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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-12
To Correspondents.

Patients finale or femalc) residing in any
part Of the State, however distant, who may
desire the opinion and advice of DR.. Doherty
in their respective cases, and who think prop
er to submit written statement of such, in
preference to holding personal interview, are
respectfully'assured that their commnnicat tons
will be held most sacred and fidential.
If the case be fully and candidly described,
personal communication will be unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen.
eral treatment OF the case itself. Including the
remedes) will be forwarded without delay,
and in such a manner rs to convey no idea OF
the purport Of the letter or parcel SO transmit.
ted.
CONSULTATIONS by letter or otherwiseFREE
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Ad-
dress,
W. X. DOHERTY, ND,
San Francisco CAL.
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Idiocy, Lunacy,
Paralysis,

spinal affections, suicide, and almost every
other form Of disease which humanity 10 heir
ID, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have doctored for all but
the right one. ....... ........
Diseases of these organs require the use of o
Diuretic.
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SpermatOrrhOea.

DIR. DOHERTY has just published an i'm
portant pamphlet embodying his own views
and experiences in relation to Impotence O,
Virility being a short Treatise on Sperma
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous ant
Physical Debility consequent on this affection
and other Diseases of the Scxua! Organs.
This little work contains information of tn,
utmost value to all, whether married or single
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt o
Six CENTS in postage stamps for return postage
Address w. X. DOHERTY, NJ d.
. San Francisco, Cal.
October 5, 1867. 4S:tf
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DYEsTUFFS. a.. O.. a..
TrWs1eee, NnIe.

+ WILL. p6fsuant 10 d 5t oftslst eSecntsdtd 3
i me on the 'alh day Of Octotet lsHS, and ef g
thatdals by Isaac EdWArds Nnd Sarah I'd HatdEIh
his wife, TO secure 10 John II Flndley four :
bonds Amounting TO the sum 81 81 ,593 90 and
Ill Of which drS dated Of satd 9th aby III otlos
Ser, 1868 ;add al Of Which are pAyablAfas f6l.
lows, Vie; The 6jst on The Isti day AZ Mttchg d
1853, lhe second 90 la9th day ,pl 0ctehar,
1868. he third on the 9Th day Of October.
and he foiFth and last one on Tie 9lh day o.
Oci0har, VIII which bonds ategiully described =
10 ssid tleedRof ttpst, recorded In .phed Book
No q, pages 5l3-44,dp Tho Recorders ,oltes
Of Mason County, West Virglnfa, proceed 10
cell gu the premises. at publ c-aution 70 the
highest bidder at 2 O'clock P. u. IN
Oh Saipdsf ne Slk dag 81 lPsa, 1870.
The Real Estate IL eatd deed mentioned aud
referred 10. 6iabiating % 1903 acres % land more
OF lessl silddted9n sud county On The h6ldy
Wat0Fs of Old TDWin oreek. beginning a. tho o
Hpdh-eaSt corner at black plkJto 6gmnbt %
.NOFganS corner. thence along thgiline Of dor,
CAMS % Z Stako corner 70 John Riddle, thence
with D6FHtltlS HE t6A stake corner to Blths
cts. theuoeWith thalng Of " HAN o Neal 10 q
4 white oak, thelea 70 pine aud gum corner
70 Inorganic, with MQTgaH's line 70 The plqeoof
beginning. That said zeal estliG Wlll % sold
10 saGisiy ne second MENTIONED ldld Which q
now due and unpl d lmOunlinRt0th the sun ~
1893, 33llS with interest fQr which aAld gu9li D
said land wiz 30 sold, j, va, AZ i.ii,
Terms Of Sale Willhe made known an The
day ofeale! NIOHAEL KosERERR9s z !,
meh S-6W. ljs5 si! EfuStsq, & !,
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RIsEI NE9s.-By reference to The
Hdvsriissasnl; Il Sill bs seen lhat the
steamer 81. Clark, has cbSuesd hsE
time liable. She nov. leaves PiIl,buTg
every Saturday. and passes Poinl PleO'-
antsvsry Sunday evening q . O'clock.
returning, leaves Cincioasti every Tues
day end passes Point Pleasant every
"Wednesday evening a. O'clock. The
81. Charles is one Of The best boats on
the river. aud, Ws advice ourEesdsrs 10
pd.rohise her. Capt. Drayotuows bow
70 make passengers feel !. home On bis
bos..
The r. b 1Haisoa passed down sun.
day, ou,tias. With ! fair rip Of passor; (
ger. and freight. She bad quite large
amount If goods inr this point. The
HudsOE:iG Ouo Of tie most popular boatt
Oh lbs river. aud il Is 20 wonder thai.
she always hes 6as trips We return
thauks toleHPt. Rus,st and Charley List
rat f.vOfs. TT asslS5 + sis.,.
Hon W1Tia-B Both The rivers ere
riDiug fSpidIy, nd our town Is ftsAin
thrsatsnsdgWhh overflow. ga.l 4
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RELIGIOUs NOTICES.

