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ysermeaene Ginbrcd)er,

3roD, N.-Y., .. Stt. : Sorgeltern
9benb I'm llbr orangen fiinf pernlnlmte
Wtduner in bas !SauS bes bieigen Sirgers
SSilliam 9tu6ea. Sie banoen uno fuebelten
bic febenstgiabrtse Mutter pes 6rn. 9tuiieG,
llno Durhiu4ten Johann oas gauge 0aus.
Sie lhleppten als Seute cine Insabl Oinge
meg, Die etrpa 500 mertb iino. Die 9iebe
lahen itd) enttdrldt; ite maren gefonlme11,
neil ie slaubtcn, !Sr. 1uiiel babe cine 9roBe
@eloinmme i'm 5auie, Die iie NIT lei1tel
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prDrter 4 6amble's
Gtneinnatter
O(et1t,Seife.

Vic bene arbett eriparenoe seife, peId3e ie.
mails tntroouSirt fporoeu, alp Dem befteu uno
retniten Material semabt sarantiri, bic ieins
ten 6abritate ntdt gu beiddatsea.
Be Wan hnte I'D, pes anedaten Rad,s
abninuneen ga
SeglanSe Die NIT nem gamen Don Brocter 9ambIs
oeriebene Setfe, uno feline anbere nimm!
gu bat en- in alien @roceries s9dstH.
(Ap.29,tS)
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Erf[Grunn.

Da Elm geriidt in Der Stabt crfuIrt, bas mir aus<
mir oieie gelesen6eit, i'm unieren 9unSen uno bem
Yublifum ansIsei9en, bab mir uuier @5eiddft tb
auf 9eben, fonbern nur WenfdJcubaare 5um
aoipreiie perfauien, nm uneren Sorratb gu reouSi=
ren gBir baben 750 SaarseHefte BON sl.50 bis S75
pro Stit iuele mir sum soitenpreiie abIafien ferz
uer 5000 orbs Sr5etes gu 80 Gents uno tbeurer ios
,ue elm allsemeines aIIoItilnent BON SG9rpaaren,
eor in Sir. 62, 9ertust tourdfe, uuo beiebe fi Die
Naaren =. Seanueret,
(San26,tSH) gtr. G2, Scriu9tunitrcbe.
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Ndberes iiber oen Woro TIT Srpof=
lDn. - Scr Gruoroete etn be=
fainter SpfalpDltttfcr.

yfem- gorf, 23. Sftbr. ;sroBe 9rfre~
gung berrlfte geitern III SaDitraBe, Srootlpn,
iiber Die grmOrbung psu albert s. Groder,
S!crf in benz Siireau bes 0iegtitrators, ollrf
einen ttalieniid)en Sarbier, 0teld]iicbef Don't
borgto, Jtr. 236, SanltraBe, ipobnbaft. Grof=
fer, CHARLES Cham nnb cine Van0e lunger
Suriben batten bic 9tad)t mitiamn,en Durd)z
ld)mternelt. gtafoem lie elnem Salle in ben
u@ttp=I =Ihen1blp~ ~Gooms" beigeiuobnt batten,
5ogen ite bon &neipe 5u &netpe unb fingen
ldlieBlt9 nit SOnlborgio, melGer id)on leit
geraumer 3eit biel burd) Die &anfbolbe belG=
ftigt purbe, bic iid) in Der Ndbe ieiner @ob-
nung beru.ntreiben, &ralpaa an. 3umSpa6e
iuarfen iie ibm Die Seniter ein, sertriin,merteu
Die Splegd, benollrten in ietner gSerfltatt
aGes, mas Su cemoliren mar, unb pieleift
hdtten ite au6 gum Spabe ben barmloien
Sarbter uno lctnen 8ebiilfen Qntonlo Yte=
nonti nod bur69eprii9elt, penn biele ntf)t
5u ben sSaffen 9eJriffen batten. Der @lne
er9rtff cine grobe S6eere, Der 9lnbere einen
eapallerieldbel, meldler on Der 9Sanb bing,
Gno 70 bepaffuet traten ite ben frc6en @iH=
orn9llngen ent9egert. 0Omborgto lpuroe
NIT Grofer banogenlein nnO itaf auf bellel<
ben NIT leiner Sd)eere los. Groder ipuroe
ihper perlett nad) bem gegeuiiberliegenben
Nutbsbauie gebrad)t. 9ort perlangte er nad)
etnem Ylieiter ul1O luurbe bann, obld,on er
ielblt groteitant mar, bon eiHem fatbolii6en
Yrieiter nit Oen Sterbeiafranlenten nerieben.
Damn puroe Groder naf oem Soipitale ge=
brabt, no Der Coroner iciue ausiageu entge
9ennabnl. Sroder lagte, er lei Don einent
ltoltenilfen Sarbier geltohen morben, osfien
Namen er nift fenne, unb erfldrte, bab er
ntdt wliie, ipeld)e llrlade Der Mtann gebabt
babe, ibu su perlpunoen. Gbar1es Sbam,
lpeld)er ebenfallS feitgebalten wurbe, bat burd)
etnen Sdbclbieb fait Die babe gtale perloren.
Sammtltdbe bis iett perbafteteu Setbeiligten
wurbeH ieltgebalten. Groder itarb geitcrn
Ntitta9; ieine Sdmeiter, melde gleid ua1
Oem Streite berbeieite, mar auBer ft9 Dor
Sd]ners.
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ScnrD GIetps s. 60. itellett aber=
fffnI3 if1re Qdfal1tftoen cfre

