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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-08
NEW 7-30 GOLD LOAN
Of THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAMscAD
RAPID PROGRESS OF TIE WORK.

The hmldjng ofthe HortherE Pnrihr Rnil-
road, Q,egun July lasi) ~ being pushed for.
ward wiIh great cnerty from both cStrem itirs
Of che Inns Several thousand men are em-
pltyel IN Minnesota AMI an the Pacific cDasI.
The uiade H. nearly cOmplrtcd 2GH mlies vert
ward from l.Ahe superior; trans are running
over l3O mAes Of llni,hedToSd, nndirark Jay.
Ing II rapidly progressing toward the eRstern
border Of Dakota. Including it, purchase OF
the II. Paul 4 pacltc Read, Tie Northern
Pacific Company n"w has 4i3 nhrs Of com:
plr,ed road N by september next tbs WIN
bc increased II ~ least dGl
4 G0OD EEGEST MENT. lay Cooke
20. are now selling, and unit sllatingiy re-
commend, "a II prom able an perfectly safe
investment, tie lirst mortgage land grant
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
They have 80 years to run, bear seven SUD
three-tcnthr per cent. gold interest (mors
than s per cent. currency and are secured by
first and Ouly mortgage on the ENTIRE RoAB
AAp irs EQuipMFNTs, and also, as Iaht as The
rOadiS CON leipd, on
Of tr,vh, "r A,n arr"s tor ench sl,0tO bond
rhov nrs exempt from U s Tax; pnncipl
ami Interest are payable IN gold. denon'Has
lioHs; r,hirons, SIOO 10 sl,UJOi Registered
LASnS FOR ROSDs. : Northern Pa
cltic I gus nrt pt all times receivable ntiEH
rEa CrST. knJYF PAR, in exchange tr the Conn
rany's lhnds,Ht their lowest cash piicc. 1h'5
renders them practically interest nEARiN1
LANp WARRANTS.
SINKING FUHD.-The proceeds ofan
| GALES of lands urc required to he devoted 10
the re.purIiase aud cancellation Of the first
mortgage bonds OF the Company. The land
grant Of the road exceeds iiIy million acres.
4 his immense shaking lund will undoubtedly
canctl the principal oi the COmpaay's bonded
! deb: before IL halls due. With Their ample se-
| curily.and high rate ct interest, there is no in'
yes;lnent, accessible to the people, which IS
mare PEoFIyNRt u EUR SAVE. ..
EXCHANGING US. FLSE-TWER.
T9ES.-t he slh'ccs~ Of the new government
= per cent. loan will compel the ca. ly surrens
der of tie United States 0 per cents. Many
holders iivesiwereS are now exchanging
/ them tor Nortl ern Pacific seven .thlrtles, thus
r,nliE nga hnndsoIne pratt, and greatly inr
crrASing their yearly ln"ome, t.
OTHER SECURI'EIES.--Ar mnrketa-
HE .to"ks ami hn:.dS viii Oe received at their
hi ghps' cLrrcnt price IN exchange for North
ein Pacific seven thirties- ExPBEss cHARGEs
on money or bonds received, and on seven
rhiri ~ s,nt in return, will he pad by tho n.
pancinl agents. Full information, maps,
pamphir.s, ctc.. can he obtained on applicn.
tioa a. any agency, or rem the undersigned.
FORrLLEEr
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-08
UN TIED STA TIE S
ID. INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.
Collectors Office, .. 4
United States Internal Revenue, |
Eleventh Instruct, Ohio,

- : TOR-WnUIT, Ma ~ ISIT. ]
IN pursuance of the A1tr ~ Congress NJ the
limited States 20 provide lhtrrna( Revenue
TO suppaIt the tSoNernr,ent- 10 pay interest
m the Puhle p,h, and for all other purposes,
puLhc notice is hereby ETen 20 ell persons
interested, thqt the AsSe, or's Animal Lists for
Ih's Dlstris. Icompr'Sng the counties OF A.
ama, Sciato, LsSien"e, Galla, tintOn ana
JNrksop,) Tor the year is7l,tmhrrcing tasps
on Incomes, Special Taxes On u stiller'. Rec.
tliier-, Wholesale and hetal Liquor Dealers,
Brewers, Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturers
and To,a'co nealeTs, are now in nay han Is
for co lecncn aud that said taxes ale now dGe
and payable.
win attend IN person or Ivy Deputy, at the
United States Collectors Office, &C
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-08