o..,.s,.nt Episcopal Clutch, atr Beale's
u,ll, Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden Rector,
: Divine Service on the hlbt, second And
s,5rtb Sundays ia the month y u =. n. and
= Sunday School every Sunday at 9 A. x.
Holy Communion on each first sunday a at !, y !,
4 II Service every Wednesday a. ? Z
II 'Sg. r ~.
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| z 2 d.
owing,O the high price adopted BY
che Doctors. sickness i0 getting very
scarce, as the people begin TO feel they
cannot afford it. Doctor books are are
in densnd.
The sal. yords along the river here
are crowded with salt. but few boats
ore being loaded, making some room on
the yorl Tor mere hD
Mr.. Isaac Carlton Of syfdeuSs, Ohio,
died a. hi6 home, Of pneumonia, % The
night Of Thunday March "a, being
nearly sixty years old. He had been
Suffering more less for long tims.--
He was the founder Of the Carlton Col.
FIegs. to which he gave libersIIy. He
Rss one Of thslsrgFst men in this part
Of the country, WsighingIat the Iims'of
his death. about $50 pounds. He has
long been citizen Of Syracuse, and was
much respected BY the people these.
| ) One ofths salt we'll spRiue.houueS Of
New Haven took Gro on Friday, March
Is but luckily II was put out before
any damage was done. h
New Haven is great place for COM
!. petition. Soon after tho establishment
Of Weaver & shiplsy opened in the far.
niturs busils IS, JuIiug 4 zeeger Opsn'
cd . furniture ROOM filled With the
choicest furniture from big Cineinnati.
Go in--"the longest pole knocks the
poBimmonl." d. aag q.
There are several cases Of small POx
in syracu's, bat none yet % this side
Of the river
AuoLhst-bugo Gkiff, the "MountOiu
BOy"ii0 out against The "Grea. Repub.
HE, plying regularly from New Haven
to West Columbia They are running
seriously into the "0riolo" busiueIO.
Mr.. Al. Hill, Of New Haven, has
sold his dWslliog house TO NJ: ROSdeIl
EllsWick, who now 'UccupisO'it.
Seven member. Of West Columbia
Lodge, 10 o. F. we're put through
Widely Encampment short time since
al New Haven, and they intend orgal-
q Camp a W'ss 00lum6i..
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M11S & HUronasON. T0DAocoNIsrs