gtsw= Dorf, %. Sft. : Die Sbiircu
beS Sanfbaules bon 6enrp GlemS & So. ino
geiblonen nno beute ytadmittag puroeu BORT
feline Gei6dite gema6t. 0aS Siireau uno
Die @iieften beilelben lperoen pou 9eantte1
oes S6eriifS belpad)t. Wfau iagt, DaB Die
9ifiicultdten swiiden Der 6irna uno ibrert
@lGubiacrn bemn1dlit arranQirt merNen.
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Teosrn, Wtatraten ,tno 8etten
Charles Snaauoer G. S1bnen,

sar. %, gBeit 1rattitraie,
nGhe ber Bride
5000 Bjuno Der beiten @dnieeoern, rein un0 troden
ebeuIo SettSipilih; Comforts, Slanfet5.
SGar=, Sprinsz unb Suit Niatraeen, oorrdtbig
ooer auf getelluns 9emotbt; au6 ale Jiepardturen
auIS Yefte beIor9t.
Ulobelu aaer 2lrt sepolitert ooer umgepoIftert.
2ounses, Sopbas unoSeiieln porrdtbi9; aub mad
Srber 9emabt ODER reparirt 5u ben biisiten Preen.
(Snnoh 1 2litefl
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~ Beoeutet bab be Yorau5beJablung pom Dem
Selie6en bes I6ienoers ab6dn9t, aber nab Gnoercu
9otalitdten uu6eBa9lt" ooer ut6oou bejablte Breie
iino am Srte beS 9mpfan9es elmer Straie boppelter
Borto< Berehnuns untermoren. @eorudte SQdeu
,niiffen unbeoin9t i'm &oraus besabIt peroen.
Qnttatfarfem nadl Seutihlono, Seitrei6 uuo
ungarn unb Canada be6iirien eine6 iueiteren Gent
YofnempeIs.
0oftpampfer nadI Sbina, Sapam uuo Sft=
tnoien geben am 1. unb 6. zines ieoen UIouats pou
Gan SranSiSco ab. Diebirette Xoit pou Baltimore
mad 9aoanna via &eSs 9Beit, lla., ifItest ann
1. NIB 16 zines leoen Wlonat5, 9e9en nbr NHtmit=
tags. = Seben Samito9 Niitta9 ipdbreuo Der Com
merz uno jeoen anoeren Samitag atttas Ddbreuo
Der Stntermonote ittie6t bic oirette Bot 5lpilten
Baltimore nnS Bremen per Sampfer oes rNorbs
beutiheu 2loeo,"
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Gine sSrrEnni8e a,tf Der Gtienb ba tn
OerttuQliift.