EVAN WILLIAMS was, last
week, bound ever to court by
Esq. Hughes. of Madison town
snip, on a charge of assault
lod battery with intent to kill
bis father-in-lsw, Ylnton Pow
ers.--Jacksoa H.rAd.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-08
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given th,t the under.
IN signed has been dily appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Lewis ClarK, late Of Vim.
ton County, ohio, deceaNrd.
ERWIN CLARK, o
Administrator of the estate Of Lewis Clark,
deceased.
May "a, lS7l.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-08

The following are The grades
of the pupils Of the Grammar
School on examination with
their grades in department for
the last month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01

U Another gang of big Injuns, paint,
peace-pipe and wampum, are en- route for
Washington in the same old style that
has been considered the correct thing for
decades past. With every new year the
Lo family dig up the hatchet, so trotting
round promiscuously, stealing peoples
hair and roasting the owners without re-
gard to sex CT previous condition, while
at the same time half dozen go on a
visit to the Great Father after treats and
treaties, making speeches, which they
have with infinite difficulty crarnmed
from Logan's repertory.
The Louisiana planters find their
1900 Chinese hands too few, and send for
more. They prefer them to negroes in
everything except mule handling. There
is mutual misunderstanding between
the mule and the Chinaman.
"A brave girl, the daughter of John
Fields, of st. Adams, VT, entered her
fathers burning barn last week; and,
while the fire was dropping upon her
head, burning it to blister, released
several head of cattle and three horses.
She also welded an axe with the strength
of an athletic man, demolishing hog
pen and driving the inmatesfrom danger.
General Sherman pretends that he
doesn't want to be President. He says
his Office is worth more than the Presi-
dency-that his is a life estate, while that
of the President is only for four years.
This is the way Sherman talks, and yet
he knows that Grant has made the Office
Of President yield more i'll cash and real
estate in two years than that of General
can be made to yield in twenty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
The Thanks of Edgefeld Due Gov.
Scott.

The Taxpayers Of Edgefeld will be de-
lighted to learn that Gov. Scott has ap-
pointed Mr.. Robert A.. Lynch County
Auditor. Mr.. Lynch, native of Colum-
bia, who married daughter of the
late Col. Bauskett, has lived among us
for upwards. Of four years, and enjoys
the confidence of our people generally.
He is conscientious, high.toned gentle
man, and will discharge the duties OF the
Office of County Auditor with exact fair
ness both to the State and the taxpayer.
Z Mr.. Lynch iills the vacancy created by
Gov. Scotts removal of the Hamburg
scallawag, Louis Schiller, the unscrupu-
lous assessor of the peoples property,
who could always find some method OF
correcting his undue assessments by the
enIghtening power of FIVE or ten dollars
slipped into his vest pocket. This is an
other case of "locality" wisely discover
ed by Gov. Scott!
Mr.. Lynch's Office will be at this place.
Itwould be churlish in us not to return
thanks to Gov. Scott, on the part of the
people of Edgefeld, for so commendable
q removal and so satisfactory an appoint
ment, ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
Special Notices.
A Chapter of Facts.


