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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
Beautify your Complexion.
Perry County Bank!
SpOnsler, JunlKin SN Go.

TINE undersigned, having formed Banking AS
l. ISOLATION under the above mamie and style, are
now ready to do General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
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Northern Central Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Through and Direct Route to and from Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Blnltrd, Erie, Bufai0,
Rochester and Niagara Falls.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
NEW BLOOMFIELD. PA.

We receive money ON deposit and pay back on
demand We discount notes for period OF not
over go days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York.
On time Deposits five per cent forany time over
four months; and for four months four per cent.
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing Banking Business; and knowing and
for some years. feeling the great inconvenience un
der which the people of this County labored forthe
want of a Bank OF Discount and Deposit, we have
have determined to supply the want sand this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we will be sustained in our Efforts by all tn
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed OF the fol
lowing named partners;
a. spoEsLER, Bloomfield, Perry county Pa
Is. f. JUNKIN,
VIM. ii. MILLER, Carlisle,
OFFICERS:
W. A. sPoNsLER, President
| WILLIAM WILLIS Cdshter.
| New Bloomfield, 3 s ly
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Gchartered BY the Legislature March Q, 1871

THE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST LIFE
l. INSURANCE ever offered TO the people,
II Is a Mutual enterprise for the protection OF
Widows and Orphans in the county. Members
pay FIVE DOLLARS for a certificate OF
membership, and annual dues on ages between 20
and G5, 800; for the term OF three years, com
mencing January, 1878; and the sum OF 81 10 on
the death OF u member The membership not TO
exceed one thousand. A member dying, TO re-
ceye as many dollars as there are paying certlh-
cate e-holders. This plan is adopted In order that
persons who have been excluded from benefits in
other Life Insurance Companies by reason OF their
expensive LIFR-RATEs may obtain some benefit on
a small investment. 1t commends itself to the
public for the reason that IL prevents the country
from being drained OF our money by foreign com
panies
CHAS. l.. MURRAY, President
CONRAD ROTH, Treasurer.
JOHN X. SHULER, Secretary.
ROBERT N. WILLIS, WILLIAM MCKEE, Gen
raj Agents. 8 Is
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Stage Line Between Newport and New
Germantown.

CTAGES leave New Germantown daily at four
- O'Clock a. IN. Landisburg at T. 80 q. IN. Green
park at s q. m. New Bloomfield at va a. m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac-
commodat0n train East.
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival oithe
Mail Train from Philadelphia, at 80 p. m.
2. RICE, Proprietor.
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nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, October 9th, 1872
~ the trains on the Northern Central Railway
will run as follows:
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A G c | D T N 7 S !!

DOOKK EEPING Made Easy. Every clerk
ID and merchant can learn at once. Book mail
ID, SOC. II. GoULDING BRYANT, Buffalo, N.Y.49r4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
THE MEETING.
rv LYNN.