Yb label pbta, %. Sftbr. = @eltern
9ta9nittas fam cine Srau, melde pabri6etn=
lid Mtarp Bromer belbt, na6 oem Sabnbofe
Der ,NorozY zYennlpl plpania=giienbabn" uno er=
fldrte, ite ipoae auf bem nd6iten Be9e gum
Simmel fabren. Sie l0i'te ein Sidet na9
Sort 8aibinstou, itieg aber bereits an Der
9reelt<2ane ans nnb 9erietb bel Dem Ser
fuhe, nit Dem nadliten 3mse mad, Bbilaoel=
pbia suriid,ufebren, inter Die 6doer. Sie
ipuroe 10 id)lper Derlett, oaB iie balb nadbcr
in benz ,@ptfopal~6 6olpitale" itarb. g8ie es
beiBt, perlor iie Dor etnem Sabre ibren @atten
bnrd ben SOB uno iit ieit jener 3eit nibtredt
bel Sinuen getpeleu.
Nrafto ent @rattt inNennip ~ attteu.
Sarri rir9, 23. Oft, - Nrdi. Grant
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Ser (Sel0utnrff.

Nemzgcrf, %. Sftbr.-@elb aftip su
2-2a. 8ediel feiter, 4.S54. @nlO hau 3u
11O-l1O5. Ohll9atiouen feit, Se6ier 118t,
'e2er 11s; -. aftisn l9loiisu lan, yfen- -gort
Central 1909, Grte 294, Safe Sbere 80, Sa.
Central OH, pittsbnr9 S75, Nortbmeltern 36s i,
pref. 50, Jtod=SslanO 97s.
llnterihatamts Silans: Sob 8,174,,
144; @onrant 56,978,82O.
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Wetcrc gserid,tc BON Smba

6aranna, 10. Sftnber. = Die ipani.
iden Sriegsidllffe p@enia" unb vSornaoo"
iino eingetrOfien. 3mei BoitOampfer famen
porJetern pon@aOir bier an, iie bra6ten 1850
SoIOaten, bon benen tie 1000 Otann III 9tue=
pita5 laloeten.
Gin bsriibmter id)uarSer Sanoiten-Gbef,
meld)er nit @arcia'5 2euten operirte, murOe
porgeiern gta6nittag mad beftiger @egeu=
,,,oh, III, offot,
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Die hriBe Iuft-Kuhhffr0f

BON 9atpion @uBeiien unb bem solbenen
Dtebaillen<8elieleiien
iinb ieber an iid iaIbft porSisid uuo finb In Snz
iitt Ser @reeGen5 nitbt 5u ubertreffen.
Gontrafte ir Seisun9 ourt irsenb eines berielben
iperoeu abgeidloiien pon
fNprilt51Ss) G6e Der Baltimore Il. @utGD trdBe.
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W9aDprs=am Bureau,
A. AI,I,s

BaGttmore, ben q. Stto6er 1874.
Su @emdBbeit oe5 otertenabihuitts nabtebenber
Staotuerorbnuns, oeren i3uef Elm am eriteu apri
gebuns uutoriirt bat, wro 5tenitas, oen 3. Ro=
Oenb BET 1874, in ben einSelnen HreSinfteu Der
Staot Baltimore cine gSabI 5ur (3enebmigune
ooer SerpetIun9 bela9tet Serotonun9 ont6 Die
ben.
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Selesrapbii@e 9epeide,t.
.snianos9epsidlen,
slus Der SmmoesbauptStast.

