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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

A Coop NAN GoKE. Lies filful
dresm is o.eri Hes goue! Lewis B.
MsDagsr, then whom 10 puter. better.
higher.touOd man ever lived or died
Alter upwards Of six mouths Of most in-
tense physical suffering, closed his
earthly career at hi. residence in this
place. June ls. 1870. inthO Ssh year
Ofhis sgs.
We do not propose to become his bic
ographer, ths. work of eawill be re.
served for ADLER, better and more compe-
tent pens than onrs. We would simply
announces the death of the eood man
the good citizen and Christian. In
performing thi. last sad rigte tothe mem
DRY ofa dssr. devoted friend, whom We
have long and Intimately knovu, the
mind naturally rsvolIs at The thought Of
INDUCING IN the exIrayagaut ruIOsiss
noW.by fstttoo common in obilusryinp.
;tisss. apd ao would speak Of Nj. n.
only Is ve have ever Known him, az the
most upright honorable and conscien.
tious man We have met in life.
Al a scholar, intelligent, educated and accom-
plishsd.
A. geaiisnan. elegant, refined and courteous
As "a friend. sincere, constant and generous.
AZ a husband, faithful, kind and Geyoled.
AZ father, tender. alfeclionate aud ndplgent.
As Christian. full, meek and exemplary.
The whole community sustaiu a loss
and mourn The death Of such man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

FLave. IF any our readers desire TO
procure good -four. wo advise Them to
s'tit 81 the "E1cel.ior Mills" 10 this
place. Messrs, Cole 4 Robinson are
40" manufacturing -four that cannot be
surpassed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
BtacI1smit thing.

sul I.am nov prepared to do all kinds Of
KS Blacksmithing, such a. Ironing Wag'
IONS, making and rep firing Mattoces,
Shovel Plows, DO, dc. Everything in the
line, done In the very best manner. and war;
rGnEsd 70 give satisfaction, and At fair prices.
-,..4 ~ !, r YOUNG.
Main Street, opposite the. Court Hopss,
Point Pleasant, March, 25-em.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

THE BoAtd Of Supervisors win meet
IL this place 90 The 6rst Wsdnssdsy 10
August. next sa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

M''O's. Smith q Martin ore suoW Of
l'!'Og oil pOOds 10 their line. at rsducsd
pn'sE They have . lsrge stock Of
Soeal, and onF readers would do well to
e'lliala1SsA Ihsn. 40
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
FROM Ron, GRO ", WOODWARD.
Ch;ff Iniilsa n tIie antrenio Court b Penn.

sii Chief Juitss u the supreme Court 81 Pehn.
~ = - "a eytgAnla. . .fll. 81 II,
~ Z fiFrN PnfLinhLFiifA, March 10, 1907.
IfAd. ffa1n iHdfs GtrBlaH Raier q iqf On s
lalorSefffn9 bspsrage BIZ IA glcd lOaic htsfA
- (sdSS1dsTtof ASdfget ftt oigsaf and n gFtat
! b,lttft % eaifs " dfb.ilit ana ,saAti ~ HsFpon
y aeiies - lit lbttfIa. ~ n +. .ss.5l. j.
Gk0. ". lgcopIYAifn
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Sealed Proposals.
LIMRhR, hLLMBRR.I

NV 3 have now on hand a large amount Of
w dry Yellow Pinefooring and weather.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
WhisEy i uot : IuDio. Ili,pIobsbiJ


Whisky is got : tonie. i,ptobsbiy
An siIsraIse; fof 4 ohAugss dollars q
dimes. virtue 70 crimes sOd msn %
braieS. 5
Fok rms WS.r. p Wesley MeDanisI.
son ofHO,siasoo MoDapisl. EsqHOt this
place. III, sunday evening % The slssm-
or Hudson, for Bis home 10 Missouri. a
We hope bis Zip may be a safe add
pleasant one.
Tar BoAtd Of supervisor. win meet
IL this place 90 the 6rst "Wednesday 10
August. next
Noses q. Msrt.a. E,q. has opened :
uea. aud ddy grocery room 90 ale
wharf boat. We WisS bin success
he will accept our .hanks for fSsofs.
Remember thai We are Stfering our
paper lot so GEMS from Ills until No
ysmber Isl. Send. ia youF psDes.-
Nothing Ike being posed.
FiRE- 40 aTSfniot Gre was sounded
in our town Sunday. caused BY % spark
lighting on the r0Nfot the kitchen al
tsehsd TO Mr. HoWsrd's residence. and
igDi,ing lie shinsle., Luckily. howey-
crit wss discovsrtdln time, to prevent
serious damage 4el -s7
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