A beautiful child, hoy was he
That played on The beach. in careless glee,
When two twin shells, he suddenly '>pied
That lay in his path. close side by side.
With cry of delight, bcAuickly srasped
The pretty white lycasSres, which he clostl,
clasprd.
Then turned to join group Of three
That were waiting aud watching beside lh'
Oh father, mother, sister, he cried,
Two Tiny twin shells We found. side by side
Fair Bertha devoted as she was TO the child,
Merely voaclsalrd one glance ard smile.
So leaving his shells in his dear sisters hand
Cd again'oh's play The happy ch'ld ran.
S,raining thcireyes, this coup Of three
lu..nlly were watching ship on the sea. y
Inthe dim distance. a,smnl san white .''r
Was coming gradually nearer aud clearer IN
sight
With h,r soul IN her eyes, Byr,ha's hear,
mu,cly CRED,
oh hnten, ship hasten, thus stillus my signs
For this day I've waited lone drcary long year
TO be clasped 10 The heart Of my bptlothed one
dear.
The good ship now anchors, and in lime Der.
,ha meets
The adoring fine lover, on whom her eyes
ltas,s.
Sunturncd and dalkcned, but the same lofty
mem
All Bertha! fair Bertha. how happy thou seem
Welcome home, welcome home, the father d 'es
cry:
And The mother did greet him with tear in
her eye.
The child too at play, by voices aroused
Rushed forward 10 greet his sisters rspoused'
Blu, Bertha. empowered. o'crcome with sweet
Joy
S'ool silently still, her bliss without alloy.
Tot one word escaped. though claspcd to The
breast
OF her own dear fond lover, nc'r, nc'rto part.
So all came 10 meet me, the lover exclaimed;
Darling Bertha by thy side, now shall re,
main.
No harm must come near thee. no sorrow blight
Thy loving heart, and thy sweet face SO bright
May God ever blcssthee, and keep thee as true
Aslhy lover, who has never swcrvcd allegiance
TO YOU
THIN The father, mother and child, did send
From their lul hearts. the old solemn, Amen.
lIomcward OF last in The deep'nng twilight,
1'hcirionslers they turned, ere approach Of
night. 49,.
And now wen leave them chanting this re-
'irain,
That God may bless them, again and asuin.
CnASLr.roy. Ma, 1879
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I. G. p. SIMPSON. y
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Point Pleasant, Mason CoagIy, West va.
RI AvlNti moved 10 aud permanently located
II at PdiFi Pleasant, and haviGg procured,
lhe use Of II. u Fishers Law Ebrary.I Will a
Ill times be found at his oAiceready to attend
10 any mud all business entrusted 10 MY CAFE:
and will practice hereafter in, lhc, counties 81
Mason, Putnam. jackson and Roans y
All pcrsons coming To Point Pleasant by The
Kanavha or.0hio River Boats. can consult
with me at ANY time Of night in lime to rctur1
w same boat, By calling atmy residence!
april ls-iy. ~
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ID. l'oIsley s. SON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
POINT PLEASANT, WEST "A,
\NIlL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
wv u lllh Judicial Circuit. A.,ss.mn Civ.
On to II e collection Of debts.
Agul 1871 --ly
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DIR. L.F. Campbell,
Physician and Surgeon,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon,
~. Point Pleasant, West Ia.
sIlAVfNG located permanently at peint
"a III Pleasant offers his professional services
tothc Citizens Of the town aud vicinity. He
hopes By, strict attention to business, to merit
yeeutinuance oflhe liberal patronage he has
already received.
! Hemay be found at all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged.
Nov. SLY.
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~. w. Sisso1l.,

ATTORAEE aT 'LAIE
q AND REAL ESTATE AGENI;*s
POINT PHEASANT. WEST VA,
Will Practice in the Courts of Mason &
Adjoining Counties, West Virginia,
aud Galha County, Ohio.
Special attention Gjun 10 The Collection Of Claims
and Remittances Promptly Made. =.
Refers by permission, loHoy, C.p I. MooRE,
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, and lInS.
JAMES W. HoeE Judge OF lllh Judiclal.Glr
cut, Vest Virginia. IJune |, le7t-ly' {
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VIM. II. TOlILINsoN.

Attorney and Counselor al Law,
WILL practice in the Courts of Mason,
wv Cabell and Lincoln; aud in The County
of Gallia Ohio. Also in The Court Of Appeals
Of West Virginia. Prompt attention glven 10
The collection OF claims.
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P0LsLEY q CROW ,