gSal btngton, %. Sft. - Die 9fepe-
me @innabmen bsltefen ii6 geitern anf
$685., ,746. 13.
- Mebrere Mitglieber bes Gomite's fir
Otittel unb &ege befinoen iid bereits an Der
arbeit, I'm ben Sarif fir ote udbIte @ongreB.
iibung porsubereiten. gSabrl6einlit per,
BEN 100 lpeitere 9(rtifel Der Sreiilte biiBuge=
fiigt perben.
= 8ie bic y9e.=g. Sribne" rpiIien miQ,
mad,t man I'M - gSaiBen 6aule" ben Serllb,
ben Sen. Sngalls au Die Steue bes @eueral=
qnartiermeiiter Ofeig9S 3u bringef. Dem
alten 6errn iinb ihon peridieOene Sfferten
genad]t lporhen, Tim ihn aus Dem warmen
9teite berauS5uloden, idlieBlid loll man INN
Die 9elanbtidlaft IN 9tuBlanb angeboten baz
ben.
- Die geitri9e S6atamts Silan; crgab
$13,82S, go Gourant, $5S,640,000 Spesl.
al>Sepoiite'; an ,0egal. 5enbcrs5" $80,562,=
331 @olo nnb Stlber. - Die v2egal=Senoer"
Girfulation betrdgt 1882 100000.
- SIM Sberbuuoesgeridte legte beute Sc
ueralanwalt gSiGtanls, bic Serbauolnngen
bes Sarreal megen bes 4blebsns bes Gidters
Curtis Dor uno bielt bem Yertorbenen e,ne
warne 9ebd6tniBrebe.
- Setr. 9tobeion febrte belte bierber all-
rid nno miro bis morgen s(benb beiben.
(Sn Der SbatD
Ser YroseB Der SpinSenipren9cr.
8a ibington, 3D. Sftbr. = beute
fonnten enblif bic Serbanrlunsen in Dem
YroSeiie gegen SSbitcleD, 5arringtnn nno
9Stlliams mesen Serihlu6rung aegen 60
lumbus Qleranber beginner. Der 6ifeutlide
9lnfldger 6r. q. @. 9tibble iunnlirte ben
9an5en Sail in elmer ldngeren 9ieoe uno that
bar, mas er SIT betpeiieu geocnfe. Seioc
Seiten fiibrteu ibre 3eugen Dor; uuter Oenen
fir Die Selaitung uaren gSm. Oiet9er,
6enrD 3trrutb, SenrD Gears nnb d. 9alep.
ytajor 6l6aroS war Der erits 3euge. Seine
lusiagen bei6rdnfen iib ausi6lieBllb auf
9aS, mas bereits our6 Die 3eitlngen befannt
gemorben lit. - 9as Gcridt pertagte itdl bis
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ay- Sene ftinsebenbe aettentib "SIeess Ssah:
ma5d,tme, srcBe ShnetSer 1iaidine uno miitlerer
@ro6e, beonoer5 tir 9amen, tpelde eaoenarbeiten
uno Samilienarteiten id,nea unS seibpinb, bouer@
bait unb bnis uerarbeitct. SD perfaufe. permietbe
uuo pertauId,e ane Irten Wtaibiueu uno babe oas
completeIte Reparatur= =@'eitbdTt i'm eanos.
8. +. WcStenncB,
gr. 1856, @eftzSaeettefrass, uno
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Dir BARRIER Range

bat d, etne Stipulation iue9en Observation-Disclosures i'm
aod,en, Sadeu uno Spariamfeit in ssenerung uno
Ibnueun9 eripor6en, meldbes oieelbe hber ole ar%
oercn rJtanses" erhebt siinf 9roBen fir Sotels uno
Bobnbdufer meroen iabri5irt uuo ino gum Serfauie
bel -. &. gSooo & Comp,
@de Der Baltimore unb @utGiDffraBe.
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Bon Silo=jS0rnltt,a.
WoroaTatre In Seras.

