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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

P1TEnsOs's HAoA1tsE for April is al
ready on our liable. II msiutslus the
high character Of this favOrilo Iady's
book. The sttsl .nsrsViug, eyes Right"
10 capitol, full Of fuo aud character
The colOtel steel IA hiou plate is superb.
exeolliag auy hing in its line We have
.een. That powerful story, The Score.
Of Bsrrsm', uolme," il brought TO the
Close in this number. 1.-THE Prisooer
Of the gtslile, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens,
i0 continued, increasing in interest with
every number. The other stories are by
tho best writer's 10 tho country; in this
department Peterson" excels pse.emi-
neuly. We do aGt see how anybody
con do without this magazine. Terms,
800 year, with great reductions TO
club, Address, G.. J. Peterson, PhiIa
dolphia, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

cIuTos The Clifton Iron aud Nail Com.
pany havs just opened out in their new and
commedlOus brick Store House. a lREge and
we'll selected stock Of goods Of every descriP-
tion. This viii Be quite an advantage to the
people Of Clifton and vicinity, As heretofore
they have been compelled to do most Of their
trading in NiddlcPot. We trust this new
establishment will receive a liberal patronage
from the citizens in and around Clifton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
Molfce.

THE members Of lliePolnt Pleasant Literary
Society are hereby notified that there will
bg meeting on the evening Of the first Monday
$n Anril next, for tho purpose Of Of organizing
upder the charter grautcd at tho last session o.
tie Legislature,and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the Sof'etY.
4 fnll attendance OF the members is desiTed.-
Those desiting become members are also invi.
led to be present,
mchl7-wS MORRIS sIEDLER. sec'y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
Hollands German Tonic

4 . eonbfAdt0n ar ~ ne ibgrsdisnij u hS
ltltlSi, tUiLh FuhE SaNia CFlit Fuia, Orange, 81
q e uted for he SANG digsdlei az lle Bitlfrs, ~
O1ItI Rhert toms pure dieohoile tiiRlhiuI q r.
CURED. HSu will bear in mind thdi Rtts rsHlt'
disS ara entirely different Inom ddy' othstI
a9tsriiIsd for ne eUrs ef ne diSegIti namtf
HeSt beiRg ieieRiihe rrebaTdliOHt N aAlieiRAE
tEtrdeiI lrhiie he OihSFt arr mere dteoeiiONt or
ruS, IN some fo1H TIE TONIC Il decidedly OH
II Mt RiOft pleasant dR9 sgrCIgbls rfHieditJ err
e6SrG3 % ne public. NJ tirs i5eEaHiitt. III
pleahrH 70 lake IL iphilt ~ iUt;gIviRg, GShil-
aFaling. and ntdi6fHdl qlaiitie5 haVt caused Il -
y kRdRH q ne gTtdtsIt n az tSHitE ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
nrIIcInuG NOTICES.

p,otsstaut Episcopal Church, at BealO's
u III Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden Rector.
n;1ins Service on the 6,st, second and
fourth Sundays in the month at II A. u. and
BhP.N n. Sod, 4oAN
Holy Communion on each hrst sondey az o. u l
a !eb l7..tf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

We learn that NJ. Silmsa Fields. :.oG New
Haven. in this county. lost two little boys BY
whoOping cough. lately;o one on the 9Th and the
other on tie 9Th inst His family have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

: A4rExTEoy-No moro subscribers from this
date, will receive the American Stick Journal
4, premium. The time Of our contract with
the publishers, having expired with last issue.
Those who availed themselves of our liberal
offer, will receive their Journals regularly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

An exchange says that young lady 10 In
diana, vas frozen to death while out sleigh
riding with young pan. The man who has
mot sense euongh 70 keep woman from lFeez'
ing should be prevented BY law from marry.
ing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

he OF the best exchanges that we receive is
rParkersburg Daily Times" edited by E.
ahoshi Esq. politics tits Liberal Re-
can, aud unlike the "wheeling Iutelli.
pr" has never "gone back" on it's liberal
y. weltOpe to hearof large increase
e circulation of the Chimes" Terms:-
81 year; Weekly 50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Girls kiss one another. aud hug ono another;
butthsy never marry one another Il. they know
themselves, Atleas', We never knew them to
do SO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

