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l5ar ben uGOrrepOnosntsn.@
2uOwig pan BectbOOcn. - Scin Seben
INN YSlrfen.

Sn Der @eI6i9te elmer ieoen Runit ireten
uns smei GrI1e,nunaeu snt8e9enr ole gu pref
len unD 5u beipunOerH ptel lei4ter 1T, als Su
ibilotrn uno Az friiIiren. 8ie AuBerprosnt-
Iidlteit lbres g9altens, bas 8eri9mdben aller
bisber Gbld geWorOenen 6ormen uno Bah
nen, Oas tRbne 9tnausgreifeu Gber allcs, mas
man btsbsr in Der Runit Iiir mDBIib uno srs
laubi orbalten bat, MADDEN alles &ate8oriltrsn
uno S6ematiliren Juys4te unO SWtnssn total
anbtre 8eiidtspuutte aut, ais ole ltno, aus
oenen man ii1D 8epO5nt bat, Die Runit 3u be-
traGen. 81 Dsn Gri6sinungen otelsr Art 8es
bort ban Ssetbopsn. gr 1T III Der Ntuli tDas,
mas in Der 9idttunit Sbateipsars,. IN Der
9RoIsrei Wt,db,l Nnselc 80 Die Bsr3wsifunS alSS
Ter Qeitbetiter uno GunitpbuOiOpbsn Ot.
SSlippe, al Der ibre Isii8sbaulen SDtsme i6si.
fern ma R6thieI NIT beiien befIteoiaenDer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-16
Ser
&rSins bon 1bilabelpbia.
Bon
Armans.

Sp ldnge Gcutiiana unter ipaniidIer une
lpdtr unter fransSlii1er Ssrrihdft tanb, per-
pfhte bic gtlpuna unb per Stanb ben I'M
terfhtso ,tpid,en etnem fretsn farbtaen una
einent tpeiben Weniben, felt abrr pie Stnteris
fdatr 9elis BON bielemednpe ersrifen batten,
iparen aud beren 9crurtteile sesen ales far>
btse Blut In tafrlbe einse3pgen. ).
sSretllh am f4wdrsen StuiTe. iro fat nur
TranjCieu lebten unp NO bic e3rdiin ais bic
Nutter unp Der Wraf ais Der Batter alter Dor,
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8ctubergcr'S
StirfCl m0 Shubc!
Stirfrl unO Sdubr,

sg6ar Der @utaip uub &dratOGGtSE.
tim ubern Gtloubdbl,
9fr. 1913, 0Seft Baltimore,
udbt polltbapRraBt. tim uutsrtn Gtaoti6stIl }
Der ar5Bt,, bi0iaits uuO ausqsosbnttfs Bor'
vatb pou Stit'tIu uno Shubsu, msl9sr t.
mails BEN 9ubliMm offerirt purOsl
8adrsn In benz Ie6tcu NdbriFauteH sBSrFdufC
qrEduftl
W}au btnttt he berGbiesuua. Waautu ptrbtu tm
SrUBGH uHo Rlturn ~ ben an8tlt8ttn Pritn rtriauit
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0er1l0utla
efrufr-D Ndrrtmg5 -6r(rA(baft,

$500, goo 90 ESaars stasitai.
B58,06A.6l uebsrfbus am 1. S1tSsS ls1c
SJ J,OBs. .OBA 81 Eutal'Berni6gcn,
ben Gelsbsu cfs Staacs NelU'0urt gtudB an9sisat
@erit6srt tn ber ,,Gcrmunia"
Die ve9ermdnia" II cline 8anl oeutids SeisuiAatt
es III bic dltei.t beutide esIeuIbaft In Nmsrifn.
Sbr aroBes 9apital nit beosuienOem utberi6ub ats
hpdhrt ben 8trItherten Die bette Stderbeit
NIe Beruft rDerOcr prompt ur0 ODn bebd1h.
Sbre SSeId6ite Tno uno iDer6tn Rets auf ent oorfs
Hae uub ioDs G9eiie eeiibtt
Sie oeutd3e SguuoIdait ftcrt otr reermdrlda cine
bsrporrasenos steun8 uRter ausn 8erderlrsS'Sslsu'
fdaEten.
Die yestrmauiG. IT Die trTlt Hn6 bsotnttnoas bsus'
Zoe gtrt6erungss s8eie1iaatttu ben Reg. Staatsn.
Refine aroere Seieuidait fanu ben 8eutiten aro6trt
gertbsils ootr before Sterbeit sslpdbren.
q. g. aSrOuS S SGbne, G8sntsn,
Rr.21, SoutbFraBs, Baltimore, Wo.
s- Bolton psrstu in Der gasntlr ausstIertist uno
BerIuHe bsGubIt. t3unll lJut.d.1ll
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Die sufammensefeete eaHerffoff'
Sur bureh Ginathmuua.
Wadl Bremen.

