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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-12-13

BEDs.-The enormous beds in fashion
in the middle ages, in which not only the
whole family, but, favorite domestic an
imals, hunting dogs, cats, &c, reposed
together, excite our liveliest astonish-
ment. In those days the aristocracy did
not find it undignfed to share their
couches with their friends or guests who
sought their hospitality. 1t was, OH the
contrary, considered mark of sincere
friendship.
1t is now commonly believed that
where two persons sleep together, one alb
stracts from the other some amount o.
vital force. This is especially the case
where old aud young persons share the
same bed. Besides, in a room where
there is no decided current of air, the
emanations from the lungs and skin poi.
son the atmosphere for considerable dis.
tance. In the public wards of great
hospitals, never less than two and hall
feet is allowed between each bed, fol-
this reason. In the sleeping apartments
of royalty and nobility single beds
are everywhere the rule, and nowhere the
exception. The Emperor of Germany
sleeps upon a narrow bed and a hard
mattress. The single bed covering is a
wadded silk quilt. The Emperor and
Empress of Austria take their royal
slumbers on similar beds with the same
description of coverlet. One of the
principal advantages of these narrow
beds is that the mattresses are more eas
| lily aired. Even the poorest housewives
in Germany recognize the fact that bed
ding requires daily airing, and on :
pleasant day in winter, and nearly every
day in summer, one may see stretched
out of the courtyard windows for al
entire half day, the feather beds so deal
to the heart of German frau Gal
ary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-12-13
CHARLES FISHER
Surveyor and AuctiOneer.
WALPOLE, n. II.

NTEW instruments giving the variations of the
IN Magnetic Needle. especially adapted to running
old lines Prompt attention given TO auction sales
- "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-12-13
THE VERMONT.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
AT RANDOLPH.

The Fall Term Of ls72:
e., f,r.,,sr begins Tuesday. August n
The hrst quarter ends Friday November !.
- I begins Monday, November
The second quarter 4, ends Friday. Jan. 10, 1873
EDWARD coNANT. Principal.
Randolph. Jsiy. iSs2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
noonr !. YAM ne creaited to tnls rash and nl.aa.

occur n will he credited to this rash and nad.
yised conduct OF the acting Governor.
TEST THE DISPUTES IN COURT
Governor Reed, after issuing his proclamation
sent the following letter to Day
n have issued proclamation under the seal OF tho
Governor the stae and that by the action Of the ish
Court Impeachment was acquitted and nurged of and
s all and II that gsssa
aens Sd You alone are ena to
powers and the duties 81 said Sse s9w
public mind am willing ana anAious to make aease and
EEoart 10 The end that there may be determlnaon
o. our rh and the rights m hs :
HARRISON REED.
Day treated this letter as he treated his procia~
mation-with contempt, aud on the nth inst. Reed
sent to the Supreme Court communication calling
for Its decision In the premises The Court imme-
diatcly ISSUED an order requiring both parties TO
appear before 1t tomorrow, when 1t will hear the
questions involved AS soon Day learned that
the Court had made this order lie issued q prOcla-
nation conyening the Legislature, and in lieu OF
attaching the seal OF tho State announces therein
that the same has been sccretea or stolen. The
Legislature was TO have met to-day, but only two
members OF the Senate and four Of the H0uae were
present, and 1t IL matter Of much doubt whether
any more viii respond to the CAN.
DAY DETERMINED TO HOLD FAST.
Such Is the present status OF the gnbernatcrial
imbrogio IN this state. How 1t viii terminate 10 a
question on which no one can venture an opinion.
The prevailing impression seems to be that the SUI
prene Court viii sustain Reeds claim. In such an
event Day will ignore the jurisdiction OF the Court,
and states that he win maintain possession at the
expense Of his own liie aud OF the lives OF all HIS
adherents II necessary. There il no doubt that
should he attempt TO resist the mandate OF the
/. CoHrt bloodshed viii follow. lint though no such
crisis should arise the result must be disastrous 10
the interests o! the State. Even now the acts or
some OF Days appointccs are being questioned by
persons In the State Courts; and should The present
state Of AFFAIRS continue much longer the rights OF
property throughout the State and the functions OF
every department OF tho government VIII become
involved in incxtrlcablc conflsi6n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

