OF EMPLOYMENT
w 20 canvass for u ucw Religious work Of
rare merit peculiarly adapted tu the young,
hut equally entertaining nud Instructive to all.
nud Invaluable So every Christian family I'M
hVnlcd Ia elegance and chcnpncss; being en-
ccllisl cd with nearly 300 cngravings Expc.
rcnccd agents aud others, wanting w0rl,
TINT will sell ut sight, should secure choicc ui
territory At once. For particulars, terms. Sc.
address y, GARRETT n Co., Philada. Pa iw
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

Call and examine it will cost You nothing
if you do not purchase.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22

a true copy of record Attest;
l7-3w. ALNAII BEAN. Re gistcr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-22
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and dccaycd.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with u pasty scdi.
mcnt, 1t will keepi it clean aud vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deletcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm 1t. Ii wanted
merely for
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25
sEyrENCg or A NOTED VILLAIN.

SENTENCE OF A NOTED VILLAIN.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 10 In the
superior Court Of this city to day, Jas.
Wilson alias Dayis Really the notorious
burglar, was sentHdced to five years in
prisonment ia the State prison rot com,
hitting burglary in Hartford, and SOW
en- yeas for a burglary in Ploinyiile.-
lie is already 10 Prison serving four
yean, time dating from December, ma.
king sixteen years 10 all. He has kere.
ioCors escaped from Miohigao, Ohio and
New Jersey prisons, where he has time
yet to serve. In getting away from
Michigan he froze both feet and had
them amputolel near bis lnsIep. He
pleaded bis owh case io.day, and said
the jury nigh! have curiosity to know
how he was lomed lha! he was shot by
arebel shell on tha bloody field Of Get
iysburg. Charles Relesalf WAS arrested
with Wilson and 10 FOR four years also,
was found guilty Of burglary but was not
sentenced,
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TnE Kanauhs lSuraaL say.: i /.

I'nE Kanswhs Journal says; IL Is
claimed BY tho Iiienla Of ParkerSbnrg,
ClOrk,borg misunderstanding points,
that the act ol.the Lssisls(are "peraa-
nently loeatinG the .sst Of. government
for his State" a ohailss'o6, eaa ba "a.
pealel By 9ho 'ncxl Lesisiotute. But
we fear they gilI Gnd thcnselves ui5Ia.
ken, TIL. Conslilolion Of West yirgioi,
provides lbo. tie rsea. Of govsfnmeut
shall be Of Tho city Of Wheeling uutiI o
permauent seal Of Goaefomrut shall be
established By law" i. is the CONCUR
rent opinion Of DAaial Lamb, E'q, who
drafted .lse'Coosliuiou, Judge J. H.
Bro@o, md Col. b. II, Smith, who was
a member Of Conetitu inuaI 0onven-
ton, and eIso we understand Of Judge
Berkshire, lhoI tho contemplation ofthat
Contention was, that the Legislature
shoull no, have the powcr of removing
or changing tie sea- of government at
pleasure, but that being once "perma-
uenly es,Oblished by law,' The power Of
that body over the question was at 40 end,
Therefore it i, safe 10 conclude that
Charleston is the permanent Capita Of
West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25
GALL1poL1s IRON REGION.

II is now a settled fact that iron ore
of quality known as the best Limo
stone ore, free from sulphur and ains
exi,Is in our Immediate vicinity in mex
hOnstibe quantities Il has been mined
and carefully analysed, BY competent
authority, and found to contain near
thirty percent. oliron. Tho specimens
now being obtained, by a deeper mining
Of The VEN. vii; probably 'hUW mach
higher per ceut.
Already some four openings have been
made, exhibiting stratums from Elk to
seven feet in thickness, Of solid ora
Many tung bOve been mined, showing
az improved condition of both quality
aud quantity, With tha present aatter'
ing prospect, We cannot but entertain The
The opinion that this Immediate vicinity
possesses the capacity of supplying iron
to the wants of lhC world, in inexhausti'
bio quantities
Bituminous coal, free from sulpher,
such as is used il tho manutacturC of
pig metal, is found on the Kannwha river
10 inexhaustibIc quantities, and can be
brought to the ore mines without any
land transportation. The ore 10 found
within a stones throw" of the Ohio
river, the cheapest channel OF commuoi'
cation in the world, and Furnaces can
bo built SO as to save all tho expense OF
hauling. either Of GRE or metal, thus ga
wing the expense Of many hands, oxen.
wagons &C., which is felt OF oil Fuma-
ces in the interior.
We entertain the opinion that this vi
emily possesses more iron ore thon has
boon developed in any other section Of
the STATE aud tina, it oifsrs great induce
menls for the Investment Of capital in
the iron business Gallipol& Journal.
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected weekly by
G. Nj. COLE, GROCER.