nszzz 6itrmit bic trssbsnt arltiss. bdB
ber Dampfsr sxBeSers am II. 8ttmbtr nno otr Dam.
bier SaafaS am 81. Dsstmbtr bon .Dori tJptosst
tperbsn. l..s- E. .ss=f :, .sa
asJ,pungen pis heahiihhatt Qrpsbiiion an "a. D1br
aasdusn su Iaitu, ano bitten pir b'erpen seinuiaf
Eott, tu nsbmfn. Ceirttbs 0pmp.
1861 Baltimore MeeHhir q. @atne
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@eslu,iiss Ias .rn6s.


EaG aIttk Sssii5s cE--Em dbE zlogasiss,
ana MtHaeHtE SIsabbaEs Rnb 8lotiatnplass
On a.O6 Stasmsiiaes laasssiouinisa Goaatassl. DsE
uE WorgtHIus peEbsHost ne nit etEGsbuFa H. Dat
stIoabura 0ta dHahassSap'Ba6n.
Rae btme * Ecn - Rn uHb 8 40 abthos
Ra grsetrts sES 2ssststSS STl az
gdh GIItcptt GttQ n. !. p.-um ubr Utora.
Ens To, iO5 uno NOR NaaH. (sonnta8s ausgt.
glam u btugtOn-um um 4. 20, sos, 2, $40 n1s
80 WOretns uu6 2, 1866, 4.45 uno $50 Mbenol.
Rah anuGpoGts - I'M unb ll.90 WsratHs
HSon Sna55fHstoH- Gas SEQ, e.25 Roy.
ms ano 12.46. so, 40, $40 7.46 uno a5tnSs.
asEBtIminstun.E5dltp. Tilsnbana.
- Ra4 PbtIabtiPRta, 32ti@tnfatMtS1hta Il 1
nnb sDtla awartr &tttub bn- nm 10 Dtor'
arms lGountags duBBenommenl.
Rad PbitaO tfp bia uHo REV. Dori lbsi
Rsrrpous uad Wort Sspott abbssgsrol nm $50 gsor'
Raa g6 6fiaOtIPBia a ln6 R,p.DorF ma in
K8tminstou nit Der Delupart GtrnbaRn psrbHosnn)'
Rm 2.40 Raamttta8s (GoHndgs au58enommen).
gadb ben 6tattoutu b Is B0rt SspOiit-
nm ubr RabmtttGGs tScunta8s ans8enommsnl.
Ra9 YbtIabtlpb ia = um 2 rs Abtnos, msh4'
Rad n .gOri- gEprsBlua mn TO- 40 absnbs'
IasIa.
charlottesville. GeutraI.g gifeubabE
bsrIdkt Baltimore uu 25 Wurgsus uno @ 40 gtat9a.
GiuthSHrsau 9tr li7, SaItimortIraN.
R6relidbt Gtntral.@ iIsnbdbR.
ben BIS an bic 0ta8aras j. IT, at autn STD
