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cent action Of the State Society. it is tho
opinion and desire of This body, that all
feeling of dsSifectiOn on the part oil the
the Profession Of the State, should cease,
aud tina, in future said Society should
receive The cordial support of every reg :
ular and respectable practitioner within
our borders.
Ga motion of DR.. Campbell. the re-
port of the Committee was received and
adopted,
On motion of DR.. Coles, the following
resolution provide 6 for the appointment
Of FIVE Censors, was adopted:
Resolved, That a Committee OF FIVE
CensoH be appointed, representing the
different sections Of the State, whose
duty il shall be to satisfy themselves Of
the eligibility under The requirements of
the Stale Medical Socio,y's Constitution
Of all physicians now here prssen, or
represented, or those whose name were
signed TO the call, with statements of the
date of Diplomas, or length OF Time in
practice, and professional standing; civ.
ing tie address to each name, and fur
nish the Secretary their respective lists
for transmission 10 the Secretary Of the
State Medical Society,
The Chair, in conformity with tie
resolution appointed, Drs. H. H Harris,
of Patkersburgi A. B, McGjnnis. of
Guyandotlei W. T. LPpiu, of Charles
town; John A. HuneL Lewisbarg; aud
G. T. B, Moore, Point Pleasant.
On motion, the President, S G. Shaw.
was added to the lis, Of C,nsors
Dr., Harris moved that the sense of
this Convention be expressed on the
SUBJECT Of County Societies, and offered
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted, viz:
ResoIcea, That it is the sentiment of
this ConveLtion, thit County MedrcqI
Societies should be nslere and eucour
aged, by every means; that they are the
basis and foundation upon which alone
We can hope 10 attain that degree Of eff
dcieocy. and dignity to which the pro
lesion is Justly enrilcd, and thnt to this
end, the State Medc,l Society, should
in every way, encourage and counter
ance, the promotion Of County Societies,
as auxiliary to Itself, in every county Of
thu State.
DR.. Buckner, Of Cincinnati. Ohio, be,
ing present, was on milton Of Dr.. Bar
bee, iovilcd to sea: on the floor.
DR.. Ramsey Predd'nt Of the Stats
Medical Society, being called for, rss-
ponded
On motion of DR.. Coles. the members
present we're requisite to come forward
and furnish the Secretary with their nam
es and date Of graduaIions or length of
time tLey have prac.iced, and residence.
On motion Of Dr., Bsrboe, the Con
venlion adjourned to meet at the Kline
at 8 o'clock P. NJ
On motion of Dr.. Wright. the Point
Pleasant Register Ondth Mason Couoty
Journal, and the papers of the State
were requested TO publish these proceed
ings.
The Convention re assembled al the
Kline House pursuant 10 adjournment,
and there being 10 further business bO
fore it, the Convention odjourned sine
die. S. G. SHAW, President.
H H HARRIS, Secy.
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tried II, know that II cured them; those who have
not, know that II cures their ncghbors and Friends,
and nil know that what i does once i does always
- that II never falls through my inut or neglector
It's compnyton w hayO thousands upon thOu.
sands Of Certificates Di rcnlrkADle cures oil tllo
following complaints, hat such cures nre known In
every nciglRgrhjvl, and We need not publish them.
Adopted II m lypi and conditions IN all climates;
continuing nnitlGr caomgl or any deeterious drug,
they mas be taken with safety By anybody. Their
Gugar coating preserve them ever irG'h and makea
them pleasantly take, while being purely vegetable
no harm eau arise from their usc IN any quantity;
They bpcr-ttc hy their powerful Influence ON tho
internal yiinca t1 purify the blood and stimulate IL
Into hcahyaitiOn = remove the distractions OF inc
stomach, bOw6ls, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their irregular action ,a.hcalth, and
by Correcting, wli6reycr they exist, such dergngo-
nient, rs are the first origin OF disca'd
Minute directions arr given 10 the wrapper on
TIM box, I'm the following complaints, which these
RUS rapidly Curc!-
For gbySpepsIa or indigestion, LisfIeas.
neas, LangHDr and loss OF Appetite, they
shg0d bo taken moderately TO STIMULATE the stom-
ash aud restore Ia h ,liliv tone and action.
For Ever Complaint lad Ia various symp-
toms, Bilious HRrahachP, SIck Headache,
Jnunhlcp or GrArn Slckueas, bilious
Collie and BILIOUS Ecvcra, they should be Jnt
dtously t1hea for dac oase 10 corrcctlh The diseased
acton or rcpqvc NE ohstrpctons which cause Il,
For pyHHntery or Diarrhuen, but one mild
dose Is gcnoNlly Required HI''
For BheumVtistH, GOut, Gravel, Palnis
tatiOn OF the saeurt, Pain In chr side;
BACK aud LolaS, they should he condnuouNy
taken, rs required u ch1ngc the dlscaycd acton df
the system. With such change ttDs6 complaints
disappear
For gsropy mud DrOpslScl swcllinga they
siou!dbc tasenin large and frequent dOsesto pro-
dutc tho eject Of . drastic purge. o.
t0r Suppression q large dose should he taken
asii proqUari The airod eloci by sympathy. I
Asa Hfgncr PW take one or two RUS TO pro-
motc digestion aud relieve the stomach. ''N l.
n,afeqsloaal dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite,
hnl inylg0ralc, the system, Hence Il is ahen nd.
vaniageous whcro no serious arrangement exists.
Ohewho iocls toierahly we'll oftcn finds that dose
Of these Ps makes him feel tecid ldly better nom
thelr cleansing and rcnovating onirt on tho dScS.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. o. AYER 6 90. Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, a. 8. 4.
For sale by \ L Miles Iscpt 9-ly
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NGlTICEI

