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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-21
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To the creditors 6f Robert Mitchell, decd:
In pursuance Of decree OF tie oircdit'court
i oflMasoa county made in a cause therein
pending 10 subject the zeal estate Of tho said
Robert Mitchell 10 the payment Of his debts,
you are required 10 present your claims against
the said Robert Mitchell for adjudication to F.
W. Sisson. Commissioner. 1T his Office, in the
said county, on or before the 18th day Of Aug
u3t. 1870
Witness: ". W. Harper. Clerk ofssjd Court
this 3Uth day Of June, 1870.
W. W HARPER, Clerk,
jn9O-6w by F. ". sissop, Deputy.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George W, SIoredock. adn'9
James N. q cpnailt. dc. n oAaaseEy.
/ EXTINCT from Decree. ]

james NJ. Cunditf, dc.
Extract from Decree.
TT is adjudgcd, ordered and decrced, that
/ this cause be referred to Master 0ommiss.
ionerF. W. Sisson, with directions to convene
the creditors Of said estate, and state, settle,
and report an account showing
LIST. An account Of the administration Of
the personal assets in the hands Of the Ad'
ministrator.
Cd. An account Showing separately the am.
cunt due and owing by said estate TO each Of
the said creditors, requiring strict proof from
each Of them.
Sd A statement shelving the amount value,
and description ofthe real estate owned By
the said intestate at the time ofhis death; aud
such other aud further account Gshe may deem
pertinent. or as may be required by any ofthe
parties TO this suit,
Commissioners Office, June s0Ih, 1870.
Tho parties to the above suit will take no.
tice that have Fixed upon the 18th day Of Au,
gust, 1870 at my Office in the Court House OF
Mason county, to ascertain tho foregoing re.
quirements. F. W. SISS0N, Mast Com.
To the Creditors Of John Powell, dc'd.
In pursuance Of the above decree you are re.
auired to present your claims against the said
John Powell for adjudication, to +. W. Sisson,
Commissioner, at his Office on or before tho
10th dayof August. 1870.
Witness: W w Harper, Clerk Of said Court,
this 30th day Of June, 1870.
'-' W. W. HARPER. Clerk,
jn30. 4w by F. W. Sisson. Deputy.
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DISEASES or rnE BLAnpER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
Gap DRoPsioAL SwELLlSGs.
fiELMBoLD's EXTRACT pUOHU

fiELMBoLD's EXTRACT pUGHU
has cured every case of Diabetes IN which u
Inns been given. Irritation Of the Neck Of the
Bladder and Inflammation Of tha Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention Of Urine, Diseases u Che
Prostate Gland, Stone in fhc Bladder. Caleb.
lns Gravel, Brick Dnst Deposit, and Mncus or
Milky Discharges, md for enfecblea and deli.
Che following symptoms; InditrositlDu 10 TX.
ertion. Loss Of Power, Loss OF Memory. Diff.
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness. Dimness II
Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flush
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Eruption
on tho Face, Pallid Gountenance, Untycrsal
Lassitnde Of the Muscular System, DC.
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BEruASY cotIroE.--wc direct attention TO
the advertisement of Bethany College in this
issue. This is said to be one of the best Insti
tutiap of the kind in thesLats. The catalogue
of this Institution can'beseenEt this Office.
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a CoMBiSAuoS LoSo NErotD. -Bushu, Jr
aipcr and ACETATE Of Potash combined in a
scientific nanucr forms the preparation known
as WAyEEs Elixir It's merits have already
made is.a populpr remedy in The cure of all
diseases Of the kidneys and Bladder.
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:. ~ an another column will be found card
a 'S., Ill Coleman tcOlorOd) addressed to the
,uIIof Of the West Virginia Courier. 1t is in
, ,, 70 an article in its last weeks issue in
regard to himself.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'm. Gill es.sl.
Elizabeth enl, ct. al,

A ND The Court doth further order that r.
IA W. Sisson, Master Commissioner Of ibis
Court. do take, state, and report an account
showing who are the parties in interest and
their proportion in the proceeds Of said sale,
after deducting The costs Of this suit aud tho
under tho orders Of this Court.
Commissioncrs-e ffcc, June Goth, 1870.
The parties in interest will please take no.
tice that I have fixed upon the sob day Of Ju-
", 1870, at the Clerk's Office, Circuit Court Of
Mason county to ascertain and report the fore
going requirements.
+. w.SlSSoN, Master cOui'r.
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PROPERTIES.
Their odo, is strong. ditIuslyc. and somewhat
aromatic, their taste bItterisa, and Analogous
NEpIoAL rRoPERTIEs AND USES.

