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NOT ONE HOUR

NOT ON T. HOUR
Aasr rssss nj. uuy SUFFER- vim PIs
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN.
i. was the first, and is the only PAIN REMEDY,
that will instantly stop the excruesatng pains,
aIIay INFLAMMATION, and CURE CONCESSIONS,
whether of the Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, or other
glands and organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
Bed ridden Inhrm. Crippled, Rheumatic, Nervous,
Neuralgie, or FRUSTRATED with disease may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL in from ONE TWENTY MINUTES, eFord ea's
comfort; and this medicine rapid in stopping pain
purchased for 50 cents per bottle at almost every
druggists and country merchants store this conti-
nsnt and within hours distance of almost every
MILLIONS who have used RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF for 25 know that ONE Fifty cent bottle d.
iuted in one gallon proof spirits will make better
equal in quantity to
IA Bottles Of the Sizes Of those Lotions
that are sold at % cents.
And the public also that all these lotions
are but poor limitations of RAILWAYS READY RE
ter the be, by what me il is called
il external apply the Railways Ready Relief 20 the
nal,
70 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER
As drink; whether Cramps, spasms, Inflammation,
Congestion Asiatic Cholera Chils and Fever the most
violent, circulating, and torturing pains will be
IL FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
One Fifty cent Bottle of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF will do service and cure more complaints
that daily occurring in every family than SIS
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED

Il S1 MP1OMS OF y DlSEASED
9Mn1HAzSsnznII Pain in the side. Sometimes the
INT TUUD pain is felt under the shoulder
HIIUH,6 blade is sometimes mistaken for
Rheumatism in the arm. The
| stomach is affected with loss OF
/ annette and sickness, bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with
| a dull, heavy kensation. There Is generally n
considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of having left undOne
something which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS and debi-
inv. he is easily startled. his feet are cold or
burning and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low and al
| though satisfied that exercise would be bene-
l fetal TO him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitude enough to try il. In fact, he distrusts
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur
| red when few of them existed, yet examination
| of the body after death has shown the Liver 10
have been extensively deranged-
| 1t should be used by all persons, old and
/ young, whenever any Of the foregoing symp-
| toms appear. Ii is purely vegetable COM
| pound, is not injurious to the most delicate
constitutions, and will keep the liver in a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities NAV
avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose oc-
casionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
Kuznnaz11znan1naa For children COM
lHnnnTTT ANON planning Of collie. head
lMhfdIII N | IN ache, or sick stomach, a
tenspoOnful or more
s@1 will give relief Child
rem as well a. adults, eat sometimes too much
supper or eat something which does not d.
gest wen, producing sour stomach, heartburn
or restlessness: a good dose will give relief
This applies TO persons Of all ages.
Many persons, from eating TOO. much. are
restless at night, in day time are fideety.
wool-gathering, can't understand what they
read, can't keep their thoughts on,any one sub
ject as TO reason we'll, or become fretfIl-l
One or two tablespoonful will give relief.
JAuNDIcE.-Tske enough Regulator after
eating each meal 10 produce one full action
from the bowels every day.
Pregnant ladies win find sure relief from |
their headache, costiveness, swimming in the |
head, collie, sour stomach, restlessness, etc.
Prepared only by
-. M. ZEILHN & CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81 90; by mail 81 %. "
For sale in New Orleans and Jackson, and
everywhere. may6w6m
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THE COMPANY Is LOCATED NO. l73
South Broadrdy, Baltimore.

