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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
National Life Insurance Company OF the United states

This Company about SIX months hnee D." na
immense oppoUn parties and yet has issued over 50"
policies insurlng over IA coo 900 Of Insurance.
Having but few Agents and these inexperienced TOE
Velous its Rates reduced onethid; Its Security the sane
possessed Initials subject to the SAME sat: 9w ana Over h
above the required by law has Ore Million Do 'Ap
Of the soekhoers pledged With its sumnAous Tor
the faithful Administration Of the uld TO their hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

D,o,. rate. Corn moderately sctvei No Csc No e10szic
Wit. &c Oats are Arm aud shade better hichg.
SOC Rye for No and meeigani - H, 70 COO tasS
Corn 200 hush Oats shipmenp-260 bbH FouF' WV "
wheat % 900 b1h g. 500 bush Oats .., t.a No
MILWAUKEE April 20-PiouT dull and nominal mhest
eli 1911 No ell 0i sales 900 bush o. hin 80 ~ al IA
al ae Rsceps5C COO bbs Flour 600 bush Wheat shpnsau
bbla Flour
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ARNOLD. WIN, No 81 West Einthst
BRRRIAN. ABBIE JANE. fremont, West Farms 80.
CROMWELL FANNIE, No l@ East onehuntreiisdtWen'y-
HYMN IsARBLLA No 500 Tbiri-ave
FRAZER SARAH No. 81 AttOmeys -
MINER JAMES No. SO Bst Warent, and st. PaaIs Churen
CourtsL. Brooklyn. - - -.
NcMANNO RENvILLB No. 226 Eis. Nineteenth st.
RAYNOR, JOHN Hampstead VI z. Church. .
SPERING. WILLIAM W., No. SAT Atlantic st., Brooklyn.
TFIORHE WILLIAM s., Traty Chapel
WRAGGE DOR0rHEA. No AS Nes. Foureenthft
wILIR, ETTY, No 625 Myre-ave
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a wandarfuI Taes.

We have this day reached the OF 5000 patients 70
given the four iuTnoul for eraetOs and
without failure accident Come TO Headquarters Cotton Dental Az
ISOLATION No. - Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

MissIsquoi Spring Water.-The only known remedy fer
all diseases OF the kdneL Sold By all drugg Dtpt
No. SIS Broadway, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Right Rev. Horatio Potter ID. d. etc., Bishop OF New;
York and by Bishop Morris. collection was taken, ana
the audience was dismissed with benediction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

The New Fuller and Barnum IS Pinching,' Tuck MAJ s
GooDkIcH" for all machnss l. w BARNvH No Go
Broadway below Beecker NewYork Tnerg 70 order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
THE LATE STORM IN THE VEST

DAMAGE BY HAIL STONES IN ST. LoUIs-DEMo-
LITION OF GLAsS-A TORNADO IN IOWA.
ST. LOUIS, April 20-The damage by the hail
storm yesterday is varously estimated at $4,000 TO
100000 the latter is probably the most correct The
demolition of glass alone quite fearful No serious cas-
ualties are reported Dubuque dispatch says tornado
nssed over the upper portion OF that city last evening
DESTROYING large amount OF property, carrying away
houses taking OF roofs, &c. man named krusie was
killed and number OF persons were injured. The Iowa
brewery aud tho Fifth Ward School house unToOfed
II was The most destructive storm that has ever visited
that section
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN INDIANA
BUILDINGS UNRooFED-Loss OF LIFE.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20-Last night terrific
hail Storm accompanied by wind and lightning passed
over this city The Indiana Genital Railroad Freight
Depot was blown down and number OF other
buildings unroofed. watchman OF tho Central
Depot named Allen MeCutcheon was killed aud
ether employees seriously injured The Rev. Daniel
Raloud uyersalist minister, VINO was passing at INC
time OF the accident and took refuge in the Depot was
seronsly il not fatally injured All the telegraph lines
ia the city Frustrated Dut nave peen iopAou' "
communication is resumed
GREAT DEVASTATION IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, April 20.-The storm last night
dd GREAT damage to the houses, fences forests DC,
so,t and southeast Of this city Roofs OF houses were
.oen of walls blown down. and fences and trees pros
tTsted The storm extended as far AS Chattanooga.
-D----
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noNFsrIC MARKETS.