linntn itDiihtn 8almore unO Rort anbdten0 -taBtt@
um S.BO Wtprgens tSDnnlGAs uus9tNpWHtnl' -
Rah BtttsbGt8, Dem Use ven une Notl
btn bts U DiIltamBpOrtu uno Grtt- taalt@ nm
1910 Radmttta8s tSonutugs ausasnomntrl
Raa YtttBburB, ben 0taBara'G alien aHb
Buffalo tdgltd um 10 20 Abenos.
gdh Bttt9burg uno Dem Sho efth, an
bsn Saupthaitoueu BDiusu Baltimore nuo parrisbuta
anbaItsnb - idgdl um Z 40 Ibenos SonntaBs ausos'
Btaitas RarpIGnbtr GtfeHbaPu-R am
8 80 Ytoretns unO $3.50 3ladmtta9s.
NaG SsttOsburg-u uin $50 Vtorssns Rno lA4O
Rahmtttags.
Raa pano0tr-um 80 EOrpms unN 1910 HnS
$3.50 Nadmittu9s.
Gum6erIdnOtr SbaIs8abn-um $3.50 WOr'
atns uno H. ~ 9tahmtags
Rat Yort - taglt& UNI $3.50 Na&mttta9s leoan'
d9s ausaenomrenl m
Rd9 Yartton tdglta I'M $50 Ha1mitta8s
tSeHna9S ausgtnOnlmenl.
Biuets sBtlreau gtr, 8, EDEOs0aotrtE5.
Satunspiner SferstbabH.
StlnOlt1 bon ubr Nlor9ens bis ubr Aosnbs,
Hbr dusgenonlmtu. SOnntGgs flnolth bon Hbr
Utprgens bis ubr NbtubB UNI teot babt StInoe bon
81 rbr Absnos na9 2ouOpn Yari.
Ra1 Glltcott itp II um uno 10 ubr Vaors
aenB uno 2 uno Glbr glahmhags 3urildtcbrtno bon
&utcott Gttp nm uno 10 ubr UiOrgens unb uno
Wlorgens uno 2. 4 Rnb O ubr Ra6mlttd9s nd9 uno
Hnb 10 ubr Utorsens urD 3, 5 uHo nbr 9taautttaas
bon GUicott Stp.
1Urf.gtOaS Rferse5abn.
Ead TotpiOntOpn ftiinolta uon ubr Wsorssns
eis II ubr NbCnos,
Ra& 8ooanstopu nm s, ga, TX unb 81 ubr
E1prssns urb 21s, ST, ~. 5H mo 6f ubr MbtnoA:
Qn Sputagcn Nm l0H unb llA ubt Wor9eh
RnD 12K. IN, 2k, 81, *, 5H unb 6h ubr NaGul.'
aao bon Soodnstoun btrber, um 0 uno IL upr Ytor'
acns uno !, 2, 3, 4, g. 8, Z uuo ubr Ra6mtliess.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-16
See. q. Gtebeas' 6 Gsmb, 3
llm}aa.

