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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

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The organization q, such a party
as that determined By the late
Baton Rouge convention, and the
measures and purpose it proposed,
if no other indications we're given,
would have demonstrated to the
country that in the absence Of Or
gument, the pot6ncyUf ajust cause.
andthe integrity of honorable inten-
tons, these White League leaders
or ~"Peoplsts advocates, US onero If
their organs generously dubbed
them, had drawn the sword; re-
solved: to overcome by revolution
and violence, what they themselves
by such action denied, the will
of a majority of the people for good
government, law, order and inter-
nal prosperity s's
" Apart then. from the murderous
deeds the White League had al
ready inaugurnted, there was that
in the attitude, ip the spirit and
motives Of the conventional have
eifectually stamped its baleful in
tent without the so speedy execu-
ton Of its designs Argument was
thrown to the winds, and the aid OF
force invoked Tor the accomplish
ment of q purpose confessedly dan
gerous and peruicious. +.
It may well DO assumed that
the recent order Of tho President
relative to the, senttoEeement,o of Law
and the suppression Of the lawless
deeds Of outrage and murder sc
freely perpetrated BY the White
League should have 90 sdemcralized
its leaders that thus, early in. the
eampaign, they so jnhumanly begun
they,stand sondemaed, and reproba'
ted BY. thag.eturnipg sober SECOND
thepgght Of those; Of its, followers
whose interests in. the. .communhJ
have the most remote r~slations witt
our business and prosperity. !
Having invoked. in a. Pickwickiar
sense, what Republicans have always
earnestly desired, ga free and fail
ELECTION" the: Peoples party" p'
White League must now abide the
ISSUE Politically, in common with
whatever class or condition OF. citi-
zens, they have 9 right to band
themselves together under whatever
specific guise they may desire; but
doing this the strong arm of antho'
rity, 81 law and order, asserts thai
they mol: no other citizen shall en-.
eroash upon the equal. rights and
privileges Of their fellows, and that
neither by violence nor by intimida'
ton shall there be other than a faiz
and free expression: of the peoples
in the coming cleo With
this assured no. one can doubt the
result in Louisiana. ..
The State is Republican by at
least twenty-five thousand majority,
A full and complete registration, On
honest and nntramme1ed ballot, and
absolute security to life and pro:
perty ipsurihg this beyond a:doubt'
The White League. and its foolish,
suicidal leaders" are. consigned T.
fmieffted oblivion, and with II will
perish: the Hast vestige Of: that: De:
mocracy which ;gavesbrth TO SO tot]
aspifstAnd didbolicala niaEghity' as is !: il
fdispAyda:: 'Yeta few days and the
tramp, trump, ramp ofthe soldiers
ofpeace will be heard ID our aerre,
stricken and disturbed parishes;
and the lsw-sbidiug and peace loving
citizen assured, for wand for the
future, thxt the proud distinction ot
aniAmerican citizen carries with It
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