RAILROAD BONDS.
The bonds of substantial and wen managed rail
roads will, in time not far distant, take precedence
all other descriptions ofsecurities not except
ing even those OF our government The latter now
pay an interest of only Ave per cent on their cost
with the prospect that, in few years, when the
specie basis is restored and the funding process is
completed, 1t will be reduced TO four. First mort
gage railroad bonds pay six and seven per cent,
and therefore not only more profitable, but, In
reality, are as safe as those OF the United States.
Foreign capitalists learning this fact and orders
from abroad for first class railroad bonds make up
large share OF each days transactions among our
Wall street brokers',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

The wheat market boss active but steady, although
Sg 'Hs as
s sTns SSas 81
Der winter Corn was also qast Tut arm .acs ss6o
Svery @ ps new nor and
asked; Southern was nominal AZ ne 7sc. for white
Ss sss ssHS "Ss at &c. op @
a %sn %na % r sa Ts s 81 s as 70 M
May At 9sc Western held 4 ne Csc n store Barley
the wien a se n were apart
me Market nss ran sS 'f "a il n
there WAS but e naury for rom for any nnr9se
inquiry for vessels for charter chiefly The petroleum
trade and for tobacco Those closed were al about steady
spoa Steam ' SSshss grain a, a.
lard at 2sc h Charters IS an bark
hence to Gibraltar for orders hbs refined petroleum.,
nee e aSSs sS nsr on py als
terms SS 9 sag coo tons hence to port Italy,
we SesT s sa Sa PslPs h Gae ana
100 oOls New orleans At lsc Sc we quote; 49,
cqha-Centrlrugs and mixed. iac 3c a.
sNaasea reclining &C. ss Az sc sc
muscosado grocery ...'...'..' &c sc. sc. &c
Fns '2 if Islands - % s S S
sd dull "nd weak s n:. %ase 4o ss N g s
arrive, ~ sc quoted on the al s5isS &c. kcsS
Ssaft e s% " :ass only so
s ss IS d 8 Tat s was d fG :ni G W.
8 s5,sT Washl9Etgc Or wilm'1s,on
quiet but cdod sse' epoe 81
1000 Dls standard white for hrst half Of May al a2c
crude II bulk c WAS 1 So r"sE bur Ron held a
Ssgs i and SS S d nGian at Ss
gysa ,6S c,es g I. e m rr sonnoS quiet BIZ
M 3 e wa S qSs ara nS 9ss @
Se Sycrs opon 1ot fSsIy anu
s1s .5S heli beef q PACK.
@ and s" ms" gn sd 40 Dn
ST.. 81 s aSi 81 ls is ri j Al Ky 4 i
$50 bbs for DO ~ SA 30 and go bbs last evening ol
Of 81 s %as
at We asrT s t sas st so ae boxes at 'ag
Gs was in moderate and steady Sales 60 bb
Do SIS sIs for prime DO tierses; and SIS $40 for r
Sa s %s in fsft sas Ssa III 81
&c. a PceSS sr Il as &c c aa%
sG1Hs @ %s h a1 Nay a s AZ go
:ryaas e and sss slSress 9aS S'.e eli;
% n w saeg r % IA, dun and
nominal s1sc De- Foreign continued In inr demand
M S and oass saSsoon ate s rama at
m ,asS 5 6s ss fair and
rSpo a anS oT%ee e sSa
The quotations annesSd also 1000 boxes Of .eaning 3
grade. private terms Eened wasn demand
Ing AZ good AR rsnIns: ss W. good
Tfa%'u Is S ss FSSs srs'SFz f
bids and boxes DC. loc mol9sses, hhds and boxes,
ssnas,d sos icss y Sc p S%c
- to = ,sG a 90" w " rs S e ' ro Ss
rleScrv @ prime rsDs Sc ' to slse
Slzc aye Java-Dutch standard Nos 10 to IL, s.e.
sc oM,ans-SaEeTor and extra superior 7s:s BE
SIC. a lOc.
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Ge quotations are bascn on cotton running In uuaty
more than halfa grade above or below the grade
.c;ed. e''No
}CofffE-rhe market remained the same az wben ias
reporcdiuh and nominal, with disposition shown to
DO busness the current quotations are az follows
.ergoes $50 ord!hry INC li3c do. fair loo d l5.c
90 good lo1yc lie do; prime ie,tc iG.c gold In
bond sixty days; haracnto Inc. lac. Laquayra IA
Zoe; 81; Domingo On bond, l3c Java 2lc a &c Gold
duty paid. 49, soi''
FLOUR AND GaAiS -Receipts--Four, ao9s bbls wheat
5NU bushei, corn, 6SD do corn NEAL SIS hh,s and l
nags oats - bushels and for the wcekFlour Is N,
40 Axe r pDs and @ bags oats lste bushels barley I'D
demand but the advanced views OF sellers had
70 cncch ,ransac'ions The sales part last evening" az
NM ~ dds sperhne rye all at prices within the range
VI u's ahpendea quotatVns. Corn meal MAS quiet Dut
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PROBABLE MURDER ON SIXTH AVENUE.