A sorrsspopdei Of the Rsvsnswood
Nee' f'yOrShly snd smpba.ically iudor"
g Gen, Wi,cber for rs.elsOIion Is Con.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23

An siIsrgise; for L changes dollars loI
dimes. virtue 70, crimes sOd men 20
brpieS.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

to replace some vacancies, and that no addition U
the present corps OF occupation Is expected.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

knows. The remedies that have hitherto been ap-
ped TO It have only served to aggravate the Ieeigs
OF both parties and TO make them, n possible, more
anxious 10 ruin and destroy each 0ther Tue Coer'
clon act has precisely the same effect
The reason OF this systematic failure Is owing 10
the TACT that the real the true the only remedy mas
not yet been applied, ana when II VIII, when the
peasantry are protected against arbitrary eviction,
the chronic warfare between the upper and lower
classes In Ireland will most assurediy be at an end.
WHY AND WHEREFORE.
WHY let me ask, Is this feeling so strong In
Meath It is because. as have already mentioned,
the landlords and the wealthy farmers or
graziers made common cause together against the
humber tenants and the laboring classes. They
drove out OF their homes not because the poor
people were unable 10 live ana pay their
renis but simply because thcy wanted their places
for themselves II these l0rnllngs are now surprised
at the eeIng Which anlmates the lower classes
against them they need only remember their own
conduct not many years ago, and ask themselves
whether such conduct ought to be allowed to pass
with mpunity. They should remember the lines OF
one Of the sweetest but most unfortunate OF poets
(Godsmith, whose early life was passed not far
from the rich plains from which now write:-
Princes and lords may flourish may fade,
breath can make them, a breath has mtde;
But a bold peasantry their countrys pride,
When once destroyed can never be supplied
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
THE NEsBIrr CASE IN NEWARK.

Was Joseph More Sinned Against than Sim
,ning-The Latest Phase of the Cuse.
At the last term OF the Essex County Court OF
Oyer and Terminer, held in the city of Newark. N.
j., case was disposed OF somewhat similar in
many respects to the celebrated Mcfarland case in
this city. One Joseph Nesbitt well to do saloon
keeper, one Sunday in the latter part OF last
March, who had been for some years previous sepa
rated from his wife, caught her and young man
named Frank Harlan, alias Tom Sully, together in a
bedchamoer OF the house wherein she resided, and
or nve times Neither was dangerously nurt.
however, the balls happily having lodged
indicted tried and found guilty Of assault with IN
tent TO kill, reported at the time in the HERALD
on the trial 1t was shown that Mrs Nesbtt had only
lived with her husband six weeks when they sepa-
rated Her being with Harlan was explained
to the Court; that she was about moving. and
had had accepted the oner & OF Harlan 70 assist s.,t
Court persistently refused to hear anything about
her previous character, which counse for Nesbitt
Judge even intiina,ed that ''this is no Mcfarland
case put one that shall be tried on Its purely legal
OF the convict. One OF the judges
was waited upon by highly respectao%le % % citizen ~
the woman was the lowest OF the low. Ihcn. SAID
the Judge If that's the case he ought TO go to State
Prison for wanting to live with such woman.
NOW III 90 III for giving him two years. Sure
enough he did get two years, and Is now serving out
his sentence.
Meanwhile within a few days. Mrs. Nesbtt and
the festive Harlan turned up in the Police Court
under circumstances rather extraordinary. II
seems they had been together at picnic, and got
into dispute with the driver OF the hack, one PhiiO
Saxon and charged hun with roobing her.
The whole party were taken to the lock-
up and held till the arrival oil Justice
Mills. Saxon was at Ouce discharged aud
accusers both fined for being three sheets in the
wind. Since these facts have been made public
strong popular sympathy has set In Tor the convict
husband and it is beginning to he asked IL he was
not ''more sinned against than SHINING" An effort
will doubtless be made to bring his case before the
Court OF PardOns at ts next session. with view to
his liberation Mrs. NeStt Is now before the courts
seeking divorce. she u rather prcpoSsesslng
EngllshWQman.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

LADIES, BEWARE bad FOR THE BACK HAIR
The Great Falls IN. H. Journal says that young
lady OF that place who had beautiful head Of halr
was obliged TO nave II cut on close TO the head on
from switch that she had been wearing. The
Rochester Courier says a similar case occurred at
Milton o short time SINCE, and every week we hear
of bugs insects destroying the natural hair The
switches are made from the bark OF a tree and con-
tain these little bugs that fatal TO the natr IL
Is only in such unciWlized countries as Arkansas
that the back hair excrcscenCe Is useful. There 1t Is
used as target for the rev0lvers ol drunken lus-
Rnds.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
Landlordisln, Tenant Evictions
and Fenianisrn.
The Infallibility Debate in the
Roman Council.
England, the United States, Canada and France
as They Speak in the Vatican.
M. Provost Paradol's Mission to
Washington.