I'm ben GHicrbrEra,u Der 5tti ~ :aiitT
Afn, bnbtH 1tr In
gfr. 13 & Is, OlOrb=I5lOatiiraBC,
RsEbWsH WGt spn aapctteRrdae, ViH-E-Tia
mr0tth hurmG
elm grobts fhHfit6diQts gg ggGGrtubaas sT'
ri5tet uno unitrs Cffict, iODit uuitrt baE9t'
iAhIihfien BsrEouisrdum. 0orthin otrlsat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-16

tkitn GGgun iu greiitn perlauit Die aus qompSttiop
Juausiorbcm. BET Z. K8etubeTgtr.
Gdt Der SuialU. uno 6aratoaGr. I'M ObtTH Giaotthtl
uHD
Rr 1O3 gBtR.9alitmors.. nabt 6ouoapFro6t.
NIB Vile NuitrdQt pom ganbt pHnitlin ausgcfabri
unb 3uiritbtHbtl gdraHtirt gBuartu utrbeu 30. D
D." OOtr per pohanUfiluua Osrihdt. (2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-16

Spe3iQls sS}oti3en.
Baltimore
Sire SniurQMce Office,

@kbReffs sBHe Don &outbs un6 E5dtsrhrdee.
s,ra6,rt fortpabrtub ss8tn 8ermR Dstr 5#asta bar&
BrauSuuadd. fOWUtl In her Siot, ME i'm ganet, aut
arttn vpn &t6eubum, 9Dpbu,, 9dteu~ urb &dartn"
6aui.r saneelsgutss. Adtrtaupr0tutie D0btln Sauss
strdththdfteu Int BGu btSTifcNt rbtr i'm Pattn IN "a
Ssua bshRtli6t Bdbrjtu9t u. (. ".
IbGs Birtstoriiini beitebt ars foiatuetn Serren
gpm. Is. Sirjicu, prifesnt;
Gee. Or. 8kfetS, EDm. 81. BrrHe,
3, u. Qtrjfs, .. .. 8lri,
Dayb Z. DupR, z, Rcbt. Senitns,
Spdab bennington, q, UipEtGR @tewdrt
Srautis e ring o. g. 9lGpepmtr
btnrn GdrrBg Erpiut Sprrig,
a. q s5tcuart u, ". laqlpr.
avpdttpns .dsrmuiare urb uftitrt yunrtGi ubtr bic
RtitGGbdFt r,irb In ber SScf EuapctsGdf bpN Spu9.
Rae apdssrRr., erttt NO aud ale auirdst oi0rt sr-
Itblas rperttu. gsEGhfruuatn 1traen aui gsne ttnt
8rti anstuDmmEu, 1tlae her agplttani uAnl6tu mas
i9dp'I rgl Er, sSppemprfh. Str.
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3petunbSter3tateS 3ap ttel.
ncoelra &snpe 5h6nbst, ,-8itGuabroni- Huus
-Grtanotgun9. -SrOBt5 5reuoe = Bteudtnot tSh9une.
- Begnfrnoe AusItbt = Dte 4iebSHosu. 9ut'
otfan8. - Der GntlbluB. - Die WttIbtiIuna -- Der
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

I EO (NEW NO. 176j 7TH AVA RESPECTABLE
Scoth first class cook IN private family
90 objection to the country good reference Can 10
Srom 10 to 4
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

100 WEST 10th STA YOUNG GIRL AS SEAM
ILU stress operate the Florence and Wheeler
Wilson sewing finish all kinds after
the dressmaker chdrens dresses city reference
irel.
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

I nr EAST 2sTH STA GOOD PLAIN COOK TO
lou assist In washing and ironing; Is good baker, best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

1nn WEST 10Th STA DRESSMAKER, THOR
IOU oughiy competent, is desrous Of y few
TONER'S by tho day week. best references Cali ad
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

ITO It'll Av. CORNER 18TH st., OVER THE TEA
LIZ stoe.-A Protestant girl desires situation to do
general housework is good washer and ironer objec.
lion In he
The New York herald., 1870-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH T. 187o-TRIpLE SHEET
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs

TX LITTLE 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
Id married woman wet nurse, having " baby i've
weeks old best reference be given. Inquire for two
The New York herald., 1870-03-07

OK MlLLlNERS AND TRIMMERS FOR LADIES' AND
AC chdren's hats; also 8 for honncts wanted imme-
datey from $l2 to &5 week. Also good sales
women wanted; references required Work given out. Ap
ply at 81 Division st., in the millinery store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
HARTFoRD ITEMS.

Me-, Miller is organizing singing class
IN our town. He teaches both vocal aud
instrumental music. The main design is
to prepare quoir for the Sabbath School
and Church. Our people have very good
lungs and all We want to have a number
one quoir, is to cultivate them.
DR.. Guthrie seems to be doing good
business as We seehim passing every dag
with his medicine wallet slung across his
back,
Improvements arc still progressing in
our city. Mr.. Moredock is having his Of
fec enlarged by extension in two directions.
Il will be quite cOnmOdious when compile
ted.
The stayo machine is lying idle just
now for the want of logs, and our citizens
who make their dimes at it are very anx-
ious that tue river should rise so that logs
can be had
The Baptist bretheren are carrying 90
protructed meeting at present. The
Rev. Mr.. Hardwick is officiating, aud we
understand does soae very good preaching
We hope many sinners will be sounlly
converted aud taken TO heaven.
There are SOME boys in the place who
go to the brick yard aud tear down the
lerricks and carry off the poles and boards
and use them for Gre. wood. They had
better look out ii.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24

