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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04
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80 rapid are the changes tile body undeFgoes,
!, under the influence Of this truly wonderful
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the life principle, are within thecurative range
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04

California emigrnpts have summary
way Of disposing osmurderers., A party
Of Eve hundred were epcamped ne Al
Council Bldfrsecsa.ly, vhsp ono Of their
number murdered . Young herdsr!-
W hen the news reached the camp search
was made for tho murderer Il was found
.hathe had been arrested and taken before q
magistrate, An eemigraus tersely de.
scribes what folloved:f 1--WE, the Eve
hundred emigrauts quietly marched to
the justices court and demanded the pris.
ouor, They refused to give bin up
We, the five hundred emigrants, took him
tried him, condemned him 10 hang on The
sametrce he had murdered bis victim uu.
der" Farewell, vain world" we're bis last
words, as the mule walked away and left
him there We the dyo hundred emf.
graats, followed the mule" 6e
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04
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PERFEcr .pURGATIyE PILLS,

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and
strengthen, Railways Pills, for the, tcuie Of
all disorders Of the, stomach, Liver, bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases etc. p
Price 25 cents per box. Sold, by all Drug.
gists. Read "False and True" Send one let
ter siampto RADWAY 4 60. 81 Maiden Lane
New York. Information worth thousands will
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K. II EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

iJNVb 80 2 fslsblq Bditaai sd h'15.1l
NJ Hon sJH n ,HoEE, Pres't Board ofRegeuts
G q SruRags, Sec'y :"
Aux MARTIN. D. D !, President, and Profess.
tr of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
me- s Lyon, A. N, Vice President, Profess.
Or Of Eng, Literature, and, Princip. Prep'y
Dept. 3i 900 lssilli 90 ..S5'.A . q
IS G STEVENS, Am, Professor Of Astrono.
my and Physics.
sH Il Plsaos. A. NJ, (Capt. u, SAD Pro.
fessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics. .
I'D j SrEyEssoN, Al J, Phi, D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History. !,
FW Woop, Phi, d.. Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages. I1ll,ui sgg t9is !, Il
% W MILLER, AM, Assistant in the Pre-.
paratory Department. 72'aARrl . y
VdD B PUpISr6s, Tulor.in ga,sl ssl9
Geo NJ HAGANs, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings. a'lsa.lgi 34 al
bHuah W BROCK, N, D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
gyi and Hygiene.
Y Hon JONI A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Lawar.i-oe ~ ro,,i y,
FALL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WtNrER TEnM" lstMonday in December,
SpRno THRA g" 3dTpesday in March. -
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June. =
rIoS-peparaiory, $500 per Term Of -
B99 i3fy,il weeks re,t
:" University, $500 per Term Of IL
VE weeks. 9lef0 U..It !,
BoAapISe-Not to exceed Aper week,
Aug. 10, 1869 -ly. q.
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A SMART Oh LADY. Widow Emma
Douglass. Of Westport, Conn, aged SO
years, who kept house for her sOn, has
recently made a hundred pounds ofbutter
IN a month, and twelve cheeses, besides
doing all the homework for herself aud
son, who comprise the whole family
She also madetwo coverlids on week. y
She has been for more than sixty years a
worth member Of the Congregational
church in Westport. and is a very dill.
gent reader Of The Bible, which she reads
daily in small print without tho use Of
glasses. a.s. 5ai'aoa ''a ~ a5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04