VS. direct attention to the ADVERTISE
meut Of Me4sts, Ellis & Co, West Col
umbia, in ibis issue Of our p,peL They
keep full stock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Mr.. Isaac johnson, farmer living peHE
New Haven, died last week. He had been
ailipg for some time,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
THI PLAGH no RgN
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY M
BUYING IS Az ~ =
w. seidIarIs
.ono noor above pr. BaEbdall Qaiesl

Zone qear above Dr., BaEbeea qAleel
Main ssrssl RoiNT PHEASANT, ", n
1 ADIES and Gents FlFnishlng GOols, Nqi
u lions, HoSiary. W,hllog trimmings, Laeos;
Embroidery, Ribbons, Table tisaaGa., Towels.
III Rtlcs,NsEsTlc DRY QooHs,
ponlEnS, shfotheF enc DFtll Goods. Hats tn9,
ShdVa. IN sh6f, everything found Ia his store
Win Do sbld II the gnal Hest living nFott cheap!
az thail those gOuA6 eaR bs nod AytibEe.
Thankful lol' hast pagrohS tpes
begSloE . continuance a 'tHg ssAe s1ssSFleg
thS pueblo that he will ever ~ q give stAeuf
fall satisfaction as we'll 10 the quality q thO'
SShS-I5 n NORRIS sElpLER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

THANKS we return thanks to the
Steamer r. R. Hudson, aud to W. G.
Wilkinson. ESQ, ottbe Merchants Nat.
iOnaI Bang Of this place. fOr late Whcel-
ing papsFq.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

It will be pleasant news to ali who are op
posed to wearing eight pants" to know that
they are entirely out Of fashion among tho
"nobs."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

This is the proper time to trim grams vines,
and the sooner it is done the better.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

understand that there is considerable
lmQPg The people in the upper part Of he
: about the removal ofGle cGpFs House
Point Pleasant to Clifton or Mason cityi
nl1E such thing will hardly DO accom-.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

Tho suprsRs Court Of AFpeel' of this
s,s'e which has beeq in Session 81
Wheeling for the past fse or six weeks,
cIo.sI t,labara on las! Friday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

EsDYERIAS-Reys. R O. Stewart and A.
AtllRp, we learn, held a series Of meet
Nt the Upper Flats Church at which there
auIFis. Five united with the Church.
est will probably join the United Breth-
pa Methodist Churches.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

U'a AlOSu! KEEP MovIxo"-That is the
70 build up your own business. and aid
Immunity generally. Don't stop for tri.
ou' wade in" and do your best. Nobody
20 more Live men make live towns.
a00l commenced in the new brick School
! a. New Haven, Monday. March 9TH
ohlingeF and Mrs. N. A. ohlingOr
he teachers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

R,trwoRE AovERTfsiSa AeRNoT.- &essrs
p. q Riley, Jr., and J.Ihn II. Kilman, at 49
6outh Charles street, Baltimore, Md. are our
sS S at our regular terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The United Brethren gPpferencs for West
Virginia, meets at Hartford City to day. Pre-
vions to Conference they hold an Association
at Union Church in the Bumgurner settlement
near New Haven. The chickens already fear
and trsmble, as the ministers begin TO gather
in. We trust that Rev. W. H. .EarsOu will
be retained in his present Circuit, which EN-
braces 2oiRt Pleasant. by the Conference.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

March 9th at the residence OF tho brides faith
er, by Rev. B. D. Blair, Mr.. Henry n. White
and Miss Mamie p. Sps,l.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17
HUMBER, LUMBER!
BEST QUALITY,
TO sHIPPERs AND CARRIERS on
THE GREAT X tNAWHf ilfYRiS.

D ~ . " u > IaI7l Illla
gTNHB undersigned having been appointed
! Collector % Tolls By tho Board 6f Pnblis
KahaWhh River, hereby giv6s notice 8 III
shippers and carriers on said river, that they
will Do required 70 pay theif tolls "a him IL
Point Pleasant OF 70 john Whitley lSsiitaut
Collector. g sEqao place. On allgaEtlcles dip.
pod Of carried "a OF non any point bolReen
ELK river ind the mouth % Said EapEWha
River, Stoamhoats ard required to-ferotl %
The pndersigqsd, promptly once week. coat
Companies ope9 q tionth, and VII Other ship
perS on eSali and every tip. \ talluTe 10
comply With thS requirements 81 thia h0tlOt
will subject The party 70 legal TttoeScdin, 81
iJoHNN. PHELPS. i eollsSi6F.
NAV 90-tf n
4 u, klnda nf MaglatIAtO HlaRkkon ~ 4
FAand for ssla a. ~ 3tlH oEPIcL Z
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