HAVING concluded to close up my business
ii In Point Pleasant Wish to inform public
that on Monday next November lst will close
up my Books and commence closing out my
Stock ofGoods nj Reduced Prices,
Tor tash exclusively,
"gTAll persons having accounts with me, are
requested to,cnl and settle Immediately
Oct aSlh 1909 3W o. N. COLE
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BIBLE MEETING,-R.v j. l. Irwin
State Agent of the American Bible So
cisly, will hold Bible Anniversary in
the NJ e Church South, on Sunday
night, December l2Ih. 1869. All are
invited to attend. 2W.
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Never let your honest convictions he
laughed down, Be ever ready 10 give
respectful attention 10 argument Treat
riaicule and dogmalo assertion with the
contempt they deserve.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02

Mr.. Bradford Roush, died a. his res
idence near Nav Haven, on TIE night
of November 2ed, He had been sick
about six weeks.
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SEND IN NAMES, Now is the time to
get up clubs for tho Register. We offer
as an indncemeul for new Subscribers a
copy Of the American Stock Journal for
one year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02

Norris Solder, ., his notion store, has
jus, received larger stock of goods,
suitable Tor Christmas presents, Call
and see them. He sells as low as the
lowest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02

SINCE September LIST, there have been
in New Haven, in this county, leo births,
one marriage, and one death.
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To Hon. G p. T. Moore;


DEAR SIR: We have the pleasure.
representing the wishes Of the Point
Pleasant Literary Society" and request
ing you to favor the SOoi.ly with a lec'.
urc upon subject of your own choOs,
ing, and at time Of your own appoint
ing, early in the coming lecture season.
Please indicate your action in the
matter, a fortnight before the time.
through the newspapers of our place.
With the highestre'pect, we are sir,
Your cbedient servants,
r. A. GUTHRIE,
Csc. W TrpP,rT Com, Of Lv,
Morris SIEDLER,
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B,,sx Decisive have just printed
Int Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
ara for sale at this Office
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MARRIED. III Robinson Township,
November 18th. by Row. W H. Harri.
son, John W. Wudon to Mss Jams
Clendenen.
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W. W, Harper E,q, has been cleo
ted member of the West Virginia His.
tOriaI Society.
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WAN TE ID!

LIVERY reader Of this paper 10 know. that
~ the f0MEROY IR,N COMPANY II
POm6toy, Ohio, make, aud sell 1t pitsburR
hhh Wle Ing prices, the best quality Of bar
and Rcul hon and fufr Jlnc 3-u ("
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BALTIMORE ADyERTlsISo Agency Mess rs
F, S. Riley, Jr., and John NJ klIman, al ~
South Charles street. Baltimore. Nd. are our
authorized agents to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS Spu
sJyertisements, at our regular terms
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VS. ,re prepared to do Job Printing
at The lowest prices.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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Medicine.

Perhaps no one mod.
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POST OPFICE HOURs.--The Office is
opcn from 7 o'clock a. m TO . o'clock p M
on sundays from o'clock a. m to 8 M
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A splendid prize for the ladies' The finest
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DEBILITY,