Buchu leaves are gently stimalNnt, with
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They urc given ia complaints Of the Urinary
6rgaus, such as Gravel. Chronic oatarrh OF
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of tho Bladder
and Urcthra, Disease Of The Prostate Gland.
and Retention OF Incontinence OF Urine, from
loss Of tone in the p1rts concerned in It's ey.
acuation. The remedy has also been recon-.
mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,
oulaneoas Affections, Chronic Rheumatism,
and Dropsy.
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HInkIeY Knitter.

For Family Use. Price $50. Knits EvERr.
THING, uses only ONE needle, simple, reliable.
Circular and sample stocking septFGEE. Kuits
ten pairs per day. A child eau operate it,
AoESTs WANTED. Address
HiSkLEY KNITTING MAcuISE Co..
Bath, Maine,
inssty ORIG BROADWAY, n. Y,
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GLAD =. SEE r. We notice thai tel.
cgraph poles hsvo been erected along
The line Of the railroad opposite town
We hope 5000 10 be in telegraphic com.
municotion with the outside world
ks. Republican.
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DlrD.--In this place July 18Th, Albert Gar.
wiz. infant son of DR.. James Il. and Mary @.
HOoff, aged moutls.
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The Greenbtier Independent says: Il
is said that within a circuit Of one hun.
bred and twenty Eve miles around the
White sulphu: Spring of West Virginia
lhero is more iron ore than 10 the whole
Of Grea Britain.
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TnASxs.- We return thanks to Senators ",
T. Wiley and A. /, Borcnan. for valuable
public documents.
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Nooaand's Gerrnan Tonic

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MAkRrEK.--euthc evGning-ofthe 10th ult,,
at the residence Ofthc brides father, by Rev.
j. N. Lacy, Edmund Scion, Of Nasou7 county,
West Va, to Miss E J, Stuart Of Greenbrer
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKEr.

gon,eoyEAsus.
WILLIAM E. STEVENSON.
or Wood County.
sEcEETAEr Of TiE STATE,
JAMES NJ. PIPES,
OF Marshall County.
AUDITOR.
THOMAS BoGeEss,
ofROane County.
;TREAsuRER,
JAMES A. MAcAULEY,
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL.
OF Ohio County.
supoE srPRRNg cognr OF ArPEAts.
JAMES H BROWN,
of4ianawha County.
For Congress Sd District.
GEN. JOHN s. wITCHER,
OF oabcA County.
For State scpotOr, 9Th Dist.
f. W. SlSSUE,
CfMason County.
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NEW waEAT.-New wheat is aUding its
NY N.Y. % :, market 1t commands good price,
MN Mr. wheat -four can be haa nj the Excelsior
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Mr.. George A. Crecl has retired from the cd.
ilorial chair Of the 0aboll County Press.