sr torr, April Tobacco unbsnged dali and unchanged
r srPeItn - rs spaGs and E' " I3T
PRIME Red VI t0Ssi Coz Choice Fancy Red s s Spring
% Corn y ssr T 70 c Sns All Fsy whe ost. sd
d5S6,s Rye s1 :. 1sifs S w Sl
& RI s'; Clear 81 ss 9 s Live ts ao .ssy 1G'S
asO Tor HEAVY and Extra lIevC 3 'Vo 0O
" ss"o%GSsss Ia H a%co,ioa easier; Mng s sale,
200 bales receipts 220 bales exports SRA bales Gold l+ BI
easpSSs[PPE Prime ID. Pune
s e ts9 SN ga eo sfE%S o SS Sae,
Brsa 81 90 Hay Prime 1e Pork dull a1d nominal guosd
+ 5 p'iSn ' Rss ID S9 SS Ni ss
Caciso Api 9oKIehauss New gqs: at TO premium
r SS. 5 af 5 sg'ISS 10 tf' s No c'Sf C
Corn krmer New A Oats rner saa steady q s1qss hS oI
sales At 81 GO special 81 s. regular houses 60 ample lots
Sr@ a, Sse Dry Sse Shoulder, active a 2i LOOSE ss VI,
% GOOD to choice 50 Goa so 5 csc weak fair to good 80 80
~ i , s1. 10 snO Ap m demand Mns Up
lands & M1s oe,. s' : Qs0' . Ss.E Of ?y So
Glover Ss r goa p ES, At r'Gs s 5oSS7 ~ Psaa%a d. SO
81 90 Ohio do sG SS si' fG Amber ii sal Rive sells at
81 fair demand sale, 81 S osG isSg =, I G1ss
srS AMI good for low Grades; Cuba SaE,r hi@ie for
April sco'ios ggs, MssiGs as Flour more
scs SS S1iIA S SGpsSas So d. Extra, sTS
~ DO FAMILY $50 sii as we's sPsaus s. 7s0 sc as
E E5. sS a. - b. crn Prime White ssa yellow
&c. oai, Prime lisa 1890 for Light Rye dull at 81 20
6vTgo Aph 0Piou 10 good demand and Ners have
Acci their prices White Winter grades 25 q Dbl; sales 1900
bb. Is fr No sPriag Is for Amber Winter go asa
"a m whites 80 dS9 IS for Double EIlA Wheat dull; sales
1000 bush Prime White Canada 81 s0 lots selling 81 +5 for
No NNAnkeo Club and al Is for No Chicago Spring COrn
None market d u small lots II Western at Toe
Barley held ~ for Prime Canada hieed steady shorts S2'i
Railroad fTeightsOn Flour Boston,
10 Sew.lork, 53e to Albany, Soc Lake Imports-None
. Is for S oa Spring. %s, GS a ' sales
two White Csuads 81 65 delivered Cora du New
saes IS cars New 6c 7sc. Oats
eeed Rye nominal Barley dull sales two Canada a. 81 90
delivered with moderate activity Timothy Pork Lard
aud III ghwines dull aud unchanged
SAN fRASosco April 2O-four dull at 81 501s5 80 wheat-A
number oftauo1s to-day at 81 S. the highest lgure for Choice
LtgalTenders. 76i
CScsSAri April 2-Four unchanged Grain unchanged Cotton
dali unchanged Tobacco good demand sales Of 10 BIRDS az
60Sl8 u.s. whisky dull at ec Mess PORK quiet AMI arm
SJl Bulk bed hmy l2Dlilc. Bacon hei at l3tc o
shoulders Sides Hams, 6G9c Lard nos
OLE at any sales at l0Lc Gold 1881
wLaSGroS n O. April 2o-Sps rurpenine aiysneea ~ eS
Ronn GiOad$l as Crude Tupcntiue sesb AZ WV
81 26 Tar, ~ IS. Cotton dnl AZ pic 80, ..,,-s A
IqLsDo, AsJl 9Q,-Fouy sul sal poIaa. Ws.'! 1.'s e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE n

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-APRIL 10 -, -,
,c,te-Recelp.s prices fully hm on tn oe.
grades on small cattle there was an advance Of &C. EhA -
xii IS sheen ard Lambs-Rsceipt 2s hesd the msres
with supply nearly double that Of last week sao
Veal .leas
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sr.tiaI gutius.