At halfpast eight o'clock last night as Wilt
Ackerman, residing In Carmine street, and job.
Van wark were standing at the corner OF an.
teenth street and Sixth avenue they wcpar.
preached by two unknown men, who begs ~ Tho
rel with them. During the dispute 10 head
unknown men hit Alderman on skull and
with blunt instrument, fracturing German was
severing one Of the small arteries. 1nct station
removed to the Twenty ninth surgeon, after
house, and attended by poBpi.ai In m am.
which he was sent to BellevuQAde no arrests,
pplapce, The police Rs yet liza,
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.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ARcHER-MooRr.-OnT Thursday, April %, at the
residence OF the bridc's uncle, Lohn J. Studwcll,
Esq, "a Monroe place, by the Rev. 6. +. Ketteil,
JosErH w. ARCHER TO FANNIE A. MOORE, all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
BYRNE-VAN PELr.-On Wednesday, April "a at
Alexander Ncsbitt, NJ CARLETON BYRNE, OF New
York, to ELOISE IRENE daughter OF a. III. Van Peli,
OF North New York, Westchcster county.
WIsoN-PERIN.-On Tuesday, April %, by the
Rev. j. j. White. Mr.. HENRY WILSON, Jr., TO SARAH
ISABELLA perrin, OILY daughter OF John FERN.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton More Active and Firmer-iteceipts
at the Ports 4,O34 Bales-Brcadstufy
Firm-COree Dull and NomjnaJ-POsf<
ana Lard Firm-PctrOieum Higher
Spirits Turpentinc Wcak-Whiskey
Firmcr.
SATURDAY, April 27-6P. w.
corros-Thc market ruled hrner but quiet fer cotton
The spot and prices advanced &c per h. for all grades
For future delivery the market vigorous under
brisk demand, and prices ruled &c Sisc per H. in
sellers favor Tho. sales up IS follows:
~
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DEATH In THE TOMBS,