posr OFFICE HoURs.-The Office is
apen from Z o'clock q. N, 70 . o'clock P. M
81 Sundays from I O;elOekR. N. to a m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The following appointments we've
made by the West Yirginis Conference,
of the N. E. Church, for this Districts
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
G W. R1cnNoND. P. E.
ChatlSston-F. W. Ryau.
Cirouit-L H, Jordan.
NisholaS--B. Darlington one to DO
Mouo,ain Cove. w. Grifftbs.
Brs1tol 3. w. Smith.
Raymond Cily-W. E. LOOMS.
Ell Riyer--G. W. Msthsus,
MilTCteek TO bs supplied.
Bufalo-Allsn B. Smith.
Point Pleasant John 8. Froelaud.
Hartford City--J. n Powell.
Spsnser-To be supplied.
Web't,r--To bo supplied.
FSyetle--TOb DO supplied,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

The March number of DsmorsSFs
Monthly Negtsine is RIJ agIow EiIh lit
erary gems, useful information, and q
beautiful display of Spring Fashions
No magazine that comes 70 our table is
SO welcome, or is carried to our home
with so much satisfaction as DemorcSFs
Nonthy. Tue ladies are always in go
stosies over its mint Of attractions and
artistic beauty. Each subscriber at So.
besides securing model parlOr maya.
ozine, also receives as q premium
large and beautiful engraving, valued ct
$40. Address, Democrats Monthly, $50
Broadway. Long live DrNoEEsr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

MAaRrrp-At the residence of the brides
father. at Mason City, on March 9th. by Rev.
jill Hensley ,..Mr. William NJ. BaiIy and Miss
Julian McElyain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

To FAnxrES- Farmers desiring to purchase
Plows, Plow Points, and other farming imple,
,mcnts, can find the largest assorImentin town,
ut @. B. Thomas & Sou.
If you want to sell your country produce or
wish to purchase dry goods and groceries as
cheap as at any place in town, go 10 G. B.
Thomas 4 Sons.
A full line of harAvase just received at @
B. Thomas 4 Sons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

On last Saturday week, In Union Township,
while under the Influence Of liquor Mark 9.
.ssyre commenced qaatrei with a youpgEan
named John Lqgg. who wishing TO avoid
quarrel, walked away and went into q neigh
boris, whi,hsr he was followed by Slyre, who
scemed determined to bring on a fight with
Lsgg And he at last struck at Legg, who
warled of the blow. and at lhesaIne timed
knife, as did s4vre when both wen into a
regular fight with knives. sayre received a
severe cut in the side; while Legg received
bad wound in The shoulder. A. O. sAyre in
attempting t; separate them, received very
bad cut on the right wrist from the knife Of
Mark s4yre, which will probably cripple him
for life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-17

LITERARY Thee was a large audience in
attendance last Friday night at the Methodist
Episcopal Church to witness the third public
performance of The "Poiut Pleasant Literary
Society" The exercises were opened BY pray
er from Rev. B. 8. Blair. Then Charles P. 7.
Moore, Esq Lecturer for the eve ming, was in.
trodueed by the President. His lecture on
rInfnitude" was delivered in an able. eloquent
and praiseworthy manner, aud was loudly ap.
pluuded by the audience. We never listened
to more interesting lecture. We are glad to
notice that the Society at their meeting Mon.
day night, passed unanimously, resolution
appointing a committee of five TO draft rcsolu-
lion of thanks to Mr.. Moore, for IsspOnding to
The in, itation of the Society to deliver lect'
urc, and to request of hilR the manuscript for
publication.
The question: Resolved, That great men
are the creatures of instead Of the creators of
crisis was then discussed. Rev. B. B. Blair,
opened the debate, aud was followed By Prof.
D. P. Guthrie. Mr.. Julius Mcnagcr, was next
on the affirmative. and was followed by Prof.
s Il. Patrick. The discussion reflected great
credit upon all the disputauts, and. showed
that they had fully studied the question.
, 1870-10-04

