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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
DOTYS WASHING

D0TY'S WASHING-MACHINE.
/ reLY Muca lxrsovrU=-ASDl THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved with RowelPs Patent Double Cog.
wbeels and the Patent Stop are now unquss-
iionnbly far superior TO any apparatus for
washing clothes ever invented. and will save
their cost twice year by saving labor and
clothes. ,.
as follows: -.
persuaded to do without it, aud with the aid
Of Doty, we feel that we are ma sicrs o. the po'
sition."-Rep L, Scott. Bishop q. =. ChIIreh.
at is worth one dollar week IN every fam
i ny."-N, Y Tribune.
ain The laundry ofmy house there is per
~, i, ,ckggiying on Mondays fol the iuN
pes"a, ~ ~ Re1, J7Es:aodOre L. CnylOT,
IT, -, wecl, has given it stronger hold
,y'' of the inmates Of tIe lam
dry.-N Y Observer
IL heartily commendi it to economists oftime,
money, and con'entment," -Reu. DR.. Bilious.
Friend Doty-Yo1r last Improvement Of
your Washing Machine is complete success.
/ assure you four Machine after years use;
4 Is thought more OI LO'uuy lIlhu ever uuu WUuaW
not be parted with under any circumstances"
-SOlsn Robinson.
Your Washing Machine has been in daily
use in our laundry, and the hOusekeeper cN-
presses herself as highly pleased with it, 1t
certainly accomplishes greater amount Of
work, with less labor, and does not wear the
clothes near so much as the old fashioned wash
| board. By using it one lauudrnss is dispensed
| with - Tm NJ r, Round, Superintendent Of
Infant DEPARTMENT Of 81. CatkariEe's NuTsery, N.
Y. City,
PRICES "A Fair Offer.
Send the rctei! price. Washer Sl4, Extra
, wringer 50, and We " i'll forward either or both
machines, free Of freight, to places where no
one is selling; and so sure are We they will be
! liked that We agree to refund the money II any
one wishes to return the machines free Offreiglfs
after month S trial according to directions.
No husband, father or brother should permit
! the drudgery Of washing with the hands fftS'
two days ia the year when ii Gun be done bet.
Ter, more expeditiously, with less labor, and no
| injury to the garments. by DOtY Clothes
Washer, and Universal Wrirger
|. Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast selling Lhe'N.
Sold by dealers generally, TO whom liberal
! discounts are made
re. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
80 Courtlandt ST., New York
agu 96-6m
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A woman in kentucky, eighty years
Of age. is cutting her bird set Of teeth.
She uses soothing syrup, and is desert
bed as being US cross as a baby GU wash
ing day.
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THE ATTACHMENTS

or our new family machine, above referred TO-,
nre not only numerous, but highly useful for the
purposes for which they were intended. They
need only n trial to show their great Value
Among the most recent Of the attachments is
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec.
ton Of the country that the public scarcely need 70
be informed Of Its virtues or uses.
ScrofIlous poison is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. Oftcn, this unseen and uniclt
tenant Of the organism undermines tho constitution,
and invites the attack Of Gpiecblng or fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion Of It's presence. Again,
It seems TO breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other OF It's hideous FORMS either on tho
surface or among the vtals. In the latter, tlLer.
Clcs may be suddenly deposited in The lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or It shows
its presence by cruptOns on the skin, or foul ulcer
atoms on some part Of the body. Hence the occR.
sionrl use of bottle Of this Sdrs0pGrillG Is I'D.
ViSOblc, even when no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with tie following com.
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use of this S.dRSA7DAHRIL-
Ii: 81. 4nthOMU'S Fire, Rose or E35StpeIdS,
letter, Salt IikeltIil, Scdld Head, RiROtrOTnlI
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other Cruptions or
visible forms of ScrOIIIEoUS disease, Also In tho
more concealed forms, rs DySpcpsid, DrOrEy;
Heart Disease. Fits, Epilepsy, NeitFaIOiG,
and INC various Ctce,oWS affections Of the muSCu'
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or HenereGE and MrrcWpiaI Disease
arc cured by It, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate mnladiesb by any medicine.
But long continued usC OF this medicine will euro
the complaint. LcHcorrhWG or Whites, Uterine
UtceTHtiOnG, and Female Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by It's
purifying and inviEOrating effect. Minute Direc.
tons for each case arc found in our Almanac, sup.
piled gratis. RhCWmuHsnl and Govt, when
caused by ncuumulatons of extrancous niattera
in the blood, yield quickly to It, as also LtUcP
Complaints, IorPidity, Congestion or InfGHt~
NATION Of the Lircr, and JduNdice, when arising,
as they ollen do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This SiHS4iPIRILL1 Is q great re.
storer for the strength and vigor of the syeteTn,
Those who are LanpWid and LiafleSS, DespOIl-
dent Sicep!eSs, and troubled with Nervous AE1-
PTchenStOnS OF Fears, or any OF the aiIections
symptomatic of Weakness, will find Immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of lis restorative
power upon trial
PREPARED BY
DR. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, MaGsa
Practical and Analvtical ChcniI.,s.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
+ Far snIe bvR r. Mill, r.,.t o Il
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~. Leaves Pinsburg overY Friday
LsA evening at o'clock passes Point
Pleasant every Sunday evening al I o'clock.
Returning, leaves Cincinnati every Vuesday
'Bt 10 O'Clock, and passes Point Pleasant every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
The ST. Charles makes regular connections
at Gallipolis with the Kanawh@ Belle for the
Kanuwha River. Freighls and Passengers re-
ceipted through by Rail or River to all points
South and West. Prices--Regular Packet
Rates. Way Frcights and orders will receive
especial attention,
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THE HOLDING UASESl