At q late hour on saturday night George Mclnl, o
German, forty-nne years OF age, who had been
committed by Justice Scott to the care or the Com
missioners Of Charities and Correction, died in the
Tombs OF delirIum trcmens. Deceased was car
penter by trade, married and lived at 124 Canal
street. The body was sent 10 the M0rgue and
Coroner keenan, notified.
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For future delivery Oasis low mddling) the sales ma
been as follows:-sa last evening after 3P Ny
lo al 225sc 1000 at DC 800 at 20 ls-l6c, 100 notice W.
lth at &c 100 at % l5i6c 400 ut 23c, 800 at
q isiSc June, 100 at 23,.c 900 at % slec 2'
100 a. q 1899 200 at % 9lGc.. 800 Mt 23hc ~ ~ ~
2ssic August loo at q Ii6c 100 at z34coscg ia 49,
800 at 2i1c; December, 100 at lstc ExI heid Ia ~
paid 30 exchange 100 May for 100 June les sais. 10
change 200 MAY 200 June. Total 1899 ~ "a c1l q,
day, M to r MMay 100 at ssc 20 s,ya. a III lsc ~
% iI6c 800 at 800 at 23c short mai n IGc 6s ~
go at &c. LIP ~ q ilGc Jnpc, Sat billie 100 al
INV y. g 81 Al Is so i6S 900 s = l6iS
100 At 2,s August 200 at 81 100 At s2i.c.. 100 AZ
z llsc go a, e 2a,c ocio1sgsnsed7c paid %
change 200 May for 2WJuns0 bales brand Total lssG1
Nay for goo Agsst Tctathe ports sum W as ioiiows-
Galveston - 9ases Ss 49, Wi,mngton, In Norfolk
~; Bgidmore, SsS Last year, $50 Rates on cotton
3,OtA rus day, 5,tnuminaI as fovWs.-f liverpool
to foreign ports clail si0d, 10 fayre by steam, &c
by steam, Sd; hamburg, by steam, "a, compressed;
gold salt NC. zen, By s,ean &c, gold, com pressed
sail &c; % Bic ports BY sail 20 ic., gold 70 Aedi
.ail ssci 70 ny steam Ic We append quotations as
terTanennp
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
Sale of Valuable
Town Property at
Public Auction!

I'VE undersigned, Special Commissioner,
| will IN pursuance Of The terms OF de-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
rendered a, the September Term, 1872. in the
cause Of B. j, Lollins vs.. Henry Deem. )
Cvms,ock, ct. al, pending on The Chaneery
side Of said Court, proceed to sell by way Of
nublic auction TO tie best and highest bidder,
a, the Front Door of the Curt House Of Mason
County. on
Saturday, November Sd, 1879,
a certain 10, or parcel Of ground known as the
lower and South west quarter 81 lot No. l, 4th
range. fronting on Jones and kanawha streets
in the ,own Of Point Pleasant, Mason county,
IVES, Virginia. Said lot contains one hall acre
mimi, strip tniriy.lwo feet in width sold OF
the Ess, side There is a large dwelling
house and oul buildings on the lot, also well
Of good water. This property is known TO The
public as the "COMSrOCk HOUSE,"
TERMS or SALs:-Cash as to fifty per cent.
allowing credit Of six and twelve months as
10 the balance, requiring bonds bearing inter
eat from day ofsalr, with good security for the
deferred payments. The title will DO retain
ed as further security.
mi3-4w Special Commissioner,
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Are You Going Wests

II 40. take our advice. aud purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Mi,souri Pacific Railroad, which is POSI-.
lively, the only Line that runs three Daily
Express Trains from St Louis to Kansas City
and the Wesl! and is. POSITIVELY. the only
Line which runs Pulman's Palace Slctrrrs aud
fine day Coaches Especially Tor moversl ca
tipped with Miller's Safety platforms and the
Patent Steam Brake FROM ST Lorls to Kansas
CITY, Fl. Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavrn
worth, Atchison, St. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluff, aud Omaha. without changc!-
For information in regard to time tables. rates,
&C., to any point in Missouri. Kansas, Nebras
Ia. Colorado, Texas or California call upon or
address ]. +. Thompson, Agent, Missouri Pa.
cifc Railroad, Chattanooga, Tenn or Atlanta,
Ca; or f. A. Ford, Gent Passenger Agent, St.
Louis. No.
No trouble TO auswer questions
feb 9-ly.
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To Conslll I'M ptives!