Chicagos gone, our Lake shores pride
Us lsswept before tho blaze,
And lettering ruins far and wide
Are let in grandcurs place.
but Phonix.like she'll rise again,
And beautify tho shore.
Her men will work with might and main
10 make her grauder thau before
a thousand things dear friends wei
mention.
: lfsiue and space would ailow
What shsllit be? the State Convention
Or Mrs. O'Leary's COW?
The COW It's said was kicking COW,
AID kicked Ger the lamp 10 Der ire,
So | learned from Mrs. 0'Leary now,
That this was the cause Of the Gre.
So Providence bad nothing to do with
it. then,
Ard neither did foreordination
The old lady was milking her COW in
the pen, 81
When she kicked tho Kerosene over
4 creation.
But . Convention is coming they say
To change all tho laws we have bad,
Then Let it come as soon as i. may, h
A change may be good, it can 20! be
bad. Il
The excitement over the Russian cub"
Has caused New York to autter
Has raised a noise around 1.-THE hub"
And put the ladies in splitter.
And Why the ladies love "the bear"
Is .ure, enough to vex US,
lit, that they all wish to wear
The arms Ofdear Alexisl 3tss
But humbugs must aud will prevail
Tho Dukes the last, but ottholeast,
New York snobs will never fail
To act the toady, dine and feast.
The royal sprigs, that find their way,
Across the briuy deep,
Il may be yet, they'll dud some day.
They're sold out very cheap,
Through wind audraiu, aud snow and
slset. w.
A whole long year, I've had to tripit.
A dimes the price. please buy this shse,
From little JIMMY TlppErr.
u
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Its one the worst errors 70 suppose
that there is apytolhsr path Of safety OK
cept that Of duty bas II q, N ,1aa.
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"a young married woman wants to know
ifitisbigany fora married man to be-
come welded TO bis wife's opinious? ,lss
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CARRIERS ADDRESS
70 TUE PArRoss oy rHr
WEEKLY REGISTER.
JANUARY let, 1879.

Asfades lie light. when day i. done,
Along Tie rosy West,
S0all the jeys. ofsseyepty.oue,
Are fading Ike the rest. T
But may the dawn Of .'scvcnty.two"
Beam brightly on our land, I. y.
May health, and peace. aud plenty too
n Bsiouud gu everyhpnd.
The drum Is still, the sword Is shealll.d
Lets.rifs sud bloodshed cease,
And every brow With laurel vroa,hed,
Il, Be- crowned, 10 time ofpeaee. +,
let brothers once, still brothers be,
Forgive, u not forget
J Tho tbornshays dashed our troubledsea,
a calm will follow yet.
Oar noble ship. through Gre and food,
Her onward course doth hold.
While homeless ones. whore cities stood
Are shiveriug IN tho cold.
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Filtration Attention without intention.
Can the garment Of one who is "cloth.
ed with huuili,y,"be seen! .2atI
What is stronger than council often!
A potent eight, ' .a,' ''''1
Elopemeut 10 California is called the
Pacific slope" '''' .sas.
lie who can suppress q moments anger
may prevent days Of sorrow.
lfy0u let ths cat out Of lie bag never
try to put it back again; it only makes
matters worse. u "a VIZ 's
He who blaessns others does no. whitsn
! himself.
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Every act of sid is more Injurious to him
who commits Il than II can possibly be to
aby others Who suffer w lit bat Ivill rs'
torn into the conscience and perform q
strausewOik there lallaal'ers 3 w
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lI,,,r,IN ~ ~ nj 7I,,,I " TT---TL gIHnIfUIh
What is tho difference between o coat
and ababy3 The one | wear, The other !
was. + ~ =
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.Pn.psii'y gains multitude Of friends.
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What NAV be done at any time, Min be

VVI lEIUgF7 --F7]-If- --Tr7T= ~ a. 70-I-l4 n
Az Indiana editor says; I'VE leave Il 70.
morrow for lbe county hog show, and hope
70 take The, prize ..... 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04
VINEGAR :l[jfl3lA

!, MILLIONS Bear Tcstlmouyo 70 their,
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They arc not q is Fnacy Drink, Made o. reor
Rum, WhIskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
LIQUORS doctored, spiced and swccened plsaseths
tnste called .Yonlcs Appttzersn rReaorcrsn &C.,
.,,,.aa,ho ,,nno, o N mud min Int ara
tnA'ear wy ~ ".Ns NV.
q, California frcc f-om nil Alcoholic stiu,u.
" oNN', rrY'rr,, I,r,py
lunts. They are the GltEAT bLUOD rInI'
FER and a LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
1870, r,..,ar,,o, .,J Iry;,o,ator M the svstem.
.nrryirs n II nosonos M ,er and r.,orInstheblood
-, h..,n sord,,,nr M ne,son can tsta thess I,it-
" ""'a'ny eo''a's, ' -, ,s.,u.
lsr' sceoians 70 alee.,oa. aau ,s. 'S.k
poison or other mean. and tho yitai organ. wasted
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HEALTH. BEAUTY, 7