AppLEs--Dred l2fc pr pound.
BEANs,-- Beans S30$3 so per bush.
BUrTER -35@40c.
BAKING POwDGRs-All kinds, so cts
per pound.
CQFFGg-2503O for green. Drowned
80 cts,
CRAoKERs-Bu!tcr 10, Soda l2l, and!
Cream 40 cts. per pound.
CAND,Es-S!ick Candy $50, Clear 40c,
French Coo o pound.
CAyDLEs-TallOw 2Orj Star soc per
pound.
DaIED PEACHES l5@2Oc a pound.
Eoos--In good demand a, l5c.
FLouR-Thero is decline. We
quote choice A at 1925; XXX $685.
Xxx $685. X Sc 90,
FRuIrs-Ralsons 25i, Pruucs 25c,
Currants 25c, Figs 80, per pound.
FIsH-New mackqtaI by the kit SO rs
ass 40
GRAIS-Whrat prime 81 1901 co.
Cats soc, Corn Csc,
GLAss-sxiO, SO 90, loxl2, 81 90;
l0xll, 81 co. lOxl5, 81 20; l0XlG
81 so; l2xlG, 81 80,
KASAwuA SALT Barrel So rs
LEAD AND Suor-Bor Lead loo per
h.; Shot oil Nos, l0c pcr ID.
LARD-20022c.
MoLAssEs--Porti Rico 500 per gal.
N. .. 81 10, Syrup 81 e5
l0d TO God at 81 90; 81 81 10; Cd SIS
I'd So %; 81 so 90, with tho usual dis.
count to tho trade
Ous lard, &c 90; Tuh'ic 5O06O;
Liosccd, wholesale a7@sIrq5; rclOil
81 30 Carbon, 80 c, per gal
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John G, Breckenridge has arrived 10
Lexington, Ky. The Kentuokians wGro
very enthusiastic over his return, He
made a short speech, but wholly oschew
ed politics. He said --"ludced, can aud
will say that tho tremendous events Of
the last eight yeats have hal q great
tendency to deuien, il not destroy, old
party feelings, and for myself | can Iru-
~ declare that no moro feel the polIl.
icsl cScilcmenls that marked tho scenes
of my former years than il | we're on ex'
tlnCL volcano"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

Tie STATE Of Georgia ia blessed with a
"Governmeut' such as il is whose per
formaDces have 40 aspect Of perpetual
verdure. Not long Ogo it used negro
members TO elect United States Senators
and then kicked the negroes oUtht At
Ianta before the Senators had been oil.
mtIod al Washington, Now il makes
haste 10 tatiry the Fifteenth Constitu.
lional Amendment, extending suffrage
over the UOited SlO,es, by the votes OF
the very members who expelled the ne
groeS from their own body for the reason
that, having been forced to accept ne.
gro suffrage them selves. they meant to
cram it also down the threats of tho
blessed Yankeesl Doubtless they look
upon this as also q brilliant stroke Of
strategy in the prosecution OF their com,
pAign for recognition. Wholher their
Senators get in or not. however, on the
strength olit, they have the novel salts.
fiction Of having voted once in the right
direction. There ishorc. even for Geor.
gia.
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THE TENURE .or.oFrlcE LAW.