The advertiser. having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption, by
q simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known ia
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure, To all
who desire il he will send copy Of the pre-.
scription used. free Of charge,) with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same
which they will hnd SuRE CuRE for CoSsuAP
TON, ASTHMA. BRoScnlrAs, &c. Parties wlsh
ing the prescription will please address
Rrv EDW aED WILSON,
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg N Y
nov. Sly. A.
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DRUG STORE
For Sale!

r OFFER FOR SALE A DRUG STORE,
situated in the town Of Mason City, Mason
County, West Virginia. together with all the
stock on hand consisting Of Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines. DC The
above place is good stand :or Drug Store
and some live man with little capital, can Sc,
cnrc to hmself good investment. II The SAID
Drug Store is not sold before the
9th Day of November, 1872,
il will be sold al Public Auction to the high
el bioder,
Terms Of Sale--0ne third Of the purchase
money, cash in hand. and the balance on a
credit of SIX and twelve months The shove
terms will be given 10 any one purchasing az
private sale. The above Drug Store is sold
undcr an order of the Circuit Court OF Mason
Counly. \ A. YOUNG,
Special Receiver, Mason County Circuit Court
sept. l2-4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

While drove Of beef cattle were recen.
tly passing through one Of the principal
,horoughfares in Virginia City, Nevada, q
majestic OK suddenly disappeared. aud was
found to have fallen little matter Of 500
feet down into mining shaft. There is
an exciting uncertainty about street travel
in that city which greatly adds to its at
fractions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A Southern gentleman, wearing
Greeley badge, was accosted BY a Grant
man few days ago. 90 q Fulton ferry
boat, with the remark:
well. suppose you are going to vote
for Grecley?'
Correct | shall vote for Greeley"
replied tue Southcrner.
"On what ground?"
"Ou the ground Of what be knows
about farming "
what does Greeley know about farm
ing?"
He knows when pile Of manure gets
too high in requires spreading"
Exit Grant man.
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SAD ACCIDENT Inst Saturday morn
ing, Wheeler West, aon Of Abram West
and William Green, son Of John Greeu,
all Of this town. attempcd to cross the riVel
at Miiler's island, near Beach Bottom, 10
one horse wagon Tue wagon BY some
means upset. Green swan TO the shore
but West was drowned. He was fine
swimmer, but Of late years has been sub
iectto cramp while buthing. 1t issuppos.
cd that q sudden attack Of cramp caused
bis unfortunate death. Ills body was re-
covered the next day and broughtto Wells
burg. Panhandle Neus.
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TuE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ExpEDlT,o.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPOSITION
We notice in Press Of the Union Pub.
fishing Company, Of Chicsso, volume to
DO sold BY subscription, which will, With
out doubt, give the real facts of the New
York Herald expedition to Africa in
search of DR.. Livingstone, under tue com.
maud Of Henry NJ, Stanley This volume
will produce as great sensation as Dr..
Liviugstoue's first volume, on the hrst
news 10 the Herald Of the finding Of DR..
Livingstone. We see it is intended tc
give on account Of the Ancient Civilization
and Modern Situation Of Africa, its many
distinguished explorers, including their
accounts Of Lion, Elephant and Zebra
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Tnr AMERICAN SrocK JOURNAL for o.
tvbcr coutalug number Of well written
articles Of great interest to The farmer aud
stock raiser. Illustrated With eugrar'ngs
of model Stable, Short Horu Cow, Berk-
SHIRE Hog, Psreherou Horse, Feed Steam
ers, Wild Animals, Fowls. Pigeons, Birds,
80. Every family should send for "a free
specimen copy, or Sl.OO for 1873 aud gel
3 numbers Of this year free. Address N.
p. Boyer L. Co., Parksburg, Chester
Co., Pa.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
A Rare Offer!