The utility of balloonine seems at last
to be demonstrated, now that tho world is
indebted 10 this art for the means Of COM
muuicatiou with, in many respects, its
chief city. The acria1 trims performed by
yar;ous balloonists from Paris have had tho
most practical ends in Wow, and have gen
erally accomplished them. Ii. Lissanier,
in the last, succeeded in delivering q, 600
, 1870-10-04
Wendell Phillips And Inc Franco.
German WRr+

IT, :he Editor Of 7at CAie1eo Tribune:
Tbsre is L st1ong resemblance between
Wendell Phillips and Victor Hugo. Both are,
perhaps, the rpest eloquent men Of their ,s-
epectiye nations, znd 1t the same time their
most incompetent statesmen. True, there il
also great contrast Victor Hugo is the type
Of the Sy6azite Cavalier, Wendell Phillips th.t
OF the ahetiuent Roundhead. But their 1ninda
work in the sane grooves
No wonder that Philips, in his }ste critiaua
on p1rEaia and Bismark, adopts-or perhaps
it we're litter to ssy, origiustes-the same ideas
On the course which Prussia, OF rather Ger
many, ought to have pursued after Sedan and
the overthrow Of the Empire in PARIS. Ger
aany. According to Victor Hngo and Phillips,
ought to hare marched back haE aruaies ai
orce ac1oss the Rhine, and, congsatulatln9
France on the happy event Of having become
nrepuhtc over night By the victories Of ths
| Germans. ought 10 have rested satisfied witt
the gratitude and admiration Of Trance ant
Of the world.
According to afr. Philip. and Victor Hugo
and We nsy also iuc'udo Julss Favro (fo
whom personally have vary great admlrA
tIan, and uhoee present illogical ef1usion
seem TO me to be dictated by the uecessi;ie
II bis position), the French pevple are who'll
Innocent OF this war- Hence, Napoleon Que
l overthrown, Germany csnnot prosecute it an
, 1870-10-04

II ia principle In The code duel1o which
the AIutuals, Of New York, seem to have
forgotten, that the challenging party oau-
not select The time. place, and weapons
These arc as important in bnse ball a. In
he code of honoe. When, therefore, the
MutuaIs challenge NIL the world to trial
with sncm on their own grounds, aud sub
tect to their own conditions in other re-
spects, they demonstrate 10 the world that
they do net deserve the championship,
'rather than that they do. Still, it will be
n1peaient for all other mines to accept
this challenge without complaint as to
rerlns. If they are beaten, it is not fair
bent, according to the terms OF tho
challenge. But il they succeed. which,
.fter ell, depends essentially on tho play
ers, and not on the grouud or tho au-
dience, the victory will be all the moro con-
elusive, as to their own relative merits, rs
compared with tho Mutuals. 4 nationa!
t,aso bali tournament for the champion,
ship would form fitting elimination tc
tho progress Of the national game hereto
fore. It would show to tho world that
while the eMpires'of the old continent car
dnd no better use for their yonng n,er
| than to set them cuttiug each other
| throats, the free Republicans of Americ,
rre having good time generally, at bas'
| l,all. In a word, That here, under a Hepub
aican administration, everything is Lowell,
and the aquatic sni.naE is suspended nj
tx-
, 1870-10-04
MICHIGAN,
Address OF the Republican Stat
Central C0nlnttGee.