MAYS & HUrcnssoN, TcBAocoSIsTs.
,Nrt.T. HuftbssCu; Of che, above
firm. has recently been on visit through
orr valley, examinibg tie character and
ou,lily. Of Tob,ooO raised 10 this Ssolicp
s'odIiturnsd u bic homein RiohpSood
opi,s viii pleased. From the advetrisa-
psot in another column. may be seen
THAT thoir Intentions aud wishes are
with reg.Fal 10 Oul tllanSW6a iVislley
supply Of Tobacco. For the. benefit Of
,bo.s SBO havs} Gob1oo6 on haGd W
would soy ,ba. The latest Richmond quo
tariou. show that Tob.gco Gas decidedly
tendency spRdrds4thst 10 addition
10 the fact Tia, the crop Of Tobscco In
yirgiua,Ts, very short last season, the
Ffsdshs Goysrnmsn mt .bSss sd@tlsed for
SOD hhduof Virginia Tobacco. pad-it is
the purpose Of Nsssrs Mayo 4 Hdlche-
500 no, ouIy 10 -sndcSyOf to supply the
wants Ofthsir own. State With Tobacco,
bu. cleo 70 supplJ the demands Of the
Frspcb GoverOmsnt, aud TO effect this,
want 10 purchase every man'serop Of
TobUeto 10 the Ksuasha Valley. They
o,. ,EE tb 81 = ~ p
Compton. and Bt6.tsiLugs.,. ..es 10 8
Choice "................. ...,%.,..,,l0
Common Leaf ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Good ..........."..:.! ....:..sSt." "."l94
Chpiee .a3&s...I...........".15 aud l6
Common Biiglh4.s9 ,,;...,.'.;.... u 60
Good Observation-Disclosures. 49, to 20
Choice sgd Fancy ........,....,...6o to 80
The iffn Of Mayo and HutchesOn, is
so we'll anl fsyorably known in West
Virgins, that we dsesa sny reference.
all6ge,6sf Unnecessary, bat thar oltuLy
know lhsfiff worth saai character q gea-
.,l..Ssa 51siasss men. ssd5their peconitl
sry responsibility, We would respectfully
t.Ier- them to our cilisens in the valley,
Majot A. Fl. c,mpbsll,s Charleston.
W. Va; Judge JamesW Hoge, Wins
Geld, West Va. ;Dr G. L. Garrett, Buff.
talo, West Wand Dr.. a. R. BArbes,
Point Pleasant. ". We. .1 Eo4
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-ERTRAY.

IHsTRAYED from hg,ppmsos a the aublfis
" brr Ia WaggsnleF loVpsh -, Mason epuhly
West ViFgihiN. 10 cary Wihtef. 9 roam mara,
three yOaTs old pdltS long niho thd tail, bllbS
lega. large ipll eGbss aud q gtelt Iumpesy net
much used % The saddle. ApfiRlt rm6iipiu 81 b
SSiAAkNaA WI Be thRlkitijly received.
4. zach ~ ~ u = HSit4Ri
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Nooland's German Tonic

Bi!teTi, iVfih fuRE Santa CrNi RpM, 0ranGa, tle.
n s.ditd fer Ne telS9 dillalfs atithe Lisrlti Ne
cara there- some btlrs dleoholie tftalilI 70 n.
0utrtd. YOW will bar "a miat Net hetG FfNe'
Sisi are entirely different (re1 any athtr1
Hik.Ttissi I'm ihe slHtl " &c dttatss hahasd
hdS bsin6 Seiealif IL preparations ~ PledieiHol
tnirdets, Bhiie ne p,iSFS are max dtcoeiioHJ Of
run iW some form ,Tgtt TtElO 10 decidedly OEG
" ht most pisaIaHt aud ugtttsbk rtRsiItt LvtT
eGtrtd 70 Ne pMbte. N lasts = er7l11itt ~
pleafS 10 like L, ,shile "a lit;giti50, tshiif
Gralind and F6licilisl qtdifiitf have tIGitd 4 n
y tIi6ibh q hs yrea!sA q an tetiel.
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L,'Ia .-IAE r. learn that Mis-.
viii s. g si''oo, of e.liPoliS, Ohio,
tsi. D Ip'a . Millinery o'tsbli.bmsn, in
.so, ,'''' 'boy may meet With sbuad.o.
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w. AAltsoAD.-Tao surveyor. % tn.
Washington City aud Ohio Railroad,
' va, reached lstar, Pals. in this county
iaa WILL IL, reach. Point Plsa.Sut on Fri.
,i' '% They will remain here until some
n ma' 2 Peg! "sek, When they will CON
The. .S '0s survey up the Ksnswha to
POM. 's ss, aud thence through BY that
o,,, ~; S'SS % Wsshipsson,iu order to 40:
W"s a Tie most practicable route ffoa
K,oS" as gS!'. TO The month Of ths Big
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WEiaks pleasure 10 calling the at.ont'
ion Of our-rssders to the Law Card Of
Ms,srs, Polslsy & Crow in this issue Of o.
tie Rgister.e They ere both talsatpd,
epeigSEics and active young men, and
those who eatrust them With their legal
business caa rely upon prompt
and immediate attention. We wish or
young ftisuds Sbupdant's success. rs
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Notice.
THE members Of theP Point Pleasant Literary
i Society are hereby notified that there will
b a meeting on the evening Of the first Monday
In April next, for the purpose Of Of organising
under thechar.aF granted at the last session Of
the Legislatures and for tl,e transaction Of such
other business as may come before the Society.
"A fall attendance Of the members is deefred.
Those dssiiing become memo ers are also inyi.
ted to b present.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
i OF VALUABLE