attorneys aud C"unscIl0rs al Law,
WILL practice ia the CUlris of jackson
W Rome, and adjoining cpaNtics.
All h,siness entrusted to their care will he
promptly attended Ia
Address & Is. Crow Jackson C H.. W Va
orD " Paisley, Point Pleasant, West Va.
mcl 81, 'IU-ly.
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~ 4 :. $50 3 - !. ", J, !.
a law s'eaaes s's :vAh cue eo'aeo fa''
btowa'sys'y tsom tue blue ,ye! 9, forehead 'a
aud fsoft violet .! light .hlOios IN Der eye'
az BY creeping v ls and y :'ss IVY
sprays 7, e'e'pss.'q7'''s was toe eempse
that <licnry paaaayne caugn.sl 45s'''as
hay!'o 's' !. .ne sa'"mef essu.a9s g., xfn'
away % seek ne. ny " s ) ~.
e 'aa '9sM :. y aa':ess' ~ 's1,'''
s'ase-7lp g as,s @s !. mug treas
uFes troys.'n 60 l.cn sOuaaag wo.
msnt., sse; ys s aal''as lo9 ~ aa s,
Lll, " h 80, vs. &, go'd m!a4ssh
sasnF.ss aad Nv, xeus back n4ao house 9. $
J !. wssa' tie g'f>tsplug eey-9 'ea'sapOu W
cneeRs' lana 3, = Moufn'ut'q u's .a upou ~
iTs. y !,
tloxslily an!1 sho mafaaqree g. g yer
'seltlt WIFI q +! ya 3 NJ oesyso q 'ne se
tless, a9o 10 sss s.a Ia'ore y eoss!e
than - rs :. - ~.
And.hl!iIas repnedls az me ta@ asnSnedi
to her ldstlfe great play''a'l o. lne; Wor'a
II was hard torei''z' the truth o. tus5pllo y
poets words, 'hat Sthey'sa'so'esfys. " ~
only Standard wait .,sss.,;;..;i< =,
L s,ecouId have vsFSIeeg a f9o@. ea1Oe0
money aud helped hing she aagus also
have been privileged 70 bear q weapon 10
I'thd strife. Abs: it's 80 hard 10 sM STU
aud count tlJe seconds winch mgst clapse
ere .he'crlsls Gourtate dayns upon Toe
leaden horizon OF life.
r. So Henry ADalmayne went 70 London
andLillias stayed behind to bear the sep
',ara'ions, as best she might. Engaged
chg growlel old PecsSau, llaurs.s mat
ernal uncle whose skin had formed 'yr''0"
with the reflection Of much gold and
whose heart was harder thaa the marble
Of which bis mansion was built NJ
Nephew, you're fool Epgaged a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