CASH CAPITAL (all paid up ...s25O'OOO
ASSETS:
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BUCKS PATENT BRILLIANT sTa
TIE only Good Cooking Son h
Over 100000

Ia actual use throughout thr ruirI..
THE BRILLIANT was awarded h..
MEDAL at the Louisiana state EHr. r..
TWO day Fl actual trial. baking tau be-.
with the least fuel 10 the sh0ri5s tr. .N
nj ererV ST. L0His Fatf siHce 1876
The Plates ~ the BRILLIANT nfH ...
like other stoves. Every Br.IIaa ..
teed 90 give entire satisfaction ar tlg
Money Refmde3 va FHf
Prices NJ the Brilliant Stoves ,.nI......
follow.
Plain Stove, No.G. f2s uO. So. d. Gain.
g. S3s %; No. q, &13 o.
Extension Stove with Iron lIuf NF..H
voir and Warming closet so. %. fi.U ..
$50 ~; No, X. $50 OD, so. @. go uu
The plain Stoves arc furnished u.tIg.
the Extension Stoves with ~ rIecrs
M. EHALLH:R, sole Agsnt
No. AZ Gimp ST. IS lss TrianJ. ...,...
New Orleans.
Wholesale and Retail DenIor and Nina.
urer Of AT kinds of tin Nur. U..I
ui-hing Goods. Plain and IauauupI b.
Stamped Tin Ware, Crates aud lluH.u W..
sole Agent Tor Ringer Celebrated W,t
Machine. mntEHIr
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MISSISSIPPI STATUTES compile. Z,
w Of the Acts Of Legislature since sefl.
Code, In Library binding, for sale a. tl.I-
Once. Price, SO. n
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4 woman has built In Detroit q substan-
tlaI house out of the profits Of match ped
ding intA0 streets Of that city.
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HoUsToN, FLA, Nay II, 1863

CoTToN PROSPECT IN FLoRIDA.-We
copy the following from the Savannah
News:
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One Fifty-cent Bottle of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF will do service and more complaints
that daily occurring in every family than SIS
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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Take a shoulder Of veal, cut it up, boil
one hour then add salt, pepper, half
pound of butter add slices of raw salt
pork to cover, with biscuit dough; cover
close, stew half hour, in three quarts of
water
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DHELOsOPHY Of MARRIAGE.
DIR. WILHOFT'S

Orders sent TO Lock Box No. 24s, New o
leans promptly attended TO. apl29w3m.
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Boil one cup of rice until perfectly soft,
then add teacup ofrich sweet cream, hall
teacup of currant jelly, put it over the fire
a few minutes, then turn into mold, and
eat with sIyeetened cream.
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DIE ID.

BHUEBRl DOE, On Saturday. 18th inst, Mrs
ALICE y. sHCEDRIDGE, aged 70 years months
snd 8 days, daughter Of tho late Jacob Gumpf, Of
,.Bes.Si sr' they that mourn. for they shall DO
!, The funeral will take place from trace church.
0eorgetowo, Tuesday, 2Ist. ats O'Clock, p, IN.
CLEMENTS On the 18th instant, after long
Illness. MARY EMILY CLEhRsIs, aged IS years.
The funeral wi take place from the Church Of
Tho linn REGULATE Conception, Garner Of Eighth and
streets. at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
GALLANT. Near Rsssburg, Prime, George
county, Nd, on the morning Of the lgtn instant,
a. O'Clock, PETzR GALLANT. In thu 5O.h year Of
hisags
HIS funeral will lcaye the residence Of his
mliher, corner Fifh aud streets. this mnrnlng,
At CLOCK, aud proceed to St Aloysius church
a tend.
DOWN NC, On saturday. the 18th inst, at 5
o'clock, JOsgPH +. DOwsISi, iu the slst year Of
his ag-.
ROAEE. On the 18Th instant. Hon. ,JoHs J.
RoASE, ex-A g. Of virginia, departed this life in
which he bore with Christian fortituds
The relatives aud friends Of the family are 70.
specially requested to attend his funeral on Tues.
day afteTnoOD, At clock, from his late residence
Hill
tRchnoui and Phadelphia papers please copy.
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THE BLIND MADE To sEEi
l. THE DEAF TO HEART

