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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
BETHANY college.

WHE thirticth Session Of This institution vii
commence on MONDAY 26ra sEFTEHBERl
1870, and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871 I.
1t is romantically situated In the midst Of the
,beaniifn AUDI healthy. hill .eohnlrJro Of the
"Panhandle" Of West Virginia, easily accessi
ble by railroad or river and surrounded by the
most favorable influences for student life, II
has property in endowment, Buildings, APP.
paratus, Library, &c, of over 1856 900 aud is
thus enabled 10 sustain Il faculty and furnish
facilities for a thorough education Of the very
first Older.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided Tor both public and private boar
ding and unfurnislled rooms will be let to
students who wish to bcaid themselves
COURSES or INSTRUCTION.
l. REGULAR Literary Course, including the
Ancient Languages, for the Degree Of BaGhel
or Of Arts. g Literary and Scientific Course
forthe Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences g. The
Course for Master Of Arts. A. The Course for
Master Of Sciences. S. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &C.
Detailed in s0rmation rs 10 these Courses will
be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set Of Philo'
sophiral Apparatus, and students who wish II
are trsined in the use Of Fidd ipstramcnts,-
also thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
nracticsI in, tTnetion and work in Chemical
ANALYSIS and an ample Museum for The study
Of Natural History.
rgnns:
T,itiop $50 per session, Bonding 80 TO s5
,,or ~oeI vi iTpfSrnisbsd rooms as ner session
70 eoct stvdent nrsnaring for the Ministry -
Free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of die Gospel
Of all denouinaUons.
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REPUBLICAN, MEErlSa,-Thc Republi-
cans Of Cleudencu township, will hold
their Township Convention on Saturday,
the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock, at Laidly
School House, for the purpose of nomina-
ting township ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Perhaps no ono meM.
cine Is so universally 70.
quked vs. everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal.
~ adopted into use, In
every cuuntrynhd among
all classes, ~ this mild
but efficient purkativt
PIN. Tho obvious rea.
son is, thstitisamoro 70.
haDlU and lar more e1oc.
tlRl rcmelly than any
- elgh =. = -. N...lL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

BuRSrD.-Wo regret to announce that
GU Monday Of last week, Mr.. Clark
kaufman, was severely burned at one Of
Burnap's salt wells near Clifton. He
went near one of tho wells witha light in
his hand, and the gas iguitiug, burned him
very badly about the face, arms and breast.
Ills burns uro not considered dangerous.
but arc very painful.
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ACARD.
To those Interested i'm the
West Virginia Coal
GOmDaNy.

MIR. MARTIN HAYS, the former agent of
lil the West Virginia Coal Company, has in
the absence of Mr.. John Young. tho present
manager, assumed powers in said Con pany
not vested in him; he also cOrrupts the public
mind bY false representations OF the state OF
affairs Of said Company
l, the undersigned. warn the public not 10
give any crcdence whatever 10 the statements
Of said Martin Hays, and await the return OF
Mr. Young, who is at present away on BUSH
ness for said Company.
BOok-keepcr of West Va. Coal Company.
sent. 1-Wl
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Annotlucen cnt.

We are authorized 10 announce JESSIE
MAUPIN. 4s All independent Peoples candi-
date for the office sf Assessor fofDistrict No
!, of Mn!on eounty.s
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We understand that the Clifton Iron
and Nail Company is now in most four
ishing condition. There never was time
before, whea their nails5yere in such great
demand as at the presentStimo. The nails
made at this Bill are tue best now liz use,
far surprising the Wheeling nail.
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nEIMpoLDls ExrnAoT DuNoU

