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TUsT PUBLISHED, a. new edition of
81 DR. CuIvERWELLs CELEBRATED ..Es-
SAY on the radiant cure of certain weak
nesses, the effects of Errors and Abuses in
early life. - - IL ;at s. Gtrr.it
90, The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from q thirty
years successful practice, that the. aIarm-
ing Consequences Of such errors and abuses
may be radically cured without the dam
gerous use Of internal medicine or the APP
plication Of the knife. pointing ont mode
of cure at once Simple, certain, and etfec-
tual, by means OF which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
ically.f.a! ,tsilaea - a"e".'s5 s. 1855
a. ESsT This Lecture sholild be in the hands
OF avery youth and every man in the land.
2 Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to
any address, postpaid, ON receipt of six
cents, Or two post stamps. = y[lsgiT !.
Also, DR.. Culyerwelrs Marriage Guide"
prizes IS cents, " '''D"'h
Address the Publishers, r.l!guo eTa
e,3.,,-~; CHAS, J. C. KLINE G. CO.,
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THE subscription price of the A1lE-
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is well known as one of the oldest and
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BANGOR PEARhINt SLATE OFFICE,
No. - Conmercial Place.
New ORLEANS
DEST OR-PENRHYN, PORT Dr.
I'D norwic and Port, Madne STATES. for
roofing-by cargo or small lots, to suit
purchasers 20 M H-t ..ltTf ~ Fls'gt-T .
j, SLATE SLAB .CLSrERNs-made .a,ly
size to. Order.
He5rtl1 Slabs, Urinals for Railway De-
pots, etc. s1i.a.}G 70 ay.4.geriz yt.gT3 tue
., English Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS in
quantities to snit..
faN B.--sBATING contracted for at home
Or abroad.p,t r5-. 600 3ai ia rja4.3 81
!, Repairs to Slate Roofs will receive
prompt ATTENTION. '''"h :" f'' ''- '6il (
! Wharf, Crtner Philip, 0Tcboupitonlas
aud Levee streets. p. o. Box 1O69. Mer-
chants Exchange. 1913.
o -9IaE al w. Il. ELLIOTT, Agent,
/; 10 Pcaetical Slater and Slate Mason
April 5-2m.
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PROFESSIONAL.
R. ". BRINGHURST,
Civil Dn 81 IA @ on

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and ,s q.
MIST s UR 1"E I O.L2 =.
ALEXANDRIA, LA. r., .nsr
ORDERS sent by mail, or left at r. G.
" Hetherwick's store will be received
and attended to. 49,.
Parties desiring to enter land in this
and adjoining Parishes can be satisfactory.
IL attended to-: -..- ........... :.
Those who have lost their entry papers
of State or United States Lands and wish
them reestablished and Patents acquired
for receipts of land, entered before the
war; also re-entering under the Homestead
Law, lands acquired after the Dist day OF
February under the Confederate dispen:
sation; locating Land Warrants, etc.
will attend to upon application.
Jan. Goth. 1969-tf. ..
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We Are F,Oasing Down the River,