L THE DEAF TO HEAR ~
THE LAME TO WALK
And Sufferers from ChroHfc Dfssrs,s Centrally,
krds Well tofthom hsdicfns
DR.. FkNfON, welI.known In the principal
cities OF New England as the Dinamic phIsleisn.
has engaged suite Of rooms At the St. Cloud Hotel
corner Of y and 3; tS nWSshiastSp. spd III be
to receive etls.gye advice and treat persons who
eases.
DR., Y. has been very susees,ful In the treatment
Of eases OF lsng standing, and In mAny that had
been pronounced hopelessly ineurAble by other
He has numerous testimonials in reference to
cures effected BY his treatment In bad cases Of ca
tAfrh and nasal @ strneLionsy In asthma, loss OF
voice, and bronchisl dimeultiesi In coughs. con.
sumption, and lung areetionsi 10 heart disease.
kidney diseases and dropsy, in palsy and paraly.
ST.; In chronic diArrhna, piles and pfolspss ofthe
reetumi In white swelling and diminished limbs;
In badly inaAmed sore eyes and blindness; In
serofula and deafness; in female wsaknesses, neT-
vous prostrstlo and general debility OF the sys-
TEN. induced by excessive mental labors, In door
Confinement or other causes.
stammering and stuttering also cured.
REIIRtsoEs.-Mrs, oliye9. LonG, SIS O street.
and Mrs. A. W. Hart, <S6 o street, Wsship Eton,
p e., A. X, Hale proprietor Of ths Atlantic
R,PgSl'ss, . fa,nsI us,,dssYOIs G. and ,hs
Boston, yhe have been cured BY his treatment
See pamphlet
one hour given 10 the poor. from 0 to 10 clock
In the morning. Cleanliness required.
Owing to other eDgagements. DR.. Y. will remain
In Warrington only sixty days, noT-lms
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GALE OIL. VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROP.
- BRTY IN NORTH CAROLINA, dEoR0iA


Dseember IL. lstg
Tho United States Marine Hospitals ard o ro u nds
at NieksbuIg and NateheI, Miss /, Wilmington
BRANCH n nts and Gr0gnds at Charlotte. n O. I,
At u m. BY the following nnicers. Of whom Ia.
tere,ted parties can obtain all requisite iHfUrma-
lion:
Marine Hospital at Yieksburg, Miss. by Collector
Of Customs, NicbshuTg,
Marine II spitAlat hatcher, Miss, by Collector
Of Customs, hatcher
Marine Hospital at Wilmington, n. O., by Cob
lsctOr OF Customs. Wilmington.
Marine Hospital at Oeraeoks, n. G., by Collector
Of Customs, Beaufort, y. o,
Branch Mint At Charlotte, n, c., by Collector Of
lnteInAl Revenue, Salisbury. n. G..
Rranch Mat Dahlonega, Ga. by Collector Of
Internal Revenue, Atlanta, Ga,
Terms Of sale: One nth cash the balance In four
equal quATteT-yeArly yments (the drst OF which
shall be made on the llth April nsXt.) with in.
teTest fr',n day Of sale until paid
Any failure on the part Of The purchaser to make
tho Pay ments as above will lny0lye the surrender
" the property and the forfeiture to the Govern.
meut Of the pay ments already made
All bids To be made subject TO the approval Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Department
having the right to reject any or all bids, "
de med TO he interest Of the Government to do 80,
certificate 81 sale and pUsssrson subject to the
foregoing conditions. viii be giyen the successful
bidder upon the acceptance Of his hid by tie Sec.
Rotary ofIhe Treasury, and he deed executed when
the last payment shall have been made,
GEO. =. BOUTWELL,,
dscls-uAl Secretary OF the Treasury.
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OFFICE Asst CoSsLssAHi,"F SrR-isrksrE,
PIkEsyiLLE ARSENAL Mn, u t,lsGL I
Sealed proposals IN duplIcIre vii be- Tsc"r, d st
this ohiee until ]! O'Clock, u""G, ~ fRlDAY,
January II, 1870, for furnishing faEsH BEkF
TO the troops at this Arsn al for az ~ mouths OF
such less time As the Commits AIRY 0,nersl VI Sub.
sistenea may direct.
The Fresh Beef 10 be De ,ysrsd ir .rrh .gsuu-
ties may be from time 10 tim. u gHiftd, ~ : gu
such days Rs may be desiEpAtsi by the vrie-r 10
charge,
Further particulars upon sppli TO ihi. Old e
Bidder arc Invited TO be pre- L, A. the vpvniag
Of the bids. " lkEALlhn,
Vile Arsenal herli.bt
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THE
Discovery of 'the Period"
ESSOR COOKS
BALM OF LIFE

