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iAronrASr DRctsfox intere,t,nu1
e s,s.s OF sDr, WAS. Merfis va. Tha South
SIZE sisus hailroad Company, which Ina heen az,
Ell before The Circuit Court OF hi r civ
ts ~, sevesai Gays, was decided yesterday i
Ss II ans, In sa raasoaa The plaintiff,
t ~ p oi,s aS1o, snlppea lot &c tobacco from
being Pamphlets Depot, and a. IL wss n nnyr
delivered at that point, suit was bror1rht
against the company for the value tteTeaf.
From the testimony In the case &c appeasei
that the tobacco was received by Che rail.
road company for transport with the
reservation that 1t would not be responsi.
bic for the exigencies Of the war and as 10
was shown that the train upon which the
tobacco was shipped was stopped at Appo-
rlattoN depot By military order, and the
tobacco in consequence lost, verdict was
rendered for the defendant. --Lynchbury
Republican, I'D. ~, -. :
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GOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ kDCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA, TWO miles
trUm Gosten Depot or the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and thirIy-'our miles we5t OF stanton,
viii be open Tor visitors on the FIRsr DAY OF
JUNE. - .s,... 49,
Being furnished with entirely new furniture,
can give satisfaction.
Coco ban room music is In attendance.
BOARD: Per day, So; per month, $50 TWO
months, t4s Per month; three aontns, 40 per
month.
A diiy line Of stages to this place from Goshen
Depot.
Ur. join &. WOOD, resident physician.
-E-@.a j. b. GOUOLOE, Proprietor.
Major 2. Fl. WOODWARD, 80 well known TO the
travelling public, Is the manager. my 35-lm
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JAMES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
mylp-tJ,1 Bath county, Va.
NTARM SPRINGS,
wv BATH COUNTY, va.

have leased these Springs, and they are now
open for visitors. They have been much i'm
proved in their fitness for comfort, and shall De
well kept.
miles from the Hot and eight miles from the Heal
ing Springs,
Write for pamphlets.
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
RATES OF BOARD.
For the months OF July. August, and September,
per day, Ss; per week, . SlIao per month &c.
less. JOHN L.. EUBAkK,
my26--6W Late OF Ihe Healing Springs,
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State Officers Indicted for Embez.
cling. r
ATLANTA, GA, June 21.-The grand jury
of Fulton county to-day indicted Foster
Blodgett, late superintendent of the State
road. and his private secretary, Yarney
Gaskill, for larceny, after trust, in the en-
beZZling of State road funds. - e<ss
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LONG BRIpaE.-The wood aud iron work
Is all ready to be put up as soon Us The stone
and brick work on the Long Bridge Is CON-
pIeted. Rapid progress is being made by a
large number of workmen, and the cause
way has been rebuilt from the Washington
side to deep water in the Virginia channeI
and filed in with dirt for o foundation to
the road bed. The abutment on the Viz
ginia shore is finished, and three stone piers
between the abutment and channel are
nearly done. The railroad company ex-
poets to have the bridge open for passengers
i'm September neXt.-Aterdndri Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22

LUo1EN BEARD's FATHER KILLED.-A let.
ter from Balcony Falls furnishes the intel
lieence that Tom Beard, the father of the
notorious Lucien Beard, was killed near
that place on Saturday evening last. He
was killed by young man named William
Sprouce, but it is as yet undetermined
whether the killing was by accident or de-
sigu.-Lynchburg Republican.
A letter in the Lynchburg Ne,cs from
Balcony Falls says 1T is currently re-
ported and believed that Lucien Beard Is
10 the mountains, and you may soon hear
more exciting news" e-.-s.-..s g.:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE %, tST.
Sun rises AZ Moor SETS. 10.
Sun sexs IT'S Nigh eide .-,.,,.. 8.13
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
~ III BATH COUNTY,
ten miles west OF Mtiboro' Depot, Chesapeake and
Chic railroad, on man stage road to Warm, Hot,
and healing springs, accessible from all points
In the United States, oae days travel from Wash
lngton, Baltimore, Richmond, and Lynchburg.
The health-giving waters and oure mountain
cir make this delightful resort for invalids and
pleasure Seekers.
The accommodations are 1rss-class, and open
June LIST. 1880
Board ger month -four wesks) 90
For circulars with particulars, address
JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
nv "a I'm Bath Alum, Va.
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iNsUMANGE EvMPAa1Es.