A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN MANU-.
n fcturprs Read A site for a FIGURING
Mil. Saw Mill. Wooden Factory, or Furnace,
given away gratis. A new town is 10 be laid out
on the broad bottoms Of the Great kanawha
River. The town will be located on one Of
the most beautiful bottoms u the kanawha
Valley The site embraces some four hundred
acres, above high water. The country sur
rounding abounds in iron, and coal, timber
heavy aud in abundance; aud is one Of the
richest and most productive farming sections
Of this Great Valley Anyone WIN wishes to
engage in any kind Of manufacturing at this
point, will be given lot free Of charge Town
Lots will be sold very l,v and on easy terms
Now is your time TO secure home For fur
lher information apply 10 the Editor Of tins
paper, or to DR. A. r. BARBEE. PORT Pleasant.
Yves, Virgins. sept. l2-ti'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Complaints from different parts Of the
county, reach US, that our subscribers do
not receive their papers regularly. The
fault is not with US, as we mail our paper
regularly every Wednesday.
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IIVUV TLthI HNTVUHIIHe Z"
100000 i'm Cash,

will BIZ awarded, the highest prizes being
800 600, $5D 900. S25 900, and down in rrgu.
lar gradation to 800, which is The lowest
The drawing will positively and unrquvo
cally take place December l. Agents ale per,
emlorily required to close sales aud make re
turns November 25 in order to give ample
time for the final arrangements. Orders lor
tickets or applications iur circulars should be
addressed to
Gov. THOMAS Z. BRAMtET1E
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
octl7-4w IN Louisville, ny
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A Michigan German working in q stone
nanufactory was recently caught in the
betting and drawn into the revolving shaft,
which after taking him around few times,
deposited him uuiujured 10 sitting pos
ture on the floor, denuded Of every stitch
Of clothing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

We are informed that The Point Pleas.
ant Dock Company, this week commenced
the building Of a barge for the use Of the
Ohio Barrel Company, which is to be "a
feetwlde and 200 feet long.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

HAUTInN. Every genuine box Of Dr.
" NcLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS. Pltlsburgb. Pa
and their private United States Stamp u
"Take no other. The market is 'ull Of mi,
alious. Tap Ism.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

SCARCE. -Greenbacks are scarce at this
office, aud but few Of our subscribers seem
to care whether we have money or not
Won't you take the hint, and call at the
Office and settle your little bills,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A newly married woman Of gentle ap.
pearance, went into one of our furniture
stores the other day, aud inquired for :
family fruit.baske.. She was shown q
large cradle, which was Just what she
wanted
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Divine service will DO held at Bruce's
Chapel by Rev W D. Cox Of St. Peters
p. E Church Gaipolis on Sunday o..
tobcr 9th at 3 O'Clock p. N.
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500, 900 IN BAN n.
G K A ND GIFT CON GER 7.
Postponed 10 December I, 1879.

THE SECOND GRAND GIFT con-
certin aid q the PucLIc LIBRARY OF Ken
lucky, announced for September %, has be, n
postponed 10 Dpcemhr7. 1879. becausethe ac'
emulation of orders the few days before lhr
drawing made it physically impossible to fill
them without few days delay, md as short
poslponement was inevitable. it YVES determ
ned to defer it to time that would make full
drawing sure by the sale of all the tickets.
FaMrRs' AND i)EovrRs' BANK, I
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept ", 1879
This is to certify that there is now on drpos
il IN this bank over half million Of dollals 10
thu credit Of the Cir Concert Fund. $500 900
Of which IA held by this nix a. Treasurer Of
the Public Library of Kentucky to Ray Oft all
gifts 10 be awarded at The drawing,
r S. \ EACH, Cashier.
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69t Wttt{tg Rtsistts
LOCAL MATTERS.

WArsED.-A school. by female teach.
er Of experience. Address H. R. How
ARD, Point Pleasant, W Va. 2W.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Laura Fair, just acquitted Of the muir 7
der Of Col. Crittenden in California, is call
cd the pretty bully 10 b0mbaline" BY a
Western paper
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A custom is being introduced in New
York for morning callers, instead Of leaV.
ing their cards, to subscribe their names
iu book provided for the purpose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The Rev. Dr.. Minuegrode and Rev.
Mr.. Tiusley will preach in Beale's Hall,
October 22d, at I o'clock P. NJ.