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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

"What is the matter, sir?" said a
surgeon to his patient. "Wcll, I
have eaten some oysters, and l sup
pose they have disagreed with me-"
"Wcll, no-why, yes, I did, too; that
is, took for my tea mincc pie, four
bottles Of ale, and two glasses Of gin,
and have eaten the oysters since,
and l really believe the oysters were
not good for me-
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Cost of Tobacco.

Five cents each morning-a mere
triae. Thirty-fve cents per week
not much, yet it would buy COTE and
sugar for whole family, s1S.25 cents
ayear-and this amount invested in
a savings bank at the end Of the year
and the interest thereon at six per
cent, computed annually, would in
twelve years amount to more than
s6S9-cnough to buy good farm
in the West.
Five cents before each breakfast,
dinner and supper; you'd hardly miss
it, yet it is fifteen cents a day-s1.05
cents a week-enough to buy small
library Of books. Invest this as be-
fore, and in twenty years you have
over $1,000 Quite enough to buy a
good house ana lou.
Ten cents each morning-hardly
4 second thought; yet with ityou can
buy a paper of pins or a spool of
thread. Seventy cents per week-it
would buy several yards Of muslin;
$3.50 in one year. Deposit this
money as before, and YOU wouldhave
s., S40in twenty years-quite 4 snug
little fortune.
Ten cents before each breakfast,
dinner and supper-thirty cents q
day. 1t would buy book for the
S2.19 cents each week
more than enough to pay 4 years
subscription to a goodnewspapegyou
could produce good music to pleas
antly while the evening hours away.
And this amount invested as before
would in forty years produce the de-
sirable amount of $4,000.
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"Pe Iers $ Magazine contains IN every
year: lVVv paseS' ~ slee. PaLeS, - G". .i
befin patterns, l. iiiicIn coi2 GSo nts'ii
ION P"tss, - pascs Oh .Aus'c' anG wv Nogu
SntS 'G,s d nm9tI,s iheGr i WIZ "e t'''" ~
~ io.o. AnGl ''en Nv, WI W ! sS:i;s ~,
LlIIStiI.gU ait:e'es on Ii'e urea. EXn'p',oh
n tn.i're:p.il,, WHICH VI" II, a.ohS I'm Te Mor.
,t.e s%oseLrp onIi PRICE lne! WI" pe "P
P,o!'i".e'H '""'c"
The immense circulation OF Jefferson"
enables its proprietor to spend more money
on embellishments, stories. &C., &c. than
any other. It gives more tor the money
than any in the world. It's
TJr;y;oo Tclcs onJ Eo,c,cyna
"''"9 4".'N ""' -'"''''''.,
are the best published anywhere. All the
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for Peterson" in 1876, in addition TO the
usra! quantity OF short stories, Five Orig
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Mrs. Ann 5: Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict,
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jL1mmoth Colorl Fnsbion Plates
q ia -.
a.ieaa OIL aiIc.hers: inese pi;ieS arc en- en-
s'"'eu on s'ee'; t"iSe we "sTHl s'%e: "I I
are uncquaied Tor beauty. 4heH VIII Ne
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CHEAPEST AND BEST!
Peterson's Magazine /!
POSTAGE prepaid on all subscriptions.

sGFEyery subscriber Tor 1876 will be
presented with superb, large-sized steel
engraving OF Trumbull's celebrated picture
oil The Signing OF the Declaration OF In
dependence" This will be "retersons'
Centennial Gift. sGe@
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MEDICINES.
No. 81 Court Place.

KY.
A REGULARLY educated and legally
a qualified physician, and the most sue
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the system, Gonnorhoca, elect, Structure,
Piles, and other Private Diseases quickly
cured. Patients treated by mail or express.
Consultation free and invited, charges reas-
enable and correspondence strictly conf
DENTAL
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so foot w ellis a Day.

He is now ready to make contracts and put
down wells on short notice. Any one de-
string well will find it to their advantage
to consult Mr.. winkley. For draining
ponds, swamps, &C., this borer has no su-
perior. and is much speedier than dl,chine.
Mr.. Winkley has the agency for this bores
for a radius OF one hundred miles around
Point Pleasant. Address Point Pleasant
Mason County, West Va. Lsept. So-u.
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Caution!