II Tue best Hair DfessInE 10 Tie World. A certain
care for all Herpstie eruptions and all diseases Of
accessible Mucous membranes. II IL free from III
the usual objections 70 Hair preparations. Removes
dAndrut. refreshes the head and causes hair to
delicate elOthing, Contains no lime, potash. al.
eohol, nitrate OF silver, acid, grease or lead in any
form whatever aud is composed OF slx chemical
constituents. harmless and sanitary In all Its
applications, Persistent use q II has, In every
case, cured Nervous Headache Q, Nsuralgis. CAtATrh
Herpes, and LsueorrhG; It's acknowledged yAlus
Is atested by many Of the best citizens OF this and
bottle contains specific directions FOR rs USE and
tsstimonials as to Its efficacy and the wonderful
cures made by Its external application, For sale
at the manufacturing Laboratory, No. b2f II
street, near Seventh, from to p, m. . and at J,
X. MAJORS Drug store, corner Of Seventh and
streets, Washington. D. O. Price 81 per bottle.
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ESGLIsH-SMiTH.- On SOth November. 1850.
by Rev Or V. Lewis, at St JOha'a church,
hEsEY kNdLisHto Miss nELLES 'LEvIA, dauEht
VI John smith. both Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 10th Inst
by Rev James G. HvnniDg, Mr.. X, A GARDXER
former Y Of Anus Arundel county, Md, 10 Miss
MARY R. daughter % Mr.. John r Buckin Eh am,
Of this ty
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BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE.

Al, DEPoT QgAETEEHLsIER'soyIIsH}
Will be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
December %. at l2 m, on seyenteenth street, be.
tween Psnnsylyania avenue and II street, the fol-
lowing described building material
About 81 900 Cypress Shingles. good.
- 100 feet Inch Boards
1000 ~ inch Boards
- Zoo 9xl0 Joists. u to feet
- 1000 feet Rafters, &C, sx6 to 6xJ, u and
A lot Of window frames. Sash lOrl6, Doors. &c.
BY order OF the Quartsrnastcr General.
d. q. THOMAS,
Captain and Military storekeepsr United States
Army, Acting Depot QuATtermaster. deel7.et
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wAsHrsoror, Dec, 90 1902. = Jay Cooke
q Go. furnish the following quotations. OF Gov.
eminent seeurItiest .
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Insuran 90.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFTFoR
your WVe-an AnnuHy Assurance on
your LaJen the EXCELSIOR, of New
Fork. Bhealthy call on A. S. PRA TT
8 son, Agents, No. 3 Young Mems
Christian Association Building, corner
Ninth and ID streets. des.tf
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Billiards.
Government Sales.

GALE OF SERvICRABLE AND UNsERyICE.
. ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BrREAu oLnhbSAscR.NAyI DEPAkrnsSr.l
WAsHiSGrON CITY, Dee, s, lap. \
There will be sold at Pablo Aneton, to the hi Oh
est bidder, at noon on "WEDNESDAY, January u,
Navy Yard, Norfolk. large lot OF art elss Of ord.
nsnes, comprising Gun Carriages and klsoella-
neOus Stores.
Terms one half cash, in Government funds, on
the conclusion Of the sale. and the IsmRinder
within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
articles must Be removed from the yard; Otherwise
they will revert to the Government.
Its to be distinctly understood that no guArAn.
tee will be given to purchasers OF articles offered
for sale. and noted 10 the catalogue, as regards
their exact condition quality, but II is believed
however that everything offered Tor ssla Is as rep.
resented, A. LUDLOW CASH,
deel0-2awtd Chief OF Bursau.
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Wht{U,nb III, UTbTh fUHWUhkN AND
Of Twenty 'nnh street and PsunsylyAnia hyenge
ogsa daily. sn1dsy s.ssp..J IEom " to2p m
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
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q A N Z n