" 49, UT AbOApL6 -
Farming and Timber Lands!
I N pursuance the terms Of a decree Of the
j Circuit Court Of Macon county rendered al
tie September term, 1869, nthe cause Of Nancy
Stephenson VS.. @. 81. Stephenson, ct al, Ia.
chancety, we, the undersigned Special Com.
'missiVners appointed for that purpose, shall.
lOntbe z6tbad0y %gAprtl
next. proceed to sell at publis aurtion. at the
front door Of the Court House Of Mason county,
the lands directed to. be sold -bv said decree.
There are TWO TRACTS Of said land.--
The 6rSt is situated on the Nsrth stdecF the
Kanavha river, about eight miles above Point
Pleasant, and contains about Two hundFedand
seven acres, fifty acres Of which Is bottom llnd
There is one good dwelling house on this
tract.
The other tract is situated about one mile
back Of the above, and contains one hundred
aud seventy eight acres. There ara no i'm 1
ptoveueats upon this traet, bat II is well tim
bered.
chase money cash in hand. and the balance 10
four qualinstalmentso fthres, ak, nine and
twelve months the purchaser or purchasers,
giving bond with good security.
D., W, PoLsLEY Z Special Com,
inch 1o-td @ .,a
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KU.KLuxED -=Wshave evidently been
''Kd Kluxsd" byalciliasn Of Ch6hsStOu,
as witnes. lie following:
II havs no fdrtEet use foryOur pc.
per. Please discontinue H."
-, .rpa g5 JEo SLACK. ST. 5
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A Coop BusiSrsS.--We were down
aIG. B. Thomas 4 SOFAS Dry Goods
and GrOssry Store the other evening.
aud we're pleased TO see 80 mpnyrbuysEs
Iiu there, The great secret Of the matter
Il. lha. they sell al goods in their line.
AZ the very lowest prices. The people.
are beginning torfnd this out. Give
them scalE "a .814f
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ITHE G4Ft4oI. 1.-The Governor aud
The oiher State officers. arrived 90 The
Aountqin Boy. Tuesday afternoon. and
went up the KanaWha al 10 O'Clock the
same eight.
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QrARTELY MEEylsa. The Quorteris
meeting Il .hs +. Church, HiIlsoms
.msaoa in this place next Saturday.
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/. TaSOT1 County EedteNt 7ESs
A Is i1sg SOCit tom =



