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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16

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btnnee, tnbtm ib mid nit. Der ger<
it&erun9 be9nd9e, tab bieitlbe, pie al
lee, ,pa6 Muit III Zen 1uilerieen be-
tuft BON ieltener go4enruns par.
Mbents empfnS ber prin3 In ieinen
Apartenents. ST bate bel eieier Sc
lesenbeit bic Gbre, benz &ailer unp ber
&ailerin bic 6pnneurs ieine6 eisenen
5auies 3u MAIDEN. Sn ieinem s4rz
beits;immer CAB er ltinen iunsenGreunz
ben, ben bdufs senannten Ramerapen
leiner Spiele. Gspinai7e, .. perfsny, ..
8oureoing GonneauL Bi3ot u. +. ~.
Elm Diner unp blerauf fol9te ber6 6aupt@
9enuB, cine tbeatraliide Nbenruntfrbol<
tune, bic 9e9en neun llbr ibren Nnfans
nabn,. Mlan ami iirte ii1 In rer un<
Se;nunsenften 0etie. 9m 0ansen
tppbnten rieier Nbtbetluns pes GeRes
ettra ;reibuncert peripnen lei, bic fat
cbne Nusnabmc ent,peper CUR Gami!ie
oper gum 6auie pes aaiitrs 9eb5ren.
8pr pe,n ben xiinn!ern relerpirt.n
@aume laben Der &ailer pie &ailerin
nno Fer faiFtrlide prinS .uuf eiuenl be-
pnperen Dtean an oer Seite ces&ai>
ftrs unp ces Yrinsen befanoen T9
pldBe fir preiei8 junaeeeute in l1warz
gem Graf unp ,peiber 6alsbinbe, an Der
Seite Der 8ailerin flr rreieie junse
Mdo@eu in peiben NIT relenfarbenen
Sdleifen 9arnirten &leipern. @esen
balls elf llbr war bic Doraeuuns ;u Gn>
pe, bic ju au9emeiniter 8efriepisuns
aus9efalIen tpar. s>sa
Sc 1T befannt, coe Ger prtns Elm
grocer 9iebbaber ron tbeatralifaen Dt<
perti0ements 1T unp oas er nidt. perz
perldmdbt Id seIesentlid ie!bR In eizi
ner 3pue be,punoern su la1en. Ob er
Die 9Initiee &rittf percient, nit rer bic
lei lr!den @elesenbeiten anweieuoen
boben 6erridaften uno nad ibnen bic
5oizgiteralen ciele 2eiltun9en eeniiren
ueib i'd mod nidt aus ei9enerani6auz
uns; i'd entbalte mid pater jepes suz
ftimmenren lrtbeils. Gs it befannz
termoesn lebr lawer fir einen prinse,l
et,pas ~ tbun, pas ni9t i9on gum
Dorau6 pen Stempel Ter Bouenpune
an fi@ trase, beionrers in Granfreid,
no Der unter Qurmis XIV. in Muf-
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luneen Wenidenperfanc Dor ben &opfl
ito6enee buf|til nod nidt sansli9 in
9erseienbeit 9eratben 1T. aur..ale al
1 llm 8ereGt 3u iein, mub id iibrieens
temerfsn, pab 9fapoleons mutbmabliz |
der Nadfolser ieine3eit rur@aus ni9t
su jueenpltden Gr96bunsen unpo pras
matjf4en 9eifuneen alein oertpenret. !
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fen, uno "a ibm ras 2ernen ni9t sez
rape leiat wirp, aud 3utpeilen berent< |
libe Hrontbeiten ben Sang fetnerNus<
bilcu118 u11terbrc1et1 babe1t 70 Serttebt6 |
f@ BON ielbR pab bic bisber trret9ten |
wtrtii@ beu,ertenswertben Re@ultate
ni@t pbae tteten Gleie baben etlanst
perpen f6nnen. suber pf,t fosenann<
ten tlaffl9en 5tuoten tretbt Der Yrin3 |
Deutia Gnslila, Matbenutbit ,e, |
3et@ntn uno Muft unb ct bat in al
len rielen Gd@ern TN @erbdltniB IL |
ieinem slter mirtid eecitsene 8enntz |
niGe aubureilen. Der 3aifet ,pel9et |
friiber In Ern,nnneIunn firtr nffnfrn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
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mien 1T aneefpn1n1e>,, oanit
AUDI biejentgelt 1pel6e Bic
BET 1pe9e11 14le6te1t 3et>
ten" 1pl6e ni&t er>perben
fpnnten, nod @elegenbeit
bQbe1,, bieielbe 3u erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16