~. '..t s'-. 100: ea stf < ~ D (
: 7 BY MRS. sopHfA p. SNOW. ,
We're floating down the river
The noiseless stream of, time ~ p
Its voyagers of all ages, sgaiElz con
They hail from every cline;
It has its lights and Shadows, s-ii tasJ
His fraught with hopes and fears; 2, I
Some cross it in o moment,
And some are crossing years. 'Ei'H.
We're floating down the river;
At first it seems so wide ->'-.3 -
That our .frail bari1s can never aa.,5
Land on, the other side; "a a.
The trip seems one Of pleasure, '''''
We've nothing now to fear. fpUuau9
No tempestca beset US ...Fs IN
While skies are fair and clear. $
JlsHfiJa2s ls.et cG o3tGi5i7 nni7sd
We're floating down the river; ;Ig5
AS further on we go
The stream appears more narrow
The waters faster flow;
We're looking cut for dangers
That leon every side, tG'''|i< IL
Our watcbwcrG, it is ssOnwapl,''3, or
"a. As down the stream we glide. -,
Be're,foating down the river: fpe
! When We've been on it years, -.
And cast our gIances Backward, ->1'
Itbut q step appears. 81 aaH ssss.4
| The waters now are deeper, ---.
The bottom lost from view, <-'A
I Where once the boats weremany, rsht
q They are scattered now, and few.
We're floating down the river 80 :9o
| AS Others, have before, <.,.e,r,..l, MA
Cft-times boat will leave us
And strike out for the shore. D'ncds
And. them our journey onward ,a;s-rs..
More lone,and sad is found,
| One comrade less to cheer us. - -!&a@
| . AS we are honleward bound. n. al
We're floating down the river; ri
"a Sometime our turn will come sa.s.j
To launch out from the others, v
And set our sails for home. - H5ti
And when shall come that summons
From shores beyond our view,
o, may our boats be ready "a
TO dash the breakers through !55E.t
EI0n asst-dnc5 iii@ H -IHousehoM.
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"A PRrLATE's PRRDrcAMFYr.-One
OF the religious papers of this week has
an articles>ing which the trials and
troubles ola Bishop are Significantly
limited at. In administering otllelrite
of confirmation the Bishop. must lay
his hands on the head of the candidate,
and it appears that the, venerable
prelates have been much distressed of
late by the amount OF false hair, flow
ers and ribbons which the young lady
candidates wear on. their heads, and
which, by their. eriasing, bowling atti-
tude as they ikpeel before the Bishop
are presented directly to him. Thus
the cody, father is apt, to, confirm an
in,nenseciiignon rather than an indi-
vidual. 1t is therefore proposed that
at continuation the young lady candi-
dates should come without any artif-
cial adornments to their heads, and
should kneel upright, avoiding that
bringing attidute which certain Of the
fair sex deem to be so peculiarly
characteristic of pious emotion.
u But the sanity preiates have another
+niiliction. Tt lies in.the fact that men
and especially boys will use hair-oil
Particularly on such state occasions as
"a confirmation is this indulgence
carried to excess The result may be
imagined. 1t is enough to turn every
Bishop in the country into aqperfect
Mr.: Jaggers, as far as the washing of
hands is concerned.
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>. if. .sDR, ]. .BRAgf1ELD'S IT,, =
FEMALE REGULATOR

@s7fr0.3f.fIy' s. .3W,ST' E,RZAND''
NNTILL BRING ON THE MENsES
NV when they havo not. been establish
ed. also when they have been suppressed
from unnatural causes. Will cure Rhcu-
natism and Neuralgia Off the back and
womb. VIII cure Painful Menstruation.
and relieve the head. back and loins of
those distressing pains and aches. VIII
check menorrhagia or teNcessfve ilow.''-
VIII cure whites and falling of the
womb, when it is the result of relaxation
or bad health a si bgiE - 81 ,js.a
1t is as, sure cure in all the. above dis
eases as Qainine is in ChilIs and Fever.
Ladies can cure themselves Of all the
above diseases without revealing their
complaints to any person, which is always
Notifying to their. pride and ,uojesty.
1t is recommended and usedb by the best
physicians in their private practice. v'H -
For a history of the above diseases, Ger
tifcates of its wonderful cures and di1ec-
tons, the reader is referred to the wrap
per aroundIthe bottle. Etanufactared and
sold by -,-,,r DRADFIELD d co..,
Atlanta, Ga.
!. - SOLD 6 BY ALL DRUGGISTs.-
Price Sl.50., ,.-.. ..;7.t OK svgfE
April Sd, 1872-1y. r..... .
FOR. SALE by .''''
I:Snry 8 t. Johnz
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<ss-------
u A family living in the country
hired a now coachman, and his name
was. William As both the gentleman
OF the .iouse and his oldest son were
ncined William, it was thought advise.
bic; to avoid confusion, to cali the
eoachman by his last name. William
had no objection to this plan. and vas
asked to state lis surname. 3 Esor
"Deary!p said be with: q diabolical
s 1tids5is FL 5aj3 aoiGi9O -
Inc family shuddorea!, Think of, r.
HOW ot would this. sort Of thing sound ,
ar Heary, core here, minute.
..lCut ME some flowers for q bououet
Deary" b"How lipg have. been Wait,
ing for you, DeaSy n -, = ~.
The family resolved to stand by
William. s s5l
ON ~s>Ns& ss.
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am adj 81 ~ CHARLESTON, S. c., I
b. yrg f....s,4 ,,a August l, 1860. :
Hr w IT INIT.