Pursuant a recent Act OF Congress- there VIII Dc
,e,ug Of the Stockholders Of The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY at the Office Of Mes, Gddeu Williams siatssl,
Boston, Mass, 10 H. THURSDAY, The al DAY Of April D.
leS9 choice Of Ocs aud for the purpose Of
y.psrs e@ee u the COMPANY QLsVkk AMhs rtssede't
Henry B. n.Ex6sp. Secretary $3.50 I -
Paiep-MUNN Co. No 81 Parkrow, n T., AE'nts for ossa-
Ing AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty Eve years experience
Pamphlet ofLaw aud Information free
Aioet Il ChandOn's
DRY IMPERIAL CrGN FOIL
all hstcss dealers In vines hsrs
WV "-s' ANTHONY OECIS
SewYort, ApHls. 1852
Rosndalis
PURFIBS THB BLOOD and CURES sCRoFULA and all chrais
Of the aud kidneys Recommended By the Med
G Fscny and thousands Of best citizens For testimonial
of,em,rknbie cures Rosadais Almanac for this
Prepared only by Dr. j. LAWRENCE Co.. No. oil Exchange
MAGE Baltimore Nd For sale by
P'' JOHN &. HENRY,
No psrk New.Y
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Wrsr INDIA MARKETS.

HAvlHI April 2Ihe Sugar 6n sales made todaj
on the o 81 reals Rrrob r No !! Dutch SinarL III
eangeou London l0l cent premiums United states o.
days gold pAr6t cent short sight 295 per cen
Premium " days sight currency A92ii per cent discount
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih fun
name and address.
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FOR Illinois and Missouri TRADE.
ADVERTISE IN THB QUINCY WHO,
fRxtAhlshed In 1891

BAILHACHB & PHILLIPS, Publishers
Unlsris management the circulation Of THB QUINCY WHO
AND REPUBLICAN has largely increased and Is
medium OF the dealers Of Western Illinois aud
Northern Missouri
THB WING published both daily and weekly Il tTsteiAs
nswspspSr, Republican in politics
We make speciality OF Commercial News having editor employed
Quincy heated tie
Mississippi miles Louis Il the seeoSdsU Ii-
business importance The popuAtoa
about 5000 Several Hundred bndns. are
erected Annually The railroad bridge ID nearly completed MAKING
this which Illinois Mssoar eoanseed ~ iron
rGs bulk circulation I buei the oosing countless
IHaois-Adams Hancock KnoI keD0noush Schuyler Henry.
Brown, sAngamOn. Morgan. Pike, Macon. 49,,
Clark. Sullivan, Aitr Kn0r Lewis LAB hseo'
Shelby Marion. Monroe, Livingston Charlton. Grgsdy
Tsrus for moderate. Address
BAILHACHR PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy Whig, oune7 III
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INNINGS
EE: ss ......... 7 : : -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

John Il. Henry,
No
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR LEADING
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
Domestic Perlnez Soaps and Pomades
Foreign Perfumes Soaps aud POnade@
German Cologpss French Brushes
Al principal Mineral Waters , 81 ~ Fancy And Toilet
The attention Ofdeaers 10 called 10 my fdi S'"S~ 49,
Goods all genuine, from best makers No COLLEGE
PLACE, H'WrORK - -. -, .-7,ivv.,
90 of 90 Teeth daily ExlraciedSs.a \. .%s /, s.s
sn9 bapg nm 70 their orgn shape ana ~ php
Anu -, Ted over old ones without hets or uboer
pi, as,roa. OF 10 trial AZ Df iohs.loNp = Delu
pia.eS iti 30 Twenty thirdsi near tth-aye
.iItor al Evening fost: improvement OF
from W" attention 20 tbs discovery made by Dr.
lSet improvement IN the art OF Dentistry has
Of experience whO has sei saus-
been Shown Mo assures Is Tar Superior to other be has
used -
,t. the Christian Sabbath and the grateful 10 feel toward
those who impress It's importance on the eommunltyp
The Executive Committee Of The T~esiieth Assembly Mn
nct Republican Association will hold reSsss ayt
GLEDIENS No. 800 ThirdaRe, WEDNESDAY
~ inst at o'clock. BABCOCK Presidents JonN
yicePresient ALBERT BoGERT, AITRED DouSLAss ese
storage for Furniture Pianos, BaagSge' Az.
In dne dry and airy storage rooms at NOS A'V ANY 80
Pg " " gysElssk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