A IL persons trespassing on the premises
a OF the Ohio Barre! Company, breaking
into houses, destroying fences, or injuring
Their property in any manner, viii be pros
ecuted to the tull extent OF the law.
OHIO BARREL COMPANY.
july %, ii.
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Tradcsmcn are getting in their
winter goods, hoping to get them
out again before spring.
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Glow do you define black as your
hat?" said a schoolmastcr to one OF
his pupils. Darkness that may be
felt" replied the youthful wit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-23

The Secretary of War will, it is
said, recommend to Congress the ap-
preparation of $4,000 to continue the
war Of compiling the official reports
and military reports.
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The father Of a newsboy in Lafay-
cite, Indiana, has brought suit for
damages against a newsdealer, be-
cause the latter stated that the news
boy was in the habit Of picking up
and smoking the stumps of cigars
cast away in the streets.
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One Of the sections ofSan Antonio,
in making his report Of burials, iscx-
plicit to most commendablc degree.
For instance, entries as this occur
Died, John Smith, male, aged three
days, unmarried.
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None but towards habitually color
their boards. The brave dye but
once.
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a PenaySdred isa Penny Earned
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY!

wcwill send the REGISTER and the Loo
rsyILLE Weekly Courier-Journal usG-
IL price s., postage paid on both papers,
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US VIII be entitled to a registered andnum-
bered receipt for this distribution.
Send US SID and get both papers.
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The wits Of the press are ridicul-
ing obituary poetry great deal now,
and finding fault with its measure
and rhythm, and all that, but down
in the bowels Of every newspaper
Office there is an old bald-headed
book-keeper who blinks and blinks
and knows that obituary poetry
rhymes better with q dollar line
than anything Tennyson ever wrote.
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Yes, sa5 GO a tlny is Guaranteed rsing ont
Wei. Anger and Drills In good territory.
Highest testimonials rom the Governors OF
Town. ArI,rnsrs md Dakota 81 tools wnr.
,1lntca. Two wells 20 foot deep can lie oore'f
In one day. and ono well VII furnish wnirf
sufficient Cor 100 head Of cattle. Splendid
work FOR winter rs well ns summer. Iescrip'
tive catalogue FREE. County rights FOR srlc.
address: JILL WILL AuGER CO., -. Louis' Ao.
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A Priyn!c Counselor

OF 100 pages sent TO any address Csecurely
sealed Tor thirty 500 cents. Should be
read by all. Address as above
sept. Is, lSIj-ly,
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sTaTE NEWS.

Ravenswood has an academy of
Moral Virtue.
It is reported that Hinton is to
have a tobacco factory.
The young ladies ofKingwoodhave
a successful literary society.
Charleston poets are making poet
ry over the Hale House suspension.
The Keyser stock yards have been
turned over to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Gen. Nathan Goff, Jr., of larksburg,
isnominateda as Republican candidate
for Governor by the Fairmont Wet
IiTgiiniian.
The Randolph Enterprise has been
revived. 1t is aa handsome and SEN
sible little sheet, and is undoubtedly
worthy OF support as a local paper
It's editor is T. Eyin Wells.
By the Union REGISTER we see that
Constable Hogsett has jailed Jackson
Miller, Emaline Miller, William Kraft
and James N. Hutchinson, Of Monroe
county, for burglary.
The Centennial Coal and Timber
Company has been organized to oper-
ate in the Coal River country. 1thas
about ten thousand acres of coal and
timber land to begin with, and con-
templates building 4 railroad TO con-
meet with the Chesapeake & Ohio
line.
Braxton county has one Of the most
extensive iron worksin West Virgin
ia. The iron is carried down the Big
Elk to the Kanawha, and notwith-
standing the difficulty of getting it
to the market the works are making
money. This, too, in dull times
Eestoa Democrat.
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
The Sheriff of Noble county. Ohio,
offers the above reward for one Charles
Lloyd alias Ry. Jaro, colored, who es-
capped from Jail at Caldwell, in that
county, on the night Of December 3D..
He has been convicted to the Ohio
penitentiary. He is described as be-
ing five feet six inches high, heavy
set, weight one hundred and seventy
FIVE pounds, one upper front tooth
out, and a crop off right ear. Two
hundred dollars will be paid for his
apprehension and return to the Ohio
pcnitentiary, or to A. c. Lawrence,
Sheriff Of Noble county, Ohio.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
LAST EDITION.
wAIrrxe ron THE VEnDI0r.
SURMIsEs THAT HAVE NOT MUCH FoUN-
t~ DATION.

