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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE. = Our
Western dispatches give q synopsis of
the proceedings of the California Sen
ate and Assembly yesterday, which
was the first day of the session. The
Republicans invited the Independents
to join them in caucus, but with what
result does not appear. The contest
for the Democratic nomination for
Speaker is between Carpenter, of Ell
Dorado, and Archer, of Santa Clara,
and the fight for the caucus nomina-
ton for the presidency Of the Senate is
between Tuttle, of Sono,na, and Rodg
ers, Of San Francisco. The Democrats
have . large majority in each house,
and their caucu nominations are
equivalent to elections.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

REsIaNED.-The Cason Tribune has
this item: Senator Clapp has resigned
the position of United States Marshall,
lately conferred on him by the Presi-
dent. We understand that Gus. Ash
has been recommended for the posi-
ton by the Nevada Senators. Gus.
knows the business and will fill 1t to
the letter, and while we feel sorry to
lose the presence of Senator Clapp, we
shall welcome Augustus to the posi-
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

ESCAPE OF Boss TwEED-And now
another report to the effect that
Boss Tweed has escaped from prison
and is out of the country. The same
story was telegraphed to the San Fran
cisco papers three days ago, and, mas
much as it is repeated in u dis
patches of yesterday, we are inclined
to believe that there is something in
the rumor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-We published
an item the other day about an old
lady being lost from the west bound
passenger train east Of Elko. The
Winnsmuca Register learns from the
conductor that as soon as the train ar
rived ct Csrlin. an extra engine was
sent In search Of the unfortunate
woman, who was found entirely un.
hurt and brought to Carlin. 1t seems
miraculous that she escaped injury,
- the train 1t the time was
running ct tho rate Of 20 miles an
hour. =
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MISCELLANEOUS
0RREsPONDENcE.

EUREKA. December 4, 1879
MISS LIZZIE MURPHY-DEAR Man
M am: 1t is with sincere regret ths, y
hear Of your early departure from our MAE
and desiring to demonstrate to You orr i;ssr
appreciation Of your talent as an excaiii isn
musician, as well as our profound resnect esn t
you as a lady, we most respectfully tendorr
you a complimentary benefit, to take plsce =
su b time and place as may best suit vons
convenience. 'our
Sam Goldstone, b NJ. Beatty, R. Rv,.,a
Q. Dunkel, Frank r. Wittenberg, CLAW S;mma'
NJ. j. Franklin, q. w. Baker, I hos. Lasnauns'
w. j. Smith, P. P. Canayan, b. c. ShepIoSn,ee'
Tho.. Wren, james Reilly. NJ. j. Coadv 4
II. Harmon, }. Nulty, A, NJ. HilIbousa " IL
Il. Davenport, W. p. Haskell, Georse W
Merrill. W.
EUREKA, December 4, 1875
0. Dunkel, Thos. Wren, X. Ryland a "
HiIlhouse, and others:
Gentlemen: Permit me to express nv a.,
cire thanks for the evidence Of your lindIIrr
feelings towards me, as expessed in the ahor.
note, and to respectfully suggest Wednesdsv
evening, December 8, and Bigelow's HaiY
as the time and place for the proposed tast,''
monial. Yours, gratefully,
diff LIZZIE MIJRpuy
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q

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.
A Washington special says the Pres
ident's Cuban ideas have caused loud
discussion by the Cabinet, as this meet
ing will make the third that has been
called for its Spa ish consideration.
The President thinks the atrocities In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

krRR FOR SHEAKER.-It appears
from IN item in our t~elegraphic col
nmns that Mr.. Kerr, Of Pennsylvania,
nss been selected a. Speaker Of the
forty-Fourth Congress. This 10 what
ssxpssted, MI. Kerr having occupied
" advantage in the contest from the
vssy beginning. He h sound on the
honey question, and being q thorough
p@ra'Amsntarian, will OF course make
- aaoepeAble prsaidiug officer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Rev. Talmadge. the great Presbyterian
divine, who holds forth in the Brook
lyn tabernacle, preached a highly sen-
satiOnal sermon Sunday last on the
subject Of the Bible in public schools.
His speech was withal very intemper.
ate. He denounced in bitter terms all
men and sects that would take the
Bible out of the schools, and wound
up by saying that it never would be
done while there is enough of Plym-
outh Rock left to furnish fiints to
make the fires of true patriotism burn.
The reverend gen tleman seems to have
= very singular notion Of what consti-
tutes true patriotism.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-07

AN IMPRovEMENT.-Our readers
cannot have failed to notea decided i'm
provement incur telsgraphic dispatch
o. during the last few days. The West
ern Union Company seems at last to
have taken some notice Of our repeated
complaints and pei, consequence we
have a better showing of live tele.
graphic news than formerly. With a
desire to give credit where credit is
due we most chserfully acknowledge
all the company Is doing for the SEN
PINE and sincerely hope that we may
never again feel called upon to pitch
into its management as we have on
divers occasions in the past.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Attention, Hooks!