r. AUENN1I(e
of Post Master Jewels 1ndrts;ou
into his Department is the fo..er.
Ing, narrated BY the Wg'as!sihipeiion !
Ma ioad Repultican:
Yesterday the lady clerks in the
Post Office Department were not.
fed that the. Postmaster lGenerl
was DESTROYS of making their &c.
squaintance and would receive them
in his audience room. OF course,
such an announcement createi
quite . stir in the different. Offices
occupied by ladies, and especially in
the return letter office, where 81 Of
them grace Government desks, and
render most efficient service, There
WIS q spontaneous smoothing Of
folds and rufles, adjustingp,a,n,uien,
arranging c,uurls' and braiidas, lpeeepinS
ii looking glasses, fnrtively drawn
from desk-drawera, and a. adding
extra teuehesto nsti~sshasns!,
but il ID few minutes ell wsse,ready
and proceeded ainilingly, to the aa'
- > re- r. ES'; - . *ESEM ] $500
dience. ~, 49, :, *
Mr. Lyman introdaoe1tesch hh
in turn, adding occasionally 70 Tie
in1treealaption soma ;itelicitoqs topta,,
a.: Mrs, " -z-r Who wasltdsn' IN
the White House, andisa grind.
niece' of Pfse'sfdehthaSaeEson; Mis-
e. d ::prasdoa,l tRss :: :, d
South Carolina. Mr.. Jewell sloa;
hands with dasah one and had j.
kindly greeting and pleasant voa|
for one and all.
! The ladies' were delighted wild
their reception. and new chieil and
as they passed from the roomsv
overheard the remarks: '.Isnt 10
handsome and so kind? A. Jewell
in politcness as well as in name. '
""1o reminds me Of Humbolt- has
lis noble figure and benign taM.
though Mr.. Jewell is rather the bss::,
/ locking "lIc ru.:.lled my dcu
loM fsther vt horne, and. mat0 mo
think Of the dear oncs;.1 Kentucky
| The H,my Hal is. not exactly
Epleaael with the executive ability o
Gov, Kellogg. Il thus couna'1
ION \ paragraphf from the Republicans
/ Now, it is not ptoposed 70 ''*ni'
till alt Republicans are Killed bttns
u defensive policy is adopted-tS
O. Republican. ''
'It isu't2 Then what ,is the plpp
osition pending? Our proposition
is; thdt if Cow Kelloag cannot OF
viii not protect the 'law-abilin'
citizens of Louisiana against VIC
lence and Systematic murder, tha
let him abaicate, that some one n'!
take his place who can and will
Anarchy and unavenged bloadshe1
have ruled long enough in our State
r Is disgusting to. civilization, ud
~moss,dagEacefnl to- any man wh9
prBtends to rule over ms as Chr
Executive.
AS one Of. the, consequences Of
spirited Congressional canvass. .
!the, T~arritorz ii COLORADO, The Dsq'
eeae4Coanty7. Nees, ot that se "
announces:~-
ut has been arranged i, Tor our f94t
hing editor to kill bat one. man go
week. The new coroner gets, e'ss'
fdollars per4heaa.: Look out fefo'
fighting editer." x.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Edollapan &Glua1e ysses cong6meraE4psJ
Iispendsv tRfee pndte ni Rm
and pths e1tentlaild the osI
EEperit1lof;h e coJptry> if Ate1,
'2Rn var 4emanaedsa fs1Iy arouhd
the country,s flag, they could fur
nish five hundred thousand strong
arms ana bravshearA 7ol si$ de-
Tense; they constitute too healthy
and hopeful "a elenaentm thecoda-
try to be left to the fendsin human
shape who ssc1uplesh no. 10 murder
unarmed and defenseiem prsouers
I nm glsd to,see in the telegrams
from Washington. published in
the daily papers, that Attorney.
General Williams. by authority: Of
President Grant, has already com
menced to move, and I doubt not
.buttwhat iu<asshort&time: some ;of
the perpetrators Of the crimes is :.
the South will be brought to justices
and the majesty OF a,essAwaea;n'r ;aa-7;
sumo it's sway. !.
And I appeal to you, gentlemen.
who inausurated this meeting, to.
go on. in the good work, and remem-
Der that if id even the smallest
measure you should tighten the
load, or assuage. the sorrows ofyouts,
oppressed Brethren in the South.
they IN grateful remembrance will.
send on high from millions Of:
honest Christian hearts, prayers for
your eternal welfare and happiness.
The time has como when the col
ored people must lay aside their
individual and petty df-
ferences and consider the COM
mon affection. Of the race. #
tho colored people in the South can
be killed Of :osstrtcized With impuHIi-
Fty, then yo,, are not safe here in the
North. Thi.was intesdean to- .. be
the Land Of the lel fra TIE regard for
law in the North has enabled Gin
cinnaatii to nave "a sst such 4 splendid E1-
position: New Orleans will never
be so quiet and prosperous as this
city until shs LEARNS that every man
must be SECURE in the laws. There
must be no North, and. no South
At the conclusion: Of. these re-
marks, which were received with
applause: one o! the Secretaries
read the following.
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, The colorsd. citizens OF
tho Southern States are now under.
going a persecution on account Of
their color and political. opinions,
resulting in their assassination,
murder, obstruction OF property,
and Punishment from their homes
enl 5.:, > %l.%
Whereas, secret Leagues Of white
men are forming and acting for the
purpose OF discriminating the col
ored race, or driving them f,om the
South; therefore &'5 80
Resolved, Tint we are III full sym
pathy with our suffering Brethren,
and that the President af.the United
States is eptitled. to our lasting
gratitude for the prompt action he
has taken for the suppression of
these. outrages, and we ask for him.
fheporal support Of 81 citizens, re.
CARELESS Of partyor color, to the end
that all laws may be enforced, dill
citizens protected, and :th}ss, honor 81
our free institutions maintained.a: e
These resolutions were adopted uns =
animously, and the meeting adj;
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Jonrneo' ..rs4.i'$ tn 4,~ 49,: =.
H. : Vs.. --g1~ l.
"HoNE5TY"' IN .QfFICE :
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
"HoKEsTY"'.1Y .QfF1cE