ASSURANCE EDMPAEIES.
JoHNA. SELDEN, CHAs. MCGRUDER.
SELDEN 81 MoGRUDER,
AGENTS FOB THE
NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. .,e. .3s,. 49, 3.
Asse:s January /, 1871, scla o!4.ei; amount Viz
gloia registered bonds deposited with Treasurer
State of Virgins, 10000. This is 6rst-class
company, and risks are respectfully solicited.
Office Corner l2th and Cary SIS. te ct
DR. WIN. NJ. WITHERs, AGENT
NokTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW CORK FORK.
Office lois Main street, ...s
Richmond Va,
/ Opposite the pcstoflce0
Thankful for tie patronage extended 10 him by
the citizens of Richmo.d, begs leave to tnfyrm
th III that from this da,e he Will conduct, In con-
nection with his insur &c business
GENERAL BnGKERs GE BUSINESS
FOR THE '...#' .r..
SALE Ard PURCHASE
STOCKS, BONDS, &C., &C.. ,
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NsHOTiATE CONNIE eCIAL PAPER,
OBTAIN LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,
AnU MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL
ACCESS. BIZ POINTS in the u ElTED STATES.
He has obtained the services Of Mcssrs. L. Il.
SUTTON ana DANIEL ID. rALLES, who have
had long experience In the Brokers' Business ~
tais city, ano are as thoroughly acquainted Win
sofci:s the patronage OF the public, fully satisfied
tn It be can do well for them as any house in the
city, oe lo-lm
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DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY Y.


Deposited with the Treasurer OF Ya.... $50, 900
Insures all kinds OF PROPERTY or MERCaAN-
Disc at moderate rates against loss or damage
BIZ fire. Losses paid promptly without discount
= pEYTON u ELLERSON, Agents, '.t
nv 9-3m Corner 18th and Cary streets.
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FIRE, LIFE, and MARINE INSURANCE. Ell
fected In The best companies ut the Ioaoest rates.
Interest allowed on deposits, and loans negotia'
tod
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IN N. WALKER g. CO., s>,E.tre .,5ii:..ss
~. FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND Z.
! = INSU 6ANGE AGENTS,,.- =,
=. OFFICE. No lO14 MAIN 'STREAT,' (
= ! under Messrs. r. I'll. Maury q Go. =

Build ngs. meYchan disc, furniture, and personal
property OF all k,nds in The city and country, In
+ ras In com anfes of the highest standing. . "
Tobacso In watebouses and marine and 1nianu
rlsgs taken ut the lowest rates. =. - -
Losses eauitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
Ii al iS@I}f Is tft = =. tF'l'
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ana encouragement to the youth present.
lie earnestly warned against the popular
Idea that the wasted hours of youth may be
stoned Tor by after diligence but showed,
On The other hand, that middle, and even
GA aye may accomplish grand results by
nigh resolve and perseveriDg effort.
lie spoke earnestly and eloquently Of the
Importance OF forming habits Of persever-
iu@ industry. But alter all, he argued, ge-
hiu-, talent, learning, avail but little If
liIncpIe and nobler ends are overlooked.
lie portrayed the 1eeling, unsatisfactory
character Of the 9rundeSt human trlumphs,
ana how man himself must soon pass away
Md be forgotten. He wildly contrasted
Ia" maSerere Of skepticism, as illustrated in
quotations from Hume and Voltaire, with
ihr clear, ringing battle tones Of the apostle
f"ul, VI his triumphant shout OF victory as
Il" stood Oh the verge Of his martyrdom, and
hrid up FOR the admiration and imitation of
Young men the spirit which prompted these
ssHu!-inspiring utterances OF the great apos-
lie. he clearly showed that both the good
and the ectl of men will live after them, and
argued the Importance Of seeing well to
our steps. He concluded as follows:
But here we have before US ASSOCIATED
men; Young men-men OF generous cul-
lure and with purposes based upon im-
rcrishable principle. How vast the power
and how rich the fruits, if only metes and
hounds arc wisely kept! For if in the
oldcn time one poor man, through gallant
striving, saved city, what feat OF lofty
daring Ii too hard for u brotherhood knit
together in the name and love OF CHEST
For now partition walls are broken down,
and Oh every hand door stands open
vide. Lift up your eyes end look Ihe
hclds are white siready, and he that reapetn
TEcc !yctb WAGES ct the humbtest bring
his otcrirg. II it be but water from the
brook. this shall quench The thirst OF him
Who bears The heat and burden Of the day.
Come over and help up is the solemn cry
that pcals out from II thousand harvest
fields.
Let an honest, earnest exhortation end
tAeee words. AIN HIGH! Work IN the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21
BETH NY COLLEGE.

