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lPUBLIC-No. 39.l
AN ACT TO incorporate the Washington Honeo
pathic Medical Society.

AN ACT to incorporate the Washington Honeo-
pathic Medical Society.
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
SentdtireS Of the United States of America IN Com
sress assembled, That Tullio s. Verdi Gustave
w. Pope, T.. w. Sonnepschmidt, L. s. Kimball,
and Jehu Braine. d, and their aslociates and
successors, physicians, be, and they hereby are,
made corporation by the name of the Washing
ton Homeo pathic Medical Society, with all the
powcTs and privileges and subject to all the
q al 8, lab htes, and rtstric ivrs set forth in
this act.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That said cor
poration may hold real ard personal estate to
the amount OF twenty thousard dollars.
SEC. 3. And be 10 further enacted, That the
members OF said society, or such of their OFF,
GERS or members, las hey shall appoint,l shall
have the power TO Practice medicine and sur
gerry and collect their fees within the District of
Columbia.
SEC. A. And be IL further enacted, That the mem
beTs of said society, or such OF their officers or
members as they shall appoint, shall have full
over ard au thOTity TO examine all candidates
for membership concerning the practice of
specific medicine and surgery, provided Said
candidates hall sustain a good moral character
qualihc atoms fIom .Ome legally authorize /
nedic al institution; and Ii, upon such examina-
ZION, the same candidates. without exception on
account of color, shall be found qualified for the
practice OF medicine and surgery, they shall re-
ceiye the certificate ofmembership or the license
ID practice medicine or surgery within the Dis
tTic- OF Columbia.
SEC. 5. And be IL further enacted, Tha: any
acts or parts OF acts conflicting with the provi-
siOps of this act be, and are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April %, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second session Of Forty-hryt Congress

tPUBLIC-No. 81
An ACT to authorize the city Of Buffalo, New
YORK, TO construct a tunnel under Niagara
river, and to erect and maintain an inlet pier
thcrefrom.
BE Il enocted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdfires ef the Unttsd States Of America in Com
gress dsses6Jed, That IL shall ard may be lawful
for the city Of Buffalo, in the State of New
York, to construct and maintain q tunnel under
Black Rock harbor and Niagara river, extend
ing not more than four hundred feet outside OF
Bird Island pier, and to erect and maintain an
inlet pier therefrom said inlet pier to be located
not more than four hundred feet outside of
said Bird Island pier.
Approved, April 20, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09

u &. REICHENBACH'sP Piano store,
Z, No. AS llk Street, Iore Peand. Arenae
tEsIABLIsHED OVER 20 YEARsJ
eole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS
q Nm knabe 4 Co, Baltimore. Ani Mm-
Planes, Organs and MeIodeons for sale orVVNVV
rent on the most accommodating te. ms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. spl-Iys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09

A sTHnATIC BATTERY-To Se worn on the
tarrh, Neuralgia, Headache, -Dyspepsis, . Wesk
cal Palsy. or Rhsumatism. Nv
This eeaselsss wc.kine Electric Disk" can dis
may be causing protrscted lamenees, cure sluaaish
juniors den1asged glands, and ealindelsnt ulcers
FOR ssie by Messrs. NAIRN 2 BRO, Messrs.
KlDWELL B SON, J. p. 4ILBURN CO., W.
II ENTWISLB, And CALVBRT FORD.
0IO. r.. ROGERs, General Agent,
ID lh6 Washington street,
spleeoAwem Boston, Macs.
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The MARKET-HoUsR QUEsTIoN.-This morn
ing, q memorial was placed upon the desk of
every member Of Congress, signed by " George
W. Emerson, Benjamin r. Hunt, John Dunn.
George NJ. Oyster, George Holmes, Committee
on behalf of the Market Men,"
The memorial protests against the passage OF
the bill incorporating the Washington Marked
Company and ask for charter for a company
on plan satisfactory to the mar ketmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09

FOR SOME TIME past an almost intolerable
stencil has pervaded the eastern portion of the
floor of the House but no eau q for it could be
ascertaiued until Friday last, when the caps OF
the registers through which the heat passes were
removed, and rumber Of them were iourd to
contain tobacco juice, old quids OF tobacco, &c
which bad been accumula; np ,or w,eks ard
the odor arising therefrom may be imaoipeo
especially when the heat was turned on and
created a steam nom the tobacco juice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09