SURMrsEs THAT HAVE NOT MUCH FoUN-
DATION.
BROOKLYN, June 25.-Surmises are
rife as to the standing Of the Beecher
Jury. but they have generally slight
foundation.
4 1t is reported, however, that commune
cations from the ,jury-room to the Judge
indicate the jurymen stood at one time
last night II for Beecher, / for Tilton.
Jeffery, the seventh juror, is believed
to Be for Tilton. Rumor also has II that
Judge Nelson says he will rather keep
the jury out two weeks than have them
Iisagree.f
All night large crowd remained In
front OF the City Court. The jury, last
night before, adjournment, sent in sew
eral notes t0'the Judge requesting inf0r-
nation regarding The value Of circum-
.stantial evidence and Mrs. Moulton's
Testimony.
They did not come into Court to be
Informed on the subject. However,
some we'll informed perS6ns place the
Jury as follows: for Tilton and for
Beecher; others think them about evenly
divided.
] 1t is certain that the jurymen are hold
ing warm debates. Some of them have
prepared for a long seige. Shearman
says they are ten to two for Beecher.
A The Brooklyn City Court opened at 10
O'Clock, but Judge Nelson did not con-
vene Court until noon. Henry Ward
Beecher and wife arrived early, being
driven to the Livingston street entrance.
"A nRmber OF relatives and friends came
with them,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
state Grange ratrons Of Huspamdry.

State Grange PutrOns OF Husbaudry.
After the meeting adjourned to the
Board of Trade Rooms 1t was called te
order by Mr.. Kirby, who was elected
President.
Mr. Ellis, Master of the State Grange,
made a few remarks concerning the re-
soval of the National Grange to some
more central point, stating that the re
moval was necessary to accommodate
tthat portion OF the country where the
greatest strength OF the Grange lies, and
in looking over the country he could see
lnO puiut more iavorablv located for the
National Grange Capital than CIncln
| natl. 1t was on the. dividing line be-
tween the North and South, centrally
located as IL is, with its great manufac
turing interests and capacity for supply
ing the wants OF millions. The meeting
| of the State Grange here was for ttt
purpose Of seeing what Cincinnati was
wiling to do to secure The location o
headquarters here.
MIR. Ellis was followed by Mr.. b. III
Hill, agent for the State Grange in thit
city, VINO made a thorough aud carefu
survey of the advantages offered by Gin
cinnati, and also mentioned the benefits
which would be conferred upon Cipcin
natl by it's location here. He stated tina
the dealings Of the. State Grange witt
Cincinnati merchants exceeded $l00,00l
u month, and that this was a small sun
| compared with what would be drawn
hither il the national headquarters were
once located mere. The National Grangt
did not ask Tor money, as 1t was able u
keep up its owns finances. It was onl,
expected that Cincinnati should furnish
! Tree oil cost a location for the headquar
/ ters. He believed that this would bt
done, and that Cincinnati could presen
claims entitled to careful c0nsidera
ti0n.
Mr.Jos. Kinsey stated that Cincinnati
was the most central city OF the Cont
nent, and that she possessed more com
peting lines OF frailroad than any other
There was hurdly an important p0fn
ieither East or West or North or Soutl
that was not reached by one or NOR,
lines OF railroad, giving tothe merchants
OF this city an opportunity for securing
cheap rates OF transportation, possessed
l by those OF no other city. He Enough
that the National Grange could be &C
cOmmodated with room in the Board o
Trade rooms until better and more per
manent arrange ments could be made.
Mr.. Josiah Kirby thought that actor
should be taken by the appointment Of
1committee from the Buard Of Trade ant
Chamber OF Commerce TO examine th,
matter, and fep0rt as 10 what action
should be taken.
the Secretary Of the Board of Trade
at the request Of Mr.. Kirby, read statis
| ties proving that Cineinhati IL tributar,
TO more than thirty thousand miles Q
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
HTYER NEUs.