In large variety; Baekgammon, Chess, DrauEhts,
BsIlque. CrlbbaEe, Parlor rloor Croquet, Cen.
Hi.toriscope Di.seeted Pletures and Maps, Squalls
:ud Familiar Games Of Cards, &e.. &c. aud In
Lay FlEure., Drawing Books and cards, brawipg
Materials, Writing DESKS, school Boxes. ColOred
Cravons
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW York, December 2o-i D. m.-Ootton
quiet but steady; middling 2SJS cents. Sugar
unchanged Flour dull and nominal. wheat
Corn quiet but hrmj tl.l5f1l.l0. Oats quiet
but steady e3ge5 cents. Rye dull and nomi.
nal Pork dull and nominsl; t32182.50. Gold
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JAMES NOLAN
ss- a 2 -ee
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel,
WINES, Liquors AND CIGARS.
Just received a due AssorIme Mt OF
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET.
AND OATAwBA WINES.
FINE OLD ON,
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
, Very superior quality.
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
FRENCH )IUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW.CHOW, ONIONS,
SARDIN WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, &e.
ABSIENTH, AHGOSTURA ANDCALlFOR.
MA WINE BlTTERS,
lqelpdlngR fine Assortment Of IMPORTED AND
,stoIeaRd Samps-TOom supsrntended by WIN.
II, CONROY, OCl3.tf
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CLOSING ouorArioNs-pr rRLReRArH.
NEW YoRK, December 40. - Money closed
easy at oG7 on call. Discounts quiet, 10 to IL
for prime paper. Exchange closed weak at
s2s8sN. Gold broke down during the aner.
noon. and closed weak and dull at 2o3k67oH.
Governments closed dull. Five-twenties, ls07,
lia54j 1884. iiitS' 1895, llis<j new, iisz, 1907,
ll6tSi 1893, iii4. Ten.forties los7s. Stocks
closed feyerish.
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her worse than any man | ever knew,
! just wish I was in her place iot about
Eve minutes
Tho cavalier looked as II hO wished
nothing Of the kind, The widow went
on:
You insultOd me in asking mo to 60
with YOU. If had big brother able 10
whip you, he should do 1t. and Il IL had
not been that q woman cannot do these
things, would have done il MYSELF
You deserve it any way, you-you ugly
monster, As l could mol do il, told
your wife. aud we determined TO punish
you. and | guess You had pretty good
lesson, and one which will last you
some time, know by tho way your
wife bushes you have said all sorts Of
insulting things 10 her, thinking il was
I; but il wasn't, and guess you have
found it oil out. You have had your
Lesson, now go home; and il over hear
OF your ueglecting your wifo again, or
running NfIer other women, I'll toll the
whole story, and have it published in
the Advocate, with your name 10 great
big type-0 you big monster you'll
Poor X. was suffering terribly, He
had never been caught so fairly before,
The perspiratiou was pouring down his
forehead, and the air Of the room seemed
terribly confnod~ He mentally cursed
mOsquerades, dominoes, bowitOhiug wild
ows and his own stupidity, and /, was
relief when his wife inlimnted that they
had better go home, aud tho poor ravn'
iio' skunk away like whipped ,sChoOls
boy. We trust the lesson will bo
lasting enc to him.
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ANTIQUITIES ERoM ALAsKA.