feline 3offnuneen pte 9ltbel ,errinneu
9eieben. Si@erli6 fnb cem laiRrliz
@m grinsen ,pebl f@pn 6bmli@e g.
eat1ten eur9 hep 2upf sefabren, san,al
IN lester 3eit, feitptm er ben oScbn Der
nertriebenen Sfabeaa, Ten p.tn;en ppi,
Mfurien bel f@ bate. Sn alien Sal
len 1T es gut, etwas Sreentli1eS aez
lernt su taben! 7@.. +it n>''.
@te f&on bemerft, bat per @eburtsz
tag su 6ffentli9en Gealt9teiten teine.
Neranlanun9 9eboten. 9luber eintoe1
i@neteer,, mar es ben parilern lelbft
ni&t ein Dial In ben Sim setumme,',
su iuua,iuiren. Irubrem lat IS ben,
prinsen an Bepeiien pom gynpatbie
ni9t seftblt. @lddmanl9e per Teie>
graph. Olddwdnl@e per ppf lansten
BON allen Gden uno Gnben bee SAT-
ierfaates an. Cine AmneNte ,pel@e
bic leBten Spuren bes Gebruarfrofebls
ser,pil9en iollte> 1T 9e9en Grmarten
ni@t einsetroffen, @esen Gnparten 1T
eisent!i@ nur tbeilpeiie ri1tia; eent1
pa 5err petri nod INNER mad ben Bez
meilen fir pas Gomplct iudt, mas E6r
pabrl6etnli9 nur IN icinem xppfe tri,
firt 10 ,par cine Nmneilie etaentlid poz
!iti1 unm5sli@. glur spelunbfanfaia
Marineio!oatsn uno @latrpien baben
non bet @naee bes &ailers fir '4ienen
Sag prcftirt, In fu fern 36 ppuRdnbta
pom Der Strafe befreit ,porben fnb unp
16 cine @ermiaperuus eerf.lbrn erfab*H
rem baben. Dob Is an rei&en Ct.
}aenfen fiji bic Nru,en, an AuSffattun>1
gen .c. ni4t 9eftblt bat, rerftebt i'd ppu| 2
ielbf. Der &aifer bate auettten, pit
prafecten bsanftraot jeoem 9ater, Ter
etnen am Is. Mdrs 1856 Aebcrenen, 3
Sobn aufSuwtHenybabe, Tin @tf9,nf. \
BON 100 Grancs aus;u3ablen. llm
rer lieben Su9enp cine beionpere f5reupe
u MAIDEN, batten aGe S1ulen vier<
unrjmansiafdnpi9e Gerien. sc fpu
'ei rieier @ele9enb'it pielfa1 bepauert
pprcen fein, eab rer Raiier nur einen
Sphn befbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16