Ngw TowS-A new town has been
laid out ia tie lower end ofthis coualy,
about one mile above the CabelI Ijne,
ana directly Oh the bank Of the Ohio,
on what is known as The farm of john
T. Harvey, Eq Tho name of this new
town is "Glcnwool," The site selected
for the town is said to be q most beau
tifuI oue, and above high water mark
Several lots have alreOdy been disposed
Of 10 men who intend erecting buildings
on them at once. We wish Glcnwood
success. and hope she may abound with
thgifl aud enterprise, and that she may
never be cursed with old fogics.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

=. womay look for an uaheal!hy season
next summer, if {, be true, ns has been
asserted and for long time believed,
that cholera follows small pox. The
latertcourge is prevalent in oil parts of
the country, on both ocean slopes. inlu.
ced, tits supposed, by atmospheric con-
ditious it is thought, predisposed to chOI'
era aud similar disorders during hot
weather, and consequently many peg
sons anticipate visitation Of that
scourge during the coming summ!r,--
Whether the theory is sound or not,
cleahiaess is good thing, and as it is
acknowledged 10 be a preventive Of
cholarG. our citizens cannot b. too care
full to have lh.ir premises pu! in clean
and sweet order AMI now is the time
TO DO it. IfPal OF until the san breeds
disease from the fostering flIh it may be
too late. What individual enterprise
and COOL taste fail to do in the matter
the munin1ipal authorities should com
pei without del'y
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday, March ith. at the residence
oftbc brides's parents in Cooper Township by
Rev U. PibblG, Mr., Benjamin f. Borgess. 10
Miss Rutha f. Raybum,
Accompanying this notice was bountifal
supply of nice cake, which was duly doyOured
By our devil" and all hands. The happy
pair have our best wishes for their future aud
ifthcy are hall as happy US we would wlsi.
them their lives will be as Joyous and bright
as those of Beatrice and Lcnoz, without a
shadow, without grief.
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We have often before referred to the
fact that Mcssrs, Smith II Martin keep
as large en- assortment Of goods as any
other firm in town, aud which they have
OF this time They are now Offering all
kinds of goods at very low prices, in
order to make room for their pew stock,
which will DO hero in the course of a
lew days, Give them call. They
offer bargains.
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MEAT suop.--Wo direct attention 10
Mr., Geo. Bortus' advertisement i'll this
issue. Ho Furnished al kinds Of fresh
and salt meats at the lowest market
price. He also pays the highest cash
prices Tor good beef cattle. Our farm
era who have cattle to sell would do
we'll 10 call and soc Mr., Rarcus, before
ceiling to others.
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GGe ateetGg 2tgistep
LOCAL MATTERS.
Thursday Morning.

SEND TuEM lS.--We respectfully ask Jus
tee, of the Peace to report cases of publsc in
terest, tried before them, and everybody 10
send items Of interest for publication. A 10.
cal naper should be a compendiu m Of lOca
history. Help US to SO make the Register,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

The pivoI.aclion brace! A superior
ruspendOr for Skirts or Psnts! An un.
rouallcd brace for the shoulder! Al
ways SuspendeE! A Brace or not AT
pleasure! It's simplicity, durability,
ease, aud convenience commend il to
every lady, gentleman or youth, Ex'
anime for yourself, aud be convinced
that all herein stated is true. Prices,
10 cents, 81. sl.25 and $l5O. They
arc 10 be found at Smith It Martins,
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NrroE.-Hereafter We shall make it a rule
te charge at the rate Of Is cents per line for all
Hpuffs, !" and advertisements of any descrip
tiop, which are placed in our local columns
raIigious aud charitablcrotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis
continued.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