BY special correspondence from Europe we have
the following ample, varied and highly important
exhibit in detail of the Old World situation as 1t pre-
vailed on the 9th OF June.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
GERMANY.

The National Reichstag-Dcbate on the Grim
inaI COde-COunt Bismarck 70 the Rescue
The Premier's Treatment OF Hesicide and
Political Party Assassins-The Vote and
(,h;uot Victorv
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
WORLDS FAIRS.

The Industrial Exhibition in st. Petersburg
Worlds Fair in Prospect History Of the Ma
ti;nal Efforts Since the London Fair-Ths
French Show Of 179S-paris Premiums
and Patronage-Engl Lessons
What Russia Has Accomplished
The New Exhibition Building
Imperial Patronage and
Blessing Of tho Church.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
FRANCE.

The Mission to WashinGt0n-.I. Provost Par.
adoi-ilis Journalistic and Literary Career
His Discourse France in Ednburg-Or.
Ieanism and British Iuterests-B0nap parties
COnsiiiuii0nalism - Diplomacy Towards
spain. .
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-08
The Secrets Of EOUth Unveiled

Medical Treatise CT thirty-two pages, sent
post paid, on receipt of two three cent postage
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-08

TIE CRAIG MIoRoscoPE.-This Microscope is
simplifed and adapted to popular as we'll as
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the only instrument of high power which re-
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Ccosnng only Two Dollars and Seventy five
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III IN the community, and should be on the table
this paper. 80 a., "
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the Medical Faculty and many thous-
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Read thestestimony of physicians and
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Samuel G.. McEadden, Murfreesboro.
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ati.m send me four bottles, as I wish
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Rosadalisis sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
nmore. DR.. CLEMENTS & co.
Perpetrators.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-08

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Containing 200 pages magazine size, the whole
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AGENTS WANTED-Male and Female in every
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-08

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! the Obligations, Duties
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regard to Health anC
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Nervous Debility,

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Sold by ali druggists, and sent by mail receipt
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way, New York. [julyl.ly.
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The Celebrated New England Remedy.


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BY THE nGILWAUKBE
Medical and Surgical Institute

Just published, Course of Lectures Oh the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Must think Of III No cruelty to animals
What has Bergh to Offer in the name OF hu'
manity that can Transcend this wonderful
consideration for our "unpayed streets 7 "
And think, too, Of the car loads OF freight
that would also add its share TO the burden
The streets would be oyertaxed, the people
Of the District would DO oyertaxed, visitors
would DO oVertGIed; then, as consequence,
there would be renewed attacks on the mis-
cradle condition Of the national capital, aud
we do not want foreigners to come here and
behold our awful plight "Dlstauee lends
enchantmsnt to the view"
1t is related that dog once attempted to
drink from a pond over which venerable
goose stood sentinel. For this impudeneS
Of the canine species, the auser bird threat
ened vengeance. What right had tho dog
to quench his thirst at this spot. After Iomt
cRckllng tho dog concluded the goose dix
not amount to much, that the water wal
staguant, and not at to drink. He deter
mined, however, to taste and went his way
confirmed In the opinion frst entertained
Tho goose, from prominent place, asket
II his doEship was satisfied. To which h
replied that he was, but no thanks were du,
to tho guardian Of the pond. The waite
had become stsguant with age, aud natur
was too sensible to refresh such a detestabl
locality.
The Senator from Western State salt
Washington was sick, and wanted doctor
ing. Too truo-slok from tho overlooking o
quacks. But what 10 the use Of complain
ing. We are not competent to take care o
ourselves, and Of course not intelllgen
enough to determine the cause. Why shoulI
We argus1 What amount OF reasoning
what presentation Of facts could couyinc
the incredulous that our people desire Il
hold the Exhibition in Washington, or thu
We are able and willing to pay the expense
Whatever respect We may have for Il
5 goodwill OF our friends, the Senator wi
c considers II an evidence Of his regard for Of
t welfare that he opposes the bill, does n
E evince the kind Of sympathy that will mai
Washington respected city among Il
capitals Of the nations Of the earth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