SCHEDULE q J PRICES, W.
UlHE allowing hillo ehafgsl adopted n tne
i MaSnh County Medical Assoc liop, arch
Ga, 9S7U, shall 6ba stAAdaFd ~ WAlet our
chaEGOs N ~ Be e ulllGd, aad our leaei .
phlSigiSnS md gORtlSmap, is llaEabY lRledg(
70 RdhOBa % them strictly % al aasoS, eEeop
where AZ ttity, az some equally honorable moi
tvs, nay ludut6 1 departure theFUtFon.
tesi Fi16ElCE 81 atbfbtNE. ass' i
Fol bfaiudfy visit, GEahiaihg and pfo. ~
ssefibinR within The COOPERATION 81 So
For more fhsh one visit Ia town. PEI day Il
,al(er the fTst visit, per visit each 81 Z W
For nith visit Ii corporation ss.,. "
For visits outside the corporation ana
40 i01mila, r. fpy SfsN&'~e1'A sa,g9
For each additional milo, up to Asailee 800
Over miles fF0m lhe cpPpOEAt9f limte N
viii 30 charged PEI ulile W
Yieht Visits ID eOuatFyiin aileases 50 per
cent additional n day ehNTgel, ~
ConvultltiOA fec executive Of Vlsi4- IN ! -
Detention With patients ~ might fdey 10 %
For dotSntoh ID all elS68. hlloT Tho iCSt
hosiF. per hour ~ " s't gg
For oaiee prescription aud advice 500 tOiO %.
POI prescription for each additional
case 10 tamil ------.--.-, hDe 70 ] W
For treating smallpox and ehpleEa5 ar
double St9lSsES se y. 4 .Sstt as
=, \, y Ii,is. h, ,SII6SvSI .lis litFf 50 90
IL edditioa % ni'eTIse r. W
iANW 4tVaQEEf.
Fotfsducing dislOea.Oa Femu. $50 TO 100 %
a, dO diSlOCAliOR Of smaller
bones 10 10 80 90,
AdiusliaR fracture Of The thiSh 25 90
DO DO do leg 20 90
DO DO DO smaller y,
A@ SVstS Offices, anesrs, uels. ~
carpai aud Hetatarsal bones, SiO 90 90.
Aonutatin0 the arm. operation fdr
Hair lin. each 49,. Is %
opefatioi FiStuio IL Ano, TEach6o.
a t6mV 6toEIiied }4I61 ~ IS 10 100 90
-NmDuldtlon ofkhe leg. TTopanhihRPJ 6qbf
l0sssio,SS,v sTcirsIon ~ iSreo M. 9.,,al
n,ort ~ eyefy character. liSation
N lafge nTietiSt. operation for
StfanValAted hernia, et6. from so 70 100 %
nor al S1hSeonent Waits aud Rttout. "a
ion, tho usual charges. s sc
Dressing YsnnoSSe, IL addition 70 seg' : a.
uIAT fec o. VISIT 70 ~
Operation paf1ee9hteceS te9r1ela ~ 70 ~ W
90 90 A0aon'h ~. m
lHydrpceIe, ete,, - loiA' w
Operation Fhymosls, peshpNy IlpsAs i /. IN M
extracting foreign oodles ron eye . 70 ~ W
Removing fonsiisb PolypsuS' P1eF ~. M
gum, etc., NtoSVfVv
Vaginal or or Anal exanalaat'eas'F = "a
spectrum 2 0'
lsSemlnatl rs yaglnHm f4ltno1ti w AZ
spectrum .,5.sais, sll..l,s ( w
Introducing eaIne!er, ea li, ., .,oo
Baemas, dypdrdeFrnic injections toS ~ ~
Administering chlorolorm, ls oS "
CHIPPING, le9chitp 3 estAo llsnlps scion ~
rlssge, .;.si.ass giqliS ~ ~
Lnncing a0sccsG h9ilsl lelons, ete' e9e 70 w
EKttacslng qteesA, Haecinatlon ana e.
venesecllpn, eesh g %
for Hnpegfnq{eea mrs. eSa euon AuA m
prescription, cash w
Syphils first examination and pfes' =.
icrlption, cash. ~ w
F9rall subsequent eA ations and 'EesctiP.
tiens. Evenstlat diseases, eiatSsS are aoanl.
e lRs9sal' apa eIes as % ". 49,
l''..i 1 g ''.' ssssslls.. .s
Sss ;s. -,.i, i. .ss,,,s. SS g
s. s. s ssiTi 7E.is 1ssRs :.S3 ,ss
" Hssuule Ie4PVuptuulgi tisOt ID ~
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FoLoRED School ExuI1lr1oN.-!T
co'ors4 School. Exhibition which came
OIL q! 'Hh' Court House Ias. Monday
n'Rhs'Eas witnessed .byls llsrgo hudi-
'nee''hIhe exercises reflected great
credit upon the teacher, when W con.
''aS' 'ha. every sobplir, Two years ego,
commenced in ahoir GA b Ca" aItWss
:, ''qs0pmep'9ry upon those Who have
.'"'y' held that "niggerS', could not be
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ITTE PEtCE=EO gg..!
THE PLACE 10 saw lOl,E i
s1tsl aBUqING rs Az Z ias, y,