Space is invaluable in newspaper and It is there
fore proposed in this advertisement TO condense
variety of facts, important 70 the public, into small
compass Those facts refer to 1Iostetler's Stomach
Btters-whut that celebrated medicine is, and what
II will do. In the first place, then, the article is
slimulsn toric and Alternative, consisting Of com.
blnaon Of an absolutely pure spiriuous agent with
The most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
thu. Botanic research hns placed at the disposal Of
The chemist and the physician. These ingredient,
are compounded with great care, and in such pro-
portions rs to produce preparation which nvigor-
ales%hout exciting thcigenerRl system, and tones,
regulates and controls te stomach, the bowels, the
liver, Ind The minbi secrcifse Organs
whai this great restorative will do must be gath
cred from what 1t has done The case Of dyspepsia,
OF any other form Of indigestion; in which i. has
been persistently administered without eTeciing a
-adIc. cure, is yet TO be heard from, and the Same
may be'said OF bilious disorders, intermittent fever,
nervous affections general debility, constipation sick
luadache mental disabilities to which THE feeble are
50 subject Itpurlaes all the fluids Of the BODY; In
cludlRgthe blood; Ind the gentle stimulus whichii
!upaFt, q lhp pefYOas sy.teHls aotspcceeded by the
sEghtes!reacliow This isa chapter OF laeta which
READERS 10Y their gSn sakes, sagad tditk and I'll
member,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
READ THE FOLLOWING {:

demonstrated that the rates Of Premium ordinarily
what necessary safe conduct Of the business In other
bsss Seaa sbs a to return the anounteharged
When Life Insurance Companies first organized the reliability Of the data
which the p na denee r0 adopt scale
would meet all presumed and unforeseen contingencies the
doubt it. bet better fix the +Ss rate too
sB returning to the 6gp psyes at @ s te
% q 9 bs 5s Rn sad tn the es e COMPANY
having that these rates are eH
w Hvsing G themselves this experience
Sss & fs S4s ss'7 sss
aSssl ay ps9 n sS eS tbas @ charged
be determined far rates the
holder % aa that b s @ % 9 cop pTga'5s % ss I
incurred BY the business : a..
v s a Sn as a @ there b are 5hs ] tSs PUSHES
sn one s n Se sss ms oI saSag
@ 9# 5 I sp st I pmfS % ss The
ing FH f p amount @ Of business would give
@ S H ey oRad S % In ss s divide
@ sy oSn5 @ sss sources 4 al N
AZ is r. sTs rs dE Eyg ps1sf5 e. @ SS nas l assa
Annual Premium his Policy n share the Ss
the the sspa sSasy :yss p'SsSsy'S same s'ss4 s,
&C., 3 e.. 4ss hat z' s;s sg 81 z sssy ess: @ .s
dividend paid that amount on mutual 5
Company s5 hs has fsss sas 1eia S
initial outlay of $2OOOO0 allowing pocyhoe retain their
the Universal has virtually paid them @ dividend 1as %
impossible any example Mutual Company furnishing insurance at
returning its polyders equal amount similar receipts
SECOND Papaioui profits Of The Company plan aic
secures to The pogfous Stockholders aDrd
e This participation with the low stock
premium necessarily the poNyAoaeTs possible advantage
bee derived Tomp prudent and careful management
compel and independent Of participation
well managed mutual companies; proposed plan participation
what considered legitimate profits the business the cost will be still
nrhr diminis
Thus by arising low stock and participation
the profits believed that the UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY at its lowest practicable cost .
Picyhods who participate the Profits
making application to- the Head Office OR to Of
the Agents Of the Company
The Company Is a sound financial condition m
usGooD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED who will deal direct with
the New and whom full General gents Commissions will
be paid - .u,
Nov 2m22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
The Parker Gnn.

We direct attention to thecard of PAR
KER Bros, manufacturers of the Parker
Breach-Loading, Double Barreled Shot
Gun. We have one of these excellent
Guns, and are well pleased with it. We
Have had it thoroughly tested by some of
buf'best sportsmen, and they all speak
In nths highest terms of its great accuracy,
either at short or long range, the depth
Of penetration, and even distribution Of
shot. These gums give entire satisfaction
wherever introduced. Send to PARKER
BnoFHEns,' west Merlden, Mass, and
ig;eet Circular containing prices apd' oil
o s,aoossary s i'm iiiIn,formatiiohh." !" &c ,i'i 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
Grocers Everywhere Keep It,.