hEbmpOAO - A$-N atfaSA
Is used by persons frnm the ages Of ls 70 ~
and from IS to So. or in tho decline or change
Of life after Confinement, or Labor Paiasi Bed
Wctting In children.
In affections peculiar to females. the Extract
Duchn Is unequalled by any other remedy. A.
in Chlorosis, or Retention, irregularity. Pain.
fulness or Suppression Of Customary: Eyacua.
lions, liberated or Scliirrous State Of tho Uter.
us, LeuCorrhea, OF Whites. - v
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Takes Risks at the lowest rates, on Buildings
Of all kinds. Furniture. Household Goods,
Merchandise, and Goods in transit.
Directors:
Jacob Horu6rook, WIN. Z. Stevenson.
Henry Hartman, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
jonathan Rowley, DR.. ]. O. Hupp,
R. J Smyth, Edmund Booking,
j. d. Bristor, TT. Campbell,
VIM B 0dbert, s. Prayer,
D. D. r. Farnsworth, Thomas Borgess.,
David Billmyer, VIM. B. Crane,
VIM. r. White, Joseph Shields,
/. II. Duval, N. Gotf, jr,
D. Il. T. Dix.
Or This Company is owned and MANAGED
by many of our most wealthy and influential
Merchants and Citizens throughout the State
Their office has been opened in No. 22l% Mon.
roe street, over Religious Book House, and is
fally organized and prepared to take risks on
Frame and Brick Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Stocks Of Merchandise, House.
hold Furniture, and Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers, &c.
JACOB HoRNBRooK, Pres't.
JACOB n. BICKEL. Vice Pres't,
]. H. WILLIAMS. Secretary,
s. B. McCoLLoOH, Asst Sec'y,
0lice over Religious Book House, South side
AlOOTOU blTetb.
sIssoN 4 SHREwsBERRV, Agents, Point
Pleasant. W Va Office in the Court House.
LEMUEL HARP0LD, Agent, West Colum.
bia, West Virginia. fjnne Oily.
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. j T. HoFx, Prest Board Of Regents.
G o SrURGes. Spc'y Sltsss.-
AUX MARTIN. D. D., President, and Profess
tr of Mental and Moral Philosophy
FS Lyon, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prep'y
Dept.
my aud Physics.
lessor Of Mathematics OF Military Tactics.
j ] STEVENSON A. NJ. Phi. D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Pm, o.. Professor OF Ancient and
Modern Languages.
wv MlLLER. A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department
DB PuPINToN, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAGASs, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings,
HUoH W BRocE, N. D., Lecturer Oh Physiolo.
gy aud Hygiene.
Hon joan A DELE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER TERN I" let Monday in December.
SpRl>e TEan Sd Tuesday in March.
CoXuEScEMEST Sd Wednesday in June.
Tulrrox-PeparalOry, $500 per Term of 10
-" University, $500 per Term of 10
weeks.
BoARplvc-Not to exceed $4per week,
g-rSend stamp for Catalogue.
Morgautown, W Va ~ ,.s,
Aug. 10, 1869 -lYsSS, =. 80.
MERCHANTS, HOTEL.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all tho purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.
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RonDED, Three men on last Sunday,
entered a store.boat lying at the mouth Of
Old Town Creek, aud drawing weapons,
ordered the proprietor to stand, while others
OF the party helped themselves to his
goods He Immediately came to town aud
procured warrant for their arrest, and
pursued them some distance down the
ohIO River, but failed to capture them.
We direct attention to tue law card Of
NlessF'. Smith 4 Flesher, in another col
umu.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

CoURrEsIEs. We return our gratitude
to Messrs. Geo E. Downing, j. G. Dean,
John Knox, and R. Svanger for cOurtesies
extended to US, during our short stay in
Clifton last Saturday night; We hope to
meet you again friends, in few weeks.
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DISEASES or TaR BLAnDrR, KIpSEys. GRAVEL
AND pRorsIcAI SwELtINas.

This medicine increases the power Of d.
geston. and excitOs tho AbsorDents intoheal
Thy acllsn. by which tho Watesy Ov calcare'
Gus dispositions. and all unnatural cnlarge'
rneuts are reduced. as veil as faiu and lnaA
maticn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Ntessrs. Martin Smith and George w.
Harms have been awarded the contract for
grading and rocking the three additional
squares Of Main street. They will COM
menco work at once.
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;.oST oFFICE HoURs.-The Office is
,ren from o'clock a. m. to . o'clock Pm
~ ,pes ssndays from o'elock'a. m. to a IN.
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United States Marshal District of Louisiana
rh3l spS 16 q 50 mat