BAtLou's. MONTHLY MAGAzt-E FOR AueusT.-
Prompt to time comes BAILou's MAGAZINE for
August, freightcd with remarkable store of
good things in the shape Of reading matter
The opening article is an illustrated chapter
on billiards, and then follows pictures Of Ha-
yapa, and several eugEaviugs of interest to the
general reader Among the stories are two sea.
yarns Of the first quality, 'sevcra! for lady rea-
dies, two foe children, and tales of adventure
and daring that all must like. On the whole
BALLous MAsAztSE.is about the best and cheap
est publication 10 befound in this orany 9th
or country, for II is onlys1 5O-per year or is
cents single copy, andfOr sale by every period
ical store in the United States. Address,
Thomas & TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
THE AHencAS srccK JouRSAL.-The domes
tic animals on every farm constitute a world of
their own, whether reared or handled for pleas
ure or profit. AZ stme idea Of the magnitude
OF the interest involved il may be stated that
the money value Of live stock in the United
States is equal toone. foarththe value ofallth the
lands under cultivation. To know how 10
properly care for this vast interest every farm
or should subscribe for The A1ERrGAS Stock
JouRxAL; twill be sent the balance of the year
from July, for so GEMS. One copy alone is
worth ten times that amount for the valuable
rcceipts1t contains. Specimen copies free
Address N. p. Boyer I Co., Publishers. Park.
esburg, Pa.
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We keep constantly on hand supply Of It..
allan viOiins. Ere ict and German Accordqons,
FlEtines: and strictly good ftalian stringsll
We will shin 10 any address M Instrument
@. o. d., and IL tho Instrument don't suit it
can be'returnod at your expense.
Weare also Agents for the celebrated "Prin;
ces Melodeons,n which we Will sell at RE-
DUCED RATES q! CALL AND SEE
us! J. NJ. ELLIS. & co.
inch 10 ls7O-iy.
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Subscribe for The Register. Only 40
cents from DOW until November 1st.--
Send in your names.
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ALo, we cali the attention of'eOunIty Mer'
chants to the following price lit, which We
positively warrant. and II they don't suit, We
wish them returned at our expense:
2os Panels ,,er gross, So so
MIR ;g ,-r g so
paregoFieg a. Paneis,per gross 8 SO
snirits Tlrrpentine 9 o. Panels, pr gross 6 90
Godfrey and Bateman's. reeulafsise 8 so.
Tinciurc Arnica. o. Panels, pr gross Is 90
C,lI cerinc. o. Panels. per gross . on
Laudanum, 9 or bottles per gross Q so
Seidlitz Powders in boxes containing III
dozen Powders, per dozen boxes 3 %.
BY taking two gross at once Of all, assorted,
Drugs VIC win strip to any address, y. O. D.,
aud warrant satisfaction.
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Morning.

;PosT OFFICE HOURs.-Theot Office Is
open from 7 o'clock a. m. to . o'clock p. M
e9n Sundays 'FRONT.' O'Clock a. m. to q m.
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nLerrELcAN coUNrN TIclE,T.


For House of Delegates,
GEO. W. TlPPETf,
For Circuit Clerk,
WM FRENCH.
Foe Recorder,
ALLEN e: MASON.
For Sheriff,
W. Q. GREENLEE,
For Prosecuting Attorney.
F. A. GUTHRIE.
For Surveyor.
F. W. SIsSoN.
For Assessor Dist. No. 4,
Y. /. PoLSLEY.
For Assessor Dist No. 9.
JOHN W. MlLLER.
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but his Holiness shall know Of this solem-
nifty. / trust will have the honor of being
at his feet before long, and will narrate
to him the ceremonies of to-day, and es-
pecially the eagerness with which members
Of the clergy here We'd for the purpose OF
signing the adhesion. shall then remem-
Der you all.
ical and SPIRITUAL, for many years to come,
first of our beloved absent Archbishop
that if he may not return among MS, he
may continue to advise us--and, secondly,
of his Holiness Pope Plus IX.-that he may
continae to rule the Church of God seessn-
darn cor Del, as he has already done for
nearly quarter of a century.
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ST. JosEPH's FAIR.-This Fair closed On
Tuesday evening last, and it affords us
much pleasure to note that its termination
was as successful as its opening indicated.
The Rev. Pastor Of st. Joseph's is highly
gratiaed at the result, not only for it's finan :
cial success but also for the unbroken de-
corem and good order which prevailed
throughout the entire Fair. No disturbance
or trouble of any kind occurred during it's
progress to mar its proceedings, in any
manner, and 80 it went calmly and
pleasantly along from the beginning to the
end. The Hose Carriage was won by Phil
adelphia Co. No. I4by large majority. The
Missals that were being contested for by the
different Churches, were awarded by very
large majority to st. Stephens, represented
by the Rev. p. 8. O'Neill C.M. Ticket No.
$50 won the pony offered as a, prize by one
Of the tables. The drawing of lotteries for
many other prizes, among which lie . valu-
able Range, have been postponed, but win
take place as soon as thelists are completed.
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ST. MlcHAEL's cnuRcu.-This beautiful
little church, situated ON Annunciation
Square, is to be solemnly dedicated this
morning at 81 o'clock, by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Perche. Doubtless many of our readers,
who have seen the square just named since
the authorities commenced improving and
identifying it, and who have never seen
the new church at all, will take advantage
Of the present opportunity of making this
visit while at the same time gratifying their
devotion.
Rev. Father Sheehan has labored so ar
duonsly and under such discouraging cir
cumstanoes in the accomplishment of this
sacred work, that it is to be hoped all his
friends will show their sympathy by their
presence on the occasion of his happy tri-
umPh.
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HIBERNIAN BANK.--We perceive from
notice inserted In another column that
stockholders are called upon for their first
instalment towards putting this new Bank
ing institution on an active footing. Doubt
less many of our readers,@tradesmen Of
limited means, will be glad to hear this,
prepared as they are to greet the opening
of the Hibernian Bank doors with hearty
welcome. The system proposed to be pur-
sued by the Bank, of aifordiDg facilities to
enterprising men of small means. will make
it great favorite with one of the most de.
serving and reliable classes of customers,
while the names of the gentlemen at ite
head, cannot bat assure it !. position Ia sss=
first rank with men of all classes.
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@VIsrT TO THE URsULIGEs.-Rt. Reverend
Bishop Foley, of Nashville, was highly
charmed before his departure, by visit to
the famous Convent of the Ursulines below
the city, in company with Bishop Perche.
1t is customary on the occasion of an epis-
eopol visit TO admit others in the suite of
the Bishop, and so on this occasion several
priests swelled the party with their pres
ence. All were charmed with the urbauity
of the ladies, who escorted them throughout
the Institution, and the advantages enjoy.
ed, and evidently Improved by the pupils.
Upon the express solicitation of Rt. Rev.
Bishop Foley,a holiday of two days was
accorded the joyful pupils, who will no
doubt often sigh for a double episcopal visit.
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An eagle, a courser, or lion, is not |
Ss6ISet ON account OF poverty, and surely |
. man should not he.
, 1870-09-29