Boys Shoes md Caters, for dress or school.
1Gentlemen's BOOTS and CATERS measured
10 order at SOC. advance on the above prices. All
Others kinds OF BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS al
equally low prices, too numerous to mention.
Remember, everything sold ct regular wholesale
prices.
All In want Of BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS
should give them call and examine their stock and
prices, and they will see . saving Of Is per cent.
Don't forget name and No.
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apps ln 9O6 sEvENTH ST, BET. / AND X g..
RARGAINSl BARGAINS
FOR THE BEST DRY GOODS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,

AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
60 TO 1920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
In daily receipt Of Dry Goods from the New York
Ladies and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchsfs,
cheaper than ever have been sold.
Birds Eye Linen, I6 and 81 cents, worth 81 and 50
entB.
White and Colored Crib Quilts, 80 and 81 cents,
yard wide.
Figured Linen, fine quality, 81 cents per yard
prices.
Large all Linen Napkins, 81 per dozen; worth
9l.60. Another large invoice VI Linen Towels re-
$50 Emory BxxTER. 1870 Penn. ave.
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The public !, respectfully Informed that on and
eter the IN OF ye shal be prepared TO furnish
f'S ssIrssssss
sible. Orders may be left ct the ONCE 9Th street
wharf, sent through the post ONCE or given TO the
Company" TAI 3 BA1LBY,
9th street wharf.
on favorable terms. apE-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-09

have IN store nne lot Of BUCKEYE POTA.
iOks " hic am raining on s. cents psr bush-
el- Call saTiJ a. so4 Sh street, near corner Of
n.y. i" A. n. YOUNG.
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NHILpRINr CARRIAGES,

ChiLDhkAp CAhhIAsAs.
Just received. q large assortment, ofA- -
tine latest style and finest finish, ct prices =
lover than they can be obtained else
CHR. RgPPERrS Fancy Bazaar,
apll-ln No. l03 (neW 1umberD 7th st., near d
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N9s iTfdm the wheeling lnt0l goneet.l
The Coal Trade 81 West Vifelffi6 aud
y ~ 81 the Tariff ~ 5t
ltisRoll known 70 every man d oil
arauO tinted with The commercial in(eteIlS
ofiW6Sl VfrgiiiS. that t6ese1poFl Of Bit
umon6 coal 10 The Atlantic sOabolrd
makes iaa important item 10 the trade Of
our Stale, aud annually brings 10 ! large
anppplof capital III
TES coal thus exported Il not used
lor fuel. bnl for ithO, manufacture Of gas
ia. thO Eastern cilieS. yr3 ~
Under The existing tariff duty Of one
dollarlaad ,tigsaty Jive ceRts per ton e lsV.
led upon coal imported from tie BFitiOh
Provinces aud elsewhere.
S lit were mot for this tariff, on coal
West Virginia mIners could 40. afford 70
mine iEand pGylh price charged By the
BnltimeEs and Ohio Railroad TOT ttAnSs
pOH6ilO6s The femovSbof lhiI tariff, Or
even lie partial reduction, would mill,
ls.s severely agatnII The coal inIsEsSt o.
West Virginia." =
learn that Determined effort is be-
log made by New EnRhSd members Of
Copgreis 70 gst'the tariff on bllumouS
eoalEeduosd, and they Offer - . plea for
Il that lhO high price OF coal under the
prsssn, tariff Il oausing .housunds Of poor
Ii tGS riIiea Sloog the Atlantic coat 10
oufFet. EoF tbbl wSnt Of neceSsst1 t,el.L
They sppeA Tor The reduction 81 The laIiG
on coai Observation-Disclosures, THE
Is oil buneomhS..E MOI onslton Of ooal In.
A thousand thet IL hhipped from the W6lt
(, used fGr fuel. Il iS used, Go 1sit,
for msuufacturiug haS: aid Il is noEthS
''suaeripp moor foF whom this fsp5ealii6
MAJ, I'M for ~ Wonliby pESpfiSioFs &c
81 msprfsetories.s ~ a 3
i Gdmire; a. New RoElaAdsrs sIIts
h.va nsver,beph dianossd n. G6seS at.at
man beoause ia Il / 5 YSnkeo: butt ID
tbink Il e iingaAeFous IA OUT New Eng
land .ffisndS,to onposo 4 so6l tSFifES They.
b M Cow III rs tarilis. II IL very.
diikeIlt 10 devhe.s 4 fSfiF ibiIftbbt. Wlii
not soperato jbadIy :upons zone lsesIiS6s
~ ont eounlbv AID Hpou som indfvi8t !
aIs ID al seciions .ib S1i 4aTifs Z a onSeIdd
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scoLpINs!--Alittle sirl. not SIX ysSrs
Of age, screaming QUITO her little Itolb.
o.. Who vas Plsyipg In The mud: @'s"
'BOb. you geod.Ior' nothipR rascal,
come right ilt0 che house This minute,
~ III best you till the skin cOnsS off,, V
why, AIgslinG. Angelina dear, What
DO yoq5 msa63 Where did you I6sffn
such laIk7' exclaimed The mortified
mother Who StoodtslkthE With 4 lfisn5
ApgslipR's childish reply was . good
sommeSiGry upon THE manner Of spGHk.
ing children: ~ 81 W '"fnf'"F
why, mother, you'see 70 we're play
ing and he's my little boy, and E'n teold.
ing him ig'F y y0ER ga as th Is ssfFpiog
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Little Sunset Cox was teasing Butler.
Thursday. 10 tie debHls in lie Honse
Of RspysseplatiyeSI Whsa :it6S" BeSslt.s
brushed him sE6y witEf ! Soptempigodg
Shoe Az don't bO9dsF me's'..'s.ThiSP %
epfeGsd Cog, that they "poS, stil bin
"shOp.Fly% Cox whish sbTS ssS haiI$EI
!St!i Ill $R0Fs' - So "'~
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( nov.iiv ,IriekeeTp' FrencEmOn being