!. @iirten,bera. - Sn Stuttaart
ta8te am TO-, Mdr3 unter pem Borft.
tes Nb9eorbneten @olbra9 bic arrbe
2aneesserlammlunadsu III ,psl9er ete ent.
ffrntefrn ge3irfe Datttmberos ibreD ~
le9irten entlenpet battsn, 70 7pob IRE
3abt nabes,1 touienp bsttue. Mus 81
Oberdmtern 'rareu MbtrGert nit <n,ebr
alS 10000 unterfHttftea einseaanstn::
GinitimmiS wurre cine pttition at, biz ,
3amn,ern tef@lp11en, ,,uai rte iNe9ie<'
run8 3ar Abanperune 'res lanbtsner<
eerbli@en 3ries5pieaa9eisbes opn 1868
uno CUR m6sli1A ra19en 8crleaune IL
mes neuen Srisssoienfeeftbes, sesranz'
bet auf tpabrbaft oll9tmetne DienR>'
pFi@t, wilitairi9e Suseap>g gerbttvi>
tun9eu unb turae Yrdien3 3u .bt,pt0eu." u.
Die 8eriammluns trtldrt tab nar ttes5
jeniSe ,&esieruns bas gertranen btsl
3oltts oerptent ,ptt9e, tbsnfo ,'beba9t
auf rte @abfa6nptsi eanttS pie Il
auf bic BpNfabrt ian1 Bar8tt, bie
mtlttairif1sn j Gtnd@tunAtn duf bieS
wabrboft ausemetne @ebrpRi9t au
sranbea enf@loftn iR. j Died1@n.n
fammtlne besraet nit Greubsn bas
Iberfin fimmmoe luno 8lst93ettist ger<l
etben rer baiertf1en Na9bdren 8tesn
ben uns curd preuben auf9etrdn8ten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
Gin(tuannetn unh &arrt(Poastn,su,
tsisnhsrs lber tr&li&e unb anbsre .ri&tise 81
sebtnbeitsn, fns itbsrasit ptatsms,tn, miidsn
aber Sem DerfaNer unsersei&net feiu.

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mt NAeae Rits,l ~. llebnensuss Osls xns 'sea
NJ Re N taken Rpb. hssu eetraud}t rerstn-
enx ,te Ramen rcn llut,rar.isera easeiauss rersts
ka IL >ext$ s&risb.a feia. ans sas psasms, ,ssuass
u, et.At sesa1 m, rs1ss ansssetss veEsss.
Dssn dss 9eitune Don siaem gsaamt aa esu snserss
sutst xss>sn i,u 70 nu6 ,mmes as ~ psf4ms anss.
MA ~sbsa, ~ bic 3euns friber easYtassen rssst.
sDmn SenAns tsis slan ai& rssM1sts 1ensf6sst
~ I'D alt t-osns eias II. sssn dsfasd4sa 4 ,ase
N DssreF.nDs asmt fcsss M 9ssaasseses fsslaa r.
sAAs,Atsst ptsssa. --s ..... =
Das serastmsrAtatsa fir 9st,fsstsnses fir he 3ei.
ma perh<u slr nur sann absrstbu, bse!ses ,es
,seastrea S,s<f sssr per Ysofsee gasnev Driver e.
Ms,ea. s8s r g.gG4 Il#4g
Ser ,,8Sanberer" natb Garppa.
sese @s@s s.bsn tine Masabl Grtmslare be
,,aDanbsrer" na& eurssa, aus ptr ma@ea BE
2sler befsabers aafme,Ifam, sae sis ,let.siea.
bssa be- glattts an 9erpeastt ,,at 5renxbe
imjeits be- Oeeans ein febr sseisaetss Rittel
n. einsn unsntsrb<sdsxea Be.lsbr nit benkl.'
III u aasxtaues Nh &c. itet sste 3xakase'
httfs 2anees au unterri@tex, teHer als ss bar&
8risf~e&fl sei@sbea Bunte.
DsRsaansea, 8riefs n. Rxh IN akreiFsa;
"W AN DE r e r.,
L. B. 1870, ...
ST. PAUL, MINI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

slsoulAR TuHoE, The English Jour
nuls give 90 account Of o singular tu.
mof, discovered ia the stomach ofa wO.
man about thirty years Of aga who had
been under the treatment for Two yeats
in a London hospital for Q disease, tue
nature Of which had batled oil The skill
Of the pbySicianS to determine. On a
post mortem examination solid iumor,
composed Of human hair, resembling in
appearance black duck with very
long neck, and weighing nearly two
pounds, was fouudto OCCUPY, end near
i : completely gil the stomachy and gal'
lst, forminc altoIsTAblY accurate mould
ofthese org %, aud extending from The
stomach almost into the. mouth. This
remarkable concretion had caused grest.
thiCkeni0g and uloerstion Of Che, flolmach,
and Waslbe remote causo Of death. On
inquiry, . sister stated that during the
Iast twelve years she had known the dc
ceased 10 BE- 10 the habit Of saliug her.
own hair. a.a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