T. - ~ {, -. . - SO eh5+f -'- = = - z =.
Our present statesAAaditor is a
gentleman. wthoseAamine ut Christian
qnatitieseand eztrenae isolicitude for
The ibAterest 6f. Ijjas $<a4lka h
the relations be holds with, i broth
er-inlaw who is: proprietor and
"editor- chief of. an ainaepend-
en-" and highly Influential" daily
paper have. endeazsd him to the
good citizens s t5 hJ ! j. r. Ho liz
generously and much loved: 50
much SO 'thdt. his ;mhny virtues and
Fsolicitudee for official .honory, have
made; Bis name ~ sqgsssesttii ii familiar
Fto~all our!peoplaze .~s.,o.sys, . !.e~ao u !.
Whether. '.deri4ivsasllly d. no6t,,'bas Iiis
known as."honsstya'atiin off a.T4s
alone makes the mtorthaHop We
Fhsrtf 10 impart-aA tlss better for the
= setting tia Ell: :fBfrtlh'tMl s mark. marked ! !, virtue os
oux 6tats AaditGr1rss;e: ,.E4a *
A.,lpxs a assaasitias, and ~ .hete-
Etofbse7 feSardeaisas sinapstntive ip
it,, raapiigaam9s snt a q IN; = the I'd
turns Of III ,coilectorJsana obifihg
E1 Eaat i:lf,,;n III. Win itlh1 Tie Andilfnorr and
En1oneyspaaced saith4the Stats Frea-
.asar., hE the 9Th q each. H.. month,
has been evadedbg the Auditor for
Ezeasons We donbt not highly salts
factory" to himself. In the first.
city tax collectors district, one: Of
! the most important in its agg,,regsa.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Iaollsrpaa paIlses co4lap.rd4J
spenasy 4 tRssel pndteni
and tplthlti extentpuildd the 19osi
,Rsrit,ete s ssetsy FL i! as
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

RACES perpetrated upon their bretn-
ron, many OF whom shouldered their
muskets and offered their lives in
defence Of The Union, and THAT, tob;
by the very men! who instissated the
rebellion that desolated 50 many bf
their honest God, forbid. ,s% j
If this state of anarchy and rebel
lion in the local goverhments.o of the
South is to go unchecked, and these
people are permitted To- take foeoi-
BILE control of the same, who cap
tell how long itswilf;Be before the
North will have to conquer. mother
Southern rebellion I copld e1ab-
.erate upon this, point. but TIM, 1rFlp
mot permit, as there are o4her ,:sid-
portant reasons why this thing
Sht6utd lie 81 stopped: 10 e''' "1' :
The colored race in the South form
IN !salament Of material wealth h sMdAAieh
can not be overlooked ordipenstd
with; az; it hastlongsm ndsdbes pro
ven that the prodhea;;tc ottttooaHi,, sugar;
rice, and tobacco, can not be cu'ti.
waited successfully by any othe.
labor. .ss.
/ As producers, they bripg to the
country's aggregate of wealth in
! products, eight hundred millions ol
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
OCR EXCHANGES
8 =

Among. the. p!eaaurable ipysx1ent,
of Post Master Jewels 1ndrts;;on
into his Department is the 1o.tcr..
Ing, narrated By the Washington
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

