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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
d. W. POLSLE1
To the Voters Of Mason County.

lO lnt iOltlS VI MdSUn UUunty'
The office Of Clerk Of the County Court
being ministerial and uot political 10 it's
character; created for the accommodation
Of the whcle people and not Of any partic'
ular party, and believing that il should be
removed as for as possible from partisan
influence and political prejudice, and also
believing that it 10 The right Of every citi-
zen to present bis name to bis fcllov.citi-
zens as candidate for Office, and having
the assurance from many friends Of their
support, | respectfully offer myself as 90
independent candidate for the office OF
CLERK or TIE County CouRr Of this
county, and sulicit your SURFACES for that
Office at the election to be held Oh the 4th
Thursday Of August next. pledging you,
ifelected, my undivided attention to the
duties Of the Office.
June 1873 WV. L RUFFNER.
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MARRIED AT the residence Of the
brides parents. 10 Robinson Township,
June Goth, 1872. BY Rev, W. Il Harri-
son, Mr.. Daniel W. VanMatre to Miss
Eliza J. Yeager, daughter Of Ambrose
Yeagcr; all Of Mason county.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of a bouu-
tiful supply Of cake with the above notice
We wish our young and happy friends .
pleasant voyage down the stream Of time J
On Wednesday, June 10, at the resi-
deuce Of the brides mother, by Rev Mr.
Hatfield, MI. A A. panley, Of Mason
county. West Virgiuia, to Miss Lille
Whit,iker, Of Cincinnati.
We extend to the young couple just en-
.eriug upon the voyage Of life, in the NOR
ming Of their days, our hear'iest congrat.
ulatious. Happy and blessed in each 9th
ers affection. may the skies always be
bright above them, and the grass green
beueath their feet May love weave for
them its sunny ilyls aud joy like glad
song.birl carol its malrigals under their
caves due BY one' the gallant anu " cnlV. !.
alrous youth are DESERVING the bachelor
ranks and enrolling themselves in the bless.
al ,rm, of ,hs Rsrea;c,s Nav thc oood
So,l ~ an mil, al mart and alucoisb
hacheIordom !, lc,vened with the priceless
haven If , voman's 1--we. and until vc eau
up.,... ..,;,;,.,. ,,,.,.oo
Pure hearts in vrdIoek's golden lie
Self pledged in love to live and die"
Again, We with the handsome groom
and beautiful bride the fullest happiness
in their new relations. Js.r.
Oeclafa''0h o. independence i.
MIR. EpIToE-Wheo III lae course o'
human events It becomes necessary tor
people to dissolve the social bonds when
have connected them with one another ana
to assume among the powers OF the earn
The separate and equal station 10 wh'ch Tue
laws OF nations entities them. a decent res
pect to the opinions OF mankind requires
that they should declare the causes which
lmPel them to separation; ). ;,
We hold these truths to Do se't'e7'dcnt;
that all men are created With certain ioal-
ienable rights; that among these are Ale
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To Coms,alln ptives!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy. is snxious 10 make known "a
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. TO all
who desire il he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used. free Of charye,) with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same
which they will find Sunr CuRs for CoSsuAr
rroS. AsranA. BRoSca,rAs. DC. Parties wish
ipp the prescription will please address
Rxv EDWAED WILSON.
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, N Y
nov. Y-ly. A.
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class Of par,izans, to be mc'by the tnuns
Of Radical and Proscr'ptionist,' by an.
other but il seems sir, by the communities.
ton referred to, ,ha, some men arc so do.
based in .he scale Of humanity that they,
have been entire strangrs to that which
covers a multitude Of sins, and are pev,
or so contcutcd aud mppy, as when they
engage in opening up some old sore, and
bathing themselves in its putrid and pf.
frnsive secrclioGs, g -
In the communication alluded to-, the
point aimed at, is that the Democratic and
Conservative party did not nominate for
any of the County Offices, any man who bad
been in the Union army, aud that thcra
we're plenty Of that class Of men who hid
affiliated with our party ever since tho
close Of the war, who were roady aud will.
ing to DO nominated for Office. Grant
that no man who fought on the Federal
side, was nominated. Grant. ifyou choose
that the ticket is filled entirely ofmen who
we're ileu'iIiel with the 'lost oause."-r
which is not so are they not all good,
honest ANIL capable men9 Are they NOT
all we'll known to the citizens ofihis coun,
tyr Is there one man on tho ticket. who
is no, fully identified with the hest inter.
es's of tho county in every way that would
cause AZ affinity ofinterest bctween those
to be voted for add those WHO DO the vot,
Ing? "Occa.ional,s does not arraign any
Of the candidates on the ticket for moon.
potency. Or dishonesty. but undertakes to
bcra'e tho editor Of the, Journal for, NOT
being ps rampant : Union NAN, shs him
self, is, AND calls on him to abuse the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
RIVER BOTTOM FARM
NEAR
Mason City, Mason County, West Va.