General 7. J. Reynolds, military com.
mander OF the Flflh military district, de-
cllnes the use Of his name for the Texas
senatorshlp. A conviction Of right and n
sense Of propriety, he says, precludolt under
existing circumstances.
Hon. William A. Howard, of Michigan,
who was rendered and declined the Chinese
mission, Is In the city, at his old quarters,
the 81. James Hotel.
Acting Governor Lee, of Wyoming, has
appointed Mrs. Caroline Neil and Mrs. Ester
Moorss justices OF the peace for Sweet Water
county.
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine, who was
4 guest OF the officers Of the British man-of-
war steamer Monarch, arrived in town Sat
urday evening, an Is stopping at the Jen'
ness house.
Colonel John Mosby Is a candidate for
covuty Judge at FSuquler, Virginia.
A lady OF New York to whom Mrs. Stowe
sent her "vlndicatlon," with the compll-
ments OF the author, returned the volume
with tho endorsement "Lifc Is not too
short-excuse me-"
Rochefort is said to suffer from "diseaScd
nerves Of the neck" DR.. Napoleon faVors
amputatlon Of the diseased part.
General Mcclellan is to deliver series Of
addresses to the members of the National
Guard regiments in New York city next
month, on discipline and the acquisition Of
military knowledge.
Margaret Stuart, Of Philadelphia, has
struck Billy Patterson for $4,000 In
breach-of-promise suit.
Admiral Buchanan has become res!
dent OF Mobile, Alabama.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Raiura.v o,entn, .ro,h.r brtIiiant aaseu-
b,ogs .r.o.a an. 80. AZ IIoD. tIoratIo
Kirs - ooI.hra,. sno,h.. =, ,ho tn,,sro,y
rsnnIoD.n go ~ I'M. hosr,,.hI, citizen.
Anon, too hnnar.d ana an w.r. rr.,srt,
comnos,rS MANI vs,i rrovr u,,ro,,,,r, IN
an. e,r,.r,.n, - a.. -. : r,o,.ono,,. p,orn.
man, suong ,hsso wsrc s.n.,or AJorrilI and
Iodv ~ yoTn,ont, AndItor Fr.nch ana iadv,
TnSs. c..av lac. r-Ina n.noraI Ana,
pISe JrdSs H.lt NJ, Placnfsn' ~ IN. Pos,
con-. n.rs,,n,sr,, n n p.s,.,, ars 10
.aoor.n.nI.d ~ ps,Is sr,,,h. tbo s,,I.,, M,
| n n To~ona ID ord ro.pv o,ho,, NJ
49, s,a,,Ia. ~ Sow Va o,,r oIso
sr.o.d Tho occa,Ion. and the fair Isdy met
Ion . w,rr rocontIon from al, hoart, vbsn
-, .ho wa, Tho ave., nos,,s, Who
v,or. .gono s,gnsd herself Mary z. Hewitt
Amhonsb nov .nn.r,ntlv in the ssy,a,r'
~ -, , afp 80 .h..st,r oo,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

kSdJSA TORPID System some.
bS times, without any assiEu liable cause, The
physical strength and Shimil spirits give wsY.sld
leol There Is ilile or NJ pain, perhaps, bat the
m9seulhI system seems TO have departed, and an
Indifference to the pleas Of lfe Rnd even on lis
ErAYe responsibilities takes tho place Of that earn.
est interest In both which ohaFAetoTIss every wall
balanced mind when In healthy condition, This
state Of partial collapse IL often the pTonSnItoTy
symptoms Of some serious mAladY, III IhdIeatss
uumlstakAblY that the vital PoWsfs are lGDEuIsh.
oitisF doses Of AYsTErTER,s STOMACH BIT.
TRRB 10 WondeTfullT beuenoial. The great tonic
wakes up the system from il browse. The sSoTe.
tons and the circulation receive new imbeinS
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticity undsf
the operations Of the epeOlhs, like the slGeEsRsd
strength Of musical Instrument In the pTOoess 81
tuning, LsthGTGY And debility ara replaced By
almost seemed burden while the son o. dSprss.
sion lasted becomes once more enl0yabls. Thatsueh
a radical change should BE- produced BY remedy
erals 90 extensively uaed In modern pTAetlgS, NAV
seem incredible 10 those who pin their faith % tho
medicinal efficacy Of active pOiaons, bul II thSES
skspties will take the tToablO 70 lAQuiTS Of Mos
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