davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Raifertu Charlotte.

Man 1dreibt auSBrufel Die Witttpe
pes un9ludli9en &atlers Mar 1T bettldz
9eri9 j: auber Der @ebirnz Nfectipn, bic
i'm 3unebmen 1T, unter9ratt Elm i6let:
denoeS Tieber> ibre &rdfte. Sbr Blid
1T itarr uno erlplden> 1e fprinot III tbren
@elprdGen ab. @te ipridt bduf9 DON
Mertfp: ie bel9reibt bic Si!ten unp &C.
brdude Der G%tnmpbner idiloert bic
@dSnbe!t unb pittoreSfen Nnla9en Der
St1pte NIT founenSwertben OetailzMnz
aoben ; ponn ruff fe ibren @emabl al8
pb er 11o91 ant 2eben ware: fe i1weift
BON einem@ Sc ;'atanoe gum anoern man
meint, ie fpre6e M: ael9loAenen Qu9em
aus pem Groume i5r G%e%ranfsn9on9 1T
seit6rt 5oluncinationen la(en: fetn rt@>
tiseS l1rtbeil auffomnenb. @dufe ssr7~
tpeissrt fe bic ibr 9erei6te leiGte NovS:*
ring gu berubren; fe 19eint su Mfur6<
ter> rab fe ourd Yerlpnen ibrer umae<
buna peraiftet perce. Sur bic &1nioin
BON Se!9ien bat ibr Gertraue11 uno be<
tpirft curG ibren GtnauB> bab fe fd
entldliebt> bic Meotcinen> Gifanen, Suppe
uno Nnoere6 gu iih ;u nebmen. Der
&Dni9 uno Die &bnioin BON Beloien oe<
ben ta9li6 pcn 8rlHel in bas fBnioli6e
S9'pb 2aefen> bab fe bewpbnt UNI fe
gu tr1ten rne gu serllreuen ; ie bleiben
bort inn1er ftunoenlan9. Die &Dnioin
bleitt aem1bnlid son II ubr Nor,nitz
to95 bib 8 nbr Nbsnce> un pelae Belt
Gle Sranfe einsuldlofen pfle9t. Damn
eft Febrt fe in ibr Yolai5 no6 Bru0el
suruf. Der 3ufano Der &ranfen mar
70 berenfIi6> rab Der Veibarst rer&Dnioin
Don GnAlanp unp s,rei oncere Mer,te, bic
ii@ ipecieu mit@eiteefronfbeiten bel6dfz
ti9en, in ra8 Sdlpb 2eofen beirut fen tpurz
cen> no lie Elm Gonctltum iiber bic Bez
banrlunA5peile Der unslldli6en Turfttn
bielten; fle woren pariter nitt einio; es
purren nod swei ancere Srrendrste, Or.
Termeulen aus benz 6pipital ppn Sent
unp BON 0beol aus Mntwerpen, beiee;o<
gen.
8abrenp einiser Monats 16ien bic
Se1rence Nans nerrlnfttA ST 1ein; fie
battc oft gauge Sage n 1elbft Wp9en,
in renen ih fein 3ei@en BON oeiltioer
St6runA sei9te. Nt6 ibre NnfdQe wiez
Ter eintraten, purbe le fnlter UNI beoina
periANrene Grcentricitaten. Mn ibren
li@ten Gaaen idrieb ie Briefe ppl Ser
ftanc;; &oetssfabl uno 3artiinn. Damn
arteitete ite aud an Stidererein. @abz
reno Der &ranfbeit pes 5erscs6 ppnBraz
bant umaab fe riele5 &inr nit rer adrtz
lidten pfsae. @ie wn tief tetimmert
iiter icin Atleben. Primes &inpl"
Ia9te {te NIT Tbrdnen It, ben Muoen >.es
miro gu meiner Mutter fpmmen ; balo
fommt AUDI bic &eibe an MIDI nm nit
eud oereinist gu werpen." Sn rem leb>
ten Taaen duberte lie ben @unl b> Mon<
ii9ucr Desdamps> Gr3tiibof Don Mez
@eln unp Biritzprimas BON 8el9ien, 3u
leben; e6 crying raber an tbm ole Gin,
lacun9, Die un9luflide Gu'fiu, feline ein<
lti9e S9Ilerin> su befu9en,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