Why? Because DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER has achieved reputation second to
none for strength, purity, reliability and
economy. 1t produces most elegant'
light biscuits, rolls, DC, and SO exact are
the proportions of each ingredient that
the same results follow each time. 1t
permits no waste Of hOur-is convenient
to use, and the food prepared with it is
such that it can be eaten and relished by
the most sensitive dyspeptic or invalid
without fear Of indigestion. Manufac-
tured by DooLgY d BROTHER, 90 New
Street, New York, and fol- sale at retail
by all grocers. 21-23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01

Fashion, in the midst Of her many
eccenItricities, has revived the high she'll
comb af OF oliir grandmothers. Gold buckles
have also appeared, and, as waists arc
rapidly growing shorter and more docel
lete we shall probably soon see the styles
IF Recsamier, and the toilets of tho First
3 3aIa;iiipiTe ii iae fayorite styles.
Nm. {St-AAl y ssssss.s--t7-:----- t7-::----
Young Sssro eiS giTl nsisss9!s n@iiste9k 2 l9h|e E
sfaiimonia for her mistress halr OIL: =.
few, patches of wool alone are left,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
May II
Superior eli Teas,

TUsT Received fresh supply of very
u SUPERIOR GREEN andIBLACK
TEA, for sale al, reduced prices. ''4.N,.'t.
-. .'.'.;";-G..M PENN; Druggist.
Nav d u. :. - =, If ~ %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
SO Liberty Street, New York.
The Original Stock Life Insurance Co. Of the United States
This Company Offers the Following Important Advantages to tho
About Efecing Insurance their LiYes:5

lst Insurance at Stock Rates. being from 20 to 80 Per
Cent less than the Rates charged by Mutual Companies
3D. Each Pocyholder is regarded Stakeholder to the
extent of Annual Premium on bis Policy and will share
the Profits of the Company to the extent Stock
holder owning equal amount of the Capital Stock
3d. Every Policy issued by the Company is nonforetabe
and contains Clase stating its exact Surrender Value
BEFORE suaNG ACCEPTING AGENCY OF ANY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01


j. b. MoDEv1TT, Esq, the School COM
missioner for this County, gives notice
In to days issue to Teachers of Free
Schools to suspend said Schools until the
LIST October next. The Free Schools ought
not to be closed thus early, or for so long
a term; but Mr.. McDEv1TT could not do
otherwise, inasmuch as he cannot obtain
from the State Treasurer the amount due
this County for School purposes, although
there has been an appropriation made and
taxes collected to, meet this very de-
mand. The Edgefeld teachers. led by
"Teacher" at Wards Depot, should pro-
ceed in solid phalanx to the State Treasu1
rer's Office at Columbia, and Ku Klux
the last one of the misunderstanding
and open-handed swindlers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-01
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, $500 per Annum.
Re.opening of the sa,uda House

~ By reference to our advertising col
umns, twill be seen that Mrs. BoUL-
WARE has re opened the Saluda House
for the accommodation of travellers and
permanent boarders: Apart from the
high social standing which Mrs. BoUL-
WARE has always held in our midst, and
the eminent practical usefulness and be-
hevolence which have always marked
her course, there is perhaps no, lady in
the State more justly noted for domestic
experience and capability.f Beyond all
doubt Mrs. BouIwARE's house will be,
both for transient and permanent board
ers, a resting place Of comfort, cleanli-
ness, quietude and refinement. We be-
speak for our popular townswoman the
kindest consideration of the public at
large.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16
THE YOUNG wiDow.
She is eunn,ng--.O sometime. witty,


She is cunning sometimes witty,
Free aud easy hut not hold;
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not tno old;
HaItinviting, half,repellant,
Nov advancing. aud now shy.
There b, mischief in her laughter.
There is danger in her eye.
She has studied human nature;
She is sehoolrd in every art.
She has taken her diploma.
Asthr mistress Of the heartl
Shecan.iell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smile.
oh. maid is sometimes charming,
But widow. all the whllei
Are you sadf oh. then how serious,
will her pretty face ;rcomrl
You are angry: she is wrctched.
saddened, iriendless. fearless, dumb.
Are you mirthrulH how her laughter
Silversnunding will ring "utf
She can lure and catch and play you
AS an angler does trout!
Ahl "ols fossils +" nearly fifty,
Who are plotting. deep and wise;
Ye"Adon,.e>." :" of twenty.
With the love light in your eyesl
You may practice NIL the lessons.
Taught by Cupid sincrth fall,
But know little widow
Who.can win and fool you ALL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16
ONLY IN THE Box.