Mason City, Mason County, West Va.
TN pursuance Of the terms Of decree of tho
| Circuit Court VI Mason County. West Vir.
ginia, in case in chanecry therein pending.
wherein Nancy Gray, st al we're plaintiffs.
and Julia A Gray, ct, al, were dssndants,
entered on the 9Th day II Nay, 1879. l. the
undersigned, Special Commissioner. shall on
Friday, tho 9th day Of July. 1879,
at tho front door Of The Court House Of said
county, proceed to sell either vt private sale
or pablo suction to the highest bidder the real
estate that Emily Gray died seized and pos.
sessed Of. consstnp Of ninety three acres. Two
roods and twenty five poles, and known az
Lot No, Am the partition Of The Ezekiel Nc
Dauiel estate upon the following terms. one.
half Of the purchase money cash in hand and
the residue upon credit OF twelve months,
taking from the purchaser bond with good se.
curity bearing interest from dry ofsale and 70.
tniuing the legal title wa further security.
W. H TOMLINS0N.
june l3-4w. ) Special Commissioner.
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OAUTI"N.-Every genuine box Of Dr.
" McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa /,
and their private United States Stamp III
take no other. The market is 'ull Of iml'
ta,ions Zap 4-6m.
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DrED.-At the residence Of her sou'iu.
law, Mr.. John Kuopp, in Robinson town
ship, Mason county, West Va. June "a,
1872, Mrs. Catherine Mayes, aged Is
wears Q months and 4 days.
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Tho Times and Gasette of Petersburg
have been consolidated. and are under the
business management Of our friend E T..
Drahosb, Esq We are in receipt Of the
Daily Times and Gusetts, which presents
neat appearance, and the editorials are
prepared with great care and shows ability
on the part Of the writer. 1t has at its
masthead, the entire Democratic and Con.
servative ticket, and gives it an earnest
support. A weekly will also be issued 10
connection with tn the Daily. We under
stand that James Hutcheson, Esq, form
erly editor Of the Independent Republican
published in this place before the war, is to
be editor.in chief. Under the manage
ment Of Mr. Drahosh, the paper is bound
to succeed. We wish the Times and Gu
zette all the success imaginable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

When the Blood bushes with rocket. like
violence to the head, causing hol Aushes. yer.
tigo and dimnass ofsight, II Is certain sign
that a mild, salubrious cooling and equalis.
Ing laxative is required, and TARaANr's Erv
ravkscESr SELrzEa APEaIEsr should be a. once
reaorted to.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.
THE Heirs Of Louis B. Menager, deceased.
offer for sale their farm situated in Mason
county, West Virginia, lower end Of Clenden.
in township, on the Ohio river. 10 miles be.
low Gallipolis, Ohio and Is miles below Point
Pleasant. West Virginia, containing
302 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
in a high state Of cultivation. One hundred
acres Of well tmbered hill land Two orch.
ards with trees Of superior quality Two
dwelling houses and all necessary out build
inxs Title perisc. and clear Of all Incumb.
RANGES.
uAnyone wishing to purchase q farm Of
the Aforesaid description, would DO we'll To
call on or address the Undersigned for terms
Of sale and particulars q,
Point Pleasant, Mason County, W. w.
inch l5-ii.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having in their pos. ession any
n Of our SACKS, branded "Alpshire q
Waddsll." "H. W. 4 A. l.. Langley" or n.
Aleshire 4 Co" are hereby notified TO return
the same before the close Of the present month.
This notice is general; no exceptions will be
made, and parties will save thom'elves trouble
BY promptly complying with the same.
June 20-2w. X. ALESHIRE 4 co.
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SNAKE Br.-On Monday morning.
Mrs. Edwards, wife Of Smith Edwards, Of
Robinson Township, while visiting at the
house Of Mr., NJ. P Kuopp, was bitten by
either copper.head or Viper, she could
not fully determine which, as the snake
Immediately after striking her, took refuge
under the house Remedies we're imme.
diately applied, aud though her foot and
ankle was much SWOLLEN, yet at last
accounts she was doing as we'll as could DO
expected, and it is now thought the bite
will not prove fatal.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of s. Griffith, decd,
TN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
| Of Mason county made in cause therein
pending to subject the real estate Of The said
8. T.Griffi'h TO the payment Of his debts, you
are required to present your claims against the
said s T. Griffith for adjudication to r. A
GUTHRIE, Commissioner at his Office. In the
town Of Point Pleasant, in said county. on OF
before the Goth day Of july D III.
Witness: @. B Waggenpr, Clerk Of our said
Court 1t the Court House this 18th day Of June
1872. @ b. WAGGEN Err, Clerk,
BY Q. B. Wsggener, ir.. Deputy.
tine O-6w,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