H,HE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on
Monday, a5th September, 1871,
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1872 II
is dramatically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country Of The
"Panhandle" of West Virginia, easily accessi-
Bile BY railroad or river, aud surrounded with
the most favorable influences for student lils'
Ii has a property in endowment, buildings,
apparatus. library, DC, of over $Soo,VuV' ana
il thus enabled to sustain faculty and iura'
ish facilities for q thorough education Of tho
very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for buth public and private boar
ding, and unfurnshed rooms will be let TO stu
dents who wish 10 board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
!. Preparatory course Of one year. 9, Reg
ular Literary Course, including The Ancient
Languages, for the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts
8 Literary and Scientific Course, for the DC
gree of Bachelor Of Sciences T. The course
Of Master Of Art. s The course Of Master
Of Sciences. g. Speral Courses in Practical
Chemistry, Civil Engineering, 9c: Detailed
information MS to these Courses will be found
in our Catalogue
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM
The Institution has complete act Of Philo'
sophcal Apparatus and students who wish II
ars trained in thu use Of Field Instruments
also a thoroughly 6lteu up laboratory for prac'
teal instruction and w,rk ii Chemical Analy,
sis, and an ample Museum for the study Of
Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 To sSV
per session, Boarding from 50 IN 81 per week
Unfinished Rooms from $SloSl per session
and free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers OF tho Cos
pei Of all denominations
For further particulars apply for catalogue
10 Prof. O. l.. Lo0s, Secretary, or to
W. X. PENDLETo. President.
aug. 17-3m Bethany West Virginia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

We give below rer6atim ct l'serd''m
COPY Of q love letter recently picked up 10
Robinson township, written BY young
man to bis sdorsd Nancy Jane, and it is
certainly one Of the richest productions We
have me. With in loug time. The pune
tuatiou is our own. aud instead OF giving
the names Of the parties we have subs'ltu-
ted fictitious oues; otherwise the letter is
as It came from the hands Of the writer:
October the Is, 1871
Mi dear love: i au we'll at the Present
time, aud i hope when these poor rltlen
lines comes to hand thay will find mi sweet
Nancy Jane well, but | AM sorry TO tell you
that / au in crate study. | bearn Some
bad nuse, i herd that your mother said That
should no. come back there any more
and i am merely Crazy bout it, the way
shed tears to day bout il Well MI
sweet, pretty gall. i must stop and cry q
while. hope to God 'hat you will Com
over hear Sunday and will let me walk to
Sunday school with you, and Twill tell you
more than 4 mules can pull, aud will tell
rou what some one said. how they liked
YOU; and will tell you when we will g's
Married. Oh, If had you 10 mi arms
OBJ, how hapy iwould be. Well mi sweet
Nancy Jane, hope to God you wont let
any Body else g. with you, but me-
There is no one this erth like you, aud no
one swceter, nor prity US you, no one as
haudsum like you, i love you and j will
mary you in few weeks, but don't tell it
will let you no next Sunday mite, ! love
you, i will Close by asking you to rite
FROM
THOMAS HENRY JONES.
Il n
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Two COIOrcd Plates.

MORTON HOUSE, u New Southern Nov
ell, BY the author Of "Valerie Aylmer','
syo paper, four illustrations. Price 81; cloth
$l5O.
Its d story of the South thirty years age
and the scene is laid entirely in that region
The young authoress, who is lady oil
North Carolina, has in her second effort In
proved upon the first. Sent free by mail 10
any address OF the receipt Of the price.
b.ApPLEToN 8 Co, Publishers, New
York.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN Tue TREATMENT or
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
A Physiological view Of Marriage.