New CnURcH we understand that
the members of the Presbyterian Church
are talking of tearing down their old
church building, which is now in very
bad and unsafe condition. with q view
to building now one,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

nonE.-Hon. John NJ. Phelps, who
has so ably represented this District in
The State Senate, arrived at bis home in
this place, on Sunday night.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISING AGgScY.- &essrS
E,S. Riley, Jr., and John NJ. Kilman, ut 40
South Charles street, Baltimore, Md, are our
authorized agents to receive subscriptions aud
advertisements, at our regular terms
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

TuAYKs,-J. W, Bryan, ESQ., Of The
Wharfboat will please accept GU! thanks
for laLe papers,
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FREsn SEEDS, Smith e PoIslOy have
just received fresh supply Of Landroib'S
celebrated garden seeds. These seeds
arO tho most reliable in market,
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RIO PHYSICIANS,
NEw YoRK, August 18th, 1867.
allow me 10 call attention to my preparation
of compound extract Of Buchu. The compo-
nent parts are BUCHU, LoSG LEAF, CUBEBS,
JUNIPER BERRIES
MopE OF PREPARATIONS in vacuo -
Juniper Berries, by Oscillation, to form fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement by
liquor obtained from Juniper Berries, contain.
ing very little sugar, a small proportion of
spirit; and more palatable than any now in
use. The active properties are by this mode
extracted;
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists generally,
is of dark color II is Il plant that emits its
fragrance; the action of flame destroys this
Tits active prncple,) leaving dark and glu'
tinous deCocti0n. Mine is the color OF iugredi'
ents. The Buchu in my preparation predom-
mates: the smallest quantity OF the other in
gradients are added, TO prevent fermentation;
uron inspection, it will be found not TO be a
Tincturc, as made in Pharmacopea, nor is 1t
a syrup-and therefore can be used in cases
where leger or inflammation exists. In this you
have the knowlcdg, tho ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with trial,
and that upon inspection it will meet with
your appreciation,
With n feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
H.T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of l6 Years Expe.
renee in Philadelphia, and now located
at his Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
5Jl Broadway, New York.
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
the World
~ am acquainted with Mr.. Il, r. Helmbold;
he occupied the drug store opposite my resi-
dence and was successful 10 conducting the
business where others had not been equally so
before him have been iayoraoly impressed
with bis character and enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers 4 Weightman, Nanuloct.
uriug Chemists, N!lth aud Brown S.s.,
Philadelphia,
HrwBoLp's tLu!D EXTRACT GuchU, for veal;
ness arising from ndt'crotion. Tae exhausted
powers of Nature which are accompanied by
so many alarming symptoms among which
will he found Indisposition to Exerlion, Loss
of Memory, Wakeiulnoss, Horror, Of Disease,
or Foreb5dings OF Evil in fact, Universal
Lassi,udc, Prostralion, and inability to cater
| lhLO lhe enjoy U't"s VI ''N'ESJ' ., o.
The Constitution once aiGe'e9 WIN organ
&c Weakness, requires the aid o! Medicine 10
strengthen aud inyigorate the system, when
lHELMB0LD'S EXTRACT or BUCHU lnva'
riably does. limo treatment Is submitted TO-
Consumption or INSANITY IN 'ueS;
| HEMBoLD's FLUID EXraACr BUonu IN ALEC
tlous peculiar to Females, IS nnequalied by
any other preparation as IN ChIorosls, or ne
IGNITION, PainiulncsS, or Suppression oil CGsIo'
mary Fluctuations, liberated or Sc9irrus STATE
Of the Uterus. aud all complaints incident 70
tic sex, whether arising from habits OF dissl'
patton, impmdcncc in, or the decline or change
| OF life,
HrLNDoLD's FLUID ESrnlcr OF Bucnu ANp
iHrGUyrp Fesa WASH viii -sadicaI'y e2!er@l.
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Largest Cash Capital