/ hefe' sa'a 'uc'c h0'Pn' N'pFus d
card across the table I've cot you an IN
vlta''on TO hldy Biuce'S party 'c,n'sht,
You'll meet some people there that are
worth the knowing
! Henry pa'mayne lesi'a'ed; it was the
evening be had sit aside in each week for
writing to Llll'as. She would miss her
letter but after all it would only DO one
days delay, llc could write as S''l upon
the next night, s,a'
No Henry pa'mayns went 10 Lazy
| Bruce's under the wing Of his uncle, the
wealthy stock broker, @
We'll 'quoth Uncle PeeRham when
the festivities we're Overland they were once
more sitting beside the tire that shone ana
spanked Ike. blue-haed rqbics. tcpeuh the
curved ahrasquts Of mantle N tue r'ch
mans d'nlpg ROOM how 40 you hSc gar
al Eas'e' brook!
very we'll sir,
very we'll sarcasuca'ly m'"lrked
MI. recRl'am 40 you Know tha! her la'a'
er Is worth quarter Of u mlllion!y
us ne s'''
us he Ell! Henry" reared the old
gentleman; II believe you rca'ool' why
there are scores OF the wea''h'cst young
men IN town who would give ha'' 'h'yp pcs
scss-- ay lhewholc Il It need be--'or the
smiles aud Chances OF MISS En''crorook
youchsa'cd to you this very night
'Shc IS very polite sir SAID Henry
with rather a puzzled look; "but--'
Polite! And what would have Mr.;
Dalmayne? Doyou want woman to tell
you out and out if she lb's you before.
you eau take hint"
Henry colored like u girl. It was i'm.
possible to be quite iusensibe to the
charms Of this aat'cry, the more especially
as Uncle PcckLam was not ono "who but,
tered his phrases as the esp'essio" goes.
Yes, my 10y went on the stock bro.
'ker, tapping the table empha'cally, with
his duger ends: "sAe docs like ,,ou' and
lam not the only person who has noticed
it,"
'"But, Uncle, she is 50 plnipl'
What Of that? All women cant be
veauses, and the prct'icst of them have
srinr.'ssAull and eros. bone,u"asr their
+4i ~ ,aaA yAitG a&!GSips. 8sapty j. sulyI
skin deep 4. = 4. Vs.,
AsnryAought o. p.et'y XIX al ,!,s VIII With q
@.u o. 'eMer ,seeo D'l,. =. "ss nse',
'o,9Ps' with assssr golden s, c0''a !,
" y, nope 's'w y &, !: :
~ r. " WEEKS went W. MS 'AVlgmts nHu
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A man was drowned IN the Ohio River
opposite .Midlleport. yesterday morning,
Nothing is known us to who be was Or
where 10 came from He was seen to get
of Of a coal fiat, at the Coalport Landing,
into the River, and swim across to log
raft gu the Virginia side, but he did. not
stop on it, but returned toward the Qb'o
shore, however, he seemed to change. his
mind and started down the River 10 the
direction of Clifton, somewhere near three
quarters ola mile distant Arriving OPP
posi,o that place he performed about 10
the water as il for, pleasure until be was
seen to 60 under. lie rose to the surface
once and halloaod for help, but no one
being able to extend himaid he soon went
under the sccoud time and was seen no
more. When be sank the lat time he
was no,lhorc than fifty yards tom shore.
Pom I'll.
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Henry e. Rece.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Polht Pleasant, West Va
A LII business entrusted 10 his care will re-.
n ceive prompt aud canfai attention He
will b. found at the Office of II. } Fisher, fer
the present. He has located permanently at
Point Pleasant. apr lS-ly
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NJ or county bas nine Demo ratio eau.
didatcs for lhe4wo clcrkslips, and aepro.T
porliolato nu,nbo, for the other po'hbna.
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r III v 81 CHA Ms.
X
CT. E. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

7 PoIxv. PanAsASr, WEST VA i
(lFFEks his professional SERVICES TO the PEG.
~ ple ofPoinl Pleasant anl vicinity. All
falls promptly allcuded;e. Office a! The Drug
Store u Moure q Nillyr.
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JOB WOR TX

We are prepared to do Job Work Of every
description, in as good style as any office ia
this part Of the State. aud ut lower prices.
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DR. s, G.SH 4 W :,

RHYsICIAN AND SURGEON
fIykN DERS his professional services to the
Il public. Ca!lsfrom the country promptly
attended to- Office, corner Main and Third
Streets, in his new building opposite ptesbyte.
ran Church apply.
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Attention is a duty We owe to 'otbeIas,,
cleanliness is b duty wcowc 70 ourselves (. 4
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Gte W'tettq Rtaisftr
TERNS OF ADrERTISING.

.s
One square Il irch) l'insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, 80
One square 3nonths, S 90
One square e months. I 90
One square ~ months, 10 %
One fourth Of a cplnmn, months, 10 90
One fourth ola column, 4 months Is 90
One fourth ola column, IL months, 90 90
One half ia COLUMN, months, ls 90
One hllf Of 4 column. 6 months, 25 90
One half Of Il column, IL months, 81 90
One column, 3 months, IS 90
One column, 6 months, !. IS 90
Oue column, l2 months, Gu 90
all legal advertisements nast be paid for
telprc the Proof Of Publication can beobtained
Plaintiffs are required by law to pay the cost
Of Orders Of Publication before the Proof Of
Publication is issutd.
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VOL M PLEASANT JUEA