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
i of Eureka Hook and Ladder Company
No. /, will take place this evening, in the
rear Of Tommy Douglas saloon, at 7 O'Clock.
prompt. I. s. DOUGLAS. Foreman.
Z. B. MILLER, Secretary. d7-lt
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In the suit of Representative K~asson,
Of Iowa, against the STATE Register, for
libel, the Court, in instructing the jury
held that tho publication being by 4,
newspaper in the Congressional dis-
trict concerning . candidate, was priv
LEGGED; that an eiector had = right 10
acquaint his fellow electors with any.
thing which he knew, or had reaso to
believe, to be true concerning q candi-
dats unit for the position he sought.
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Integrity of Character.

Young men should be deeply i'm.
pressed with the vast importance Of
cherishing those principles, and Of
cultivating those habits which will
secure them the confidence and the
esteem of the wise and the good.
A young man may befortunate, he
may be poor and penniless, but if he
possess unbcnding integrity, and un-
wavering purpose to do what is hon
est and Just, he will have friends and
patrons, whatever may be the cmbar-
rassmcnts and exigencies into which
he is thrown. The young may thus
possess a capital of which none OF
the misfortunes and calamitics of
lifc-ean,doprive them. 4
We have known men who have
suddealy been reduced from afiluence
to penury by some overwhelming
misfortune, which they could neith-
er forcsec nor prevent. To-day they
were prosperous, tomorrow, every
carthly-prospect was blighted, and
everything in their future aspect of
life was dark and dismal. Their bus
iness was gone, their prosperity gone,
and they feel that all is gone; but
they have q rich treasure that moth
ing can take away. They have in
tegrity of character, and this gives
them influence, raises up friends, fur
niShes them with pecuniary aid, with
which to commence life once more,
under auspicious circumstances.
We cannot too strongly impress
upon our young men the importance
of abstaining from everything which
shocks their moral sensibilities,
wounds their conscience, and has a
tendency to weaken that nice sense
of honor and integrity so indispens-
able to q good character. "Integrity
Of Character!" who ever possessed it,
that did not derive untold advan-
tage from it? It's better than riches,
tits gilmore value than diamonds and
all precious stones" and yet every
man may possess it. The poorest
may have it, and no power on earth
can wrcst it from them. Youngmcn
prize integrity of character above all
other earthly gifts.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FrEsr PRESrYrENIAN-ScrviceS on the ID
and 18th SabbathS OF each month, morning
and oycuing. Rev. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 90
clock. B. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CErEciT.-Main street, be-
tween 1th and Sth, ". L. Hill, Pastor; Res
;dercc. Wand and Sth. Preaching every
Sunday Mt l0s 4. VI. Sunday School at .
\. 81. Lecture every Wednesday evening.
Sermon to children every second Sunday,
alternate months at P. " Preaching in
Pleasant FlattS. the lst and 2d Sabbaths at
M In Bruce'S Chapel, Merccr'S Bot
tom. on the 18th Sabbath nj ,! ?. N. 1t
Pisglh Church every other month nj ,! 7.
VI. and at the Upper. Flats "'henevera a5th
Sunday occurs.
Protestant EPISCOPAL CnuRcH-Rcv. L.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services Is follows: At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun
day morning at 10! O'Clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, 1t g o'clock, except the Sd Sun
dav in each month Sunday School at 9
O'Clock 7. StriblinS Sup't. NeStry meet
ins on the evening OF the 2d Monday in ev-
crv month. Services at Brucc's Chap.l on
the ID Sunday at 10! A. VI. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday at 81 P. NJ. West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday at 6l P. NJ.
N. +. CnrRcn-Scrvices on the lSt and
I'd Sabbaths OF each month, in the even,
ins. Ii. c. Wilding, Pastor. Sabbath school
every Sunday morning at . o'clock. l.
D-;llIn SnpnrintnnInDf
N. Z. CHURCH, SorTH-Serviccs on the
ith Sabbath oi each month. Rev. c. +.
Crooks, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at o'clock. Robert :.
Bickel, Superintendent.
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Birch on congressman.