Gor51fana, Ger., %. DIT. = Sin g.
piiIer Seder, peldler lett ldngerer .3ett etne
Ieltaurattou bier fiibrte, tueld)e aber iett BON
ieirer 6rau betrie5en miro, ueriudte baS @e.
id)dit 5u Oemoliren unO bic 6rau 81 erhlorz
ben. Ser Sd)euffellner murOe bel Sartbeioiz
g1ug bes PlabeS itwer perrpuubet, ebenIo
etn $oli5iit, Der ben Seder SIT perbaften
lud)te. Ser YoliSiit id)oB auf Oen QSiitben>
nPn mn nprmltnh hptp Inn tnAt1i6l
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YrWVUVWE V&WWt tEWHst*eWVV*VWWtSW
Sarrtsblirg g, 23. Sft, = 4rdi. Grant
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9te Yarior=Sonme t.shneHbeiaers
Grurrniats-79ffrn

baben ale anberen i'm Seseu iiberFiselt uuo per=
lansen menis Geparatur. TabriSrt unb oerfauft BON
gS. g. gSpoo & Somp.,
Gde Der Baltimore un0 GutdluItra6e.
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Salem, N..S., %. Sft. = gluf Nnlpeiz
Jung Des grri9tsbofes iprahcn Die 9eid)po=
renen beute Den 9te9er Sabler, ,ueld]er megen
Grmoroun9 Der abigail 9ilf am 13. 5ebr.
in Bcnnie Seed in 9lnflage perett mar, fret.
Der Yro;eB rief groBe Iufregun9 in Salem
herpor u1lO buuerte spei Saue
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24
TIE Currency Question.

The Ingenuity Of our Radical friends q
great. They are very DESTROYS excepting
in the background the frauds nna 2wiod!es
Of the foverumcu. since they harc had
.pcve- They are sery careful 10 handle
eingetly the Civil Rights Bill. by which
our whole social fabric is threatened; or
the moiety, Credit MobiIier, Ffcctnan's
bureau, Boss Shepherd frauds, and tue
other numerous corrept practices Of which
tsey have been guilty. The Only point
they show any boldaess at all upon, is The
currency question True. By bad Radical
legislation the currency OF thc cocaty is in
very deplorable condition. but that is a
rat,er sbich the irrevocab!c Laws Of trade,
and personal interest everywhere. aust
eventually settle. The Democratic pnFty
will certainly d, its best IN tie future. as
it has ever done IN the past, 70 GceuFe pros
pcriiy to the land At an, rate, the least
said by the Radicals on this point, the
sooner meDded. No matter what; form the
vcxed question nag assume. Mey "have
been weighed 10 The bajaatc and found
wanting. "-Regiacr.
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The Vermont Election.

From The New York World. September g.
The majority on the State ticket has
been cut dowa SIX or seven Thousand votes
The last State Senate was unanimously
Republican, but now the horrid samcucs.
has been broken By the introduction of 4
Democrat The last Hose Of Reprcscn.
tativcs contained but twenty-five Demo.
era.s. The Dext House. according to one
account. will have ff;y-six Democrats aud
fifty lukewarm Republicans; according to
another. as many as cighty-cisbt Demo
Gratis. some Of tie luke warn persons aiorc.
s1id being clssse3 with the Democrats
Towns that never before sent a Democrat
to the State house to represent them, now
exhibit their change Of hear, by beginning
to 30 it. In the Capital City Of Montpel-
icr, tea years ago, scarcely threc.scorc
Democratic voters were 10 be found. 1t
Row elects ~ D. Gilman (DenocrcD. to
the Legislature, and gives him nearly three
hundred votes In the Second Congress.
ioDsl District Poland, the regular Rcpub-
icao candidate, received 1851 majority
two years ago; aow there is majority
against him of 1 2SS. In the Third Con-
OCCASIONAL District Heodee had S.292 ma.
joriy two years ago; now be has 1913
majo:;ty-a heavy filling OF.
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A Tough yarn.
A correspondent Of lie St. louis Re