pretty attentive in that quarter went on
John; "aud old Robert Raymond died gu,
in ludia last winter aud left Lilly clear
thirty thousand pounds"
did he? I'm glad Of that"
So Lilly was an heiyess after all,
| Would it not have been better but Dal.
mayue rcsolu,ely checked the hali-fcrmcr
conjecture in his hand lilo had put his
hands to the plough it was too late to
look back now, Yet hr wondered if Au.
thur lusolasby would value, as DO had
done, the priceless treasure Of Lillia'S
love,
lie told himself that he was glad things
had happened us they had; but he knew
spite of it all. that he would have felt bet.
ter if Lilly hal piued allcr hin, just 1T.
tie! All women are alike aud all mcu--
pshaw. there was no use troubling his brain
further about this matter
Uncle Prckham met him on the TIRES
hold with a troubled look
"lIavc you heard the rumor, Dalmaync!
| No! Well, Of course i, can be nothing but
rumor! The house Of E,tcrbrook y
Esterbroqk is too well established to be
shaken BY mere fall in French stocks"
What do yon alludo to?" he asked
scarce compromising his uuclc's mcanios,
in the abstraction Of his MUD.
why the people are whispering about
that the Esterbyooks have failed,
And before tho sun went dosn on
Change, the whisper became a trumpet -
the rumor was true. Estcrbook y Ester
brook had failed, and Dalmaync was en-
gagged 10 a pcnniIess girl,
Henry Dalmayuc, though, weak and
vacillaliug man was no scoundcl lie mar.
ricd Sarah Es,crbruok, md lives with her
now in n Cover street lodging house, dali
ly growing more mud more weary Of his
life, while in his hcnrt he chcrishes the
sweet memory Of Lillns Raymond, now
another mans wife.
He had broken his plight, given up the
tenlcrcst aplratons Of his soul, aud blight.
ed bis whole fortune. to marry on helrrss
aud he missed the heircss after all.
LETTER FROM MAI. FRANK HERE
FORD,
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 9th, 1872.
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$3.50 'N'''' .FfY'.'v''~F ~ : Fi'i7 vr-Tt
Dear SIN Il have rccciyszl your letter,
enclosing d copy Of tic resolutions adopt
a a. dc DssHilhdfatlg. and Cul,servatisA
Gon5cu,iqsslrcccn,ly csnveneta, Parksrs-
burg Thayo carcfully reud those rcsou-
tons, and b4ye 9uly 10 say that they meet.
with my approval and endorsement. =
Whoever the National Democratic Con-
sven,ign may no,',iuaseS. Baltimore, will
rceeiiyc,ny suppartundvotc .It,hps long
Uccna cardinal aoc'rintvith me. to sup.
port TIE nepi1fcs Of iheyarious County,
State aud Naiiinal Conventions Of my par:
|ty., Railways yielded my individual wish.
|cs1c tlleNodiFlaed wisdom Of my party,
flo National Convention assembled. Any
other course would be suicidal lsllall IL
Tho future, rs in the past, favor any mea-
sure, ,or policy. tcndiIW,-,in tho remotest
degree. 70 tho SPEEDY restoration Of my
Southern brethren to all their rights ur-
dor tue Constitution, the rcWoyal Of all
Disabilities. the promotion Of local self,
getcrumcut, and thc,teqcwah.of-Ir atcrnal
Feeling Throughout the whole length aud
breadth Of our. common country.
r. Very respectfully. 4 ~
!. '.sfRANK MEREtORDTT
. =
'swordss'd aap'rio'nn& statesman, .'',en
the pcoplesEsbs Third District will take
pride III rsslcc'ing, so'coSgress Words
from which shs. Dy@ocFnt aud coDservh Z,
|ENes of Mason, who arc now disposed to
bolt the nominees upon hs.couuty ticket,
uay,lcarn a lesson. ''rls men composing
tic State, Distrc, and County ticlrss77hro
worthy Of your support. let no sehlsm
divide the party Lot harmony aud good
feeling prevail III your ranks.
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Noouc said an,hing about Gcrritt Smiths
signing JeGcrsan Davis bail toud,- Wien
he made his speech at Philadelphia, in fay.
or Of Grant.
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Mr. Taylor, oflafayette, HID has a
large number Of black spots n liis person,
and he carries his forth eye 10 asing, and
his right arm on a crutch, He attempted
to shave bis mulc's7tlil.
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POST OFFICE IIOURS..-The Office is
open from Z O rlsrk am TOD oclusk p NJ
, Oh Sundays (rsn7 a'slocka M tosan.
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.xMAsoylc- Min,urn Lodi e Ne 20, A, +. and
( w. meets mon!hy !, on. hae-m'sbl6f Tia, iull.
.|pas.t,rs saihs beng Tuesday, or op We.
afacs1sy night. Immediately issecedias
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There has been lately introduced iuta
The street lamps Of London strips Of look
ing glass 10 tho roof The reelection .ia.'
said to throY three times tho ordinary
lamp. ~
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loo. P-ThePoinl Pleasant Ledge, No
I 3I. 0. O. H.. meets every Thursday night,
: ut Bsrcn,' Hall. =
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ALogan county Democra. has naned
his last youNgAer Horace, ssrpeley sub.
1rct to.ihesdcoision of the.Bsllimore Con.
vention. s.sg
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Live te'upcratcly- gotO churrA. attend
! ynur aGijrs --lovc al The pretty girls
marry one Of them live like q mau and
die like christian,
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CRcvlr CouRr -Cilcnit Court meets on The
9th OF Fcbrury, 2Mh Of May and Isl OF Sep.
lcmbel Hon. James ". Aose, Of Putnam
county, Judge.
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aIloxsilly I aa!' sho mutaared 9 4! Eaf'
self WILDE Aysar etsysa'as t6s.hr-
,lest, and .he .Aes Sse6S ddole tpieaadre
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y. UltAsp. oE.SupSRvisoa, The Board Of SUI,
r. (ysa d sats 81 Nj NJ 'YsxasaSS iiSsiasara
= ttl(gfd AondaS III Sly. 6f1{ WeilIsNsav il,
lgAaghit. and The &c day a(ur cyery-Slee'i9u,
mir IIowyJd, Clerk -,
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J SuppNs DrAru The wife Of John,
Brockwe'l, Of Burning Springs died very
suddenly one tay last week. while sitting
Ut The dinner table She was engaged in
eating aud conversation when the blood
commcnccdrunning from her mouth in q
heavy stream, and in a few minutes she
vas a corpse 1t is supposed that sbe
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IN THE H0usF