~ fi''-, H.. 4. n,a pLn,
10 'o''o"'"B 's'"''"' " WV "''
de'phia Telegraph seems 10 Us 70 con-
lan much wholesome good sense;
While We fully acknowledge the wis.
dom and propriety of susoondiog the
operation OF the law for a limited period,
we cannot bu! regard /. as a useful bar.
rjor against the repetition OF the flight
r,L .bnso, .bich vera usrno,r,,ed he
ma lac, ad,;nis'ro1;on Goa Of ,ba .bIa:,
ooo,n,orIa,ors nv ,hn Consti,r,ion er
,r".ssd ,ba onioion wills i,s sdon,inn
,.,o d.ho,ob,o onss,ion finn, lba nro-
vi,ion ,e"mi,ing ,bo conaoos NJ tho San.
a,s ta a rd, y, orS9oio,msnt oI.o rsnnirsJ
by innlir.,ion s;mila, consent ~ a ro
- :" ,;oaaI. on', 90 st,n,, wos ,he hoIi.r !,
,bs Sso",o ,bsn ,bs one,lion frs' nr,c,
Ill, 1850 Inrioa {ys.h;na'on'o al
a, Gay . sto NO. 80 Teroov,l Si,Snmc,",o
sba|bs,i ina osmhar. nrosont embossed
Il th, otys,.a wow b,;o, sdonroI onlc
h. the c,.riog vors ofJobo Aims VIII
!, a. hen Vice pre.i,IonI and cberisbSJ
,hs on,icf,,,io, yhicb was sohssonan,,
10 raaIilas hat he would bgcome
W,sl,ior,on's successor
Eyeo nj tb,t estIy dsy Alerroder
usm;l,on denounced ,be decision Tins
riven MT univ hecause il violated the
l[ns nrinoiples Of tho Constitution, bu,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

PRovIsioss--Sbouldom 159l7 cts.
hams 2O@22c; sides 1920 c; Mess
Pork 1876; dried besf 25@3e CENTS
PorAroEs -G0O75 per bush
SUGAa-- Havana, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N. 0. l7@lSc; hard refined % cts,
Coffee sugar, .2O@2l C.
SoDA-New Castle 10.
SrARcB -l0c.
TEAs-- Young Hyson and Imperial
81 per pOuod; Black 81 so.
VINEGAR Pure Cider Vinegar 500
gallon
WHIrE LEAD -Mixed Lead, So 5o@
SO 75i Pure Lead, "a 70 per key OF 25
lbs.
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NRYANN.

Robert Barnett. G. @, MIlerl
Il Son, VS..
s. Wndon, Administrator Of In Chsncefy.
the estate OF D. Rayburn, de.
ceased ct. al
n the decree entered in this cause NJ the
L February Term, 1869 Of the Circuit Court
for the county cf Mason, it was among other
things. adiudged, ordered and decyecd that
one Of the Master Commissioners of this Court
do take and State I'm account of the said estate
and assets that came to the hands of said S.
Windon, as Administrator Of the estate Of Z.
RaJ burn deceased. Also the assets that came
to the hands Of i. Rimberling as Admins.
traitor dc haGis non, Of said L. Ray burn, decd
the amount Of assets remaining in their hands,
the amount of debts paid by each of them
against the ealato Of the said B. Rayburn,
deed, also that no take and state the judg'
ment liens against tho estate of tho said B.
Raybum, the judgments, notes, and legal
claims against said estate, The amounto Of each
claim with interest thereon. il any, and thecosls
of each suit. aud also whether the real estate
in the bill Mentioned, will in five years pay
off the Indebtedness Of tho said estate, by
renting out the same.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

TAG New Orleans Picayane urges up
on It's readers the necessity OF cultva
ting food crops, instead Of devoting
themselves so closely 10 cotton, They
can live without cotton, but not without
corn, aud there is great incettitude 10 70.
gard to the raising of cotton, owing to
the host oE enemies by which it is fol,
lowed. The Pieayme predicts that if
the policy 10 vogue there is carried out,
the planters will fnd themselves food
less before Juna or July. 1t also calls
upon the Legislature to pass law TO
render void any advances on crops to bo
raised, whether in tho shape Of drafts.
notes, Occeptances, or otherwise! This
it calls mercantile aud agricultural gam.
bling, which ought 10 DO 0s much dis.
Outraged by tho law as that which is
now specially reprobaled By it.
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WEST VIRGINIA, oADELL COUNTY. s..