slssJ BUYING rs ATa'.'s ias, y,
M EeidlS u . n
istsiismA fea a4;eM& iaNri tseei
1 sai0ao pooI eboye Dr.. RAFbea'S Qaisll i3i
Main ssleot,, aoINT PHEASANT NJ 6VAIi
I AIDES and Gents Fprnlshlng 0uDda ilofl
4 tionS. Hosiery. White Fgimmiagl, lael1ii
Ri6Ioldsll, RibSos,, Ia6ls LiRe9ns, 9ogsl3 !,
VS. g G6ll e
81: pR s1
popIihss. and ollitt me lfsis eoaa1. Hats 3ld
SASSG ~ bhotl, Gt5ly " ieahd q W. titts :
VIII s. Sald attle 10 Lest wing profit eheapeh
eFithan ihosh goods e66 % houeh alsaW belei o.
Thankl OIL fnI pa palrpnagei tha 9nhatf NIX
hsFs ~ ! cont innshee of tho tanaa, pq9pIipg
az pdSlie tli3s u win tVtS W d give thtll
!iaIl Saiislatlita aSaoll ID The quality d ihsf
Eooaa a 4 Jaw prices. 3 u sasa ia
msAs-ly y, :, MORRIS sEIqk3 i.isdr
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OaowDED Our.-The complimentary
resolutions adopted al the Kline HOuss,
relative to the Gallipolis Amateur Band
and Prof, MeBFids's Concert, were
crowded out this week. They win pp'
Dear 10 our next. IA
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I FEATHER ReEoyAToE.- Mes'p B. &
cbss. E. FraokIin, Wm, L. Rufuer aud
A. p. Deem, Of this place, have par.
chased the Feather Rsnovator,
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Nervous Debility,
A ag9s B y AulS y,

546s 4 JAuNDlGB,
Diseases Of. the Kidneys;
/, .ERyPTI0ltS OF, ] lliiE S IN T.
! and all NDltenael arising sGenn1 ~ ?
Nl6Offerad Liver, Stomach or
lAPgRlTI or TliE HOOP
CongtI65ti6h, H1ltuloneo, 1lySaIA
Pub8, I'uineGp 6e Blood 70 the Head,
z I AniditY loG tho, 9ttH1nohy ltoltgoaS ~
4 HOaFthuFu, OiRRnht 1pP o0qV Gnlsr@1
n01l OF t9elEht In the Stomach, Z !
re Sour Efa6tA Hons, sinking Of
BlUt1pfin9 % the Fit % tho '4.''
Stomach, Swimming or thqb1 u
Head, Hurried or pttd6pi
Breathing, E'lntterlns - thu
t Hs9ts; ch so6 iSs g; s sSs.
II Lynn ~ POSTURE pinas
meas Of via tbn, Dots or,
WOb6 ba6ofO the Sight. Duh Patn Z,
IN the Head, Deficiency Of PeFapis
ration, KOloWn0ah OF the 2lEiu
and Eyes, Pain In the Stt y
Z Back, CHEESE Limbs etc., Sudden
ID EluShe1 81 Heat, Burning n tho
EloBh, Constant 1magtnInGl Of EYl
and Great Deprosgion Of Spifits,
Al CASii disstt dilhats Il ~ kflN; q ptGatist
0G0aRs, eSabinfd VIA tHpurt ksOa,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-31