Jacob Peaie, Elisha Peaie. Executor
subrogated TO all the Rights Of Plaintiff, Jacob
IN Tah TSTEb s STATES Ciscu COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit. and District OF
coed to sell, TO the highest bidder, on SAiUkDAI,
May l. $50 At twelve I9 O'clock 81; At the Court
ana, the following lands FORMING
TIE PiANrATIpN KE9WN As ar5,s.. PIES Res
everythir thereto sppertaining and belonging and
all the rights ways and privileges sersitudes and
ing in any manner Situated on the right BANK Of
Red river, in This State. in descendine, about
bounded above by lands now or lately belonging to
+. L: Hyams and below BY lands now or lately be
hundred and thirty and light nundredths
2 A TRACT. OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the
rear OF and attached to said plantation, containing
one hundred and thirtyiou eighty seven one hun
Hun see pei yun
Bounde ed on the northwest by lands now Or lately
ton No S. in township eleven. Of range nine. and
on the south. by section No. 2, in township ten,
fe : THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TRACT OF
LAND in section No IS, in township eleven, Of
g. vans containing two Hundred and twenty.
pipe and fifty one hund edths acres C229 $4,000.
Sy Me-
ship No H. Of range nine az on the south by sec-
oR sP Ct 81 No. HXs being
lot No q and the east half Of the northwest quarter
No 8 west, containing one hundred and fourteen
and seventy six one hundredths GA 76 100 scres) be-
ing the same property Conveyed by d L. Bennett 70
CHARLES A. Petrovic and Thomas Hunter, per aot
before w H. Peters, notary, of date ninth OF Janu
ary 1851 and duly recorded in the PARISH OF Natoh
tooheS. =. ,.s:.. ::
United States treasury notes. - A.,
Cost OF deed, stamps, ETC., at the expense OF the
purchaser. a., ~,
United States MarslIAl's Office. New Orleans
March 30, 1870. Dcv.Dn
United States Marshal. District OF Louisiana.
nh30 ap9 is q 80 my7 sx.s- &sksA&c4Ns
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Charlie is bright four. year-old OF Nor
wich, who, although good boy, as boys go,
sometimes gives occasion for serious re-
proofs from his mother. On recent occs-
sion of this sort Charlie began looking rather
sour, when his mother took him to task
for 1t, and told him that he ought to look
pleasant. But his face continued to wrinkle,
until his mother remarked: "Why, Charlie,
I am astonished to see you making faces at
your mother" Charlie frightened up al
once. and retorted: "Why, I calculated to
laugh, but, mamma, my face slipped" The
.-calculation" was suddenly worked out in
chorus.
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BAKERS.

DEA LS a MILLER HAVING SECURED
ID the services of the celebrated English Biscuit
Baker, Mr. John Westrup, late Of the " London
Biscuit Bakery. are prepared to furnish, in addi-
ton to their large and varied assortment of BREAD
and CRACKEhS, the following kinds of English
BISCUIT, fresh made and not tainted with 8 sea
voyage:
English ARROWROOT BISCUIT
English WINE BISCUIT.
English BUTTER BISCUIT.
English LEMON BISCUIT.
English GRAHAM BISCUIT.
English SPICE NUTS.
English WATER WATERS.
Isle of Wight ORAOKNELS.
Put up in enc pound papers and three pound tan
cases, packed for shipment if desired.
BEAJS MILLER,
Louisiana Bakery,
Nos s. 8 and Triangle buildings.
Depot: No - Canal street. corner Of Fulton.
mh77 Su&Thlm
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An Irish clergyman's servant, having a
strong desire to try his hand az pulpit
Of his master, to get possession of the pulpit:
The congregation was SO very large that
Pal. who was sunaccustomed to public
speekipg." stood in the pulpit with his head
hung down, and looking % sheepish as pos
aibie. Desperation at last inspired hlm
With courage, aud he bawled out: " X any
81 You has got any consste ABOUT Pfeac1Ans'
We had better come up here
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II I0ss OOAPAN X'D EXTRACT
IL of Meat secures great economy and convenience
in Housekeeping. ard excellsncs n cooking None
{nventor an6 az d.. 0ax Won Pettenhofer, dalo
gotA. =. HAST = w.
feEA - Teho0pitoulas stseet
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GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE
A fun assortment Of the GENUINE FAR
COLOGNE. tust xsoaised. FoFs ale 1t cor Of Ass,
postation. b.
WILLIAM BO0EL.
ADA = Magazine sssesk.
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CORPORATIONS.
share Of stock held By him TO the extent OF nve DUN
Crsd shares, but no more.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.