it will do the most good.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-04
Iron. i'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution of the PTOt0aido of
Iron, Is so combined ds.to haze
the character of an dJi,neltt, as
easily diDeSted and usst1iliJCsted
aOith the blood as the sin,31Jost
food. 1T increases the quantity I.
of Natures O,Un ,Tit0lfsin0
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cstre7 "d tho usand iILs," simply
byTOning ap, InviDorati,sO and
VitaliSi1sg the SUsteDl. The en-
1ichcd and DitdEiSed blood per-
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repairing damages and aUaStc,
searching 7Out morbid se,wc-
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This Is the secret of the aUose-
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curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
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Chills and Feyers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
ana QtC uaScd6cS originating IN
a bad state of the blood, or 0c-
c0npG1tied by de6iIitU or O. LoaU
state of the system. Being free
from alcohol, IN any form, its
etcrOizt,t0 effects are not JsoI-
Lo1Oed by corresponding reGc--
ton, but are permanent, iitJil-
sing strength, UiOOr, and net0
life into all parts of the system,
and building stD an Iron Con-
Stit,ttiOn. -.,-, .s .,t,
Thousands haze been changed
0y the use of this remedy, from
a0eaE, stclcty, suffering creG-
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hdppy men and aOonsef1 and
inUdjids cannot 6Ly les
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See that each bottle has PERIL
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SOLD BY DRUGoIsrs GENERALLY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-04

--Phebe Couzins, Esq, dosen't dress
like her brothers of the bar. She wears
a heavy silk with polonaise richly
trimmed with lace, roses in her bosom
white frills around her neck, and a
sparkling aigrette in her hair. While
pleading she wears a modest jacket with
black velvet hat and plumes, which she
often removes while speaking.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-04

A correspondent, writing from
! Rome. says that an. Engllshman was
J knocked down there during the carni-
val for Insulting the American flag.
, The stars and stripes were hanging from
. the balcony of Mrs. Major Gordon, and
the Englishman remarked that the nasty
rag should come down. An American
was standing near, and the Englishman
promptly went down to the pavement.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-04

The Supreme Lodge Of the knights
! of Pythias will convene at Pittsbuig on
Tuesday. April 81, 1874. Represents
tiyes are expected from Europe, Eng
land, Canada, and heSand wich Islands,
and from almost every State and Terri
tory in the United States.
Mcdonnell, who stabbed and killed
John Riley twelve years ago, was last
week convicted of murder in the first de-
gree, and is now in the jail In Pottsville.
The ease will be carried to the Supreme
Court, and 1t Is a question IL he will
ever receive sentence for his crime.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26
THE CINCINNATI
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The subject Of this Chrome General Put
NAM recalls to mind the earlier history Of our
country, when patriotism meant love Of coun
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The picture shows General Putnam in the act
ofplowing in his field, mounted courier
suddenly appears to notify him Of impending
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checks his team, takes them from The pillow,
which is left in the field, and he hastily gath,
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them 10 do battle against the enemy for those
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so highly prizes this day.
This historical picture should find place
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speaking louder than volumes Of history, and
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

For the pas: week or two, there has been
constant succession Of weather, cold,
freezing, windy, hot, which to certain
extent has injured the wheat and damaged
hundreds Of bushels Of potatoes, possibly
destroyed all carly fruit, retarded garden
ing, and produced many dscO'nforts. II
is rare that we have such cold weather 80
late 10 the spring.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST MOUTH!

No person can use Boschee's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and cure
We have The fBt case Of Coughs, Colds, or
Consumption, or any Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every year for
three years over 2jO,OOO sample bottles by
Druggists in all parts Of The UNITED STATES
No other Manufacturer Of Medicines ever gave
their Preparations such test as this, and con.
Linue Il for number Of years, Go to A, G,
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and try it; two doses will relieve you.
inch 5 3m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The Wheeling daily evening Standard
by far The best as well as the mo'tspFigbt'
" daily in that city, has met with such
nublic favor and patronage as TO be ena-
blcd to considerably enlarge its siRO' and
is now on an equal footing with its morn
ing cotemporarieS, The success Of the
Standard makes the morning papers very
Jealous, aud they give free vent to their
feelings. A good daily paper hos long
been needed in Wheeling, and now that
they have it in the Standard, it'hoqId re-
oeive a good patronage
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

A pin is very small affair, but Occas
siouaIy it can cause largo amount Of
trouble ifit gets in the wrong place =
0ue day last week, Miss Rebccca ldIemar'
living near Medley, in Grant coUuty, West
Virginia, accidentally swallowed q pin
which lodged in her throat Great suffer
ing has been the result and the physician
summoned had not, up to the latest account
succeeded 10 either removing the pin or re-
IieviOg her pain to any considerable ex.
tent. There arc many persons who have
the habit Of carrying or placing needles
and pins in their mouths TO whom tie
above case should be warning
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The West Virginia Editorial Association
vii meet IN Parkcrsburg on the lib Of
NAY. The council Of ParkorsburS has al.
rouly passed resolutions extending the
ha.pilalilies Of the city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