When the alarm was first given, the
steamer was headed for the shore, but
struck on Tea Table bar, Two hundred
and fifty yards from the Missouri shore,
where she stu fast and remained until
she was completely destroyed.
1t is said bad tie pilo, run flty or
sixty yards further down stream, he
could have landed the boat OF the bank,
and probably oil could have been saved.
As it was there was several feet Of water
all around the stern, and the only chan ce
to escape vas by swimming, snd The
distance being so great, the current SO
strong, and the water so cold. but lew
we're able 10 land.
Sixteen persons were saved by hanging
in the water from tho s,Oge pIenks and
sixteen moro swan ashore, These are
all Of whose positive safety there is any
certainty,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
Trustees sale!

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John Powell, deceased, 10 the
pndersi gned, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of a certain note described therein,
shall offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash, on the premises thereof
On Me 2oM day Of Mouem5er. 1869,
at o'clock r, NJ, the House and Lot desert
bed 10 said deed of trust. 1t being Lqls Nos.
% and 26, on George Street in the town Of
New Haven, Mason county, West Virginia,
together with the buildings and apParIsnces
thereon.
The title is believed to be ,oQd, but selling
as Trustee, | shall give only such title as is
therein indicated, GEO. WELDING.
Oct 2l-5Ws Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
Notice.
In Chancery.
Welch Bprwell, J

"clCH pNTWeHI
VS. In Chancery.
John " Deem. Admir- &c
TRIS cause came Oh this day TO be further
L heard upon the papers heretofore read upep
the proceedings had therein, and was fully ar
gued by the Counsel. Upon consideration
whereof il is adjudgsd. ordered and drcreed
that one Of the Master COMMISSIONER Of this
Court. take, state and report an account Of the
administration Of John W. Deem, showing full.
ly in said report all the mopies or other prop.
erty that has come into the possession or un.
der the control ofsaid John W. Deem as Ad.
mnistrator, and all the debts that he has prop.
erly paid and has proper vouchers for and such
other matter ms either party may require.
That said Commissioner have leave to OK
anime said Administrator on oath touching his
said administration, Before taking said &C
count the Commissioner shall give at least
thirty days notice of the time and place Of Ia.
king the Inc by public advertisement in some
newspaper published in this county, which
publication shall be equivalent 70 perBopal ser
vice.
Commissioners Office, October %, 1859.
The parties in the above named suit will
take notice that have fixed upon the 29th day
Of November, 1869, to ascertain the foregoing
requisition, at which time and place yqp can
attend il you see proper
oct 2S4w Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

TOWNSHIP OFFICE RS The following
gentlemen ware elected lest Thursday 10
fill the various township Offices. They
ure all Democrats except Col, B Ia.
master, and H. ]. Greer:
Supetvisor-C. B. Waggener.
CIerk-M, H. Hale.
Treasurer George Martin.
Cons!able-Moses R. Martin
Inspector Of Elections H j. Greer
and John s. Miller.
Overseer Pcor,-Dr. s. G. Shaw.
School Commssioners-2d District,
Benjamin Lemasterj Sd District, James
Capehart:
Read Suryeyor-Thomss Lomaster.
wAGGENER TIP.
In this township, Rim Bumgarner,
(RsP) is elected Supervisor.
GRAHAM TIP.
Geo. W. Moredock, anti license can
didate, is eaCted Supervisor.
COOPER TIP.
In this township Gao. Cooper is re.
elected Supervisor.
UNION Up.
This township elects o, G. Loomis,
(Rep, Supervisor.
CLENDENEN TIP.
Cha', \. Beaie, is elected Supervisor
HANNAH TP.
lr this township Gideon Browns re-
elected Supervisor.
ROBINSON TIP.
u Robinson Township, Jacob Knopp
is elected Supervisor.
COLOGNE TIP.
Z. Z Baker Dem is elected from
this township.
ARBUcKLE TIP.
James Long reelected from this town
ship.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
AWFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
ST.. LovIs. October %.