A correspondent of the St. Louis Re-
publican describes BE following scene.
which, be says, be witnessed on o recent
voyasc to China. One duyl wss putting
,on y new book. about the size Of 4 boat
hooE, when the man at the whee! saa
huge shark under our stern. He had been
following us for some tito. As soon as
tho man told ne sbOut i. got Z large
piece Of fat pork, three or four pouads' for
"a bait. and dropped it overheard. HIS
sbarkship saw it and cuuc slowly toward
1t. The water vas u:ce md clear. lie
fel, the bait gah bis nose. and turned over
co his side, opened his ponderOus mouth,
and took in hook. tait and all, then start
ed. 1t fairly made thc wood work smoke,
as the heavy line played ous over it. We
soon stopped him by taking round turn
on Delaying pin, and We brought hin uf
Nith'a suddcnjert that almost Strengthened
out the huge iron hook. l! took three
snca to hacl him on deck, end be made
Thugs lively for time, sure. BE ioracea
and bounced around the poop,dccl iato
the lec.scuppcrs. The cook went for hin
with carving. knife. and the first lick he
made at him be missed hin. The shark
gave bounce, striking the cook wiki biz
tail behind both legs The deck being
slippery, the cooks legs flew from under
him ,.cpd ss edtcpped on the broad Of bis
back as FAT a, g founder. The cook,
nothing daun;cd, went for The Shark again
mud this time cut hin clean open. That
didn't take the fight out Of him. 1t took
stSo men, with board across his tail, to
hold it down TO tie deck, while two men
heli-the line with the hook lie bis mouth.
so he could 10: do any more damage.
The shark is the saiIor's greatest enemy
a. sea. Jack hates him worse than Poison.
They took the iusides out Of the fellow
Ills heart beat for tTo hours and twenty
minutes afteyward, by the watch. We
pitched him overheard, and be kept hoF-
ping about as il he waited something; so
we threw him his iusides, mi1us the heart,
which he no sooner saw than he gobbled
them up and started of; but they fell out
again through lie slit tie cook made in
him. he kept picking them up and drop
ped them 50 often he must have got tired
oftaat Job, for he finally took them IN bis
teeth and made dive below, out of sight
s-==e--7----
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Ea:-Racxed.
.Fhc snrntosn corrcsnpniep. Of /

Fbc Saratoga correspondent Of the
Washington Star says: They haze a
phenomenal boy to mind the Grand Union
dining room and hat-rack, to see that no
mistakes occur. In powers of memory
and locality he beats "E!ind Tom" or the
Lightning Calculator" 10 the height
of the Saratoga season, with from nine
hundred to two thousand bats on bis mind,
be has never been known to make MIS-
take. Whitc hats, brown bats. black hats,
SLOUGH hats, stove.pipe hats, straw hats;
No. IS, NJ. 81. No. los; hats with black
bands, magenta bands, b!cc bands, or
green bands, it is all tho same-hc has
':aeverr failed to nave in Ills hand the right
ha. for the RICH. man at the exact moment
of emergence from the diuing-room. lie
rs not superciIliors or proud of bis gift
When compIimented upon bis powers Of
memory, he answers not III words, but
smiles melancholy smile. as il tie sword
we're too sharp for the scabtard."
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RETaEL ACADEMY,

thc largest male boarding school IN Va, Tre.
pares youths for Business or for the Va, Uni.
yersies. BY which it is endorsed; affords fac
iIiies for lenniug Practical SarrEgiag, Book
keeping end TcIcgTqghy. and has aud introduc.
tory course OF LGp. It's students are offered
Prize Scholarships in tie Univ. Of Va, the
Washington anc Lee Univ, and tie Va. Nil.
Institute. $3.50 for BOARD AND TulrloN for
half session OF 90 weeks. No Ez'rcs. For
Catalorge, &c, address Principals, Bethel
academy ?. O., FanGuier Co. Va.
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A French officer, who fought IN the
rCrimsa, related to inc how an EagIish
battalion Of infantry destroyed two Rus
sian regiment; the Russian fred incsssan',
u, and did nOs lose foot Of grOuad; but
ipey we're excited, and aimed badly. Ga
the contrary, the Enslish Infantry avoided
undue haste, took steady aim, and missed
scarcely single shot. The human being
IS ten times stronger When his pulse con-
Nsinues calm, and when lis julgmen: re-
mains free.
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Charles Dickens said that the FIRST ex-
:erral revelation Of the dry rot in a man is
"a tendency to Turk aad lounge; to be at
the street corners without: auy intelligent
: reason; to be going anywhere when met;
TO be abou: many places rather THAI any;
10 do nothing tangible fer tomorrow or the
: day after.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