The weather to-day is clear and hot. The
river has risen inches since our last report,
with l3 feet Inches in.tiie channel, by the
Water-works marks, az 6o'clockNthls morning. l q
s-Boats Leaving T0Iday-Pfttsburg, Andes
Louisville, United states.
STAGE or THE RTvERs.
PrTTsBURG, June 25.-Rlver stationary, with
2 feet lncnes. Clear. Thermometer 81 deg
oifCity-s inches and failing.
.Brownsville-01s feet and falling.
Rice's Landings feet inches and falling.
Wneelln9--4 feet inches and falling.
Marletta--4 feet inches and falling.
CharlesJon--8 feet and falling.
Gailipoiis- River falling.
Huntington--6,S feet and falling.
Frankfort, Ky.--8 feet and falling. S
Louisville--S feet scant at the head of the
Canal, and feet In the pass on the Falls.
Evansyille--l4 feet and rising. Az
shawneetown--l0 feet on the bar and still
rising.
NashviIle-5k feet and falling.
Cairo--26,S feet and rising.
st. LOuis-235S feet and rising.
Little Rocky feet and falling
Arrivals and Exchange from
Pittsburg arrived. The Ashland for Pittsburg
Memphis and Thos. Sherlock for New Orleans
Will III, Dean, Of Arkansas, has returmey
from Aurora, where he has been spending
few days visiting friends. x
The Ashland had a nice trip out TO Pittsburi
1he Julia No. ! will receive her new cylinde
to-day and depart for Kmawha saturday.
The Chas. Morgan passed Memphis, Thurs
day night at 10 O'clock, with 1000 tons.
Towboat Items--The Brilliant came in will
miscellaneous tow, Thursday, and returnet
with empty barges. The Condor passed VI
Gommenc,ng July the mail for California
hax Dtnl.
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oosTLEY SWINGS.
LATEST FOHEIGN NEWS.
A BURMESE WAR.

LONDON, June 25.--A Calcutta dis.
patch re eelveL to-day says it is rumored
tnat "a rebellso ION mas broken out in Upper
Burman and that the natives are in open
revolt.
BERLIN, June 25.-The case OF Count
Won Arnlm, ~hich WAS decided adverse.
-ly by the Kammergertcht, will be i'm.
,nediarely appealed. lis counsel have
taken the preliminary steps necessary
for this purpose, and are hopeful Of a re.
xersal OF the decision.
LONDON, June 25.-The Canadian copy.
right biii last night passed to a second
reading in the House OF Lords.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25

Collins, same, dismissed: Minnie Foust, Jobas-
ma kirkpatrick, petit larceny, dismissed: II.
Pendergast, same, dismissed; Frank Dawson,
same, continued to the 70 h inst. John Ryan,
salne continued to the 28th inst; Chas. spen-
Ger. pretending to be officer. .,g.
Assault aud Battery Mich. Coughlin, Mrs.
Engelbrecht, William Engelbrecht. each dis
missed; Johanna Kirkpatrick, Winnie Forest,
each IS and costs; VIM. Smith, 80 days and $2b;
Geo. Sanders, dismissed; Henry Feye, James
Ioale, ,'continucd to 18th inst; VIM. iRichter, "
and costs; John Dig, Timothy sullivan, SIC
and costs. .U,a-i ..i.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25

A TTACHMENT. - Louis Kruckemeyer,
n plaintiff, against Charles Miller. defend
anC. Before q. v. Bechmann, Justice Of the
Peace, Cincinnati township, Hamilton county,
OHIO. On the 3lst day Of May, 1875, said JUS
action for the sum Of tS5 40. Said action is set
for hearing on the 10Th day Of July, 1s75, at =
O'clock A. NJ, at No, IA Court street, the Office
OF said Justice LOUIS SKRUCKEMEYEk.
CINCINNATI, June. 22, 1875. je25-3tF
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25

NEW YORK, June 25.-It is reported
thaLGarena, Inc Spaniard who stole a
portion OF Murillo's famous picture from
Iae Cathesiral OF Seville, and who
was kidnapped to Cuba ana subsequent
1y sent to SPAN, was shot, lew weeks
after his arrival ut Madrid, without
trial by even drumhead c0urt-martial. +
A LITTLE WARM.
Yesterday and to-day we're the two
hottest days, thus far. OF the season. Sev-
eral cases ofsun stroke yesterday. Tier
mometer reached 95 to-day, and promises
. w be even hotter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
A LITTLE WARM.