"TaERE is ono thing sure," said Mrs. Part
ing ton, the females Of the present generation
are heap more independent Than they need
bo. Why, saw gal go by the other day that
l know belongs 70 the historical class Of socie'
ty, ". til her dress all tucked up, her hair bug
zled up like as il she hadn t had time to comb
it for week, and one Of her grandmother's
caps in an awful crumpled condition on her
head. Why, law, honey, when / vas a gal,
If fOneofthe fellows come along when l had
my dress tucked up that way, and my head
kiyered with an old hite rag, / would runtor
dear life and hide out Of sight. Well well,
tAegals then were innocent, uncOnfsticated
creatures; now they arc what the French call
'blaEes'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
d. 8. q. N.


HARlPoAp VltAl Al4teu ttl1 4StNe.
Rait6 Regisiet:
Ihdd thopltssnEoo otyisisiuS the Good TEN.
plar Lodge 10 Point Pleasant d few nights
since, and I wish osey for tho beneat q tAe
frieads Of Tho eaass that The temple IN hat
town Is now IN most prosperous condition, -
1t, like great many Lodges 10 The country
had run down q very low obb, but through
tho Efforts Of a foV ofihe iasl friends aot tenn
perance, Il has been inspirud With new. life and
glorious and tripmphaut aspIe nov loom,
ing up before Il Butthlsis Hot qsactly what
we wanted 70 III. We AadiB5en odraiaily In
vited by some mGmbtSiiio bSptesOat pu that
evening, As It WA ipilnatod hat ihsrsiWas %
be something spCelal to come Of. We accord.
ingly went, and alter some preliminarie9, 2
our great surprise and greater tatIsiaetOu We
were lpsllodip9stsa6#A tosa table covered
with an abuudancesui The rich delieaeiei Of
life. You may guessit Il was what suih your
correspondent precisely, We could not but
sayinlour heart, God bless those ladias'in the
ktndnest ofWAbsS hearts lie mtsieF VasdeVi'
sed and whose hands prepared tho feasts We
thought Il a good idea, and that Il would be q
good thing, aud that It would add much to the
interest Of the cause, if all our Temples would
adopt thesame OOursO, somsthinglika this Ia
needed once in awhile 70 infuse vitality and
energy into the anks Of the great temperance
army, May heavens richest blessings dess
ceud in copious showers upon tho Kauawha
Valley Lodge, &c. w. w. h.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Seated at q country frssidS the other
dsy, ! saw the Gre kindle, and blsse,
aud 60 out. and | gathered up from the
hearth enough for my reflection. Our
mortal life is just like the Gre on shat
hearth. We burst through and up out,
gay Of sparkle. gay Of fash, gOy Of
crsckls-emBlems Of boyhood, Then
The Ere reddens into bot Goals. The
heat iS fisrcsr, and the more it is stirred
The more il todJenS. With sweep Of
fisms II clsars lis way til oil the hearth
CLOVIS With its int6nsity-emblem Of true
nshhooI-then comes a WhiIeBets 10
the cosls. Tao heat lossels. The
sieEsFlhg shadows hsys died alans the
walls, Tbs iaggots drop spAft. The
household hovsfs over the expiring EN-;
bors. The last breath Of smoke has
been lost in the chimney. Fire is out.
Shovel up the white remains, Ashes!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
MARCH,.