Address OF the Republican State
Central Committee.
Ia 'At roteYs Of .Atshi9an.
The approaching State election IL to decide
questions OF no small importance to the pro-
pie OF Michigan. Not only stats aud county
officers and sir mornbeze Of Congress are T.
be' elected, but the next Legislature san
choose United States ScEater. and make
new arportiopneut Of Congressional. Seca-
tozial, and Representative Districts, TO eltAs-
ixe the representation under the eensus no"
being taken.
The Republican party ha. co:frohea .ns
government during the past fea years, enspt st,p
son. Tor two yeare, again placed the natlon IN
der the rule Of the ueuoc1act' Datns LIZ.
fine It bAs eubduetl great rebellion, iis't-
rnted and controlled tT DetnecsaEe is1leis
Il ha. struck the chains from the Am2s ~
.ecD, ,0G0 Of elAves; it has e1sea s1sa aGu
| Tecs1ti to color or race: it has given to every
srft1eT a free homestead: secu:esl pensions 10
tt.e sc1dis:s Who aavel the Enlon: has tnani-
faineI The public credit and redRcea tne "a.
tiopal debt s17o,0o0 0n duEnE sno M.
s;rbirsr nontha Of Grants administration
.sessY;ej out tho resolution OF economy anu
ra1renrirneut to- which tho party Vas plcaGed
- f.1';r-co IN 1864, by reducing the e5nenui-
| t,,ss ~ tha government more than ~, ,0o,
GC1 in the eighteen months - comp:rea WIN
it,sn,,nn sne has restored to the Onion all tha
s..tss s thzt tcok part IN tbs Iebel1iou1 has
greatly increased The reetpts 9i 1Tas;a
Saa h h,ep Isgge1y reduced. Lookins at is his
f"rv w in the past, will 1t not make its pledge:
good in the future? ..-...-.
In the Teu,nsular State tho party CANE int
nnwer in January, 1855. and has for nearly
Sixteen yesrs rnaiutsiued its suprenac5. Dur
il e that time it has placed its charitable au'
rtio1uaatc1v Institutions On such = footiag
demanded hv the wants Of thia growing CON
monwealth: has furnished millions OF mals
, 1870-10-04
FLFT{ClL.

The Democrats OF johnson County, Kansa-,
nave nominated Strs. Ellen \. White Ter Su3trsu-
teucent Of l'ubMc Instruction.
"A contemporary kaYs: "The Democracy OF
Tennessee are running John Brown TOT Governor.
The Democrats Of Kentucky do not mean 10 b.
Lufdonc By their Tennessee neIghbors In de:ptfo!4
~ that Classic name. and at several county nlect-
inss lave resolved III faroz uf nominating Juhn
fHuug hrawu for Govsruar ot ken.ucky. 1t Ii
expected that v,rI!nia viii take an carly onpor-
tunlty to manifest her gratitude In similar Why.
-Gtuera. Schenck hsving, In one OF his
Speeches, said that tal!andIgham de-
clarvI that troops should not march
from Ills district for the sabrgattou Of the rrtel.
lion Eare over his dead toly, val rronou1cea
Schenck a "'liar." But the Cincinnati Ed.tase
quotes from Its own Gles TO show that the
charge was DIST made in Its columns uy the Hon.
Joseph II. Barrett, late Commissioner ol Pensions.
On tho 18Th Of Decesiber, 1860, and tba, Mr. Val
landigham yenture,l no denial 1nti1 seven moaths
lAteF. Atr. BARRETT. in the Cincinnati chrpn.ete,
which he now edits, goes further, Elves the name=
1t tie orlgtDsl witnesses wh0 were present ut the
Ohio caucus in which Mr. ra1!ariligham malt tue
speech, aud details all the circumstances. Waefr-
turr It appears that Mr. yallandgham might bet.
ter reserve for himself the erthets he ,mruteatly
launches At General scheDck, auc seek rathrr to
wipe cut the memory OF the past b5 better coslluc,
denisl
] The B.ook1ya Cpion vcry pleasantly gets on !
good lit cn tac'' Philosopher Of tho New York
Tribune. 1t remarks thus Il. G. shows au alcnust
won anly coltsiancy Of affection for hts uea.t aud
gUne fs.nls:
"Mr. Greeley rarely makes a speech. or writes
al rItbt1A1, VI publishes HH al1Auac* Or delivers
Il sctcses Without Ituntine To hts must Rlaclent
If3eEds wl.O we feel constrained to s3y, would
long Hku have passed OH OF mems thoughts, or
| Lcru1e as mythical rersnnagts vs. Henry Nmnef-
rel ard old John Mars nf Greece bRt for the be-
Iolc attachment OF Mr. Greeley, 1t IL not, OF
| ccr1se, Necessary that we shppitt mention tho
ants Ut these bright men who have 80 ia1xlct
thr imagination uf anu fas'ene11 themselves upoa
lle stt cttons Of the editor Vt the 7Taou,'t, PC
cause everybody must be perfectly familiar WITH
ihetn. They arc s!non SlJder. Walter
Forward. Matthew Cary, Hezeklah Snes,
AM. Ru1sln C. Mallory. To which, OF course Is II
TIE a.e.l tho still brightly shining name OF i1cur3
| C1ay. II Was from tho lips OF tle pens OF thcst
.als,s tn.a s*g.., that NJ GraeI~y rses!voa hs.
:eat,,u'sr for the vls'ion :aey saught him. ant
lur the sound rlerepta OF which thcy were III:
authors ia respect oi the ptop.r rates of duty 1p
ON ltE lion, salt, aud WOOL Il almost romantic IL
is uuialtiDg coustancy. The rest Of us 10 no
Encw n't.ch. II Indeed, we know anything Whist
.vcr, utttut Simon Snyder nud HezsElah S.lrs
tut We have sufficient confidence In the Eo3'
! Judgment Of their laut1a&or to accept theM A
nlnlea! eClDtt, and 10 place Them in elevated pc
ties.a.s in our Republican Talhalla-7
, 1870-10-04
The Providence Journal is indust.iously