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-04-22

The rain of Monday night, the 18th
in ST., raised the river higher than it has
been known for years,-the freshet of last
fall excepted-the roads being rendered i'm
passable in many places by the overflow OF
the river. The river was several feet deep
in the stage road at one point above this
place, in what is called the branch woods,
also between this place and Brattleboro at
spot known as under the Burnett hill.
The river completely submerged the pier
that the West river bridge rested upon,
while at the lower place that has been pro-
posed to rebuild the bridge, the water did
not come within some eight feet Of the top
of the banks on either side. No mail
north on Tuesday.
The sugar crop in this vicinity cannot
be more than one-fourth of an average
yield this spring.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-04-22

found for that purpose BY the way, what
has become of the project started not long
since to erect building for town library,
and to have an institution creditable 10 the
villageP Is II dead, or only asleep?
The building "mania" does not appear
to rage very extensively in Brattleboro Just
now, and yet we hope to record substantial
progress during the season. Besides the
new dwelling-house of Isaac Allen on Clark
street, Sewall Morse has nearly completed
two-story house on the same street, and
in the course of the summer will put up
another on his lot on Washington street.
j. ii. Kathan is also building a dwelling
house near his former residence on South
Main street. We learn, too, that Reuben
Elmer proposes to build a two-story house
on Flat street. George ii. Salisburys ele-
giant house on High street. commenced last
season, will not be completed before about
the first of July. We notice about the usu-
al amount of alteration and repairing about
town; and what with the new hotel, Estey
q Co.'s new workshops, Marshall & Ester
brooks new block, ETC., etc., we see no
prospect Of our carpenters being idle at
present.
The following is the list Of letters ro-
naming at the post-office, in this village,
on Thursday, April 81, 1870:
Ladies.-Miss Abbie Il. Andrews, Miss
Mary Barry, Miss Rosie l.. Barrett. Mrs
Asa Cutting, Phebe Dennison, Miss Clara
Thayer, Miss Matte Wier.
Gents.-Chas. G. Browne, f. Boon, Levi
w. Boyd, Lyman p. Bailey, Austin s..
Cook, II. Il. Chandler, G. d. -FairkG
Eugene Gary, A. l.. johnson, 0illit
man man, !. 8; Lavery, o. M. Reed,
Stearnes, l.. II. Schwabe, David Teri~
John T.. Tyler, II. Z. f. Warren.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-04-22

1.-THE NEXT STEP. Under this caption
Senator Wilson sounds new blast on the
bugle of moral reform in n late issue of the
Independent. The step forward which he
would have taken is thorough and COM
prehensiye temperance organization. From
his article we quote the following passage
which is extremely well calculated to arrest
the attention of all, the opposers rs well as
the friends of the reform:
The evil still RACES, and the foe is still de-
stroying its thousands and scores of thou
sands every year, and millions upon mill
ions, till figures fail to convey any adequate
conception, are squandered upon this ac-
cursed love of strong drink. There is to-
day larger army under its control than
went to the war, while those mourning over
the vassalage and fall of loved ones exceed
in numbers and in the bitterness of their
woe the millions who were made chldloss
and widows by the casualties Of that fierce
and sanguinary strife. And the terrible
di sease, like cancer, is eating into the very
vitals of the nation, destroying the mental
and moral rs well as the physical fibre of
the people. The liquor interest controls the
cities and largely influences State legisla-
ton and the local politics Of the country.