drsd shares. but no more.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.
M;nutes O. all the proceedings of the Board o. pa
rectors shall be kept by the Secretary alc relsyv
BY the and me eSecks Certificates Of
stock eonrscts and all evidences Of debt, CT TINS
corporation.
ARTICLE NINETEENTH.
The quidson Of the aft airs OF this IN
shall be made by three ers ~ tn az
tine shareholders at meeting convene: loi . .nas
after SKY das New uresrp ssd au
dators shall be solvent persons, not ~ ~
sssoceton. residents Of this city: tnsr .e, III b
Office shall be assigped; all necessary po"ei' eH w
The period of liquidation shall be fxeo. az wen -
their conpensation. i'll such manner as me hto s
holders. in general meeting convened. snAh deter
naine' ARTICLE TWENTIETH.
The and respe ctss interests CT the parties
n ms act are declared to be as follows, to WI:
Trnxton Lowell, three thoussad even nun
ored and fifty shares, at nifty doi'ar' peg sls7 ae
Mrs shs Widow Hiairo Escou bas; three thou.
sand seven hundred and fity shares, at 90, .oo
Alexander rS ep Bannevai two thousand i've hun no
Making the nun Der OF thousand shares, mn
hve huodred thousand dollars s..r,sd to s ns U
No 10 the arnouns, IS follows TO wit. The three
Thousand seven hundred and nifty snares, neans
iIs 70 ra the Extent Of fifty dollars per share,
full paid stock. The three thousand seven hqndred
Snd 8.
Fseoubas shall be deemed 10 be PAID up 70 tne tx
tent of fifty dollars per share, or full PAID stocK.
The two thousand i've hundred shares, oslopg,n&
To Alexander Bopnevai shall be deelned as paio mp
shares to the extent of tniry i've dollars per
OF which two thousand five hundred shares Aea .-
apder Borneva has transferred 70 PAU foneny
ffy shares: to ,Jnes Tuyes, fifty shares; to = L.
and Il. L. Levy. hundred shares; TO henry ss s
chaud one huuufed shares; to 4. 'Ganucheau a, MY
shares: TO Bouligny nsclsoon. nifty shares; 70
B. Kooutz, two hundred shares: 10 Johp LyncH,
fifty shares: to Carl kohn, fifty shares; to l. y.
Iemarie one hunQred shares: to Chsries noLnag,
tiity SHARES; TO D. CTquhart fifty shares; to e =
Summers. fifty sheres; 20 hanjamin Toledeno' ntty
shares: TO j. ". Hincss fifty shares to +. a. Dn-
eros fifty shares; p. Aaspero, fifty shares 70 a.
CHA pelIa, fifty thaTes; to Edm. Bnrthe, lily
shares; Dir Turesqd fifty shares; to Ed Morpny;
ffty shares; TO O. hillaudon. one hnndred
SHARES; to Joachim Kchn. fifty shares, to S.
III. Todd, nifty shares; to j. Michel t tf.yS,
sberes: to Solomon Simpson fifty shares; 10 Am;
Fortier fifty snares; a. Alexander, one hunoreo
shares TO II. hiusson. fifty shares; TOD H. Ogesoy.
fifty shares 10 S. H. Kennedy, htty SHARES; le6Vng
five hundred shares to Alex. Bonnevai; ana bne
several parties above named hereby make ITEM
selves parties this act of incorporation and assume
said shares, respectively, upon the cohoi-
tions and under the obligations herein oxth-
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HENRY CHADEEtAUD.
JkO. 4. ELLftfT,
j. @. EUSTlS,
Notary Public.
true cory Of the original act of incorporation Oh
j. g. EUSTIS.
Notary Public.
l. the undersigned. Recorder of Mortgages tor
this city aud parish of Ooieaus, State OF LOUISIANA.
DO hereby certify that the foregoing act Of incorpor
alton has been this day Gully recorded in Book 30
Getty No s. folio 81, Of pny office, according 10 law.
New Orleans. March d. 1870
mhlI sp3 III q. DARCANTEL, Deputy,
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US, MARSHAL'S SALES.