Strong and pure rich blood--lncrease of 'hesl
and Weipht7- Clear Skin and Beautiful
9o@ Complexion secured TO all. ga afi
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The Prince Of Vale is "out Of danger"
Il is beginning to DO question whether
be has been sick. W
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-04

.jInaoleuce alazy boy makes . lasy man,
just as acrooked sappliug makes crooked
tree. i bs. s4njfga "a d .gsl43eyj
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-08
THE RESIGNATION OF JUDGE
CARRIER.

For reasons enliie,y apart from poll
tics Hon. John CARRIER, elected in the
Fall of 1879 to the successoIship to the
late Hon. J. Medley Johnson on tie Su-
preme Bench OF this State. resigned his
position in that body on the dry be-
fore Yesterday We learn, at second
hand, that he will enter into the practice
of the law in Lincoln county with Col.
Harry 1. Thornton. This resignation
deprives the Supreme Court of Nevada
of member whose place it will De hard
to fill; for Mr. CARRIER brought with him
70 the bench not only an enviable repu-
tation as lawyer, but n singular and
widely acknowledged fitness for the du-
ties of tine high office which he his
oISht best - lay down. With the
tempting opportunities which offer them
selves to a man OF CARRIERS age, and ac-
Guirements in the practice of the law. it
is no wonder TINT ne should have felt
impatient of the rarrow bounds. hum
drum routine, hard wo-k and cornpara-
lively inadequate remuneration TO ade-
quate capacity which attach TO the Of
fee of Justice Of the Supreme Court; and
We carno. blame him for thus going
back to the larger and more satisfying
activities and engaging vieissitudes OF a
practice at the bar. The fact Of his res
ignation adds another to the many ex-
ceTent reasons why the Judges who COM
prise the Supreme Bench should hold
their Off res for life and be 50 Hberally re-
enumerated as not only 20 be beyond the
reach of want and to feel removed from
temptation, bat TO give them cause tor
feeling contcnted to remain in office and
not resign and Thereby deprive the State
Of their needed services. Judge CARRIERS
SUCCESSOR has not yet been named by
Governor Bradley. We hearJudge Blk
ler's name mentioned ii connection with
the appointment ana join in the widely
expressed hope that ne may be the re-
cipient of an offer for the place
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NEW BOOKS.

The Forms of Water BY Prof.
Tyndall, F. Il. S, &C., &c. New York,
D. Appleton & Co.
This handsome and highly entertaining
as well as instructive little book is one Of
The International Scientific Series y
now issuing from Appleton 4 Company
press. We notice that the Preface is
from the pen OF Mr.. E. L. Youmans, the
very painstaLing and enthusiastic editor
of the Popular Science Monthly. 1t is a
matter for congratulation that men OF
such decided capacity for imparting
valuable instruction to the people as
Tyndau and Herbert Spencer are engaged
in this work of popularizinG science; and
the beginning of the series should be
greeted with very hearty welcome by
the careful readers of the country.
Tie book before US is handsomely
bound in scarlet cloth, printed on heavy
paper and embraces 172 pages. Price
not given.
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TIE COLUMBUS WAGON ROAD
PROJECT.