EcoNoMrcA1 HousEksgpIKo We have
now before US circular. published by the
Sea Moss Fariue Co which we advise ey-
cry one who takes au interest 10 the fnoi
question to read. II describes concisely,
the origin aud uses Of the edible Sea Moss
Farine, and presents an array Of scientific
and other testimony 10 its favor which eau
hardly fail TO convince the most skeptical
ofits paramount claims as an economic,
wholesome digestible, emiuently nutritious.
and very pleasant addition to the national
carte. This, at least. is the conclusion at
which many of the most eminent hotel
keepers. artistic cooks, physicians chem
lists, merchants, etc.. of New York, have
arrived, and they state their opinions on
tho subject over their own signature, 10 the
pamphlet to which we allude.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
NEW HAVEN ITEMS.

Died, ut his home III New Haven, Of a
parulctic stroke, on Friday, November H.,
Mr. James II. Howell. aged nearly 70
years.
Mr.. Howell Ind been ailiug for some
months, but was not confined to the house
until the dag before his death.
Died, at her home in this place, on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 10th. Mrs. ElizaJ
Hensley, wife FREY. \, ]. uapsley, NJ
D., aged SO years.. . months aud % days.
Mrs. aeusley was converted and united
with the U. Is. Church, in November,
1856, Of which she has ever since been a
consistent aud earnest member. The last
seventeen Yeas Of her life have been spent
in the capacity Of wife and mother; both
duties being performed with faithfulness
and love. Ten ofthose years were passed
wi. her husband in the itinerant ministry
As a Minister'S wife, Ms. Hensley was
eninendy successful. She was very hos
pitable and | have often heard her house
spoken of as tho Preachers home.' Min
ister's we're alwaysh heartily welcomed there,
and she seemed TO take delight in helping
them in their labors. I
She gave clear evidence, to all around
her dying bed, that she had aniuheritance
above, and thit she was going to receive
it, She died as the Christian dies.
The funeral sermon was preached IN the
U. b. Church, Friday, BY Rev. e. Barn.
ard. The attendance being the largest ev-
err witnessed in our town.
The bereayed family have the heartfelt
sympathy Of our whole neighborhOOd, in
their deep afflic:iOn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
rI,IRuTE OF RESPECT.

The following preamble aud retolu-
tons were unanimously adopted at
regular meeting of Star Lodge, No. s9S,
held November 18th, 1870.
STAR Lopez No. 1893. 1. o. OF,
Middleport. o Nov. IA 1870
WHEREAS: Through the dispensation
Of 40 all-wise and inscrutable Providence,
we are called upon to mourn tue loss of
another faithful Odd Fellow, in the re-
moval from our council, by death our
Brother George Leitcb, who departed this
life Friday. November l1th, 1870, at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia. There
fore,
this Lodge has lost good and faithful
member, who by praCticipg tho noble
teachings Of our beloved order, has won
the esteem Of not only his brother Odd
Fellows, but Of all who knew him.
ResOlUed, That while no words Of ours,
can heal the wound, thus caused his be-
reayed sister, (hts only living relative }
vet we tender her our heartfelt sympathies,
IN this her sad bereavement.
ResoIued. That the thanks Of this Lodge
are due and are hereby rendered the mem
bers Of CornstaIk Lodge Of Point Pleasant,
aud Mrs. Mary Mcdaniel. for their kind
ness to, the assistance rendered the mem
bor from this Lodge, in rendering the last
Office which the living may minister to the
dead.
Resolced, That these resolutions DO en-
tered upon our Lodge Journal, copy sent
to me sisses Of the deceased, at GLASGOW
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24

the terms are lower still, viz; five copies
for So, or eight copies for S12. Every
person getting up these clubs will receive
the magazine for 1871 gratis. and also q
splendid copyright engraving, ca inches
BY 2O,l "washington at'the Battle Of
Trenton" Of the merit Of which We can
speak from personal inspection. No'o Is
he time TO get up eluIs. Specimens Ofthe
magazine sent gratis il written for, Adj
dress Chas. j. Peterson. sO6 Chestnut
street, PHILADELPHIA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
VERY Low FIGURES.