which omen with spacious tables tosustain The
work and which fold into tables or boxes TO pro.
tcct the machines, when not In Use, from uust
and meddlesome fingers are made from choice
woods, cmbcllished by pleasing designs thus
making our nov family machine not only an or
Ramenlal piece Of furnatu:e, but in some oil the'
more deliberately finished machines, a work Of
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Ayers sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. InyeterGto
cases Of ScrOfnlous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag.
gravated by the Eerofn.
4 -
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The Singer
SEWING MACHINES.

nHE SINGER MAEUFACTURIEG COS
NEW FAMILY AACHlNE--Ne,9, o ..ra
family Sewing Machine has SO rapldly Won
favor In the household. The very large saiei
Of hat popular machine, as SHOWN by ouc'ai
returns far exceed those Of any other company,
.nnJ ibis fact or result has been owing 70 US
renl rnerits--hence its great and growing PGp.
oporated all its paris gliding smoothly ana
noiselcssly along liable 10 get out Q! otdet 6,
has capacity for great range and variety o,
work. sewing all kinds Of cloth and WIN az
Kinds Of thread and with the numerous aitacn'
nents for hemming, ccrding LnckinS, quilting
trimming, binding. braiding, &C.. and emero,,
Jering Of many Ingenious. tasteful and dilhcnlL
designs is the most perfect Of all family sewi,hg
machines. Any one who viii take the trouble
10 examine the merits olthe d. erent machines
claiming attention can soon dIscoVeer, Whethes
we claim too much for ours. 1t would a7ali US
nothing 10 make the above assertions II WGWere
no. ready to prove them, mud all we ask IS a
trial, for observation alone can justly convey ..
clear impression Of tho many kinds OF WORK oil
which our NEW FAMILY MACHINE IS capable
n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-10
ETC NE = IS TEAD
.f.s'D E.EeE-E.uPTEOx