has contracted WILD sous parties u0''' "
build thirty good substantial houses 1t is
All news to us, but we trust it is so.s
We had the pleasure Of meeting James
". Kelly aud W. H. Sergeant, Esqs.' on
Saturday evening lest. They were G"
route home from Charleston, whittier they
had been attending the Congressional Con'
vention.
The farmers IN this section are bus'ly
engaged 10 gathering their bay and wheat
The last named staple promises an abund'
ant Weld. The bay crop is rather short
Oats as q general thing are good.
Our genial friend, John R. Couch was
in town one day last week. John is farm
ing at the "old home place." and informs
us that be has good crop. We trust bis
crops, when gathered and disposed Of may
gil bis pockets with "greenbscks'"
We.sdvlse all independent candidates to
read the admirable speech Of Judge James
H. Ferguson. delivered before the Con-
ersssioAsl Convention at Charleston on the
20tHsnSt. and which will be found 10 the
proceedings in this issue. 1t contains
some good advice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

'oV Ouuuoy WVIuiuB w tuc A"Wo VIZ"
ham, to hear the dedicatory sermon Of
Bishop Pierce. The Emma bad Q Brass
Band aboard. We regret that other en-
gagcmcuts prevented us from being pres.
ent.
The Excelsior Mills under the manage.
meot of Messrs. Cole l. Robinson, is do
ing good business, aud frequently runs
into the "wee sma' hours" Nlessrs. Cole
l. Robinson are energetic. industrious gen.
tlemeu, and make the very bes. -four on
the Ohio river. Notwithstanding the Jour
nal says differently.
The Portsmouth Times is one Of tho
ueatest aud best edited exchanges we havo
from Ohio. Bro. Newman did "old fuss
aud feathers" alias Nlackley, of the jack
sou Standard, tell the Editorial Conven-
ton at Athens, what be knew about shite-
pokes." Please euligbteu US.
A Point Pleasant Sheriff named J. A.
H. R. B Smith was thrown from bug
gy and had leg broken probably fell On
his name. Portsmouth Times.
We have no Sheriff by that name 10
this county, but we have one BY tho name
Of j. P. II B. Smith.
We understand that arrangements have
been made for the completion this summer,
Of both the Episcopaliau and Presbyterian
Churches 10 this place We are glad to
learn this, as they have been long enough
uuder way.
Nj. Douglass Houghtou, late local edi-
tor Of the West Virginia Courier, commit
ted suicide few days ago. Troubles Of q
domestic character caused him to put an
end to bis existence.
Water.melloos have made their appear.
auce 10 the Wheeling markets Cholera
and the gripes are expecel to follow in q
few days.
A. the Spencer House in Petersburg,
on Saturday night, June Is, friedrich 5.
Baker, Of New York, committed suicide.
lie placed the muzzle Of a pistol in bis
mouth aud blew Of the back Of bis head.
A meeting Of the directors Of the Shen.
andoah Valley Railroad was held at Char
lestovn last week. Every thing Connect
ed With the progress and prospects Of the
road is reported in satisfactory condition.
The next Term of our Circuit Court
will commence September LIST, 1872 -
Parties desiring to obtain Judgments at
this term should have process issued and
served on or before the FIRST Monday 10 Ju.
y next.
Rev. Horace E. Hayden will preach iu
Bruce Chapel, on Sunday, June 3oth at
10Y A. NJ.
New DAlLY.-Henry S Walker, Esq
Of the Courier. has just issued daily pa.
per at Charleston, several copies Of which
has been received at our Office. 1t is we'll
gotten up aud ably edited. ltcoutains all
the dispatches Of the Associated Press, and
which reaches US through the Courier,
some twelve hours ahead Of the Cincinnati
papers. The enterprise is one that de-
serves to succeed; and we hope our town
citizens who take daily papers will sub.
scribe literally for the Daily Courier
Price, 81 50 per year in advance.
s---s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-02

Whatever do and whatever I say,
Aunt Tabitha tells me that isn't the way;
When she was n girl forty summers ago.
Aunt Tabitha tells me they never did so.
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AUNT TABITHAe
BY o. W. HOLMES.