R. IT. Norton and j. j. .rarieton. As
signeea Of Silver. Watts Il o.. bankZupts, vs..
|. IN THE UNITED STATES DIST RIOT COU RI,
L for the District OF Louisiana, No 1919 By VIZ
tue Of of iieri faciss, to me Girectsd IN TIE
bignest bidder, on SATORDAY, Niay 7, 1870.
at twelve Q2 O'clock M at the CoeIthSnse IN
in this State, the following described property, viz
/. a TRACT OK LAND. lying al Oh9rpen,
tiers Bend, having four arpents front on bayou
Teche By twelve arpeuts in depth from said Bayou,
and from thence having eight arpent3 front, more
two hurored and twenty-five arpents in superficial!
extent, purchased by the said s. Z. 1horne from
Mrs Ju lie DuRas, widow of Jean Baptisie Chiasson,
| and from Nsrcisse Chasson, by an act passed be.
fore SIMEON Yaery Martin. notary. On the first OF
3. 4 TRs CT OF LAND. having about one hun
| bred and fifty eight acres, bounded on the upper
| lower side by the property of Alexandra Nezat.
purchased by the said S. T. Thorne from Stsnisias
Marin Rotary, in the parish Of St. Martin, on the
twenty;ssS9Hd Gay Of Dseem6s5 isss; ,nu
| western bank of Bayou Teche. bounded on the
| upper lire by lands belonging 70 the said 3. 4.
Caller. purchased by the taid S. t lhorns fire. M
| MRS, Vireinle Pain, wife, separated in property,
Valery Martin, notary, on the twenty-nith DAY OF
'a a a ffR . OF LAND, lying in said township
| number eight, south Of range number six. east,
Southwestern District of Louisiana. containing one
bCnQr3a ana tn1fty 6fpenls, hieo. tno ono
divided half of tract of land having four hundred
and sixty-ore 43-l00 srpents, the whole purchased
by - +. Thorne from Alexander Estelet, by an act
| 1Assed before Simeos Vaery Martini notary, on the
inst day of October. lest
| g. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND lying at the
| place called "Grapde Ponte," cor tanning one hun.
dred and sixtythres 75-lo0 acres. being the frac-
tienal southeast quarter of section numb Der twenty
| five, in township number eight south of range
| number six east, purchased by the said 5. 4;
| Thorne, from John O. Hamilton, by an act passed
before Alphonse Landry, notary OF the parish OF St.
| Martin on the twenty ninth day OF August, 1859
| s. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND being IN the
| southwest fractional quarter of section number
| twenty FIVE, in township number eight, south OF
RS nge mber six east in the Southwestern District
| of Louisiana, containing one hundred and NIFTY
| l6 loo ceres, purchased by the said S. T. Thorns
from Aureiin BreauX, by act under private sigma
| ture Gated twentieth DAY of August, 1865.
Together with al the buildings and improvements
| thereon. machinery, etc.
| Terms-Cash az the time of adjudication, IL
| United States Treasury notes.
| Cost of deed, stamps, etc. ct the expense OF th'
United States hlarshsrs Office, New Orleans
| March So 1870. ,rc1oo
| United States Marshal District of Louisiana
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ARTICLE TwENTY-FIRS1

Books of subscriptions for stock shall be opened
at such times and places the Board Of Directors
may determine. =.
, This done and signed and passed in thIs city OF
New Orleans en- the day above said. in the presencs
of Henry Chadefaud and Jonn F. Elliott, witnesses
OF lawful age and domiciliated in this city, Who
have signed with the parties after reading hereof
(Sig1sdJ TRtiX ron LOWELL,
ELiZ ABErH ESCOUBAS.