A ssETs OF THE COMPANY February LIST
N 1868
Stock Bonds (well securely S5,OOO OO
Fifty thousand dollars in U. $, 90 ...,
Bonds, market value 5iOOO OO
Seventy eight shares Merchants Ma ,
>. tional Bank, market value s,l0O w
Bills receivable, Discount and pre-
MUM notes. lo'sls w
Office furniture, iron safe, DC. 6UO w
Cash in Bank ,g6s ~
Cash Ca huud J,4Jb VI
slG2,0 0j
Losses paid since tho organization Of the
Pirc losses S3G,s9l Sc
Marine losses $1,000 81
Total s7OgOl n
N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
april l6-tt
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Ma. R. You've has built . new black
smith shop on Main Street, on the Mill
lot, and which ho now occupies. He is
u good Smith and does bis work cheap
and well. Try him.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Female
v. who can earn from $40 to $50 per week
at homo All Goods will be consigned to
Agents, to be paid for when sold, aud samples
seRt free. For full particulars address, with
stamp, Foor 4 CIApE, Detroit Mich
nan 81 Nv,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

ALMOST FIRE On last FiiIoy ST.
tcrnoon. house belonging 'oa co'orSd
mnn named John Ai!er, was discovered
TO be on FIRE, on the roof near the aoc,
bu, was ex,insuished before much dam.
uge was done. This makes the second
time this house has taken fre from this
defective Que. We think our corporate
authorities oughtto attend to this mat
ter and compel him to pat Ills ano in q
safe condition. lit is not done, We
may expect 10 see The whole upper end
Of town swept BY FIRE somo day,
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SOMETHING ExrRA FIR BOYS As9
GlRLs.-I is well known that Tile lit
tic Corporal. the Western J"yen,lo, has
larger circulation than any other Juvo-
nile Msgozin. the world. THIS hs'
been gained by real merit an! eOtsr-
ptize.
The Publishers are vn !:averlng to
double their immeOso circulation this
yser, ,nd have determined to seCa their
Magazine free for three m1nMs -Jonuary.
February and March numbers Of 1859 :
free to every family who viii send theif
address before the 6rst OF My, With
four cents 10 stamps for return postage,
Thes, aye intended as samples 10 those
who arc not taking The Magazine in us
new enlarged form. Address Alfred h
Sswell & Co, Publishers, Chicago, Ill
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ATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full and
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culture and Military Tactics,
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed fran $3.50 TO II :, per annnm.
In rcsncct to health, beau .,ul scenery aud
favorable moral surround. ngs. the place is un,
surpassed,
ALFX. MARTIN, D. D., President aud
Professor Of Mcdtal and Moral Philosophy.
L, s, LYoM A. NJ, Vice President, Profess
or Of Enc, ash LiteTalule, and Principal Prepa'
tory department
Golj II. WpAvER, A. N Professor o!
mathematics and OF Military Tactics
s. @. STEVENS, a NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Of Natural Sciences,
HENRY W. HARTMAN, D. D.. Professor Of An
ciont and Modern Languages and Literature,
OLwER W. MltLER, A, NJ, Assistant in Tue
Preparatory Department.
Gro NJ, HAoANs, Esq, Superintendent Of
tho Grounds aud Buildings
HU0n " Brock, NJ, D., Lecturer On physl'
oligy aud Hygieno,
Hon. JonN A, DrtEg. Lecturer on Civil and
nud Constitutional Law.
ALEX. MARTIN,
,MURGAETovs, West Va l0el4-lN
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NOTECE.
NOEGCE.

vTNHE DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS
/ Of tho Point Pleasant SILVER M,aing Nnd
Exploring Company, NTO hereby notified that
Il thOy do not pay up their delinquency by Iha
18th Of March next, THOR Slols or 50 much
thereof as win ha Necessary VAL 10 s9lh 10 SsI'
i6iy tho said delinquency
By orderol Ihu BOurd ot pire!orS,
=, w.. S!SSoSs Secretary.
i'm u, laG0-NA
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Mr.. A. Hess has renewed to tho
Union House,