I S hereby given 70 all interested that Depo
L sitions II witnesses will be taken at The
dwelling. house Of James Ewing. in Graham
Township Mason County West Virginia. be.
fore Lewis Bumgarner a Justice Of the Peace
in said Township, on Saturday November l2th I.
1870. between tie hours Of 8 A N and p.
N. OF said day. the general nature and object
Of which will be to show that certain deed
10 the North Eagt quarter Of SEC "a. TIP. So,
Range q West, In Charlton County. Missouri,
10 have been executed by james
Ewing 10 Joseph Watson, on the 3alh day Of
July, 1919, is a forgery. The taking Of said
dispositions iruot completed on said day, to be
continued from day TO day, till finished
CHARLES W. BENTON.
REBEoCA R. BICKPoRD,
DANIEL MARKEE,
RUFUS o. KENDALL.
Oct, i3-4v.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
FROM CLIFTON.

THE following should have been publish
ed last week but came to hand too late.-
I'D
Editor Register:
Thinkiug that, probably, you would like
to hear how school affairs are progressing
here, | send you The following:
The School Board, as vet, have not been
able to build a new school house, but hope
to do so soon. We have a new set Of d.
rectors this winter, Messrs. Stevenson aud
Wilson. They are both live, energetic
men, and We may hope to see school affairs
make quite change for the better, The
winter term commenced October 8, with
myself as principal, and Miss ROulcy as
assistant. The school isdoihg very we'll.
The number enrolled the first month vas
$50; average daily attendance los; average
daily department, 81 on grade Of 10.
We have to report no visits from the
County Superintendent. aud but few from
other persons. The parents here as in
other places that I have noticed. DO not
seem to take much interest in their schools.
| think If they knew how it encourages
bo.h teacher and scholar to receive visits
from them they would iud much more time
70 visit their schools.
Yours Respectfully,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
"a GA n D.

A Clergyman. whileresidlng IN South Am,
erirAasa missionary discovered Raia and
simple remedy Tor The Cure u Nervous Weak.
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and
Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of dieof.
ders brought on by haneful and vicious habits.
Gmat3numbers have been cured By this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire 10 benefit thu
afflicted and unfortunate, viii send the "a.
eipe for preparing aud usiGg this nedicine, il
a sealed envelope 10 Any one who needs i,
pREs op cHAaeI Address JOSEHH n. IN
MAN Station D. Bible House, New York uilys
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24
II. NJ. Pomsroy, Of the Lacrosse Dem-
ocrat, on Roback's Bitters.

ocrat, on Roback's Bitters.
@. W. Roback, of Cincinnati. is making
the best article Of 8itters now manufacture
ed 10 the Uuited States or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years. and
would not be without them for almost any
money. In the spring his STOMACH
BITTERS are worth hundreds Of dollars
for keeping the stomach iu ordes aud
cleansing the blood from its accumulated
impurities.
It is not once in two years that We en-
dorse so-called patent medicines, but Ro-
backs are worth all the praises we can be-
stow on them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24

The total length Of The bridge over the
Ohio at Parkersburg is 4, l22 feet and has
thirty-ive spans, six Of which are in the
river. Il is supposed it will be ready for
crossing about tEs frss Of January;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-24