WEST VIRGINIA, oABELL COUNTY. IS:
j. s Fecny, Ia an action before F,
VS.. j Lesago, Justice Of
Wallace Lewis. the Peace Of Cabell Co.
THE object of the above suit is to recover The
l. sun Of $1,000 with interest and costs Of
suit. due OIL Judgment rendered in Lawrence
county Ohio transcript OF said judgment be-
ing now filed in the Office OF the said Justice,
and il appearing from-the aiiilayt fled with
the papers of this cause, that Wallace Lewis ID
anon resident of this STATE, and it being also
the object of this suit to attach the properly OF
the defendant in Cabcll county, this, tn ere
fore, is to require the said defendant to appear
within one month from the publication hereof
and dowhat is necessary to protect his inter.
est in this action. j. SMITH,
inch lS-lw. Attorney for Plaintiff
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

A dmok.n fellow 10 Linn County,
love, the other day, tried 10 enter a
house wherein were only two girls. who
aiFrightcd, led to the kitchen and armed
themselves with aaxo the man followed,
kicked in o panel Of the door, but could
not get bis foot OUT again, wharOUpon
the girls chopped il OF lur BIN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

! he Governor OF New jersey has We
toed bill passed by the Legislature to
incorporate base bell club, On the
ground that the fourth section authori.
zing exhibitions of feots Of irougIh and
all games requiring skill aod science,
might Indirectly sanction Illegal games
and gambling"
Tho excitement in sIn Francisco
chou! the White Pines is undated, -
Thousands Of people are going thiLher-
word. Flfty-six companys have been or.
gained in TIM! city since the first of
March to work in the mines in lhtL Vi
ciniiy.
Tbs army officers ia Washington are
Disconnected with the Iae consolidation
order and most Of those WHO have had
permission to visit General Sherman, in
order TO have thsir ass gnmsnIs changed,
are heartily disgus;sI with his bluff man
ners.
Five convict, at Sing Sing prison, Now
York, gagged Two Of the keaPers and es'
capped on Wednesday night. One Of the
keeper, has siuce died.
General Sheridan hiss expressed his
preference for Chicago os place of res
ilence, and il is understood he contem-
plates establishing his headquarters
there, whenever it shall be pracIicabe'
The Parkersburg Times is informed
tha. the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company will saou have rains running
from Baltimore to Cincinnati without
change OF cars al that place.
Secretary Bou.voll is much pleased
With the condition Of the Treasury as cx
hibi.sd in toe customs and revenue re-
ceipts, which, since the Iss Of January,
have been unusually large, and incraus-
Ing s,oadily. The income from taxes
which will coon come in will swel tho
figures largely.
The Waynesburg Repuliica" says that
the meanest man on this green earth
lives in Morgsntowr, West Virginia -
Re compelled his servant girl to walk
two miles in hard rain TO get dollar
changed for the sake Of oOs cent. The
Morgantown Post relOrts thai Ihs fellow
came from Wayresburg, aud isthe same
man who stole his mothsts sbroud q!
that plaza.
Ifyou desire to be csraia that your
eggs ore good end fresh, put them in
The water, If the buit turns up hey
ore not fresh.
1t is pretty well understood that
George ii. Penjletou can be the Demo
craic candidate for Governor Of Ohio, If
he wishes. He has been waited on by
Democratic masuates, aul serious con
sultation held upon the matter The re,
suit vii be developed in due time.
Horace Greeley says that the darkest
day in any mans career ia that wherein
he lancies there is some easier way Of
gaining dollar thnn by 'quarely corn-
ing it,
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

z;S19 am now prepared to do all kinds OF
FIX BlGcksmthing, such as; Ironing Wag-
EaaY ons. making and repairing Mattocks,
Shovel Plows. &C., DC Everything in the
line. done in tho very best manner, and war.
rau!ed to give satisfaction, and 1t fair prices.
Il. YOUNG,
Main Street, opposie the Court House.
Point Pleasant, Match 2o-mG.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

John sandtord Young, shot Richard
Powell, son Of ex Governor Powell,
tho heart, ut Henderson Ken.
tucky, al 3 o'clock p, H., Thursday lost
killing him Instantly, Both were drink
Jog.