i On motion of Mr.. Moore, a substitute
was adopted for the bill relating 70 PEN
siOns, and the bill as so amended passed.
1t fixes the monthly pensions for dis
abilities as follows: Loss or total disabil-
ity Of both hands; loss of the sight of
one eye, the sight of the other having
been previously lost; loss or total dis
ability of both feet, or other total dis
ability rendering the person utterly
helpless, forty dollars. Loss of one
hand or foot, or total disability OF the
same, thirty dollars. Any other disabil-
ity rendering the person unfit for man
ual labor, twenty dollars. Loss of hear
ing or any disability not here contained,
thirty dollars. tsre.r--, s--.
The House then resumed the eOnsid-
Grafton of the conference report on the
postotfiee appropriation bill, the pending
question being on the item increasing
the service subsidy Of the Brazilian mail
steamship line. After a long debate,
partly on the merits of the proposition,
partly on the general policy Of subsidies,
and largely on the injurious effect of 3
high tariff ON the foreign trade and
commerce Of the country, the House
came TO vote on the question, and the
proposed increase of the service subsidy
Of the steamship line to Brazil was
again rejected-yeas 70, nays 112. The
bill was then committed to the same
Committee on Conference.
Mr.. Dawes moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the concurrent resoIu-
tion, extending the session until Mon
day the third Of June at twelve O'clock.
He said he had no doubt that unless the
session was extended there would be an
extra session Of Congress, towhich there
would be no limitation. He believed
the Senate would get through with its
business by Monday next. The resolu-
ton was adopted, yeas l43, nays "a.
On motion Of Mr.. Hooper, the bill re-
vising the mint and coinage laws passed
under the suspension of the rules.
MIR. Ferry kom the Committee on