"Any one got llghiT
"Hcre; my boy. | have The best
matches in the wnrld. Safest thing you
can"
"Whht, tho!e thingsw Don't let them
near me! I'd have the patdntees burnt
with fagois Of 'em. Why I paid for a
box of them, and jesse paid too. how much
a" you supposc?" Aud out ofNa shop
mind you"
II can't tell, I'm sure some fancy
price"
"Only ifty thousand pounds I'll tell
you how Wait, l cant give up ny smoke
even to crafty so Just a vendetta 50 for
ouce. I'll use tho illomenpd thing Ire:
mcnbcr tho astiipO | used. or triedle''
uleithem -bat4yqu slrall hear = n;
y,ulsememhsr,as tho time MhsRsl and
q ere eoins on together, old F,&.-
,Ssrty the hifii6Sais ssa Ne enjoyed 'bs,
credit Of being called, tI,ongH without ahy
claim to the title. a. itprovcd. far hehad
but seventy thousand poundseapd . mil Y
lio"airc. even by courtesy, ought to show
s,.least two or three huhdrele Thousand
However. he tbok all the airs, .andVrnjoyed
all the respect If one. and g, far as he was
cancrrnrd it came to the same thing He
reall. showed great interest in our c"oIng
and woning; quite beyond what might be
expected from a money-grab,er such as
h. has been all the days of his life. The
lkiog began on his side though by NY pre-
senting him with pound OF the very
choisrsr Turkish which had been sent me
as present There was bis weak place
He smoked -smoked day aud night ~
like CHIMNEY which often has its fros
bank, d up, but like a mountain on Gre
Give NE my pipe" he would say.
taking a rather selfish view ofthr cosmos-
ony. and / don't care If the world turns
upside.dowu."
A rather weak logician once rP'orted on
hin: but my dear Mr. F"xberry, if the
world turns upside down. you and yeur
pipe must turn upside-dnwn with it
But Mr.. Foxberry had him in mo-
ment Il say. sir" hc roarcd, If you
hui taken the trouble to at'cnd-I stiPu'
late for the quiet enjoyment Of my pipe.
You like splitting hairs, sir, | see
/ could sea TINT this old gentleman to"k
8 kindly interest in ms love for Jessie -
Between huge clouds of smoke lie grunted
his appreciation
Il like you" he said Bob. and that's
n great deal Not 50 well as my pipe. of
course: hut more than INV money. | like
you better thun the greedy crew who are
hunting me for it. aud who will dnd
themselves disappointed"
Every one, "f course g9od-na'uredly
snid that ] was bunting him which was
far from, the truth. though | own had
tb. air Of it, aud likci listening 70 his
stories. his grim remarks. aud own
the smoking ofssomc rare old cigars that
be had got from sea captain | visited
/ -
him ofteu when it suited me, took little
trouble abo him, and ut lns' go bi9'
from friendly solicitors cl-'k that my
name figured in 'iurgr caPs." aud i" 'ar {
figures too in his testament The next
time old Foxberry was smoking bard, be
said tones: :,
why don't you name day' Be bold
man alive Pluck up and don't stand
shilly.shallyiug. You won't hse by il
in tho end" he said Significantly !
tel YOU what" he said, I've e"ta ne"
box Of cigars over. Wen make q little
party for drive TO TbFse-''0ts Abbey
~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

A German who wont q here Nilsson.
says be docs no. like her because she .
s. tolliand slim He wants . singer who
looI.. like a "fsdaesbed smis ? string tied
around der middle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

/ A young gentleman who had Just mar
ried little beauty, say. She would
have been taller hut she is made Of such
precious material that Nature couldn't ag
ford it"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

A school gih'was recently asked SET an
examinaticns nj BY d gentleman, to lell him
what Adam lost BY his lall; and. when
p,essed, she replied; Il suppose y Was
his hat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16
JOB WORK.