L have compiled full concise and complete ,tsts
ment Painly printed for the information of person,
intending to take up Homestead or Pre-euItou in
inns portion OF tho est, embracing Iowa Dakota and
Neoraska-and other sections. 1t explains how to
proceed to secure Ito acres of kIch Farming I.nd
For Nothing, sixmonths before you leave your bous
III this most healthy climate. In short il contains
Just such instructions is needed by those nendino
TO MAKE nome and fortune on the Free Lands of tbs
West will send one OF tuese printed Guide. TO anr
person sending me 25 cents. Tie information L..
which II gives, is worth 70 any BODY Men VIII
came here two and three years age and took farm
ar to-day independent.
TO YOUNG NEN-rhis country il I.;,,x ..,
with numerous railroads reaching from .yery dr.
ton to Sioux City, 1Owo Six railroads will I,e con-
pieted 70 ths CITY within one year. One is already
IN operation, connecting with Chicago and tha ii
F. Railroad. and two will be conducted Lef,,re
Spring, connecting with Dubuque and NcGreoor
direct Three more will be completed within veor
connecting us direct with St. Paul Mimi Y,nE tom
Dakota and Columbus. Nebraska, on the L. p Rail
road Tie Missouri River gives tie Mountaia trade
mus IL VIII he seen that section of country offers
such unprecedented advantages for business specuIa
ton ana making fortune. For the country is being
populated, and towns and cities are being built and
fortunes made almost beyond belief. Every man who
taxes a homestead now, will have a railroad market
at his own door. And any enterprisine young man
with Il small capital establish himself i'm a nor,
iailant and paying business if he selects the RIGHT
location and right branch of trade Eighteen wears
residence III the western country and a large norton
oil the time employed ITS Il Mercantile Agent in this
country has made me amliar with all the ranches
OF business and the best locations in the country
For one dollar RENTED me- Will give and
dehnte answers to all questions this subject de-
sired by such persons. Tell them the best place to
locate and what business is oyercrOwded and what
branch is neglected. Address
DANIEL SCOTT
s. c. Com. of EIni gIation
N''oA 1901 lc-ot-Iy Sioux City. Iowa
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NAME Voc COUNTY CIRCgTyT
VI SsfsrRT

Lewis Wood, Plaintiff !
ogo'na SSanmons-F6r R>Itef-
,x i't'S '':.t"H, bcIenGnt) Com served)
70 Isaac aston. defendant: Sir: You are Lerebv
Summoned arf required to answer tho complaint in
til' actinh. Ihich copy is herewith served upon
VOW. ana SER copy of your answer on me at my
once in TIE village and County of Manitowoc " is
coiisin WITHIN ,~ehty days after tie eerrce n.rrnl
exclusive OF the DIZZY OF such service; ana if you fail
to answer the complaint AS aforesaid the plri,tiF
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded the COM
plaiIIt. ~
Dated December 81, A. D. 1869
j. d. MARKHAM. PLAINTIFFS 5ft0rn,y
The complaint in the above entitled action was I'D
IN the oiics az the Clerk of the Circuit Cont On A.
Ism day Of December A. D. 1863
o9-o"-in J. d. MARKHAM, -4tty far Plaintiff
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Our SeuatOrS.

A Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune speaks as follows OF
certain United States Senator's
Mr.. Carp enter and Mr.. Salisbury
both large strong men, have both a pc
cullar restless manner, and walk per-
tinaciously and ssmi-circularly, with their
hands in their pockets. Mr.. Carpenter,
with his coat buttoned tightly about him,
as though holding himself in with CON
derable diificulty-Mr Salisbury occa-
sionally growing out scorntul or humor-
Gus remarks on Republican legislation
The power in both these gentlemen.eems
to be in an active state Of fermentation.
Indeed, there is in these three Senators,
Yates, Carpenter and Salisbury, ability,
energy and eloquence enough unused and
unhusbanded- tied up in bundles,
but lying about loose to run respec-
table Legislature.
In strong contract to Mr.. Carpenter is
Wisconsin other Senator, quiet and easy,
untimely winter on his head, but perpet-
ual summer In his face. Always faithful
and tirelcss in duty is Mr.. Howe, but
talking little. and that temporarily and to
the point, as though the charge of his no
BILE state had been, % Timothy, keep
that which is committed to thy trust,
avoiding vain and profane babblings."
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Another pablo congregation of the
Ecumenical Council was held on the 4tb.
The Archbishop Of Smyrna celebrated
Mass The death of the Bishop of Lesi.
da was announced.
As no appeal has been taken in the
case of Henri Rochefort, the sentence
has become final. The French Ministers
have, therefore, resolved to put it into
execution, and have notified Rochefort to
deliver himself up to the authorities.
Additional details make General
Puello's defeat IN Cuba still more dcci-
sive than was represented by first advices.
He now, it seems, barely escaped total
annihllatlon, saving the remnant of bis
column by most rapid retreat from the
field of battle to Arroico Hondo, after
losing sixteen hundred men.
"A remarkable clerical scandal is re.
ported in the Philadelphia papers. The
delinquent is a Catholic priest, name un-
known, and the victim of his wiles a
Miss Daber, who has suddenly and
mysteriously disappeared.
Rev. Mr.. Hartley, of the Second Re
formed Church, has received a letter
from Miss Daber, in which she states
that she was confined in the cell of
Catholic church, and that she is to be
sent to nunnery in Milwaukee.
Mcfarland, the killer of Richard
son, at New York, was visited in the
Tombs, on the Sd, by Mr.. Rogers, of
Philadelphia, who profered $1,000 to
the fund for his defense.
The last of the Ohio contested cleo
ton cases in the House was decided by
giving BlakesIee, Republican, his seat.
The House now stands--Republieans 81,
Democrats 81
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THE LAKE MICHIGAN Tunnel. The
Wisconsin says the project of building
tunnel under Lake Michigan for railroad
purposes, and to shorten the distance
between the Atlantic and Pacific, has at
tracted no little attention from the press
OF the country. Among others, the
Philadelphia North American gives US
a couple of columns in scientific way
in the consideration Of the question of
practicability. 1t asserts that such a
tunnel, while perhaps it may be practical
ole, would find serious obstacles in the
way Of light and air. These are serious
difficulties, but they have not been over
looked or underestimate. Electric
light can be furnished, and air can be
forced into the tunnel in such quantities
as to meet the necessities of the case.
But, says the article, the cost would be
too much. Not at ALL It has been dem
onstrated that the waves of the lake
would furnish the accessory motive pow
er to work the pumps tor this purpose.
There is never time when there is not
a sea, or at least swell on the Lake,
and our engineers are fully satisfied that
the rise and fall OF these waves would
furnish an abundance of power for the
purpose. We are glad to see the sup
posed difficulties in the way of the tun-
mel discussed by the press, and shall be
glad to meet their objections, when of
tered in sincerity, as in the case in ques-
ton. No articles that refer to the tun-
mel in a spirit of levity will be noticed.
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The Republican Convention for the
nomination Of Member of Congress, sec
ond District, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death of the lamented 3. f.
Hopkins, finished its labor on the I'd
inst, at Watertorn, by the nomination Of
General David Atwood, of Dane Co.,
who is well known as one of the most
prominent and influential citizensns a
well tried, ever-true Republican, and as
an able and experienced associate in con-
Quoting the State Journal. As there
can be no doubt of his election, we con-
graduate his District, our State, and
our Nation on TIE happy choice, and
wish to him every success in the dis
charge of the highly responsible duties,
Of the position to which he is now called,
and for which he is SO eminently fitted.
We doubt whether his Opponents will
make nomination even pro fornsa.
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are completed between Chicago and Dp
Luth, Stellacoom will be several hun.
cred miles nearer to Chicago by rail
than San Francisco. Assuming that
Du Luth is to become to the northern
part OF our great lake system what Chi
| cago IS now to the southern, 1t needs no
prophetic SOUL, but merely a knowl-
edge OF the history of the growth of
Western towns and cities to show that
within decade afterthe completion of the
Northern Pacific Railway there will be a
city OF great wealth, enterprise and pop
ulatlon at the western extremity of Lake
Superior. Cheap railway transportation
may enable Chicago to retain the trade
of Wisconsin and most of Minnesota, but
ships will always be cheaper than rail
ways for bulky and heavy traffic, and
this the northern lake metropolis must
monopolize. In the same way Puget
Sound will secure at least the trade of
good part of Oregon and divide with us
ehAe VI - pdu duu A. VIII 10 no more
unless the merchants of San Francisco
manage, to greater extent than thew
have yet done, to cheaper and enlarge
our local system Of railway transporta
ton. On this idea the merchants of
San Francisco must rest their future
hopes of prosperity. No tinkering will
serve the purpose The probable events
of the next two or three years will bring
them in direcG competition with mer.
chants of capital and enterprise on Puget
Sound, and they can only win the con-
test by uprooting the evils which now
afiiict this State. Cheap lands in abund
ance the Northern route will have
these Will settle it up and create rich |
way traffic. We can only meet cheap
lands there with cheap lands here, and
we must also have cheap railway sys-
TEN, or we shall surely fall behind these
northern giants, and sink into an atti
tude of provincialism a city which
ought to be the metropolis of the whole
Pacific.
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THE NEWS.
than ever.