sarfnr1v. "A box for Mr.. John Smith,
in Missouri, arrived atthe depot yesterday,
i'akersbufg Times.
That must be a mistake. Mr.. John
Smith is doing business at the Capital Of
West Virginia, and never ordered a box to
90 to Missouri. --Rau4,ehd Journal,
Both wrong, Mr.. John Smith lives here
and saws lie hasn't had box since he was
a boy. and that his mother gave him that
for being naughty Rhsslingl Iatellig7-
Ger.
None Of You are right. Mr.. John
Smith liyesin Point Pleasant. aud the box
was his. It contained quantity Of Dem
ocratic documents Had they arrived, the
Lord ouly knows how far Mason county
would have gone. He deserved the bor.
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4 AiYsPRRY s0LvEDE4F iheen Min,
~ utes. Private Conversation with Married
Ladies BY Que Of theirnumber. Sent Zee lcf
two stamps Address ME-, u, NETzGER
Hanover. Pa.
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"A sUpRENs JUpeE CAMP Judge O..
b n MooRr. ths newly elected Judge Of
4. Court Appeals was baudsomly caued
~. Sunday morning. Capt A. NJ. VIZ
.o,. was the gentleman Who did the deed.
ma INA Captain to show bis high appreciation
i Re Judge, presented hin with a very
,,la.bIs aud pretty cane, made Of wood
imported from the Ural mountains
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AVON QUA cKs. - A victim Of early 10.
discretion, causing nervous debility prems
iafe decay. &e.. havihe tried n vain evere
lAdveriised hmedy. b.. discovered . gimpia
menus 81 elleure. which be-. xill seRe ~. "
70 Hsssst 81, y 81
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LIS7IEN no THE HOOKING 3lRDf

IlISTIglN To I'IIEl AIiIlhIlytF ll1ItIyI
\ The Prairie Whistle md Animal Ibllaloe
can be used by child 5tisinade 70 iniitat
the song oi every bird, the neigh 81 q herter
the bray Of an ass. tho grunt VI hog, BIRDS
beasts aud snakes aFe enchanted and entrap.
ped by II fsused by Dan Bryant Charley
pkite and ell the minHrels and vaFblefs--
ventriloqniSm can he learned 10 threeaays by
Its aid, Sent anymore upon receipt Of 10
cents; 5 for 15 cts 4 for 50 cents; rs for 81.
Adde'S n, W. VALENTINE, box sI2 Jor.
sey CITY IN : j y s.
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At,tat 80 MA ~ ~ HnFN aN N'"Nf
How TO u osf4Nrp fon Five DoiiaIsi--
PLANTATIONS, Faans, VITA Sifrs AND ToVN
LoFss n abe GnE1 PRtniun Lam sax. Aiken,
s. o, The "Sarathsa of die Snih. t8hours
from n 7. The most delightful climaie Ia
ne world Free from ~ figon Of Northern
winters. exempt nom Ilroat Disenres. vinc-
yards and orchardsin inll btnrine. For De-
scripiive pamphlet. nddtess. with stamp, J. O.
DERBY Augusta. Ga.
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MOI CONsUNTPTIVEA.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
| curee u that dfgad diseaae. Consumption
by s,simplerenedy " anxious 70 make known
TO his fellow sulfrrerathr means II cure. 70
all who desireit. he will tcnd copy o. tho
prescription used. tfreeoi charge with the
directions for prenarinr and nsins shr same.
which thevivlll hnd snre crnE lof QnNsuhp'
Tlos. AsTHMA RRoScnlTAs, &c Parties wish
ing the ptescriptio will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
les Sonit Second St. William.hargh. n Y.
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5000 MEN WANTEDi

100 ppr cent profit on three best things OUT
81 900 club and comblhption premiums to a..
gents. Catalogue and termaftee Address
Nj L. BYRN, 80 eeiar ST., n z
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PHrERsOSs MAGAZINE for December is
on our table in advance. II is unusually
splendid even for Peterson" 1t has two
superb steel platos, mammoth cOlored
ashton plate, costly colOred Berlin pat
% ,a aud more than City wood eugravings,
IL d0uble-size colOted steel fashion plates,
Apages Of music, and about 900 wood
'asnVings, A leading meri. ofthis Mag
a,n' is its unequelled stories aud novsIets.
s |. Ann S. Stephens, Frank Lee Bene-
4' y, aud others Of the best writers, con-
al SlSa'e to it exclusively. The price Of
Fe'eFsOn'sT is only two dollars year to
! }a ]. subscribers, while other magazines
~ Its cIaEls are three Of four To clubs
!
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Q fAMNERtNG eswdby Btps Applian
~ ess For description address Simpson 4
Go Box 5l76. N Y
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dhs)g A WEEK SALARY Young men
9( - wan,ed a local and lTlYelIhR sales
men, Addnss with Bampl r. h. WALK
Err, a Park Row N Y