Whatever do and whatever say,
Aunt Tgbitha tells me that isn't the way;
When she was a girl forty summers ago.
Aunt Tabitha tells me they never did so.
Dear aunt! if only would take her advicel
But like my own way, and find it SO nice;
And besides, forget half the things am told :;
But they all will come back to me~when l ann
old.
He may chance to look IN as l chance to look
out:
She would never endure an impertinent stare
1t is hOrTtd, she says, and musn sit there.
a walk in the moonlight has pleasures, own,
But 1t isn't quite safe to be walking alone;
So | take n lad 5 arm, just for safety, you know
But Aunt Tabitha tells me they didn't do So
dow wicked we are, and how good they were
then
They kept at arms length those dctestabIe men;
w hat era of virtue she lived in! But stay
Were the men all such rogues in Aunt Tabitha's
day?
If the mon were so wicked, I'll ask my papa
How he dared to propose to my darling mann ma;
Was he like the rest of them? Goodness! Who
knOwSI
Aad what shall 1 say if wretch should pro-
pose?
l am thinking If aunt knew so little of sin,
w hat wonder Aunt Iahitha' IS aunt must nave
beenT
And her grand-aunt-.its scares mellow shock
ingly sad
That we girls of to-day are so frightfulIy bad
A martyr will save US, and nothing else can;
Let me perish-tO rescue some wretched young
man
Aunt Tabitha IL tell me she never did 50!
-AttuHtiC MDUtHI.
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''CLERK," said tall Kentuckian to
hotel official, "this young lady and me
have clipped. Have you any marryin'
facilities round here -
The clerk applied in the affirmative,
and the two were "spliced' in less than
an hour. The bridegroom was evidently
not yet satisfied, and fingered around the
hotel book.
''Clerk," said he confdentiaIiy, at
length, ''hadn't you better change the
register, and give us one room now we're
married %
''lt's already DONE" replied the clerk
~ oure marked for the same room.'
.'Well, clerk" replied the Kentuckian
quickly, ''won't you show me up then, for
rm awIml sleepy"
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pEGISTER,S NOTICE!-Notice is

y EGISTER'S NOTIGE!-Notice is
II hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed and filed in the Registers Of
ilce at EbcnsbUrg, and viii bc presented to the
Orphans Court of Cambria county, for con
hrmatiOn and allowance, on VCdnCSddy, the 9Th
day 0t March HCrt, to wit:
The second and final account of John +. Secse
Administrator of the estate of Susannah IteJm,
late of RichIand twp, Cambria county, decd
The final account Of Isabella Walters, for
mcrly Isabella McGary, Adj inistratriX OF Jos.
Notary, late of Cambria county, deceased.
The second account of Peter Strittmattcr,
>',,7,,,iau of MagdulCn. Barbara, Philip. Ann
S'''t ~ ~ NN S.illc, minor children of Peter
NtlblC- lalc OF tdrTpti 49,. l,ir, 1l...c,cad
The first ard final account ot Ma -, q.
Hughes, fOrmcTIy RcCsr,j Administrators OF
estate of ThOs. Reese, late of EbeuShurg, dec d.
The first and partial account of Jesse IL. Iii
mOnd, Executor of Charity DimCud, late of
Munster township, deceased.
The first account OF II. J. Grouse, Guardian
of Ann Maria Clark, late Ann IariI Grouse.
The first account OF Francis 4. lack, Guard
ian Of the minor children of Jerome Buck and
Mary Buck. hate of Carroll township, deceased.
The second and final account of Catharinc
Bloch, Administrative Of the estate of Christ ian
Bloch, late OF Coucmaugh thorough. deceascd-
GEO. ". 0ATMAN, Register.
Registers Office EBensburg, Feb. 3, lSI2.-lO-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-02
A sroREkEEpER at Quincy, Ill, possess

A sToREKEEPER at Quincy, Ill, possess
ing pup that hahituaily upset the paint
cans in the rear end of the store, rubbed
the dogs nose in the spilled paint as a
reminder that he must not do so again.
Last week the animal again spilled the
paint, and, observing tina: his master was
engaged in waiting on customer, the
docile pup rubbed his own nose in the
mixture and ran bowling out the back
way.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-02