3n,r, ~ 10 m,o,c,-t ,auH, N Hoeudni, UN.
nan Diit'T, ., aFJJ.rssSaIr"nis . ca's, y
D,bldy. They rE H@pagi tone
GEd rggr 10 ne ~ u whoie H'tsm,
Rrspgthcn N, Of 1SAAm ph!t, edht an
tnjoyms'<gf he Io0', fndb'e M stomach 10 d'y,h
Il, purity u, btoo,i, air, a good iouui, h,dhhy
somfi, ron eraticdis Tie usliop tiggc from ne
,ys, impdri bhom Ia ne ctSebS, and change me
patient JroH Sp"ri-brsdthei, cmdclditL wax
Fnd n'rVom mrdlId, 10 JaNjaeed, 'iaui dHd
piqornin n,ySOn.
Weak and Delicate Children
are ma strong BY using the BIT
tiers or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. Ehcy can he
administered with periccl safety
TO n child three months old, INC
most delicate female, or u man OF
ninety.
Ti,Ss rsms,iisI IRE me best
BLOOD Purifiers
srlr known GIud iBiH ours III dls'dIn r,Iwl'n1
fon had bLoi Hrl you Iood G'nsi k'p
your Lircr IN OrFuTya DER krp your
d,g'shre oigiut IN me thunfi
9 9.% ~ s', %"g "s ..l@s,! S q NJ -
a1,qd YOU 7hs bsa men IL he country rto9ni-
Hs,d htm u wars NJ hoHciirepmlhOa % JP
anything you must nv these preparation"
FROM HON. GEO W. WOODWARD,
Ch:ei Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
pyvana.
PHILLnELPutA, March 10, 1861
T6ni "Hoof mis- GRIMM nuns u not an
inioricItiHg b,rsrdgc, but Is gDoi ionic, hiJM
IN disOid.rI Of he digeairs 0fgins and q gr'dI
b,nsM IN cases II debility and Wdm Of Htfr0uI
Geiioz in he gi'rDL
nd ~ WOODWARD.
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A Magazine of Practical Utility in the Honse-
hold Mirror of the Fashions. and a Literary
Conscrvaor Of Surprising Interest and Arts
tic Fxcelency.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25
HOglgckeeper.

PREsGRvIEG FPUIfs.-The rules for pre-
serving fruits are simple and few, and can be
successfully observed by any one. There
need BE- no failure il reasonable care and at
tention is exercised. There are two ways Of
expelling the air from Jars or cans, either OF
which will answer. The first is to heat the
fruit after putting it into the cans or jArs.
and the other TO pour the hot fruit into
them, which itself will expel the air. The
first method is usually preferred. Il pre-
serves the form and beauty OF the fruit
which il likely to become bruised and brok-
en-, by pouring il hot into the jars. Great
care should be taken in canning berries and
all the other small fruits, to do 90 without
bruisng them. When broken the juice es-
clpes and prevents clear syrup. Too mucn
cooking has the sams effect.
To BREAK HORSE OF PULLING rHE Hat
rER.-Proc cure q small rope (about three
fourths Of an inch is best, although strong
BEDFORD will answer, put the middle Of the
rope under the horses tail, az one would the
cupper, cross the ropes on the back, bring
The ends forward and tie so as to form the
lower part OF breast collar. To hitch, put
the halter-strap down through the ring, and
tie to the rope collar.
To PRESERVE GREES CoRN.-A correspou-
dent Of the Cincinnati Uaeette says: Take
the corn when it is sufficiently matured for
table use, remove the husk from it, and boil
it nearly rs mnch as you would if you were
going TO use il on the table let it cool; cut
Il from the cot take any seized stone jar,
nut the corn in the jar with common salt;
6rst 4 layer Of salt half an inch, then layer
M corn two inches pack closely: then half
an inch Of sal: and two in shes OF corn, until
the iar il filed tie cloth over the jar, and
~ 4 away. It will not form q brine, and
will only take u2 certain quantity OF salt.
ii tbat there is no danger Of putting too
much on il. To prepare il for use soak it
over night ia fresh water, remove the water
10 the morning, putting Oh 1t fresh water for
short time.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25

RgPUBLIcAN" vs.. THPoGRAPHIcAL UN-
oy.-rhe cIses Of the commonwealth vs.
James Hendricks and Msrtin MlIIgan, for
conspiracy, and Common wealth vs. James
Hendrick, for libel, were ignored By the
grand jury. These bills grew cut OF an at
tempt to punish the typographical union
for rafting" the Republican Office, and
possessed considerable interest, and the ac-
ton Of the grand jury is generally consid-
cred as merited rebuke to the Republican
proprietors for bringing a suit to punish in
dividuas for the action Of q corporate body
which only issued It's customary edIct on
members that had violated their obligations
| to the sociely.-Erie Dispdtch.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25