ST. LOUIS. October %,
The most appalling disaster that per-
hnps has ever occurred on the MisSissip.
pi river took place about six O'Clock last
uight, just below Neoly's landing, and
about 1875 miles below here. At that
hour the steamer StonewaIl, for New
Orleans. heavily laden, and with 259
souls on board. WAS discovered to be on
FIRE, having caught BY lighted candle
coming 10 contact with some hay $50
bales of which was stored on the deck.
A deck hand named Charles Williams
who once lived 10 Cincinnati. bravely
attempted to smother the fire with ban.
kels aud bed quilts. but tho wind blow.
ing briskly, the aameu spread rapidly and
could not DO controlled.
An effort was then made TO train the
lose on the fire, but the terror stricken
deck passengers, numbering one hundred
and fifty, made such rush to escape
that the mOu having tho hose in charge
were forced back, and the ATTEMPT was
abandoned.
The scene 10 the cabin Ot this time,
the passengers being OF supper, was one
Of tho widest confusion aud excitement.
A rush was made for the boiler deck
and the fotecaOtlo WIS soon crowded
with terror stricken mass Of human
beings. surrounded on oao hide by fierce
and Kissing flames ready 10 dsvour them,
and on tho other by rushing and lur'
bid tide of water. An attempt was
made to run out ssgiogs % afford refuge
for those whom they could bold but the
opposite effect wnS produced, for tho af'
frighted. passengers rushed pclI.moll in.
to The Srnging', anil all who reached
them vera engniod in watery abyss.
Others jumped OgGtbohrd, and after
whirine for an inSlRntin tho strong and
elying current sunk and were swept
away to b0 seen 30 more.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
FATHER MYACINTmE.

The great Cormei,e oruloraOd recus'
ami Romaaist has Orrived in New York
and will be the lion Of the season. II he
merely came over TO enjoy the calm and
free Dir Of ibis country, end to gain
strength from rspoSe, he is likely to be
disappointed. We hope he carries en-
oush moral ballast not to be upset by
thu processes 10 which remarkable stran =
gers arc subjected by our citizens. A
little wholesome disgust early in the
day. NAV come to his relief.
We would much prefer to see the
mini of this ecclsSiusIic. which is still
in an unIettled and IranSllioOary state,
we do not doubt, left free TO work oul
its course. Time will show what eff CT
autIeriug attentions may have upon him,
and enable US better to judge whether his
gifts are chiefly OF the oratoficaI sort,
which ara by 90 means invariably con.
nccted with the noblest powers of reaG-
on and contemplation. Is it not posi-
10 Heut this distinguished Frenchman
with respect, and ye! leave him TO q rea'
sensible degree of quiet. and to the volum
tary choice Of his associates while stay.
ing in AmericO? His Ocq uainlance with
LongIalOv and his letters 10 Henry
Ward Beccber are significant Of bis
present. tendencies Whether he will
be received 10 Roman Catholic quarters,
or would be disposed 10 address con.
gregnlons of that faith, il requested SO
to do, is uncertain There will Proba
bly, be a good deal Of iujudicious con
duet in regard to Father Hyacinthe on
part of both RomanisLs and Protestunts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED
a SIS to 5000 per month, male aud female,
to sell the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. improved and perfected; it will hem,
fell, stitch. tuck, bind, braid and embroder in
a most superior manner. Price only $l5.-
For simplicity and durability, it has no rival.
Do not buy from parties selling machiGes uu-
der the same name as ours, unless having q
Certificate Of Agency signed ty US, as they
are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circulars and FERNS, apply or address,
II. CRAWFORD d CO.,
4I3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
REMOVING rHE CAPITAL.