We have already laid this matter before
our readers so distinctly us that they can
not fail OF understanding it. 1t is pro-
posed to construct line OF wagon read
from Columbus, in Esneraida county, to
the Nine !, lie House on the Aurora road
said project being entertained with q
view to the shortening of the distance
between Carson and Columbus and the
avoidance VI serious mountainous diff
cUiities-and, of course. the placing OF
the two points within Q considerably less
travelling time.
Well, Mr.. Yer;ngton told rs yesterday
morning that he had subscribed one
thousand dollars in the name of the Vir-
GINA and Truckee Railroad Company
toward the building of this wagon road:
and he advised Us of the presence here OF
a gentleman who, as a representative of
the projected Road company, would So
iicit subscriptions from our business men.
The name of this gentleman is Fraser:
and we take this method Of announcing
that he will canvass our business people
with view to the proposition indicated.
We are glad to feel assured that he will
meet with a hearty response and substan-
till encouragement. He ought to be en-
sbled to transact his errand with entire
suceess within half day Of his begin
ling its execution.
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NorE.-Raps. in caps; Denis. in lower case.
We learn by private advices that in
Mlson Valley the Republican ticket re-
ceived a much stronger support than was
anticipated; but beyond this somewhat
vague statement we have no information.
The impression now prevailing in certain
close calculating quarters is that three
out of the six Republican Legislative
nominees are elected
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Calculations are very plentiful regard
ing the complexion of the Incoming Legis-
l;sture, as a matter of course; and it is
also matter of course that Republicans
and Democrats lean toward their hopes in
making their estimates; but, dvesting
our arit.lmaiical Genius, so far as may be
from any undue prejudice in the premises,
here are our calculations:
OF the seventy two votes that will be
cast upon joint ballot of the two houses,
H. lo,,,,liicn,,S ,riil Ia,-a fhn fnllnr-inn.
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the Republicans will have the following;

In this figuring We have given the
counties of Hsmbolet, Lincoln and Nye
as reported at second hand by one OF Nh.
Jones Storey County friends.
Esmeralda County has six votes. Of
these, four are claimed by the Republi-
cans; but there are no authentic returns
that we have heard of from any part Of
the County excep. Aurora and there there
WAS mixed difference of but six or sight
votes.
F! Douglas County has elected one indie
pendent-aIr. Dangberg-an cid line
Republican, who will be pretty sure to
| cast his vote for Jones or any other Re
publican (should any other be in the
feld) against any Democrat.
! Late dispatches from Democratic sour
ces in Lander County pronounce the sit
uation doubtful SO far as the Legislative
ticket is concerned.
In Churchill the Democrats have cleo
ted their two Legislative nominees.
1t seems very evident to US that Ito
speak within bounds) the chances are
very largely in favor of a decided ma
iority OF Republicans on joint ballot
and this means, no doubt, the election OF
John P Jones to the Senate.
No doubt Grant brought a very strong
influence in favor of this result: for his
strength was felt in all the counties and
in behalf of all Republican nominees.
SO it seems ikely-and the likelihood is
Il very gratifying one, that the legislation
of the State will again come into Republi-
can hands, unhindered save by what can
be effected by the power of the Executive
and an indiferently organized and not
very powerful minority. Perhaps it
would be better if the majority were
smaller in numbers-and it is not i'm
possible that that condition may yet be
apparent. Meantime let Republicans
congratulate one another that the chances
are so favorable as they are. Their con-
temptation affords some consolation for
the probable defeat of Charley Goodwin.
P. S. The following dispatch, received
last evening and datel PiocLe Nov. Z,
5 clock P. NJ, indicates result in Lin
coin county different from that stated
above. -.-... ,.......
J. E. LADD, Carson: Count not yet
complete. We probably electone Repub
hcan Senator, one Democratic, one Re
publican Assemblyman and two Demo
cratic. The county VIII probably give
Kendall two hundred majority; and will
give Seaweli about one hundred and
twenty-five majority. Such are the ind
cations now. 3. Field.
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EPISCOPAL socrAs. This proposed
party will take place tonight at Moore
& Parker's Hall, and commence at 8
o'closk. /. Is desirable that all should
ne present on time, SO that the amuse-
msnts may commence promptly ut the
hour named. II it Is true that coming
events cast tl,e:- shadows before, then
we may expect that the party tonight
will be the gayes., most entertaining and
enjoyable of the season. Let everybody
go and see for themselves.
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EsfrR.LD..-Wa received information
last night from Es-neralda County in re-
gard to the election that is encouraging,
as it gives Us three legislators certain,
and pcssioiy four. The County is large
and the settlements far apart, so no COM
ple:e returns have been received, but
enough is known to ensure the above
result.
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The returns on Congressman come in
very slowly and raeageriy. Following is
about the case as latterly estimated:
sEslinatCi.