The Providence journal Is 1noasts1oas''
At work 10 feduce Tue price OF outtea,
wA'eh II asserts ~ unlus''naoiS n'en. anae
l'apef proposes tnat .ne paouc saan eatnef
discontinue 'ts use a4'oeetner, OF use II :"
the most spaf1ns manner. 'Ine dlscohtn-
"anee OF me use Oh ontsef' II Is tnoagn.'
Will reduce TIC p17ce at once. Bottef' II Is
arsaeo. contains nothing that IS essentl1'
d the human body. hs use might be a's-
pensed with Altogether, ana no person
would sutier the least IN health. It is pure
II luxury, and IN no sense neeessits'
and, like the majority OF Injuries, lbs us
cT'l elects 1t affects the complexion, aaa
is great promoter OF bilious complaints.
II is now very high, aud it is Thought the
price will advance seriously the coming
season. Perhaps there is no other article
in such general use that could SO easily be
dispensed with, and Its dlsuSe tor Rt1
, 1870-10-04
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1870.
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.
Arpoturncut. OF Speakers.

Appointments OF SpcAkGfBs
IT.. tell,w1ug arc Officially announced by the
>,att trttrai Committee:
n"vr:.c. il. J. OGLEBf wi!l speak ~ fol-
lows: -
in.un, Wednesday, October 5, atap.m-
i'r1,.citar, Thursday, October &, ut an n.
tia.vs, F:i.luJ, oetnarf :. Al p. m.
Ga.rstCrr, saturday, october $, nj 4 m
t;"v.:uor tgfrss.y Will speak only as announced
t.,,..tn: lnt1S a. LOGAN. candidate for cou-
r,e+,l e. i, Large. Will fpcas as follows:
N....-'vet, r4:t:a., 0cso: :et
A1uta Saut.:As. th.o:erS =
,,"pcss ln:aa vi speak only Al announced BY
''t t:car.s: " ! i. RATES. STATE Treasurer, viii
rsua. W Wrt,r.st'sr, osiat@.r T.
N1nra1,1, .-hur-tiAy. . 0.'at~T &
r.ptf4ltu, Friday, UCtnNF :.
i.a.;tl,t.'. Sa:uFsfxy, O<tol~fs-
.4:::ls. Mu:,tar, Dctt'lrr H.
t"arlslr TnrSlay. bctsiSer Il.
ft-liert;!r. Wednesday. October T.
Att,n, TfusAtaF, October II
Jrlsexyi:l-, F.lday, October IL ..
:!aras.u,iiir. Sa.n.,iay. October Is -
Lit. p;n, Tuesday, t'cttl,er Is
El'u.n.t.e: n, Wednesday, October ~.
f'tSu, 1har.tay, Octaber e.
Y~o.,a, Froay, tctottr 81.
GA1caausE. Sstur1Ay, October -.
Xac,..nll, Aontlax. October -.
Hsn ip.a. Tuesaa5. 0esosst
D.xon, "Wednesday, October 96-
Sterling, Thursday, October =.
Pt;l:nn, Fv1u4y, October -
Frrrpo1t, SATURDAY., October -.
Ga!ena. Montay. October 81.
Rnckfotd, Tuesday, November l.
Egin. Wednesday, November 2
Joliet, Friday. Suve1nbcr$.
Iion. CAsPAR BSTZ, candidate 1oz STAT
Metropolis. Wct1nesday, octobcra =
tSotcx,tdn Thpf&43F. October 6,