"Ad," said Birch at the San Fran
cisco Minstrels, "Ad, where's Your
brother Ebcnezer? Ih'ain't seen him
around for q year or two"
"Ebenezer?' said Ryman, reflective
ly "Ebenczcr has gone away for a few
years"
"Anything happened ohim?"
"Wcll, yes. TO tell the truth,
Billy, Ebenezer fell into bad habits.
He lost that fine perception which
enables man todistinguish between
his own property and that of his fel-
lows, so that he forgot himself at
times and became absorptive to that
degree that he scooped in, as it were,
any little portable articles he came
across, no matter to whom it belong
ed"
''Your narrative grieves me" said
Birch. at lacerates me deeply to
know that Ebenczer should have so
lost his memory, and | should think
it would have made trouble"
at did, said Ad. "The people
called in the police. Ebenzer pro
tested at the trial thathis prosecutors
were trying to blackmail him, but
the judge said that Ebenezer had been
stealing, and he sent him to State
Prison for five years. BY the way,
Birch, have not seen your brother
Eliphalet for year or two. do
sincerely trust nothing has happen
ed to Eliphalet."
'Liph?,' said Birch, 'Liph's all
right. He went to Congress cou-
pie. years ago, and he'sstealin' yet"
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LI4Ill .b VIIC SuE = llIuI1 0llsr1 ''4se'-'
never failed knows but little of hui

MN itb ViIe COZ nof.7s iltfil SIINk 1IctS
never failed knows but little of hu-
man nature.
In prosperity, 6esailsalong gently,
waited by favoring smiles and kind
words from everybody. He prides
himself on his name and Spotless
character, and makes his boast that
he has not an enemy in the world.
Alas! the change. He looks at the
world in a different light when re-
verses come upon him. He reads
suspicion on every brow. Hehardly
knows how to move, or. to do this
thing or the other; there are spies
about MIN, a writ is ready for his
back. To know what kind of stuff
the world is made OF, a person must
be unfortunate and stop paying once
in his slifetime. Ifhe has kind friends
then they are made manifest. A
failure is a moral seive, it brings out
the wheat and shows the chaff. A
man thus learns that words and pre-
tended good will are not and do not
constitute real friendship.
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During 4 class-meeting held by
the Methodist brethren Of a South
crn village, Brother Jones went am
onsthe cQlqsed portion of the. cong
rcgation. Finding there a man no
torious for his endeavor to serve
God on the Sabbath day and Satan
the rest of the week, he said: "Well,
Brother Dick, l am glad to see you
here. Haven't stole any turkeys
since l saw you last, Brother Dick?'
''No, no, Brudder Jones; no turkeys"
''Nor any chickens, Brother Dick?"
"No, no, Brudder Jones; no chickens"
THANK the Lord, Brother Dick
That's doing well, my brother!" said
Brother Jones, leaving Brother Dick,
who Immediately relieved his over
burdened conscience by saying to a
near neighbor, with an immense
sigh of relief: 'If he'd said ducks,
he'd had mel"
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The negroes arc making some trou-
bic on the White Collar Line ofsteam-
ers, by their efforts to enjoy the priv
ileges granted them by the Civil
Rights Bill. Cuff" took seat at the
dinner table among the whitepassen-
gers on the Ohio, a short time since,
held his position, and was served.
The whites withdrew to another ia
bic, and the captain went on the
roofand swore until the air turned
blue, but it didn't effect Cuffs appe-
tite in the lcast.-Port$mouh Globe.
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since public attention Las been