Some norveus gentlemen in Washing
ION, alarmed by the St, Louis ConVeu-
ton and by able editorials Of the CinCin-
nali Commercial, have been seeking com :
fort from General SHERMAN. He has
quoted their uueaslness byn contentious
reply According to bis estimate, it
will require at least three Numbered and
one years to remove the capital from
it's present location. That will suffice
for tho agitaIed Washingtonians Of to.
day provided they have faith in the or.
aclo they inlerrOgated But they may
need re.assuring when they heOr from
the Capital Convention not to mention
tho probability Of another aarighing
blast from the influential Journal afore-
said.
The Capital Convention is al work in
earnest and'lh far wisely follows the
opening advice OF the excellent Mayor
Of St. Louis, by accumuIa'ing arguments
and concentrating efforts 10 favor Of re-.
moval, pure and simple, and avoiding
the dangerous rock of location. Tho
policy /! to get the capital fairly on
wheels, aud 10 this end mo particular
place in all the broal valley ofthe Mis-
siSsippi should be left 10 despair of gain.
ing The precious boon. By this deoreot
aud mastery process, we think the FIRST
hundred of delay prognoSiicated by the
General ofour armies will be very much
shortened, Let this policy be strictly
adhered to, and Judge CAToH, alter AM
other third Of cCnlury-shouId he be
still in bis present vigor might preside
over convention called to rrj1ico over
the passage of a bill for the removal
through the House, and to organize for
an effective pressure on the Senate
Instead Of taking Two centuries, We think
the bill might get 10 the White House
for The executive signature within The
mex. half century. We presume it was
an oversight. but General Sherman makes
no Estimate Of the timei ihat mast
still intervene before Nihs bill would
become a law. Not every President
would sign it. A two.third vote is not
to be thought Of. We may not be able,
in another half century, to elect Presi'
dent on that issue.
As to the ultimate location thereafter
though the passage Of bill for re.
moval without fixing location would
seem 10 be mere Jrutum fu'msn I'VE do
not discover any such number Of urgen'
cy of competing claims as delay decis.
ion for quite SO many generations as the
General predicts. Long before the
time comes to settle that question, we
hope the Reform movement, SO au.
spioiously begun in this centre Of the
nation, will have spread as a righteous
leaven throughout the land, in which
event the issue will not DO determined
by money. Pure highoEnndod inCOr
rupIibIe legislators will not long hesitate
where to locate the seat of government.
We say no more. We are content to
hide our time. ST. Louis is doing we'll
in starting the ball. We would not Ut
lerly discourage her aspirations, A
worse place might be Selec ted -proba'
bly, will be- Chronicle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
commissioners SAFE Of
Real Els tate.

Q sayre. Admir- Del
VS. In ChAncery
VIM Barnett, &c,
DURSUANTto decree Of the Circuit Court
| Of Mason county. West irgnia, rendered
at the May Term. 1869. in the above named
cause. I will sell at public auction. at the front
door Of the Court House Of said Mason county
On Sdiurd ". the 4th day Of December,
1859. to the highest bidder. for cash, the trac.
Of 1873 acres Of land belonging to said Barnett
and in the papers OF this cause fully described
or so much thereof as may be necessary to paw
the sum nf S76 90 cts. with interest on 500 40
cts part thereof from the 23d day Of may 1861,
and the costs of this suit so far as they shall
exceed the sum of $46 SO cts. Reference NAV
be hGd to the papers in this cause for descrip.
ton Of said land
F.w. sIssoN, Spec. Com.
p1uGE Sol loot 2S.5w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
gro. W. TIPPETT
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1850.
THE ELECTION.