Beneath the sunny face of eartA.
hundred yards below
Where the goiden sunshine never FELL,
Nor pale mooDbeams did show.
But darkness on the murky walls,
And through the Eangwayn creep;
And often by its treacheroas to To-
Are widows mode 70 weeP.
Down IN the black and dismal hole,
Where the daylight never glows.
The sturdy miner, al, poor soul,
Perhaps TO death he goes;
And e'eF the glorious sstting sun,
Has sunken in the west,
That manly form may he pndone-
The miner gone 70 rest.
And oh, amidst the dreaded damp,
All through the rough coal seams,
With but q close shut safety lamp,
To shed Its friendly beams.
The miner with his drill and pick,
Uneeasing tolls all day,
ith hands all cut and headache sick:
Why grumble at his payi
Ard Why do thoss who knsW him not,
Nlo never saw his face,
Condemn and eensure him for nauKht:
Let them come take his place.
And try the pick and try the drfII.
Ride up and down on cages;
And see ifin q week they stiil.
Condemn him for his wages.
Then keep the faith ye sons Of toll,
Heed not those unbelievers.
Though some may try our plans 20 spuAL
And villains would deceive M.
Our cause Is Just, oppression wrong,
And every wol kman knows 1t:
Then let us enward-we are gtrone-
And time will soon disclose Il.
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There probably exists on the face OF the
globe no city more worthy the name Of
Sodom than Liverpool. les wretchedness
in the four quarters, the boldness Of it's cri-
mlnals and the disgusting publicity Of the
de0aucheries carried on there are absolutely
without parallel All that is noble. or good
or pure in humanity seemed to have been
brought down to the level of beasts.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25

The other day the dead body Of an infant
was found 10 a sack on the banks Of the
Mlssiss ppi at Muscatine, Iowa. showing that
it had been drowned. With the sack as a
clue as policeman ferreted out the mother,
who scknowle ICED the whole thing. Her
own brother was the father Of tae child, and
had drowned it Immediately after | 8 bh .I
The man was arrested aud put in Jail and the
woman released on bail,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25

A young man in Newburyport, Mass,
prepared for his wedding, which was to have
taken place on Sunday last, by purchasing a
barrel of beer for his friends. The remorse-
less State Constable, however, seized the
beer, and the young man actually refused to
have the wedding performed unless be could
have the liquor. The lady in the case is
cons luently experiencing the pain Of hope
deferred.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25
lro BE coNTIEUED.

The organized workingmsn represented
in the Labor Congress will doubtless se-
cure large increase Of their strengn and
importance through the proceedings Of that
body last week. The preparations which
they made for better organic alton and more
vigorous action during the year will show
their results at the next meeting and in
the meantime, the discussion Of their pro-
jects will help them in giving practical
form to their plans. By and-by," says
the Pail Mall Gazette, in speaking Of labor
movements, we shall probably fnd that
this is the great political question Of our
time and generation," and certainly n.
this moment there is no question so im-
portant as the development Of trads-union-
ism IN England, industrial agitation in
France, and an even newer and more sud
den growth Of vorkingmen's association 10
America, to say nothing Of Belgium and
other small communities.-N Y. Times
dug. 25.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-25
A New Monetary System,
BT EDWARD KELLOGG.
CHAPTER iii.

SECTION XVI.
TIE Ldc Of Interest on Money an Accumu-
lathe, not Producing Power.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-05-27

a ROMANCE IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.
the Springfield Republican has the following
particulars of recent clopement at Hatfield,
Mass, which has created dcalof gossiping
sensation in that little town:
Allis, who captured and married Miss Cut
Ter, the day before the one set for her to wed
another man, is silk pcddler, who had for
several months made Mr.. Cutters hotel his
headquarters while selling goods in the town
adjoining. The outwitted lover, Mr. Jetfers,
is AN organ-bulder employed at New Haven,
and has I; name for goodness and bravery
Allis played his game sharp. On Thursday
morning he started out, ostensibly on trip
10 make sales, and to the question, Are you
not going to attend the wedding tomorrow 81
said, 'No. guess not" His valise at that
moment contained some Of the girls finerv
instead of silks, and he went at once to see
the Hatfield clerk, William Billings, of whom
he secured a marriage certificate.
\ private conveyance then took him to
Northampton, and his Florence, on prctence
of visiting Il Norwood dentist, came on by
the next train. At the station they intention
ally took no notice of each other, but each
took the ears for Springfield. Married in this
city AT - o'clock in the afternoon, they reach
ed Williamsburg by the way of Westtield in
fathers residence in Goshen. At the same
time the runaways were married here, Jetiers
obtained of the Hatfield clerk certificate to
marry the same girl, Both documents were
executed under his own hand, but he "kept
whist until the elopcment was known. When
The disappointed Jetf'ers returned after his
search for the rlnaways, he gave the clerk a
rather sharp blessing, and that official has to
stand the Jokes from all quarters. Jetfers
took his bad luck to heart for q day or two,
but rallied on Friday and cheerily remarked
that he wished Il good breakfast and would
light the fire to draw the tea with fifty letters
written to him by Florence. He left to visit
friends and then to return to New Haven
where he had house hired and furnished fol
the false one. Shortly after he took the cars
The capturer drove up to see the old folks and
pay the girls bills. Northampton comes il
for its share of interest in the affair." as the
young lady was member of the Methodist
church there, and, had the weather been fine
was to have been married to LETTERS the pre-
yious Sunday afternoon