I love thee, March. though rude epongh,
And clustering, thouart;
Thou show'st tina. tho' thy ways are rough
Thou hast q melting heart.
Thou at no snOOth.facod hatsering guest
That fawns but to bstray;
Nor dost thou vilfully melest.
! Nor lead the heart astfay.
Thourt beautiful. vheuallt thy charms
To thou dOst disclose;
Thy gentlermooi dislike disarms,
Inducing soft repOse.
Thou scemest oyer hill and heath
To wander with delight;
And oh, how sweet thy morning breath,
Succeeding winters night
'Tis tue no summer blossoms a,at
Upon the bracing Dir,
Nor does the nightingale's sweet nete
Salute tholisteniug ear.
Yet melts tbe snow, and viOletS blush,
The streamlet bursts its chain,
And gladly greOts the loaaoss bush
Thy renovatipg rain.
I often wish Thy longer stay; :
Thou art to me less sad
Than Haunting, merericious May,
In aowery vesture clad.
Q
Thou giy'st US hopes Of future lOyj
Maytime these hopes ful6llI
Thy promises our hearts employ.
.Wnllo yeLthy winds are chill
And hope, alone, is happiness
Fruitlon is its bane-
The las. may for moment bless,
But always ends in pain,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The New Yotk Central RatirOad.6
YER ago, issued scrip dividends Of 90
per cent. on It's capital s!oeE and hlH-
ing failed TO make returns 10 Tho reYes
nue. Office last ThurSJay, alsessed, BY
the United Slater Asse55or, ave per
cent. on the dividend, the lax amounting
10 i81, lbe. 900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

A Jersey girl gave grand party. put
ber guests 10 sewing Cafpss.TsgO, and
aller they had bitcbsd together oil the
rseO in The house, they we're sent of
without supper because the hired sirl bad
4 lane back. IF snCh q thing had oc'
eurred 10 the Uniled ststes, how the
Jersey psperS would haVO blo"cd about
n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

AZ incorporated society hired a man to blast
a rock, says Mark Twain, and he was punch.
ing powder into the rock with crOw.bar,
when premature explosion followed, sending
the man and crow.bar out of sight, Both came
down all right and the man went to work
again directly. But though he was gone only
iiteen minutes, they locked him for lost time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
SIMON noLIYAR.