nG5 sidt 81 ~ CHARLESTON, S. c., !
~ vu f.U .,e August l, 1869. s
DR.. ". II. Tut:
Dear SRI wish to inform you, and
fyou desire .yeuscan publish it, that
have been afflicted for upwards of
seven years with Dyspepsia. L could
eat nothing that agreed with me. I
became emaciated,, had no energy, and
felt gloomy and melancholy all the
me. l have been using your Liver
Pills for three weeks, and have expe-
#, FENCED the greatest benefit. have a
fne appetite, and can now eat any.
thing. + cordially recommend them to
all who have Dyspepsia. u
- DENNIS O'HALLoRAN.
~ Ns&- D.}t4.G&{ Sf-iG 2 - 4
N sujoT 80 --Cfl sfagev e.esf
DIR. TUrT's HAIE DYE CONTAINS NO
SUGAR LEAD.
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Dir. A., COCKERILLE :

FEAVING RETURNED TO RAPIDES
4 Il offers his services to the citizens OF
Alexaadria aud vicinity. q 10 'iZsgo
VI Office at his residence, corner OF
Third and Johnston streets.
April 2G. 1871
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70 cnciyii.-"HusbandL an honest
man is Gods nob!est work what is an
honest woman 7" Ellis rarest," was chs
unelyil rcply.
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TRY III "A z Ella r
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THE WORLD IS GOVERN ED TOO MUCH.
r ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1872 T.
Onr 2oet'a gpI,assgg- G5eleetel
VOLTAGE OF LIFE.

.s. - - a-sl@a'} 5iE. Ia
BY A. j. RYAN.
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r. BY MRS. asopufA p. SNOW. H..
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DIR. TUTT's HAIR DYE CONTAINS no
SUGAR LEAD.
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TRUST SALE
OF
MILL PROPERTY
In tAc Town Of Point Pleasant!

TN nursuapc, Of the provisions Of pr'd OF
Fms, ,yrcu,ra 10 he undris'thrd ''aNi,e
- H.. os,, auy a July, i>10 hv John h.,
cbar,. and Maria " his wife. anu sa'''nr'
Wilson aud jennie his w'r, TO se.'u' "a
rh,,l.,s ,,,n,a III ,hr nv Of Ga'lip"lis md
sa,v Of ohio, the rayment OF me sun TX
h.,d, bearinv even aNut' with Nm UrH, Tor
M, sum Of seven hundred and MY do''al>
,,rh p,y,tl, 10 lhc sud Charles U.z '.s'
rrc,iy,n, IN III" 1T days Of August, ~ 90
ls7l ls7a 1915 M l-i6 aud bearing l"''r
Isl from ,la,r, shall on
The 9TH Day of September. 1877
proceed 10 sell at public apc ion 10 the h}htN
hJarr. The real estate in snii dec, Of must
m,plonrd aud described as containing one
rr,,h Of ii, arre m,rrnrlrSs ,ni known as
'The Gnn,tack Mtll Property =
TERMS. S,J sale viii b. for cash as 10
80 much of lhc proceeds as may he Necessary
ia d, fray the Expense, ut ~ cn'n. 'h's ''ns'.
prd 10 pty an III bond for s7hu no due the LIST
dan Of Angus lsT2. With interest thereon ron
III, asth day % July ls7D ua ~ 10 'hr resi-
due upou crpit 10 rurspmd with III" rr''
oi. nj winch The remaining honds rcnrrh NY
saplt,,,s, viii fhl dnc. the h,sls FIR me delrr'
red 'n,',lmenrs 10 he properly secured ana 10
henr interest from date
Scllng as rru,'ye shall convey only such
ti,,ps is vested m me which i, believed TO
b. good JOHN EAd. iNh,
au, s-lw Trustee
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Executors Sale Of Town Lots in Poin.
Icasant at private Sale.