a poverty stricken kreneh9sn pelng
aroused By bic wife one right WiFh tbe
cfy::' Gel pp Jacques; thsfs!s Gg6bb,e9iE
IL 'lhs house eeIhlY Ss.yeEsSa HSasB,
don.l let gSiss dislarb bi@, bin Ta 3.
seck lbs bSpse, end iFhs s6a1:. I S5SSyItRllBg
y'lPS E'R g'F " ss5RSf ISEEs t ss ssy
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n. A..YIIErIRRAN sohDIER.

IA old soldier oEtho WartoF 1919. who
has beentn an the tefritories inhabited
By indians for The, last thirty fyey years,
is perfectly eonselsanlW With the Language,
susloms and habits ofbll the tfibes, 40
intimate acquaintance Of Kit CaFSoh,
was OF tie Hammoud ST. tststion house
last pighl, says Tbs CINCINNATI Times, Of
Saturday week. where hgealled Gnd re-
qpesled to say. ell night. He ISIS tell
man six feet two inches in height light
complsxionsd with 10 elear blue syS, il
xeTyailIelligenE, haSa cultivated mind,
has never tasted drop Of liquor 10 BIS
life, never uttered an oath 10 the pres.
encs Of n'lady, hss rsised,tys boys and
never struck one 4 bloE iOthis lie.
4he,spns are men now, and oil oyer
Six feet high one being zig feet four
inches. One Is nov 40 Indian Agent.
Tho old gentleman nov eighty.bye
ysaIs Of sgo, WAS on his wy IRON tie
territories 20 vista friend Of bis 90 The
Kentucky river near Frankfort, and had
money enough when be. started 70 pay
his way, bu, was robbed soms place ip
illinois Hesinte6dS 10 recruit himself
vith bic fFisndg there dfof afsW weeks
and then return to his work 10 theterTi+
tories, being % active % rnost men much
younger He sSys be hos no ida Of
dying for many yesrs yet, aud believes
he may reach 100. "
bIp4Ise47hs ,Wog inlyuStsd With drcYe
Of cattis 10 digs from Ptxes, and The
guerrilla tebsl and cnE.lhroat QuanIFelI
took them from him. tiE't -
This really interesting oldigeutIemau
vas born in L6udon co.. w., near Fer:
faT c.H. Hi6 name il John Webster.
No iS . second cousin Of Daniel Web.
stsr. and. By The commanding intellect
he displays. is q cysdhable relative in
point psa ofiR'ellg'osstG sly gtsPst stss''''-
" VI. % e. F.
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lTHEI nIsENTHRALLRn.