This figuring it win be observed,
gi-es Kendall :, majority OF 1o2; and the
liabilities are that the true returns
from the counties namal viii not reduce
this majority materially; while, mcra-
over, Lander is likely to still further in
crease ii. The improbable feature in
this estimate o. kendall's is the majority
Sc. down in ms fay,- in Humboldt and
the very remarkable and inexpiicable
par. of it is the situation in Lander. Ac-
cor,ling t, the terms and shiftine,s and
vague possibilities OF our information
upon the subject, Goodwin has still a re-
mote chance OF being declared elected !:
b1t that chance is too remote to inspire
confidence ana the sacred tire OF i.ope IN
the heart of the lately rash and now
anxious amtte5ir gam who put Up
their coin and gold notes on Goodwin
p S-Accortiing to the terms o. dis
patch which is given elsewhere, Ken
dds majority in Lincoln County is
estimated 1t two hundred. This adds
another grain OF advantage to the
Ar:esian Theory.
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$3.50, sos 90.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for So.

Si65 cash prizes. amounting to-. $3.50 sos
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority of the State and best business men.
Over one-haf the Tickets taken before Octo-
Der LIST. The limited number on hand will be
furnished those who apply first.
Money can be sent by mail. in Registered Let
tiers. Post Office Money Orders. or by Express.
An Prizes will be paid in full. AGEFrs
WANTED. For full particulars address
in. PATTEE,
no0 General Manager. Omaha. Neb.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, AU-
~ thor;zed by Act of its Legislature, APP
proved March l, 1871, for the founding OF
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

The drawing will take place at Virginia, Ne
vat,a, the time of which due notice will be given
SO soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund, as
well as the Prizes in full, that being the purpose
of the Trustees
All unsold ticket: in the hands of Agents VIII
be called il before the time set for drawing.
Tickets of Admission. S. in Gold Coin
Sss65. OG0 in gold coin viii be given to hold
ers Of tickets at the conclusion OF the Concert
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Pending the building of the Ornsbv House,
r. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books. stationery, musical instruments,
guns, fishing tackle. toys. cigars, tobacco, Jew
elry and fancy goods has removed TO Millards
store, next door TO Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. sI4
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WELLS, FARGO l. CO., Virginia City, Treasurer
D. /. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now fer sale. and can be obtained
of c. C. PENDERGAST. at the Office OF Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. and at the office CT D. L BLANCH-
ARD Manager at j. Waldsttin & Co.'S Cigar
Store, South c street. oc24-tf
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We are indebted to Hon Lewis Boron
for the following abstract or returns from
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No1IcE.-Hereafter the Express Office of Wells,
Fargo ( Co. will close at 61e O'Clock, II. Let
ters deposited in the L. tier Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. viii be forwarded by the night train.
s3o-lw H F. RICE Agent.
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PERSONS deSirous OF renting rooms in private
residences requested TO let the same De
known to LADD L KELLY, there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02
Neatly and to Order

eg-Military posts supplied with blanks of every description, as-Vouchers, Quar- termaster's Receipts, &c. &c.
 Orders from any post, station, mining camp. where there is mail or express, re- spectfully solicited.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02
Territorial Consolidation.

Delegate Chaffee, of Colorado Ter ritory, is working busily in Washing ton to gain support for his plan of consolidating the Territories. The plan is to unite two adjoining Terri tories where the population of both will suffice for State Government, and otherwise to join the Territory to its contiguous State. He proposes to unite Colorado with Wyoming Utah with Nevada Washington with Oregon and Arizona with California. It is proposed to leave New Mexico as a Territory, and to make Alaska Province.
 The above is a San Diego Union dispatch of Washington, February 20. It exhibits a change in the original programme. According to first re- port, Arizona and New Mexico were to be united. Guess the whole proposi- tion will end in talk. Delegate Chaf- fee will make some fame by 1t, and probably he expects no more.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-02

E. N. FISH, Tucson, A. T.