i HE ualersi.nni Executor Of lhe last will
aud testament Of Susan K Thomas, de-
ceased offer. ~ priyn'e sale all Of IN" town
lot, Of The ,owuof Point Pleasant, belonging
to said estate, comprising onpoi thr mos, dd.
.irahIe building lois in The city Parties de.
sirin, 10 purchase home Will do well .orali
on me IT ~, u(li'e NJ an earl, Iny and wall
take p easnfe IN showing the properly.
The ME TO these los is urqne, tionahle.
but ,ellugn> Executor shall convey surh
title a i, vested IN mrby The will Of said de
crdrnt.
Terms Of Sale, cash MS 10 one third Of Che
purchase money and Ms TO The residue, on n
credll Of aud twelve months Bond vi b
good srcn'll' viii he required for me deferred
instruments. brarihg interest from dale and
the lille vii np retained az fnthr security
SAMUEL G SHAW, Executor
Of the last will aud testament OF Susan r
Thomas, deceased. Ijuy Aft /
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Trust SHE of Real Estate IN Putnam
County, West Virginia!

IN pursuance n the provisions 81 D"'h OF
rraI Sccu,tI IL The undersigned Trustee
on tn 90 day Of March, ISL BY STAINS
bnr and Lucinda. his wife, James II, Pr'rc
AID Mnry Price, b- wife. aud olandNr "
Price 10 .rcurr /, John W Enall.h Of M
town Of polul Plen>au, Mason county, west
Virginia The pNnrrt o two hnnds nearing
da,c he 22l day Of NJ rch, ISL for five hun
drrd duMrs uch, one Of which il payable one
wear alter date and the ohrr two wears a''r'
dalc. both hearing interest from haln. slhLll
o. the 10th Day of September, lSlH
n, he Front Door Of thc Court u use Of Pit.
nam County proceed 10 sell ~ public anciIon
the ,ac,s of land IN snih deed Of lrn>' desert.
brd ~ siuatrh on HE waters 0f lwrntv 4 .
mile creek aud containing 7l'9 acies more .
les. Sad sale will hr mad" for cash sntli.
cicnt % IN, tn expenses Of executing. sad
Trust. md 10 pay 'hp amount Of principal md
interest," hnr upon aid bonds. and - 10 The
residue upon credit 10 corrc.pond win the
time When thu remaining bond will fall due
EDMUND SEHON, Trustee.
aug. i-iv,
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A, ,uir, held in he Clerks Office Of The
Cncui, Courl for Putram county, on Monday
Au!nsi SRI ls72
Pre.e, y En than agent
Ior porl John N Shepard IN debt and ut.
: i Z, ou,A,i. '''"'"'
The object Of lhi, sui is to subject the
proper Of the drirndanl TO thu payncn Of 'lr
sum Of one hundrr dollars. win ) per cent
lun,r,, thereon from the I4'h day Of April,
ISL. ill paid
Ard il appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed with
The papers otlIr cause, that III" defendant
A Guthrie lsa non residep'ol This STATE. i Is
ordered that he appear hire within one month
after he first publication Of mi. order and
do wha, Is necessary 70 protect his interest ~
TIN. G, USE 'Ip>ip.
g. W CAEGILL. Clerk.
English, ia aug l5-4w.
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Portable SAW MILL FOR SALE!

rNAE UNDERSIGNED, A,'mni.'ra'nro the rs
wte .! Y NJ RpiIiu, dec'l II :, lAr H'f
a Porabl Stw Mill Mt ha gau The NJ y
is 90 pl,e IN ,ycry particu'ar md N soo'
running orlNr llnoi SOLD h"'tro We ~ OF
Scp,cnb-r ptxt 4 VII hr oil red on that dw
i, public auction For further ln'otmal'on'
cali on or address
GOluMRusIoVE Administrator
Flat Rock 7 i Mason county +" Va
aug ~ 3Ns
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On Wednesday evening Of last week 4
horse belonging to the Ohio Barrel Com.
p,"y used in hauling lumber in the yard
wh,n the whistle blnwed for q O'Clock
started on run, and dashed dawn FirSt
street and up Main street at fearful rate
tearing the wagon = pieces, aud cutting
himself very badly lie was stopped in
front Of Smith & Martins store.
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Eo,. sale.