LeipHic md Metz, Borodiuo and Waterloo,
are by this the four bloodiest battles recorded.
konigg1atz w&s relatively one Of the least
bloody. Leipeic alone be1rs 4 comparison
with Metz: Hama Wachenhusen, closing an
aecount q the battle in the ko|ntscAe za:tng,
says Of the recent slaughter:
when HM cease this waz,ipg-this fearful
necessity, abhorred BY Ill nations, but still
used by Al damned by every statesman,
though eysded BY none! Our Weapons hsre
already attained ! state Of perfection which
in power Of Destruction 1eaves nothing
after the war vii be still further
improved. Even now our bombs, shrap-
nels, mit1ail1eurs, and neel1e-guns daronr
90 much human flesh that scarcely the great
est nation can afford to make war longer thsu
four weeks What will be the result when
By meseof our rapidity Of movement It Will
cost 1t least = third more human deah than It
does now , The courage Of our soldiers is
above al praise. We have seen them take al
most imp1senabIe .positions of tbs enemy,
xth the eonsss r. T. ot dsat9 ih "a IN the
gradually, ~ day after dag similar impossibiii-
ties had to be undertaken. they came to the
conviction that every fight xaa almost certain
death. When officers meet now. the frat quea-
ton is: What ruu are still 41ive?' and half
Of them remain On eyeIy one Of these battle
peas thrown Against them, and 1t is only
good fortune that they ever come out alive.
The infantry storm 4 .poai1on. but a1e 3ec1-
mated BY chassepot aud mitrai1leur; cavalry
make the attack, but ara received with such !
bail Of balts that mouse could not escape-
letting alone man and horne. Tha hostile bat
| teries are 30 vide apart, ind ca11y to such
great distances, that they can scarcely dissin-
| guiah their own soldiers. and cover them With
!, 1lt1sllleur balls. And when out Of su.h bat
, 1870-09-29