Sec. Fish has received an official
copy of the Chinese treaty.
The Senate has confirmed the nom.
nation of l.. B. Church as assessor of in
ternal revenue for Montana.
A motion has been made to remove
the trial of Daniel Mcfarland to the
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Jones and Carpenter, two colored
men sentenced to death for rape, were
hung at New Castle. Del, on the 4th.
The burial and Masonic rites of the
late Geo. d. Prentice, took place on
Sunday, the 9th inst, at Cave Hill Gem
etary.
The shoddy factory in Templetcn,
Mass, was entirely destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Loss $4,000; partial
ly insured.
Two brick stores in Galena, I'll. were
destroyed by fire on the 4th. Loss Sl2,-
900. Thomas Balm was dangerously in
jured by a falling WALL
The firm of Pinkney Bros, Wall
street, New York, have been summoned
before the Police Court to account for the
possession of certain stolen bonds
United States assessors in New
York have decided that improvements
made to increase the value of property
should not be allowed as deductions
from incouD
Gold in paying quantities is report
ed to have been discovered on Big Creek,
twenty miles from Terre Haute, ILL.,, and
great excitment prevails In consequence.
The Massachusetts, Supreme Court
has decided that the courts have no right
to destroy gambling implements without
giving the owners chance to be heard.
The English government is asked to
endow scientific schools.
Reports of further captures Of garri-
sons by the Cubans are received.
The Spanish government will shortly |
propose new candidate for the throne. |
The Great Eastern has arrived at |
Bombay, and viii soon commence the
work of laying cable to the mouth of
the Red Sea.
An official statement, just published
shows that the Ecumenical Council con-
sists of exactly 76O members.
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The Undersigned, having been appointed admins
traitors OF thc estate of Henry DArner deceased no.
uco Is hereby given to all persons indebted to SAID de-
ceased that payment must lie male to the ed
the same.
Dated, Manitowoc Aug 27 1889
MARTIN YOLLENDORF
Zn.n CHARLES HAUKOUL
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'0+N-NI
g Z. Com. of kIn n ation
'Do1 1901 lo-33-ly Sioux City. Iowa.
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Senotor Howe on the Franking Priv
ilege.

Scene :n she United States Senate Jan. 10, 10
SENAToR THAYER-When was the
Post-of7ice Department infested with the
duty Of procuring instruction from the
people to pass certain laws to abolish the
franking privilege?
SENATOR HowE.-1t was imposed on
him when he was confirmed Postmaster
General.
SENATOR THAYER-To seek from the
people instruction to Congress to pass
certain laws, which he thinks proper
10 induce them to instruct Congress
SENATOR HowE-To seek the repeal
of law, which, l think is one of the
erossess abuses in the expenditures of
this country OF any that | know.
The public singer that draws the
best-the musketo.
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WEEKLY HARRIET REPORT.

NHEAT-Winter, s09cts9Octs
Spring 65Getslscts
,-35@40c.s
BI!ARLEY,-si,oo@l,o5
BUCK WuEAT-603Sect
BEANS,-Sl, 75@2.25
TIMOTHY SEED-S2, 25@3,5e
RAPE SEED-Sl.75
FLAX SEED-Sl, 50R1,7b
P0TATOES+5@s5O
EGGS per dozen--20tGcts
BUTTER: per tb-20@ 25cst
FLOUR. winter, per bl-s5.oe
spring-S40Oa45O
MEAL. per cwt-Sl .75@2OO
WOOL per ib--3o@4oc
SALT per 5rl-S3.O0
PORK, So 1--we cwt-S@9o0
dressed-Sl1.0o@12 1900
BEEF, on foot II q. 5 ~
dressed $500 a 800
SHEEP, per head-S3.OO
WHITE FISH, hlf brI--37,eo
BIDES green-S39cts
dry-I8fg2ucts
hay, per ton-SoeIo1o,ne
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE

for Beef Hides and Veal Skins
Also will constantly keep hand and for sale all
kinds of Leather, to wit:
Sole Leather Upper Leather, Kip Skins, Calf Skin.
Moroccoes, Innings, also Boot and Shoe FEdinss &C.
&C., at the lowest market prices
At the old stand on Eighth Street
l439 L. SHERMAN co
Manitowoc, January l3. 1868