4 very "a. man, for the purpose Of quiz
rsiug his doctor, asked lin to prescribe for
"a complaint, which be declared was sleep
ing With his mouth open, 'Sir," said
the doctor, "your disease is iucuraL!e.
Your skin is too short, SO that when you
/; shut your eyes yor. mortt cPcas.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

An Ohio correspondent writes that the
crusadiug bssiness has been abandoned,
the saloons having resumed liquor selling,
aud the temperance question is in politics
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

It isssia that Miss Emily Faithful is
ssbavt to issue a weekly paper to be dero.
zed to voice. and wonsn's work. aud to
sbe entire csss Of females at prsscn. cm.
stoyeG 10 trades aud professions through,
CO: soslara.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

"Can you do the landlord in tho Lady
Of LyOus?' " said a manager to sccdy
actor. Il should ,h;nk I might" was
tue answer. Il hare done great many
laciloyds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

4 negro namel Seymour Hall, was ar
rested on Tuesday nigat Last, about two
miles from CIarks5urg, on the Milford
road, for committing rape on 4 white
girl. Of about seventeen years Of age She
weat to the spring near her fathers resi-
deuce. and was followed by the negro who
was d; work nearby; be dragged her iuto
patch of standing corn aaa there outraged
her person. Her mother coming up, saw
the negro. and the girl told what he had
done. What adds to the enormi;y ot the
oFerse is tina. the girl is not ofssound
mind
Complaint was made before Squire
Walker, aad when the warrant was sery-
ed upon the negro by A. W. Walker. who
vas deputised for the purpose. he denied
that bis uamc was Hall. lie was commit
ted to jill. to await the action Of the Coun
ty Court.
There vas a good deal of indignation
manifested By persons present during the
investigation. and it looked at one time.
that it Judge Lynch would only speak the
matter would be speedily settled.
Good counsel prevailed, however, and
the poor down trolden" advocate of civ
il rights is safe at castle Monroe Sun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24
EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Under charge of Christ Chnrch. WINCHESTER,
Va. Rev. j. C. WHEAT, A. NJ. Principal, (for
merly Vice Principal of the Va. Fem ms;
with competent ASSISTANTS IN The various De
part!reEts OF English, Mathematics, Natural
Science, Languages, Music vocal md inStru
mental). Drawing and Painting, The session
of ten scholastic months begins September ID,
1914. Circulars Of course Of study, terms. DC.
sent on application. J. c. WHEAT, Win
chester, Va. References: The Bishops and
Clergy OF the P. E. Church Of the Diocese O!
Va
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Il clcrgyuen undertook to run local
ypaper 70, one week. lie commenced his
: FIRST editorial thus: when we look back
upon the s-oddcu paths Of the future, we
behold she footprints CT 40 Almighty
band"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

We are blessed with al excellent bar
vest. and act only We. but the great corn.
producing countries Of Europe and Of Amer,
lea also; so that the end Of the year may
fairly he expected to be better than the
isSgiruins London TIim2s.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

A politician. wishing to compliment a
we'll TODD farmer, said: "You must have
begun life early to accumulate such an es
tate as this" Eyes" replied the farmer,
IL began life when I vas mere baby"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEaaling Female Gnneg

Wheeling Female GaAegee
ASH Music / CONSERVATORY viii open TGcsjaY
Sept. /, 1874. The Musical Conservatory
will be un,lcr the Dictatorship Of PtoE Her
man Ebe!ng and Prof. a. s. Roe, Jr., with
capable assistants. The Faculty Of Instruct
ion will include lhc experienced teachers Of the
past year Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music. Drawing, Painting
French OF German. For terms OF admission
tuition, &c, call on or address the President.
Rev. WIN. II. MORTON, or the Rev J. B.
CLARK, Head Of distraction.