PRoyrDENcE, r. l., June %. = The
planning mill or Albert Baily Il Co. was
burned this morning. The loss IL esti-
! mated at 50, 100 to $a0, ,000. and the insur-
ance is about $1,000, 'rne iHthber-y ar,i
and miil adjoining were saved only by
tue hardest efforts on the part of the
kreinen. -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25

to meet again at O'CLOCK.
CoUtnGt0ss.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Harrington has
returned from Grant county, KY, where
he went a few days ago. The fruits Of
his efforts we did not learn. 1t Is sup
posed that all Is quiet down in old
Grant.
Robert Smith and Barney Mack, for
two separate drunks, were lined $4 each
in the Mayors Court this morning.
Barney paid, but Robert went to Jail.
Thermometer 81 In the shade to-day.
The knights Templar who went from
this place to louisville to participate in
a grand picnic on last Wednesday re-
turned this morning. Notwithstanding
the extreme warm weather, they report
a good time in the Falls city.
At the meeting of Council last night
claims amounting to several thousand
dollars were allowed.
An ordinance granting the right of
way to the Coyington and Cincinnati
Railway Company on Lower Market and
| Scott and Fourth streets, to connect
tneir track on Market street with that
on Fourth street by running west on the
north side of Market Space to Scott
| street, thence south on Scott street to
Fourth, thence east on Fourth to Market
street, was passed., An appropriation of
| $2, $40 was made for the Water-works.
An ordinance extending the right OF
Seventh street from Madison to Scott.
street for market purposes, and making
| it unlawful to use Pike street or Sixth
street from Washington TO Madison
streets for market purposes, was passed.
Other matters OF minor Importance were.
then transacted, after which the Board
adjourned until Tuesday at 8 O'Clock. .
| The Beethoven Lodge, knights oil
tPythias, has elected the following officers
| ior The ensuing year: Deschler, Com
mander; w. Huber, Vice Commander; |;
IF. Harms, Prelate; Albert Britswein,
Trustee. The remaining officers will be
elected at the next meeting. :
A horse lell on Fifth and Madison
streets yesterday, throwing its rider to
the ground, without much injury how
lever. The rider was drunk and was car
Iried to the s, ation-house.
1 Sheriff Percival left tor Frankfort Jail
yesterday, with the six prisoners re-
i Colonel Lynch M. Terrell, superin.
lltendenc of The railway mail service in
the South, was in the city yesterday.
| w. Ii. Rhineck has been pardoned.
An angry but bl0odless conflict took
lplace yesterday, between l.. f. Daugh-
erly, the real estate agent, and Jimmy
j Wltbers. the seeond-hand furniture man,
ON The west side OF Scott street, neal
EFitth.
il Thirty-sIx colsred laborers for the
Southern Il, r. passed through the city
Tne work on the new Courthouse and
K Post-ottice in this city will be com
Imenoed Immediately, so stated Post.
master General eweh.
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1he lEice Pres ielen. speaks.

BOSTON, June %. 25.-To-uay,s papers con-
taiiiia long letter from Vice President
Wilson in reply to Republican criticism
on his recent course.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
ATLANTIC AND GREAT wEsTERS.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WkeTERN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, z minutes fast.
Depart Arrive, Arrive,
4 Cinti. Cin,tl. Dest'On.
New York Ex daily. e:40A.M. 5:30A.M. 9:20P.M.
New York Elk daily. s:50P.M 5:00P.M. 6:5oA.M-
LouIsvILLs AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LrNE.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, minutes Slow
Louisville Elk daily 5:55A.M. 6:i0P.M. 10:l0A.M.
Louisville Eek SUM. 8.0JP.M. 12:i5P.M 7f5P.M.
Louisville (dally)... 7:0OP:M. 7:l5A.M IL 30P. IN.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25

HOGS-The market is quiet Sales are made
at sc 50a6 90 per GENITAL for common lightt0 good
heavy. Bulk OF sales at IS 65a6 85 per cen al.
BEEF CATrLE-Are in limited demand at
81 b0a8 90 per Genital for common to good.
SHEEP-Common to good are worth $3 asa
25 per GENITAL for fair TO good. The market
continues quiet and steady.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-25
MARIE TIA AND CINCINNATI.


Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast.
Baltimore lex SUM. s:35A.M. 5:35A,M. 9:05A.M.
Baltimore Elk daily. IL :10p.M. 6:0OP.M. 10:2or.h.
BALTfMoREAND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kiigour and Front. Time, y minutes fast.
Baltimore Elk daily. 7:i5A.M. 10:l5A-M. 995A-M.
baltimore Ex ....... 7:05P.M. 6:50P. NJ 10:20P. M