Ho had bowed down % drunkenness; +,
Az sbjsct WorshiPPor;
The pulse Of manhood's Prid0 had gore,
Too faint and cold o atirb
And 10 had given his spirItpp9
gnlS lle hlmblrst lhrall; q
And, boEing tOths poisoned cup,
He gloriedin his falL sa
There came change cloud rolled Oh,
Aud light fell on hisbrlin
Aud Ike the passing d . dream
20 That comsth not again:
) The shadow 6fhis spirit asd.-.
He cav The gulf bsIGre...
2 Ne shuddsIed itlhs waste behind:
/ And was aiman once more.
BE shook the sarpsats fold away
That gathered around his heat,
AsaHatsS me study forest Oak q
Its poison EineaPaIe
! He stood epart:,.returuipg pride
\ GeR terribly Within. 1es .fi
And conscience sat in Judgment on
HispOSt familiar Sin. HtI%
The light Ofintellest again eas
Along his pitRyPy i ihE,PPIHHsa,
And reason like a..menarch, stood
Upopits golden throne: wsI%
The hOnOred and The wiSeOnce meEe
Within his presence cameo. la
And lingering OF on lovely lips q t.,e
BIS IE once forbidden name.
: Tl.eEe may be glory 10 the might Z.
Thattreadsth hGtions down..
Wre&thS for The crimson WarriOr...
Pride for TIC kinglI crown, y
But glorious iS that triumph hour
The diiehthralled shall'fnd,
When SyilpiiSion bogstlt down
81, Unto the Coo. like mind.
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AloyslI ~. ell Is Wlisls9oegR1iP recently

A loyeIyi Pill 10 WissonliD recently
recovered one hnhdE S65 toritg 4 " =
Samaa:s ii 'bttaeh u pfSlSi HsttissI
S SfFSSii1St : pst6dicl, leESt, Pr4S9' YSr
SSnsIgSEStSIStsa let Cd IlGS snie &, 6eh
ts6e sEstihs9 HiEi SfoSSi " lal5SSsss ! 4
itSs 4mIleIsd dsFsh daiff,F SlSl&fs 99tp66I5
tSsIiuc6ssa hst d. ogs 4: gaS sgsEg PSEI-
NJ :, ~ ~ . fSVS SSS god fdTt tSTi
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NUMBER 40 .


AIithi6h Ground a. ate aEs
oraeations a 1ihfH nhilielOa %
dlsl, Ifit ianndel ha uleiogeopO could
sshf65l9 81 dt5tiukuishS one ilow lh6'
oFlI6f IF5 III thO 9iGiiii6 q loTrtp . nlhltite'
GleGlRd. GhiSsrtiasol duSlss ibit pgls
iitlS god, sV'alta1e proportion
P6ssl S6Ipaos hta dilco4eTqa, ge1S,
tbus alll more ltulhSgtro hidden VlIhiA'
t6ia irregular molesdlp Of meter 4HlSR
No now IurtbS tlihA event bilcgo ba4
dareS 10 dream Of Hot t.rqpSss
obsyO the iqpplSe iel teeBt-rayl IetloEsE
iEo the inauencea Of ligai dpoq u plesS
ITCHY 'RandeFtully 'Cxctlet ~ tpd 'elE
mora eprid6t y The manner r Etiiea
obey The lni6 eiO'6k the cbemies3 'tcEee.tt
These are phOpomeit which VA lhtFss'
seen: vt know them, ana We cen iePEoy
Edboes than our plees1lS ehava'
adv6need:h: l.Isle 'gAgs illo The qseEs!S ~
nttars, aud ltorf lHs spot ~ heye galGfA
Ne look aloERetds lEItts yieiOnl eo!1eyh e
brishtOaed By or t1Ssi ,oqi peS qlseeIsS
90 much 70 he yer JdSn9Yn tess W
leaE6 another tfuthEonf 'Vosl igeosenee
q maPY things telaIlr y snls gss'A
dust. Urn ~ 3
II gathers around e5NsEt qIg'g,ssh
theys eiiag tegellIet. ent esq esslus
0pen every esne " y my III
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RIncksnfffkfng.