7 HAVE hrssle ,omr choice Brrk hire PIGS,
m,d iron Imported stock Also Ohio I'm
proved Chester lrnm l. h silver OF salem
Ohio; ani prun,ylvnua Ohrslers lhal VIII
SCI At tbol, c,c hall the usual prlc II -Lth
stock Y Nhttu.
ArbpcklcP. O. Mason County " Va
Iuu.2a 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The old members and friends Of the
members of Plymouth Church Brooklyn,
New York Gil. W. Beecher's) should send
their names to the CLERK Of the Church, y
and then receive invitations TO or in orm.
allou abou, the great silver wedding
which takes place October Sth to llth
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

UHE Pom, Pleasant fmaeS hool will com
nipncr It's SESSION on lhe Scconh MonaNy IN
september limited number oil young Ia
die, vii hprcclyrd rs hoardrrs,
aug ~ Nv Mg, ) II IA fh'Vh
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

There are great many Democrats IN
attendance at Court who are not subscrl-
bers to our paper. whose pamcs We w'uld
b. pleased to q er on our book
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The public schools of this place opened
last Monday. uuder the superin'enderce
., Prof W. j W Kenny. assisted by
the Misses Ada Gilmore and Ella Hall
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

Pnor GRAPHS, - Nlcssrs. Cooley Il
Dashncr nave fixed up a nice Photograph
Gallery in this place, aud are now prepared
to take pictures 10 every style Of the art
Give them call
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Cool The weather has been exceed.
iogt cool for some days past, and fires
had to be brought uto rcqusiliou.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

DEDICATION The VI h Church (col.
ored) Of this town, was Dedicated lat Sun.
day Several ministers from distance
oticatcd The crowd in atteulanc, was
very large
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The Circuit Court being in session, has
brought large number Of promiuyu, Ias !.
gers 10 our town,
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IM EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S7l-73.

The las, Catalogue shows m ,ter'' ance q,
III Student, al this lns'i'ulop Five di,,inc,
Departments Of lrstruc ion with fan corp.
Of competent Professors
TIL Ancient aud Modern l .npnapes Ma,he
mates, pure and applied: Iso,ic. Rhetoric The
Sciences, Nc tic cap..nlly aud thorough,
'aug,i Practical ,l.cmi try. and Physics
illustrated BY app-opr',e apparatus. Special
advantage l'r i, study Of hroogy
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
Taloyy Geology aud Nunchulogy loyp,h
w'l' man; ,pcim MS IN 9th Y dplrlmrnls ~
Natural History Fine buildings; brauirfh'
AMI healthy location, gond society
FALL 'rsM begins Sppl"mner oh Winter
december 9TH Snring, NJ ,rch 9th. Com
mrhcpmenl. June ooh
Boarding. from - IL 81 rcr week
Tuition, from si5 10 s2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALES MARTIN President
Motgultown, West Va,
aug SLY.
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Look at the cross on your paper -
Il will remind you that you arr in arrears
or that your time is out for the R'gishr.
II your paper is marked with q cross send
us 81 or notify us that you do no, want the
nnNpr,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The we'll known House Of .|no. W PIT
rock & Co g.. Pittsburgh, are now prepared
to furnish Clubs with Caps, Capes, r"rch
cs. and every variety Of Goods for the
coming Campaign. Every person knows
pit,ocss aud knows also, that al orders
will DO Oiled promptly and satisfactorily
See Advertisement 10 another column,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

Col Taobs aud lady, late Of Richmond,
Va, but now residents Of Kanawha couD
", arc stopping at the Kline House. We
iDd the Colonel un agreeable aud intelIi-
gent gentleman, We trust his stay in our
Little city may be pleasant one
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

Mrs Patrick's select school for young
ladies will commence next Monday =
Parents who contemplate sending their
daughters to her school will bear this ia
mind
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The Marine Dock Company, are making
ready fer the erection Of taer Floating
Docks
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

The Dock Company are repairing a
Barge on the OHIO beach below the wharf.
boat
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

We return thanks to cur friend. W B
Hawkins, E,q of Robinson township. for
his remembrance Of tbi, Office BY leaving
US three large MELONS one day last
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