persons.
/. Since public attention has been
called to this rascality, many in
stances have come to lightof myster-
ious sickness which disappeared on
the use ofthis breakfast dainty being
discontinued. Severe burning pains
at the stomach, and racking head
aches are among the lighter symp-
toms Of sirup poisoning. A case is
mentioned where the corkin kcg
of sirup sent for the use of a lumber
mans camp was found to be nearly
eaten away. Fancy vile drug
which corrodes cork, gnawing away
at the coat of ones stomach. We
will in future worry down our buck
wheat cakes without the adventitious
aid of swcctening, unless sufficient
guarantees of the character of the ar
ticle be furnished with it.
Fortunately, the detection Of the
pernicious stuff is easy. A small
quantity of muriatc or nitrate of ba-
ryta, mixed with water, makea clear
solution. If to this be added small
quantity of sulphuric acid a white
prccipitate is sformed, which is insolu-
bic in water. Tannin also gives 4
black precipitate, unless the acid has
been neutralized by albumen.
Ifany of our readers have reason
for looking upon their matutinal sir
up with suspicion, let them at once
take sample to a chemist and have
it analyzed. If found to be danger
ous, let the makers and retailers be
prosecuted with the same vigor that
wholesale murdcrcrs would meet
with.
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Sittingchatting with Amanda Jane
his sweet heart, they didn't notice the
flight of time till three o'clock in the
morning when he arose and proposed
to walk to his home, two miles dis
tant. The rain was falling fast, and
that he might not get wet, Amanda
prevailed on her lover to remain and
sleep with her brother, a sympathetic
cherub of three years. In the morn
ing, as he was departing, he reached
out his hand full length for a fare
well grasp, and, in subdued voice,
said: amanda, darling, / thank
YOU for your hospitality, but | would
have been dryer to have gone home
in the rain"
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Il recalled the seine, had witnessed
and fos the tiFst time IN days . def
nitenesso Of purpose possessed me and
fdetermined to know Whit ii was.
Hurying down into the yerd. The
glissening white thing seas found to
bea piece of paper. With almost
insane jealussy ] ran back to my
dsa ana Bent.oyer the time-Narn
Ny curiosity was cruelty re-
s..clcr there, drawn up witha 1.-The.
form required BY, law, I read a mar
sSS ceftifieate sfhond of.union.be-
tween Miles eaerriS and Helen Slay-
Jon 3 siTs s::Sfe ten yeass pSeyisass
1d6 Ger ;asesf,. 6reHd
Jeremiah eRe eombb j snbstan-
fial 6liHes% % car
:Eicie, 1Dr slf reliens it and
he pcculiA ! q fir1graI
Gnolteisii II Ei 81 :
6sar i q red al al z, slidT:
llese ~ * lis
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-lIoS. Jos. SMITH.
Residence Ravcnswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. B. WAGGESER.
Clerk County Court-E. kIMEEEL!SG.
President County Court-B. J. REDMoSD.
Prosecuting Attorney-D. W. PoLsLEY.
shcrifT-C0LrMBr SEIIoS.
Jail0r-J. JEwErr.
Surveyor OF Lands-GEo. W. PrLLIS.
Assessor Dist. No. l-JACoD RorsH.
Deputy Assessor-D. 5. NANMATRE-
Assessor Dist. No. 9-JouS {. Buckley.
sup't Public Scliools-D. P GUTHRIE.
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"Yes, sir" yelled a preacher in q
Dakotah church one Sunday morn
ing, "there's more lying, and swear
ing and stealing, and general devil
try to the square inch in this here
town than in all the rest Of the Am
crican country" and then the cong
rcgation got up and dumped the
preacher out of the window.
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tlifec Il0fftIIH . CJnSIuVfttI tr<III'''U..' =,
an yearly advertisements payable hall
yearly in advance. :,
Transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
Announcements for County Officers, $;
for State Senate, and State officers, $40; for
Congress, $50. :,
Legal publications must be paid for, IN
all cases, before the delivery OF the certitl-
cate OF publication.
Personal communications, and those rec
ommeuding persons for Office, will be charg-
cd at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices, not over
five lines, published gratis; al over that
amount at hall advertising rates.
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When girl crops her front hair,
and pulls it down over her forehead
like Mexican mustang, and then
ties piece of red velvet around her
neck, who can wonder at the num-
Der Of pale-faced young men that
throw away their ambition, and
pass sleepless nights in trying to
to raise down on their upper lips?
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