- - A%HAS'A
The election is over. 81 far as Ma
son county is coucerned the Repubii'
can party is beaten. Tho Democracy
have elected Mr.. Howard TO the Legis.
lo'urc by about 30 majority; they have
elected their candidate DIR, G. I. B.
MoOte-ior Superintendent OF Schools,
by 90 majority; they have also
elected seven out of the ten Super
Nisors, thus having the county complete
Iy under Democratic rule. Our defeat
in Mason county, is complete, The sue.
cess is not owing to any increase 10 the
Democratic vote, for We cannot SEQ that
the party is any stronger 10 numbers
in 1860 than il was 10 1868; hut d0eRt
is clearly chargOnble TO the Indifference
as 10 the result, which seemed 10 per,
wade the Republican ranks 10 every part
of the county. This apathy on -tbO part
'of Republican voters Is TO great ex-
dent, if not wholly, bIameabIO 10 few
prominen Republicans who in mean,
's'eallhy way, done what they could to
defeat Judge PoIsloy. We kaow Of one
Republican, who has Oft been honersI
by his party, by eIecti'g him to high
and honorable positions, who, from the
time Of Judge Polsley's nomination to
tho day of the election. by his every
vword, bis every action, and BY his vote.
done,all in his power 10 defeat the nomi-
nee of the party! HI seemed to forget
that ws were lighting for principles and
measures, not men What excuse be
win gtTe rur tito sUtivl ia this vlo0,iou,
we cannot tell The time is not far dis
aant, when he may be questioned as to
his conduct on this occasion. We with.
hold the narues Of lbssJ gentlemen who
by their actions. caused the defeat Of
the Republican ticket, and contributed
TO the success Of the Democratic party,
in our county, for the present. Some
one or two Of them are looking forward
to more exalted Donors and better off,
ccs next fall, They expec, TO obtain
them from the hands Of the Republican
parry. Al that tine, We have 90 doubt,
they will be asked 10 give an expIana.
ton Of their conduct, in the campaign
,oI 1869. We propose to have some.
thing more 10 say in regard to these
gentlemen when the proper time pre-.
sens itself. We have no sympathy for
such men.
While We have lost delcg'tein Ma.
son, two in Kanowhu, Senator from
,this (7Ih) District. and several members
of the Legislature throughout The State,
yet We rejoice that The State is still in
the hands Of its fIends, The R!publi.
cans will have good working majority
in both BRANCHES OF the Legslature,-
And, Ggsin We rejoice at the success Of
The liberal principles which we have SO
long advocated through the columns Of
our paper. Almost every county 10 the
State has elected men favorable to the
removal of all restrictions from those
who were in any way connected with the
late rebellion. We look now for
speedy Octiouiu the removal of disabiIi.
fieS, when our Legislature assemblies
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

The new Senator from Tennessee
Hon, Henry Cooper, was Uoion man
during the war, and held prominent
judicial pOsition during the early days
of reconstruction lie is now the Sen
,a,or from the Nashville district 10 the
Legislature. Conservative in poliiGs,
''6G still secured The votes Of the Repab.
.licsa,. Iieis regarded as o man Of 81.
f1eriqr ability,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

II is reported that in consequence Of
the low price Of wheat tho farmers Of
Illinois have not Sowu near as much as
usual this fall. They will miss it,
When everybody is discouraged. is just
the time Tor q shrewd farmer 10 be en-,
couaged.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

A financial panic is reported 10 Cali
fornia. 1t is said that one Of the Direct
on Of the Bank Of California had failed
for So. 100000, and that thsrO 10 a run
upon some Of the branches of that Bank
in the mining districts. one Of the
California Banks he's been trying to
raise here 81 900 900 oO some of its
real estate, but without success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Samuel Horny Hand Cary is on bis
way 10 Irclondj what for nobody knows,
Probably he goes as immigration agent
of the Democratic party. lie stopped 10
New York and made Democratic speech
and temperance speech. Samuel is a
mixer Of oil and water,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
cQNMIssIoNER,s NOTICE,
VIII, Tomlinson
In Chancery


ys, In Chancery
ohas Q PerinO 4 wife and Fw
SissQl
lFoJ W English. a P Deem. Monroe Hlnlev
l. aud Jack McDerpitt, claimants. You are
hereby notified thatI have fixed upon the 25lb
day OF Npye'nber Thursday rroximo, to talS
and settle, al fice. the accounts claimed
by YOU against defendant Chqs o Perrine, re
CURED 10 he noticed by the decree of he Cir.
cult Court Of Mason county West Virginia, rem
dared at the September term thereof 1869, in
suit in Chancery depending in said Court, 10
which by said decree you are made par ties
plaintiffs at which time and Rlues You are re.
lquired to attend. ,..
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
ohalcery Of the said Court this 25lh day Of
-S5ctober 1862
F.A. GUTHRIE, Com.
Oct 25.lw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