- I ID nov prspSIed 70 Do AL kinds of
Biqsb hi9Ri such 81! 4tohibg Wag.
u onS, mgkilgE aud tepalSihR MlttCelsss
Shovel Pl9ESg g., kc. EYefything y the
liHS, done in The HeSy beat mr9p9er. RRd VAR
EiRRt siftss saa 3 te 9d S5lSSfss
N&H Sired, opposite The Court House.
Seipt pleasant, Nnyehs 25-Rmn .D6a ea'hiit
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Two de1eons 10 sFloriad rsoabtly rode
tlftcea piles at night qpd sIOloe thsiliSts I
Y :. g #! 5 Siysl q! eslaqER4s sst Y Is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

aAIo1tY JgDeE.-A Judge 10 East
Te5Bessse,. wbohsd iFied q ssit tog.lhs
recovery Of liquor bill, the defence g
which YES thai Tie liquors sold we're q
q very IntsiOr qnplity. charged The Ja.
" 10 the following sensible language:
.Gsnllsmel Of Die Jnry-Fprs Gnd on
adul,oratej itqpor tie experisnee ot tbe
Court proves condueeS TO heath and
lopReyily: bul q bad DEtiels. Or ! bSt =
5jiS druggsd ayIisls, Ssptl sRSa. can:
not 81 lOlsyaisd; sPd itibss, |Ssdlsrs f i, +
Bi.S.sd ~ WIS sSp IL e Ss5iss.sI
et..!o$ S%S$ a Keep Y S,Ss
bSssla ii lhis GOgEF gsalls e 2. q lbs. g;
~. Ihey cannot recover. The verdict
Sas9 0 81 sSgE.' Fl Ee ds lR 9IIE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

tttnok thirty sfx koo llsme6 Of 'Veslih
and Eieh so6tal pSsid6n 10 iB9ite sHFiHst
AtthuE'gp tho iDaImonicO bsilrisgl6s
York. e. l To Y g5e44s ~ Z iN -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

An Acc6uM0p1TtS6 HtVBANp,-AJout
two weeks 9go Il vas noliced 10 our col
umns thSt . NJ. Brawn. blacksmith,
otD66b's Berry, New York. had surgen.
dared bic wife TO- 81 assistant workman
knoWnas Bernard Tigho. 70 whom che
WtS'm6rrisdby tho Mslhoaiit minister .pf
the village, Brown becoming . boiFderI
oftbe newly married. couple. Il now
appears that Tighe, Alter enjoying mat,
rimoniGl Bliss for one week dscpmped
to paris unknown. % II 10 slIsgsd and
copesdea, because he could not get pc.
session o. certain property that belonged
TO Mrs. Bfown that was, Mrs. TiRho
alias Ms. Brown finding herself without
oprotector, cslled pnon Mr.. Brown 10
resume bis former relations With her 90
4 hhgg sBBssp5, appd hs CONSENTED.
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vi lie cheek. b6tsth6 young woman
Who ssIisd Che photograph tp tSkeihet
q piolEfd With, 90 expFet lion ~ com4
p6eiag poem had taoTo dian enough
le9 oBo'Petson: ~ e .l'a 81 I'd T
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