He might have lived The rlchoSt. The.
most powerful Of tho creole caste, had
he chosen 10 submit 10 the Spaniards;
hu might have passed in splendid Iuxu,
~ those long years which be gave to
patriotic toll; he might have won The
highest Favors ofhis king and Of The
Spanish courtiers. had be Condesceudod
to become their slave. He preferred,
instead, tho favor Of his cOunlrymen
with exile, penuty, and the prospects Of
death. He gave The remaining years ol
his life TO South America and 10 free>
dom. He left his rich plantations by
The Gusyra. his fair villas. his wide
possessions and bis native city, aud aed
an impToverisbed exile TO foreignilphdl.
Here bis mind ever reyolveds piS1s for
the liberation oihiS country. 0iten6de.
fesled, ho lost hope. With a busy
persistencs scarcely eqUolsd. BY a Wgsh;
ington OF a CfomwoIll, be came back
alter every tepults 10 renew his effort.
He made desperate lOfsys into The midst
Of bis ioes, ghsnege other plan seem.
ed hoptlesE he f6gssd The ardor ol, The
ereole p6puletlon ~ bic ipcsbsppt ap:
peals, 6V lis hptoic example; ID. the
ot nsrSr S6i "a ASSERT
llss 9otsth anlstlee would ystets. lfet.
0h Bis S.ngls bfm rested for many years
the destiny Of half . continent; hud ii Is.
possible that Had Bolivar fsllen 10 bic
generous strife, The dag Of Spsil might
sill have waved over Tho shore Of The
Caribbean Sea, end the creoles have
shared tbs doom Of their bretheTn 10
baplsss Cuba. ~
We csnnot claim for Bolivar, with
his naive biogaPher, spotless fame. -
He was one OF those whose reason sits
supreme over their passions, and who
fuifl the PIalohic conception Of q we'll
govefaed fans. He was scarcely q
Titus 10 clvmency. a Marcus Auriliusi in
stoical virtue, a Cesar in eloquenos or
military skill. His countrymen are fond
Of comparing him to the earlier heroes
Of the Latin race, aud, With natural
satisfaction, delight 10 discover in
LnelV pel0Neu uusIulVI eNeIy halk W
the heroic that made illustrious the an
nails Of their snesolors when Latium rul
ed over Europe and when their meludi
oustongue Was tbe common language Of
Of literature aad Of civilization. But Il
must be confessed that Bolivar was often
che slave Of inferior impulses; that hs
was vsia ambitious Of personal suprema.
cy, boSslfuI, licsnlious, sometimes cru
ei; aud his real greatness lies in The fact
that be fought with uufatling ardor and
successin good cause. In tbiSreapeut
no excsls tho chisfo the Latin heroes.
He was patriot rather than CeIar;
he fought 10 liberats, not to enslave.-
His genius rose with difficulties; bic pow.
ors were mslured in trials; he ShoweTed
with bouutiful band tho blessings Of
freedom upon millions ofths Lslin race,
with such success Casa. had nothing
to compare; Napoleon no achievement
worthy ofequal mention. Eugene Las0
renee, IN Harpsr's Magazine for Aarch.
NO. g. har n irinn mot far nhnnlI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Governor Ausiin. Of Minnolols bSy
signed the Womaa'S Suffrage bill passed
By the Minnesota Legislature, pubmil4
ling tho question to q vote Of the adplt
male and female eilizens Of the State, aG
the fall election, and il iO uoW q laW.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

There is boy living mot far about
Erie, who Is certainly a Vanderbilt or
Pesbody IL embryo, He went 10 the
city to selftWO bushels Of beOnS; found
some stores paid 40 ceOts more q buSh-
el Than others, borrowed some money,
bought oil the beans at the cheap stores
aud sold them 10 the others and MADE his
little pile. That boy will probably grow
up aud be rich detsstsble man, aud
when hs dies, have funeral three
weeks long.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

THE following gadmohilldhl vas sddisGn
cd By . Quaker 10 mAa who vas hautS
ing fourth valley of 6ill 'lapgusgsg
against him; 'Hays. elre; fElpnd lhaR
lnbyeSt run thy iaee ag6iagt lly fSt,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The New York Espress gives lhis rule
for ieSdug obrisdsn; "Sst him lq
putting up old m;s.matched stove pipe,
and keep him at u 40 hoprf u ha
doa'taWesr he's'ea'ousd. : ol 6a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Ifyou perceive anything your duty,
the sooner You ptteud 10 Il the bstleL--
David says, II made haste and DELAYED
MOTTO keep The commandnvnts." Fol-
low his e5ample. w is9s lt.a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

WAR misery docs the vicious man endurei
Adversitylhow blunt are all the arrows Of the
culver, in comparison with those ofguilt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

A servant girl in Troy, 10 The habit Of
pilfering Ter employers liquor, drSnk
bug poison by mistake the other day, and
ashamed to confess hsE mistake, me! Che
lalO OF The bugs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

A Chicago paper Wanls q Law pasSed
10 make premediikled wife murder g
misdsmeanor. Il ought 10 boa punishl.
bic olfenss. that's so, it'S wonder Il
wasn't thought ofbofoIe ouLlhsta.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
SECRET HISTORY or JOHN
2 .l nROMNaS RAID.