A Physiological view OF HHrr'Hge'
The cheapest book ever published contain
ing nearly three hundred pages, aud one hun
bred aud thirty 6ue plates aud engravlngs o.
the anatomy Of human organs in state Of
health and disease. with treatise an early er'
rors. its deplorable consequences upon the
mind aud body, with the aAhar's plan OF treat
ment-,he only rational. Sent free Of postrgs
to any address, on receipt OF twenty-five ce'ts
in stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DIX, La CROlX. No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
N. Y, The author may b. consulted upon any
Of the disease. upon which his book treats
eilhe, personally or by mail aud medicines
sent TO any rart Of thu world,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

Two barges loaded with coal arrived at
cur wharf Tuesday evening. This will DO
good news to those who are out Of fuel.
The cold snap Tuesday night came near
closing both The rivers at this point
The colored Methodist Of this place are
pushing their church to complexion !:
will. when finished, he neat and com.
Portable building.
Toys aud Fancy Goods for holiday pres
ents, at Sisson Brothers.
W II Tomlinson, Esq, left for lndl.
ana, Monday evening. lie will return in
about ten days.
Genuine iue gold jewelry for holiday
presents, at Sisson Brothers.
Some one suggests that the corner loaf
ers of this town, might be utilized BY
painting them and setting them up tor to-
bacco signs.
Santa Claus depot is at Sisson Broth
ers.
The Boardof Supervisors will meet on
Tuesday January Cd. 1872.
Subscribe for the Register and send it
to some absent friend, as Christina, pres.
ent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

We direct attention to the advertise
men. Of DR.. C. C. Tomliuson, Druggist.
Mason City. West Va. He has just re.
turned FROM Cincinnati with sery large
stock of goods, aud especially has be laid
IN a large stock Of Christmas goods BE
intends selling bis goods low, aud our rea.
ders would do we'll to give him call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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CHICAGO ' rs DESTRUCTION.

A full and complete history Of Chicago mel
past present and future wi,hgraphlc scenes
incidents AMI full details Of the disaster. oy
Geo. P Upton anil " Shcahan, editors oil
The Chicago Tribune With over 400 pavss,
and so Illustrations It's now ready 'ol
delivery ,oo ,e,
aud choice oflerritoy' Union Publishing 10
Chicago, Ill or Phila., Pa
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"WIDb Awake . e.: E; s; S e: !;

Oil chromos-subjec.s LIFE sIzE.-exqa,iis,ii!.s.
fac similss Of original Oil Paintings, GIVEN
AWAY to every ,ubsctiberto
Henry Ward Beccher's
GREAT LITERARY. RELIGIOUS WEEK.
LY NEWSPAPER Agents having great
success One took |, 900 names in three zee
monlh 3; another G47 in 50 days; another no
in one week aud Al in one day, and many 9th
ers equally v, II. making from IS and STU TO
$40 per day. Takes on sight An old agent
who Knows, says: Al think it :he beat Gus'n,
e,s for conyassers ever offered Sorry DID
not engage sooner" Pays better than any
book agency. A rare chance to make money.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
Intelligent men and women wanted every.
where If you wish good territory, send early
for circular and terms! J.B FORD d Co.
81 PARK Place, New York; II Bronfeld slD
Boston, Mass; 2S7 West Madison St Chicago
I'll
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PLANTERS FARMERS AND GARDENERS
SUBSCRIBE PoR
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

Now combined with The Rural Register
and published monthly at No 3 North Street
Baltimore Nd, bv SAMUEL SANDS \ Son
II Is he Oldest Agricultural Journal IN America
md was conducted over % years BY our
Srniorl New series begins JrDuary LIST. 1917,
~ 50 a year, in advance, 5 copies, s.; IL
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

PERSONAL. We were pleased to meet
in our .auctum last Monday, or friends,
James W. Kelly, Esq aud Major A. h.
Midtown. Mr.. Kelly was on us way to
Charleston. by the overland route.
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Tut MAIrs.-The Charleston Courier