A mar named Fisher, from Fayctte
county, charged with the murder of his
wife, was brought to this city gu writ Of
AaJses corpus Saturday evening, and bad
q hearing on the writ before Supreme
Judge G. P. 7. Moore, Saturday night
il the Court room. 1t was alleged that
Fisher had been unlawfully imprisoned, in
rbis that at the January Term Of tho
County Court of Fayette county, he had
given bond for his appearance at the May
Term of said Court, but under q misap'
prehcusion appeared at the March Term
and the Court refusing to examine him at
this Term, the Prosecuting Attorney or
Lercd the Sheriff to take the prisoner into
custody, which the Sheriff did and placed
him 10 jail, After bearing the counsel 90
both sides, Judge Moore released the pris,
oncr on his original recOgnizance to appear
at the May Term Of the County Court Of
Fayolte county. Judge GiIlispie appear,
ed for the prisoner, aud Major T. Gaines
and D. W. PoIsley, Esq, for the State,
Sunday morning it was discovered that
Fisher had aed to parts unknown, aud the
impression was among those who knew
him that be would give Fayette wide
berth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

# said that Joel Hart, tho celebrated
sculptor Of Kentucky, is engaged in ma
King bust Of the late Alexander Camp.
bell to be presented to Bethany College
in ;is State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The "Opcra house" opposite the post
Office, caught Gre on the roof Tuesday ev.
euing but was estiuguished before any
damage was done.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

MARRlED-At the residence Of the
brides parents, on the oath inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Davis, Mr.. II B. Foster to Miss
Columbia A. Maupin, daughter Of G. W.
Maupiu, Esq.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The Clerk of Berkeley county has been
ordered to subscribe for all the weekly pa.
DER. printed in Martinsburg, and 6lo them
away among the records in bis Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26
Trustees Sale
COAL AND SALT PROPERTY IN
Mason County, West Virginia i

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed BY THE CREsCESr Coat Ann
SALT COMPANY, Of the City, County aud State
Of New York, to the undersigned, az Trus'
tees, dated the tweny.lhird day Of June
one thousand eish. hundred and sevenly.one
and recorded in the Mason County Clerks Of
flee, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No
|, ColioS 399 and following We, the under
signed, as Trustees under said deed HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that we shall SELL AL
PUBLIC AU lotion, at the Court House, a
Point Pleasant, in the County Of Mason, ant
State Of West Virginia, on
Thursday the Tweuty-tirst day o.
May, 1874,
commencing at 70 Iclock, noon Of that day
the property, rights, privileges and franchises
conveyed, or intended to be conveyed TO US b!
said Deed Of Trust, default having been mad
by the said Company, in The terms and COZ d
tons of said Deed, and said default having
continued Cor the space Of sixty days, and We
being required, in writing to make such salt
By holde's of at least one hall in amount o
the BONDS, secured by said Deed, which wert
at the lime of making such request due and
outstanding. The property aforesaid, in
cludes some
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

Tho post.Ofice at Graham Station, Ma
-, county, has been discontinued because
M one can DO found to accept the Office
II Postmaster. The mail matter now
zoe, TO LeIsrt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

Ray. ". =. Hill will hold 'acrAmon'
al meeting 10 the Church in the Dutch
rI.,, on the 9Th Sabbath Of this month
IL viii preach 90 Friday aud Saturday
mint preceding.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The Daniel Boone came out Of Kama
wha Tuesday evening with one Of her
pltmans broke.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The illustrated Annual Of Phrenology
aud PhysiOguomy for 1874, contains eigh'
ty large octave pages, with more than City
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Mouths, Ncses, good aud bad, with Signs
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Bad Habits" and How to Save Money
One Thousand Boys Wanted; Bad Breath,
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What the Swans arc Doing for Mental
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

The attention of our lady reader, arc
directed to the new stock Of spring Mill.
osry goods just received by the Misses
Jones, n. their store one door above Hol.
Iosay's. Give them call
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-03-26

Rev George G. wilding has been re-
Stationed at this place BY the NJ. E. Con.
,,,enc., a, will be seen BY The appoint
won't. published in this paper.