The Now York Tribune, says; VIZ
made nllusion some tmc ago 10 the in.
lerosting antiquarian discoveries cpor.
ted in Alaska, by Captain Edward Fast
on enginOor officer on tho staff Of Gen.
jeff G, Davis. Capt. Fast brought to
light in tho course Of years invoGtiga'
ton among tho aborigineS Of our new
territory, many curious facts which seems
10 prove Alaska TO have been formerly
moro civilized country than Il is now
He made friends with the nntives lenm.
their language, studied their traditions,
observed their pecularilies and customO
bought Of them several relics ofa ouces
try whereof they had bui dim and i'm
perfect knowledge tho ancient woap.
ons. warlike dresses, armor. implements
Of tho chase, domestic utensils, oil
wrought with skill which is now lost
and when these sources were exhausted,
he or his native agents riled the graves
where the ashes OF the dead were depos.
tied the carved idols and instruments Of
OF use or ornament which we're In vogue
among The Al,skaus long ages before
the Russians set foot within tho conntry.
Captain Fast's remarkable collection
has now reached New York, and wo
have been favored with q view ofit-
Even to the superficial observer It of.
fers points Of great interest, the work
manship of most Of tho orioles is so Gu
rous and so much ingenuity is display.
cd in odapiing tho scunty materials Of
inho'pitabe country TO variety Of use5.
Wooden helmets and visors, OF wonder
ful weight clumsincss, and unto the most
frighlful and drmoniac forms; wooden
breast and back plates. curiou'lv inter.
laced with sinews; spears Of finely
wrought brOss and copper. and proving
q high degree of proficiency in working
Of ofmelalsi clothing Of prepared skins,
brilliantly colorOd and decorated with
figures; hair work in many strange
lorms; idols, charms and instruments Of
sorcery, cut 10 wood, bone walrus.ivory,
and amber, and displaying q grote'quc
sorl of art, of which the modern savagcs
Of Alaska have no conception. These
are some of the most conspicuous features
OF Captain Fast's collection. For scian.
tihc man, we presume, their study will
offer strong attractions, What light they
may throw upon the vex9d question Of
the source whence America was peopled,
vc do not pretend to soy; perhaps phil
ologists may find here a field for profit
able investigation; but there can be no
question that they show tho present in.
habitants Of Alaska to bo the degenerate
descendants Of comparatively civilized
race, and in this fact alonO there is mat.
itT enough for inquiry.
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fFor the Regis,er.l
TO MISS :. :. .''''.'

Thoughts come dashing through my breast,
Like winged winds upon the sea;
And in their whisperings', sigh unrest.
And signing mock my misery.
Remembrance of my schOOlbOy days,
Come wildly bcauteOus to me now;
And dreamily hum their lays,
While tears Of anguish stain my brow.
MISUNDERSTANDING Joyous youth,
The hour Ofdreams aud hope and bliss;
While all our thoughts are bright with truth
Unused is life to one false kiss,
The Orient morn beams brightly fair.
We launch our frail bark on the tide,
And grasp the helm without care,
And out upon lfe's ocean glide.
Dim in the far we family spy,
Some boauteous isle on which to rest;
And with the speed of lightning fly,
To sink upon its tempting breast,
But as we near, the isle is changed,
And woman bursts upon our sight;
And then our thoughts are all estranged,
From al save this sweet being bright.
Then woes and miscros chain the soul,
False, cruel woman gloats with Joy;
She trifles, tests and scorns his love,
And casts aside tn unpleasing toy.
Oil trust not womaus poisoned wcrds,
Oft they charm with honicd lie;
They make his life piteous wreck,
And cause his hopes and love to die.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

SATURDAY Nioar,-The local Of al ex.
change observes: Tonight is Saturday
night-Oll over the State. This is tho
most respected night 10 the whole sew.
on, especially among those who labor
for a living, We have fondness, or
wO might say, hOnkoring for Saturday
night, aud look forward 10 it with q pe.
cuniary Anticipation. Those who have
never earned their pancakes by The
sweat Of their brows know nothing Of
the attractions Of the last night in The
wcek--.o them each night is the same,
and The Sabbath no more day of rest
than the other six. We don't envy
such pprsonS-at least we don't now
when Saturday night is near; can't tell
how we'll feel on Monday morning.