A party of mounlaincers discovered
somO days ago. 10 Southwest Colorado.
tho bones ofsix men and foty.Six hor-
SEES, supposed to be the remains of the
patty lost from Colonel FrOmonts cx-
ploring expedition, Of whom nothing was
eyer howJ--ovrr twenty years Ngo,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

Reports 10 the Treasury indicate that
lis secret service force are about 10 un'
earth some startling coun!crlciting oper
atoms in New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
Notice.

Lewick, Brother Co., VS. Charles p waggonCr
aud Eli Mygott for &c, vs. Charles B Wng'
gener On Suggestion.
EXTRACT
TT is ordered by the Court that this cause DO
j. referred to Commissioner in Chancery to
take, state md report an account Of the unsat'
isfed judgment liens of record in this county
RgAinstthe said James Hutchinson. showing
the dGte, priority and amount, including prin'
eipal, interest and costs, calculated up to the
first day Of the next term of this Court, and
that no make report thereof to the next term
But before proceeding To take said account ho
shall give notice Of the time and place Of TAX
ing the same by publication Tor four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Mason
county, which publication shall DO Equivalent
10 personal service. Said Commissioner shall
also have leave to examine tho parties upon
oath touching their respective claims.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
SALE UNDER A MECHANICS
LIEN!
John MSherry

vs. In assumpsit and at.
The Central Coal and tqchment to enforce
Salt Company. } Mechanics Lien
IN pursuance Of the terms and provisions Of
l. an order ofthe Circuit Court Of Mason couu
ty, West Virginia, rendered in the above cause
on tho 25th day of May, 1863, | shall
On The 9Th Day of December, 1869,
at the front door of the Court House of Mason
county aforesaid, proceed to sell at publc auc.
ton to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty upon which the Mechanics lien is claim
ed, or such part thereof as may be necessary
for the purpose, to.wit: The first two houses
above the West Columbia Coal and Salt Com.
pany's upper Railroad and the third and fourth
houses below said Railroad, also four engine
houses and scatf lids. being the only engine
houses and scatfolds on the properly lately
purchased by said defendants froW John Hall
and John MCUullOch, said first mentioned hou.
ses being situated upon the same property near
the town of West Columbia, Mason county
West Virginia; and so much Of the land on
which said buildings are erected as is covered
by the same,
Said sale will be for cash as tc fifty per cent.
Of thApurchase money, aud the bRlauce on q
ereditof six months, taking from the purcha-
ser bond with approved security, bearing in
terest from date.
novA"5w G. SHREWSBURY. Sheriff
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04
SEND FOR A COPY OFNEw EDITION
- WELLS EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAW
YER AND BUSIN ESS FORM BOOK

A complete and reliable guide to all matters
Of law and business lransactlonsior every State
in the Union, The professional man, tho far.
mer. the mechanic, the merchant, the manufact.
urer, each require convenient, comprehensive,
and reliable work which viii enable him 10 draw
up any instrument that may be, required, and
that will furnish him with such INFORMATION as
is usually called FOR in all MISREPRESENTATION
Of liie-a book that every body can un dcrstnnd,
and that will enable every one to be their own
counsel The entire leading press Of the conn.
try unquallihcdly endorse the work Price ON.
ly seas. Sout post paid, Agents wanted
everywhere, Address JNO @ WELLS, Pub,
lIJhcE i]2 Byoome SlN,Y, OCT 81 3m