40 Iudisusp0lis bsparetell5sof mn
.Ebo IoPsbYSd li'E!if q With 20 ezs tlAFI
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Considerable excitement prevails ia
Harrison 'iGinuhly.I lIn1ji6S. over the 10.
ported discovery olgol5 and iil1tsfmiSAs
nSSiFi ne 1ltSSS Of iIi6TpSoboSsd L,oliEVill6
SSdr Sc, Loud BailF6a9T' TV"i4Y;iwo
i6ilihsfs hav6ifb6sS asIVj6g 70 food earn.
SS((oif' tHSv baSic four month";. add. i is
BH!sIlii.sSTs4 hiSIE!S ref / 5 i .ss..
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4lhs Bit 10 6hahee the U0tted slatsl
Judicial Circuits FsPostsd 4, I'D senase
With amendmsbta edhssiSj plseSg,
WssL Virginia 10 ihessixy6, with 0hiog
.MIehigap and eplneEy rs.
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OFFICE,
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~ T. .
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oGa sqpGie 8 month";, lss4 Z ~
6.s ES,Tfb AZ 1 column, 5 months, 10 90
DIE fourth q Z column, months ~ w
Ode nglth off column. l2months, " W
OnO half Of column, months, gQ
One half Of I column. months, Y w
One hGlfOf column, IL months, - w
ono column 8 months, gv
One column, s months, % yg
One column, l2 monthsi Wy
AL idYertisensnts not having the number
oiinsertions marked on the copy, will DO IN.
serted until ordered out, and charged FOR 40
1iIysflI advertisements eG IIIss quarter
g t,asieat advertisements Fqst be paid for
IN advance. yti X
Free advertising positively, Aissontipued: g.
Advertisements for charitable iRstitqtlSns, in
ferted for hplfpfiee.
Marriages and deaths publiRhed free. obit
paFy Notices and TribEtsE 81 RsssEesst charged
hslfthO 9bQYo rates.
In1opnSthe candidates Tor county oalces,
s. %; Iat stats and Federal Offices, $40 %
payment required In advance.
Congratulations solicited, but every article
aust be accompanied with the name Of the
writer. ~,
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plaintiffs are required BY law TO pay the cost
u Orders Of PdblIcalion bel0rd the Proot Of
Publication is issued. 4E
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Many Of the people Of Waterbury,
COidttticGt, have dhht Of iBtiF g6s ia
taken 10. keIo5sR6iba aScotnt Of ihS higl
B pt iGi i poor Iig gla stsh' gee it
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a California pstaF 0busep . man %
cotatd. a6o backed ont Of : R9lhle aiteE
hRT65 g.boIbc BIZ esIg eGG6ed of. one eve
6Sfifi S6 !, ala BE i6ser, fiiSGhed, PsSidOt
S I. ! $sS 3 ~ ! sS@s "a
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

A eoTsspoplsnt' sey5 thst thele gaals
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

josh gillI6es
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sand enough il itseFse TO- e9pthda q.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

A IStter from Governor BdllSi, d Ne
brathS, ssyS bef vim ebhgehe Tic lggf
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

Tgdn the wheeling ThlSlllgohe5F.l
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24
JOB vFORKa

Wo are. prepared, to do job Work Of every
dsssSipfioh. III a. good style as any Office IN
hi. part Of Tie State. and q lover prices:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

New York Il sh1ddeyjag over the
! noWlsdgO iust received nine hun9
5Fed gailons Of nIs5olgtts tins were CAS-
lsd'throagh !A Y \. ! p;hfl dsg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

Daniel Webster said fhSs tbe void
,sovlil, IL Bglly Choties haldafilins
Ee,sn6ls9 small gillllpa slraek by
lightning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-11-26
For The Cecil Wing.
Autumn.

A mournful anthem sad and low,
As trembling on the evening breeze,
Der hill and dale the sunset glows,
Streams softly thro' the murmuring trees,
And Fastening thro' the azure dome,
The scattered clouds, tumultous fly,
Like fallen spirits doomed to roam
In terror thro' the painless sky.
Thro' lone sequcsted glen and glade,
Where tangled foliage deckcd the shore,
And verdant Summers splendor played
Pale Autumns glory reigncth DER.
He breathed upon the forest throng,
And gorgeous beauty shrunk and died:
The startled birds with plaintive song,
To mlder climcs instructive HE'D.
His mantle spread DER Summer-bowers,
Where beauty reigned- green!
And 10! her crown of blushing flowers
Is blighted, and the peaceful scene
Transformed, in sable garb appears;
While DER the wreck, where dallied love,
A dirge,-that awes the soul with fears,
Means through the faded trees above.
Young Spring with birds and fragrant flow
erS,
Bestrews with life the steril share,
And sultry Summers pensive hours,
Bestow on man bounteous store.
Alas! like youth and manhood's fame,
In needless silence, vanish all;
While on Times sinking wrecks remain,
No vestige of their rise or fall.
Behold life's emblems fade away;
A solemn warning thrills my soul;
The old and young, the sad and gay,
Speed swiftly to the awful goal,
In life's fresh Spring, thoughtless youth,
Beware, the autumn soon shall come,
Health, wealth, and life must fail-but Truth
Will guide each pilgrim safely home.
J. H. X.