Two NEWS BOYS, says the Commercial
Bulletin, were standing befnre cigar
store, when one asked the other, "IIavs
you got three cents p Yes s'Well,
I've got two cents give me your thrse
and I'll buy FIVE center" ''All right
says No 2, handing out the money
No. l enters the store, pToeures the cigar,
lights it, and puffs with a great deal of
satisfaction Come, now, give US Is
pull" says No. 2 Il furnished more
than half the money" 81 know ths;,'
says the smoker; ''but then m presidea.l
and being only stock holder you Cot, - -
80 su.''
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{NTIDOWS' ApPRAISEUTNTS

Z AIllDOM - Al'BIiAiOtLAll IN | ) -
' Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing Appraiecmcnts OF Real ana Personal Pro-
IDrty OF ucCc.eutS. selected and set apart for
thc widows of lutcstatcs under the Act Of As
s'u.bIy of HJh April, ls5l, have hcCu filed in the
Register ONCE i'm EbcnSbuTgr and will he pre-
.'Itcd 10 The Orphans Court for approval, on
. ...a.saiIlL Tie Gth daJOf -udyCli HCri, TO Wit:
huuraisCmeut Of the personal property of
".I.uu Russell, late Of Washington township,
.""..'. set apart for Margaret Russell, widow OF
a... ID.rlCut- $i1T.15.
A'. '..HIsrmcut OF certain goods and chattcls
-'. .uurt for the use of Elizabeth Mack, widow
-ss. ~ -'i' -
Advertisement Of the real estate Of Frederick
N"ll..nT. late OF JOhnstOwu, Cambria county,
--, ~. i.g '.c widow, under Act Of lfth April,
..l. .Nl SUPPLEMENTAL thereto Of 9th NOvem-
inr. I~5-sf-I
inventory and Appraisement of the personal
t.-.,IN "l Mark Mcclure, late of Gailitzin
@ ..'..' deceased, set apart for the widow
'l.' '"i.I.y of said deceased -$2ST 30.
'."HIscment of the real estate and personal
property Of Merriman Lee, late Of jackson
... N-nIu. deceased, set apart for Angeline Lee,
WIDOW ut dcCCased-Slj7.
inventory and Appraisement Of personal pro-
~. rs 'i Christian BriXner, decd, elected to be
retained by barbara Brixncr, his widow-s2?7
, GEO. w. OATMAN, Clerk.
-.e'A Office, Ebeusburg, Feb. 3. le,2 LlO-4t.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
Abbreviated n,snn,c,,ns-

There is great excitement in regard to the re-
ported gold dscoN cries near Fort Garry
city of Mexico dispatch states that the
troops OF Diaz are retiring 10 Mazatlan, with
prominent rebel officers, aud, on arrival, they
Will attempt TO revive the waning resolution.
A Scranton special states that the Central New
Jersey railroad has purchased several valuable
coal mines, and is negotiating for more.
The Masonic grand odge Of Utah was organ
lied yesterday, and Judge Strickland was elected
grand master.
A public meeting will be held ut Liberal nSti-
TUE, Salt Lake, Sunday night, TO consider the
question Of the admission OF Utah as Il state.
An Albany dispatch states thar a flood OF re-
monstranceS are pouring into the legislature
against allowing the Erie railway TO be con-
trolled by English mouopoliStS.
Paris adylces state that proposition for the
total suppression Of the International society in
France is before the assembly.
The United States court at Provo has adj
journcd ill February. Among the applicants
for citizenship was one man who was rejected
on his own statement that he was a poygamist.
A special from San Francisco states that the
japanese embassy will visit all the foreign
powers and arrange for revision of the treaties.
They are higher in rank than laimioS. They
first visit Washington, then London, Berlin st.
Petersburg, Vienna, and Versailles. They eX
pressed great desire to see Alexis.
The remains OF farmer named Beust, and
his daughter, were found in the ruins of the
old Mansion house, burned fortnight since at
Bethel, NJ. \ skeleton was also found in a
cavity between old-fashioncd fre-placcs 1t is
believed to be that of revolutionary tory, as
an old British flint-lock muSket and two rusty
knives were found with it. The building is over
one hundred years old.
A Columbia, S. c., dispatch states that the
Union trust company Of New York will accept
the financial agency of South Carolina if the
legislature will compound the state debt Mt fifty
n N a md hnn Is - Il