Tur MAILs-The Charleston Courier
deals in some very unjust criticisms on the
way our present contractors arc delivering
The mails on the Kanawbs route. The
Courier puts the matter in the very worst
light possible. The editor is indeed, iD-
dignant, aud devo,es nearly a column to
make bis "growl;" he is completely out Of
patience, and there is no reason in him =
What object be has 10 view, We koW not;
but this we do know, that the present con.
tractors have had difficulties to contend
With that no other contractors have bad 10
twenty years. Shortly after they qualified
as contractors, the rivers became SO low
that navigation was entirely suspended
through the summer ill late 10 the tall;
then there was rise 10 the rivers that al
lowed about one months navigation, when
the weather turned suddenly cold aud both
rivers we're closed by the ice, aud steam
boat navigation again suspended. During
the low water the contractors delivered the
mail with commendable promptness. aud
delivered duly mail in Charleston -
The sudden change in weather, caused
the contractors to again make arrange
meuts to carry the mail by land 10 get.
ting this arrangement made; one or two
mails might have been delayed. but be-
fore the Courisr's article was published,
the mail had been, and is now being deliv-
cred in Charleston. No contractors have
ever before delivered the mails on either
the Parkcrsburg or Kauawha routes, du-
ring low water aud freeze ups, with such
satisfactory regularity both to the Depart.
men. and the people as have tho present
contractors. The article in the Courier
does the contractors grea. injustice, and
we trust its editors will make every cor.
rection that Is necessary to set the con.
tractors right.
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The stores show iuuumerable iudica-
tious Of the near approach Of the holidays.
Santa Claus is preparing for his debut at
nearly all our establishments; aud parents
experience premouisOry draughts on their
pocket.books.
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Two CEnrAlsrlgs. One of,he cer'alu
things in lifcis the inpossibili'y Of editing
newspaper to suit all its readers; and an-
other certain thing is, au editor Of much
experience never tries
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THOMAS HENRY JONES.
to his sweet Nancy Jane Smith.
Oh. rite to me soon aud oblige.

The Gallipolis Bulletin says: Messrs'
Euos, Hill 4 Go. Of the Buckeye Foundry
and Machiue Shop are engaged in making
a go iuch engine GO iuch stroke with 0s'
cillating valves) tor the Charleston Manu-
featuring Company.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

The Ohio riveris still blockaded, with
ice between this place and Parkersburg.
There may DO breakup" about next
june.
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A spleudid assortment Of Christmas con.
fec,ionerles. Christmas Toys, &c, at I.
L. Hale's. Parents aud all others in
search oil Christmas goods, will dnd Them
at Mr.. Hale's in abundance Give him q
call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

LOST On the West Columbia road,
somewhere between Edmund .Sehon's and
Point Pleasant, q Fur Cape. The finder
will be suitably rewarded BY leaving the
same at this office. w.
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A. Hess has just opened and has for
sale choice lot of Christmas candies,
nuts, rsisins, lemons, &C., to which the at.
.en,ion Of the reader is called.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-12-21

DEAD Capt. James H. Rice. former
ly resident Of this county, died on the
18th inst, at Camden, Arkansas. His
family reside in Covington, Ky.
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CuprsryAs.-As Christmas comes but
once year. and as printers, like other
people, need rest, there will be no paper
issued from this Office next week. LII the
meantime, however, should any one have
the willingness to call il and settle their
bills they will end US at the Office ready to
receive their money We wish each and
every one of our patrons q Merry Christ
mas" auda Happy New Yeat,"
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CUNDURANGO.
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A female member Of tue colored Baptist
Church was dipped" 10 tho Ohio river
last Sunday evening. Ars.bor cold bath.
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Susk We learn that the steamer
Grossly" on her down trip last Sunday,
struck a snsg about I've miles below Gal
lipolis and sunk No lives we're lost
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We never look upon the walls Of an un-
finished house Of worship, without think
ing Of the Scriptures: This people say,
the time is not come, that The Lords house
should be built"
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We know Of several parties Of enter.
prise aud means, who have their eyes up.
gu Point Pleasant as their future home. =
A few more years we think, will remove
"Corustalk's curse" We hope our citi-
seus will help them to remove this aud all
other curses.