M,soSIC-Minturn Lodge No. ~, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. G. SHREWSBURY, Secretary.
Odd Fcllows-Point Pleasant Lodge No.
IS, !. O. 0. F., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. JorS G. SroRTz,
Secretary.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-JAMEs II. CorcII, JE.
Recordcr-M. II. HALE
Sorgeant-J. JEwErr.
Councilmcn-John ". English, DR.. ".
P. Noalc, Robert Young, 7. StribIms, and
Col. q. B. Thomas.
Street COMMISSIONER. J.. GIEBS.
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had some cry

words pThsre VI
a MissS one
mDs tEAAes td|
cins her still j
onsellold was al
me, for th0agh &
10 hate Fer cordiI
over them firm
er beeaI able to ae
event Of theth thous
Dut QUEGtsH1ss
ity I6hle she
ly; cous eeas, but
and a Of cofde
while heS assu,nl
quite ond n
Wns sssA niistre
once.pa 6nately
but aTwa s lal
plead CHI
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flat
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Gum & Armstrong,
AHOl7aeUs ut Lac,

WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
w OF Mason and adjacent counties
Prompt attention given TO all legal business
entrusted to their care Address, W. K.
Gum, Merccr's Bottom, Mason county, W.
Va, orJ. W. C. Armstrong, Point Pleasant,
Mason county, W. Va. june ., lilly.
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JOHN W. ENGLESE,

Attorney at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Mason,
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Court of Appeals OF West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dec. 10, lS12-ly.
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E. W. SISSON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,
gS"0ilice in Shrcwsbury's Block. %tSa
WILL pIac.icc in the Courts OF Mason
w and adjoining counties, West Virgin
il, and in Gallia county, Ohio. Special at
tcntion given to the collection OF claims and
rcmittanccs promptly made.
June |, lS7i-ly.
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Times of holdiaq the Courts.

CIRcrIr CorE-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
County CorIT-Third Monday in Janu-
arv: Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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A policeman met a negro at night
carrying q trunk along the street,
and ..collarcd him. The negro ex-
planned: "De family what was board
ing me has been axing for money,
and as dcy was gone out tonight |
thought ] would get into some fami-
" whar dey respected de panic"
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An eminent foreign doctor asserts
that the drinking of coffee invigor-
ates and preserves The sight, and so
prevents the use ofspectaclcs. Choc-
olate is considered injurious.
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/. II. ToMLISSoS. D. ". PoiSLEI
Tomlinson q 2ols!ey,
Attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
WILL practice in the county OF Mason,
w the United States District Court for
West Virginia, and in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals OF West Virginia. Prompt at
tention given TO the collection OF all claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. lG, lSI3-ly.
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The merchant pursueth with interest and
The reports that are found to be registered
there,
OF markets and news, Of wars and fires,
That are heraldcd forth by the magnetic
wires.
The mechanic smiles when his days work
is done,
His supper is ended and evening begun;
He needs not the tempest that RACES with
He calls for the Register" and is buried
in thought.
Stand forth, friend Tippett, in thy majestic
attire,
Untarnished, unchangedby "Jim Harper's"
satire;
Tho loud be his thunder, yet soon it will
wane,
While the Register" shall bcall honor and
fame.
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DRs, BARBEH g. TEALE,
DIR. JOHN w. AYLoR,
Aforru OF TniSrEsy, ". Va.

Mourn OF TmErEEy, ". Va.
DEING a regular graduate OF the Univer-
ID sity OF Virginia, and having pcrman-
emily located 4. the Mouth of Thirteen for
the practice Of his profession, he hopes
that by Il strict attention to business to
merit the patronage OF the public.
apri! Il, lS7i-ly.
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G.P. SIMPSON,

Attorney at Law.
PoINT Pleasant, WEST Va.
HAVING PROCURED THE USE OF II,
III. Fishers Law Library, | will OF all
times be found at his Office ready to attend
to any and all business entrusted TO my
care; and will practice hereafter in the
counties OF Mason, Putnam, Jackson and
Roane. apr.lS-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-01
THE REGISTER.

The Register" my boys, is the paper ior
The types are all good; and the editors
some;
He's full Of his jsees. and cutting remarks
/ He has his dog fledssso "pitch IN my
laEks' s..
His foreman, foo, / know Inn ful weils
He Is no city dandrsto utashig sycll,
Bat noble in word, ,in motive and decd
His work Is the ere ister"-the Register"
The rooms are all neat, and all things are
The boys are ready tieir work to pursue;
The bright morn llasc0ne, and nanght but
is heard, ; save she charge that is given
The farmer rcioiees in the Register to
An improvement in tillage, Just suiting his
mipd; - 20 e
His garasEs are ts'lsEsh ban ever bsfssSfs