We are prepared to do job Work Of every
description, in as good style as nny Office in
thi~ part Of the Slaterand at lower prices
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16
No man 4 gontIemau wbo, without

NO UNu - y HOateStA4u WIZ N't'''ftt
provocation would treat With incivilisy the
humblest Of his specisA ItisvulgAFiiyfor
which no accopplishmedis ct dress Of ad-
dress can ever atone SHOW mo the man
who desires 10 make every ono happy ar
Ouud liin, aud whose greatest solicitndeis
never TO give jast CauSe Of caehce losny
one. aud / willshoW you eoutloman "
nature. and ~ practice. though be may
neysrhayo worn suit Of sbscAdsleth. nor
even heard Of lexicon. am proud o
say. for the honor Of our species, thSre are .
men. IN every throb Of whose hearts. there
is aolicitude for tho welfare Of mankind
aud whose every broath.isi pcrfnmed With.
kindness.
TuR Couar cI AppsAIs. The Courecs
Appeals closed lis winter term at Charles.
ton last week, aocr . session vi weeks.
Quito number Of cases Of Importance was
disposed Of, among which vas the ease Of
Kuhn rs the Board Of ESiucationof Wells.
burg. sustaining tho couSIitdtionality Of
tho special school district System. The
opinion Of lhecourtwas delivered By Judge
Moore. tho new Judge. and We hear 10
ability spoken Of in very alitering teraa.
We are afatlfied % know that che new
Judge has m.ds vary favorable i@pfds,
sion on his associates As we'll asupon the
Numbers Of tho bar ,A''
The ncxt,tcrm Of the court isto be held
in Wheeling, commanding the 2ad Thurs.ss
day 10 July -IatelliSeaeers
A tornado passed over Jeforuon City,
Missouri. on Thursday might, lasting
about thirty minutes A PORTION Of thh
PonitentiarY was pnroofed and part Of u
walls blown down. injnrins the engine
room 80 that work must stapsin The shqpa
operated by steam. The damsge q iHa I
bujlding vas aboat i5.OOO Che taol
e a
d lincoln TusiitutsaIi of othaFsbuilllt6
was patthlly removed AID coasldeatIa
other dEniars dnha
3 AnSbpdy can llsh the repniatiop
40 iudlgIduaI, however parp epd ohPlf
by literine d suspicipn which cnelEies Ril|
believe and his friends never hear 81. a !
puff Of idle wind eau shkssap 4 million q
the seeds of the thistle aud DO work 81
mischief which the bushaadniep nus. labor
long aadSmrd to undo; ihs aoi;ine Partics
les being too light % be seen and too light
to be stopped.
A Missouri Pupcr offers this FOR there.
qnism u q departed cotcmparary:
"I.e & by leaf lhe roses fsll;
Dime by dime the purse runs dry:
Ore by one beyond recall,
Mushroom papers droop and die.
a young lady ho,itating for q word in
describing the character of a rejected sui-
tor. snid, He is not . tytan', not exactly
dominerring, but D 'Doematjc, sug.
rested her friend 70 be '1 has y. mot +. dlsni.
y enough for Tint; think pup!aasie y would
don,. donb. 4 "
=
An affected slgncr a. q Dublin thsAtef
was told BY wsg 10 the gallery %
n. .ons l;te o,ber nsonle .
-
n.il;nnra ;s krnuhted rp;ih fiarNn fafnalA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

When may chair b. said to dislike
you9 When ii cannot bear. you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

Prede.trian extraordinary several plays
are nov hpyipg a long run
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-16

Baltimore is troubled with fercc female
iighwaypep, who shoot at folks