,BfoWh aad avoof BE mt6 arrived ID
Detroit with fourteen sllVsa from ME-
souri, II the Sumner Of 1858. 0le Of
The Slayet gave hitlh 10 amSle child %
the way, the boy was named lohn
Brown, aud now lisoi 10 Wiaasov, BY
q strange coincidence, Fred DouglhS
happsnpd 70 bo leeiuflag Ia lhiS city NE
came evening that Brown otfiyeas gi.
ter the lselurs The lapdors Of ihn lntnF-
recIionaTy movement col together ~ the
house Of William Webb on CopgSesl
sJFesi, near Anlonlnp slFest, aad trnng.
el the plan for The raid on The South
which broke out pSOmAlusely q Httael'S
Ferry. e .i t9ais q i9ss ~
Nj. Webb wSs ioF many years mana
RSEtpl the plug tobacco tiaetorY on Jet
foT5on avenue. He il nov dSdd The
loading col6ted people Of Detroit and
Chatham WSro also present ,at tht meet,
ing. DouglasS OBJ sclsd ojBreVn plan,
Vkieh Originally wSs 10 make reid 'On.
single pid0, ti0na until tlt hSdt itoted
q force Of oh6ot ono thousand Sl69sS;
and then ,SwooP down on The larger
toWnu and cities collecting force and ma
terial a. be progressed. Brown grew
Wrathy, and asked Douglas ifho Was
coward. and referred 10 bic GuCcssn in
KaDsas AS an augnIy Otthe Vitginis cam.
paig1. Douglas replied thathe was no;,
and be would GiN0 material old 10 the
plan il be did hOtapProve Il, OF did not
90 himself l3 gi9a 3
George De Baptist also approved Of
The pI0n, but proposed q gunpowdsr
plot By which some aftesn q thoihrgs
eat churches inLhs south would be blown
up on 6xed Sunday. Brown object
ed to the plan on the score Of humanity,
asserting that BY bis plan mol ahundred
lives would be lost, his intention being
not to shed blood unless It became ab.
solhlely necessary, Do Baptist still
urged radical measures, declaring that
Browns plaa would fail aud perhspg
cause the loss Of million Of lives boioro
the troubled likely 10 ensue would bs
ended. IIO cited in support Of bis po-
siIion, the fact thatths Nat Tutner In.
Surmcliou 10 1881, by which ffty-thTOe'
white livessWere lost, had had The effect
Of cnusiug tbe next Virginia Legislature
TO consider bill for the gradual omsu'
cipalioO oflhsslayeG which bill was lost
by only two votes.
Ossawatamie's counsil dnally prevail
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The EmpGpss 81 Russia hls WIitlau IA
Mrs. Butlingame . letter Of cohd dolenros
and The Emperor has telegFapbed q
Washinglonssud Pekiu, expressing bic
lorFoR. NJ ~ aadl dla 5l
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

LitIeis denied to industry aud perseverance
though much is frequently acquired without
either.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

What makes man mean and contemplated 7
Why taking newspaper two or three years
and then refusing to pay for It. We have had
some Of that kind on our books.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

What is the difference between pill
and 1 noun IaiuH-one is hard TO get
down and tho other hard 10 gs' up
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

NY boy. what does your molhOt ID
fora livingl' was asked Of a little batO.'
footed e pFehin, She eats cold yiaIasllI,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Whatever talent you NAV possess the Di'
vine Master says, OCCUPY till l come"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Kindness is a language which even btples
understand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Cromwell did mol wait 70 strike until the
iron was hot. but made 1t hot by striking.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
.%LTNE HOUSE.

- - ~ - - - - -
bar the Steamboat Landing,)
PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
.P. DEEM, Proprietor.
II known house having been thor.
repaired and refurnished through.
open for the accommodation Of the
public.
LIVERY STABLE.
There is connected with this House
first.claas livery and feed stable,
oil supplied with buggles and hOr'
OAL! CoALll CoALIll
ersigned, having opened a oenl
'oint Pleasant, is now prepared 70
in large or small quantities to all
.ular attention paid to orders up the
+ down the Ohio rivers.
u, tys N''@' AOU'' A.P, DEEM,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The reported murder Of Dir. Living
stone, the African explorer, is.not be-
lieved by the most competent English
authorities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Pedanry is at all times odiou', but more so
when supported by Ignorance,