Cents, horee not unknown to the turf Mr.
Sir mons. OF Monroe, cnters the famous a.alifnu
Cau4sla. &r, c.nas, OF Mlnnesos4, enters Litue-
Tick Boy. 4 Dire DAtr Of dr1uIh: hprSe5 beloa1-
ing tn Jas Wcod i Co, Of this citJ. astrsct con-
siderable attention.
Frem the Jndges' E.ans, the krouuds presented
4 most ALtmA.ed AVpe1z1uoe. The cluxd va.
varfcus9 estimated frpm sh,ec0 tn ~ $50 At
O'Clock, the review By the Governor and staf o{
cin1en soldiers and veterans OF the late WAT toak
place, bot the crowd WIS 80 immense 1t could not
Be Seen to very good advantage.
Only one r1ce tOnE place this afteEn1 h-R run-
nlng rRce, two mile heats The entries were
Limerick Boy. Lizzie Mcdonald, Twenty Cents,
and Prairie ImF. The face was won bJ Lime
r1rk Boy. Ia two stziRht heats; ume. 3:a5 aud
s:s34. After the review, the Merchants Z.u4yes,
went through vetT cyedtsahle ZouAve drlll, to
the delight OF many lov+ts Of the military an.
Then came the s:rahb!e for cnnTeyances to the
city. The cara were literally packet full, and
every conveyance crowded inside and ont Some
had to wait two hours for chance to ride In.
4 gang OF rickpockets infested the grounds, aust
many PERSONS were relieved Of ali they had.
Fur parties frnm Watertowu had thelr xallet-
taken froM thtm- One latiy who lost her
purse, c0HfRing SIS, Was only &too glad
TO think she hAi aten the ADVICE Of her little bos
before leaving home. else che Ena1d have been
relieved Of ksA 1t u hnpe.l the thieves Will get
into Chief Heck 8 hands before the fair il orer,
To-mctEnv ss the great day, ana the crowd viii
be even lzrCet than today. as all places OF bus-
nesa Will be closed. The oG1cvrs Of the society
are highly pleased with the unTookesl-for 6aceess
znd begin 10 think Milwaukee not the worst
plaeS IN the State for falfA
, 1870-09-29

THE Il " OF Sec 81 T. Il. n R. E Of the +ta
p s IL subject 10 private sale. under order ct ths
Board Of supervisos1, And II that order il complied
with It will not be offered 1t public saie, it
will
The aale Of there laEds <siu commence 1t the time
above named At the {ut door Of the Court House In
Princeton, Ill, in the Circuit Court Room. In said
Ctrt uonee and said lands xt he sold IN tsar.s.
I'd. e,ti.ed to the highest tidGer who will comply with
the term. Of the ta,e. provided bid will be received
IN Any Of the ADORE described iands toe e+s aouat
than the appraised va1ae Ct raid lani- The purrhase
ar puzehaters Of 4aid taud4 will he required to paF
fourth OF the sale price Of Ead laEds In essh the dsy
Of the sale md ese his their THREE notes In t1aI
amounts, for the balance. due in tro ana tsra
year, bearing per cent futs,ett annually Ind ID per
cen: On deferred payments a5ser due. The pu1rh7.+r
viii receive certificate Of pu1chate. which will e.
title him to deed for aAd taud when paid fer accord
lug to the tms ot said sale and certificate, and has
paid Ill taxes that may be sseesscd on Bad gsn ater
tso date Of III" aale. The taie will be adjourned fsrna
dA5 to ctJ OK a tn ti.ae- until al at said lands
gold. CHARLES BALDWIN.
Drainage Commissioner.
PRINCETON. ILL.,, .Juiy L. 1g;0
, 1870-09-29

ba.tallous as companies. how long cAn
such a war last I'LL it h7s dseimated the
whole nation? At Metz o1r b1avo SOL
dieIs have stoEmet1 the heights again and
again, alEaya received With ha1fstorn1 of
hulcts, which often nut 10 naneh. sho bcs:
e1ertions. And though this destruction can
not dampep their courage though they are
aixa5s a. brave "a before, what : collecting
after the battle. when the companies are re-
dueed to small masses, and tbs best com.
fades IRE fallen! War becomes
imposstble: Our men storm one position
Aftet another, defeat the enemy time an
time again; bu, look 1t the battalion- Is they
So INTO the conflict, snd then, in ap.te OF III
nation, lne1haustib1e IS it may ba, Is II con-
dition to 50 from war to victory without deci-
mating ITSELF
TIE end viii be return to prime7L war
c1ubs,"