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4 Character

Hiram Williams is a character
He lives in Brooklyn, totittEafcut,
and has driven stage there and there
abouts since he. was sixteen years
old. Hirams drawls some in his
speech, but his wits are bright
enough rs these anecdotes will prove:
One day he was taking Ar. Hot-
brook, formerly special agent Of the
Postotfice Department, from the de-
pot to his home in b. The
active agent was rather impatient Of
Hiram's slow driving, and Kept urs-
ing him to increase his speed. This
continued for some time, until finally
Hiram turned to his tormentor and
drawled out:
,sMr. Holbrook, l want to ask a fav-
or of YOU"
Certainly, Hiram; anything l can
do for you, | will do it with the great
est Of pleasure"
swell, Mr.. Holbrook, l want to
drive the hearsc at your funeral; for
then Ect won't be hurryin me upall
the tfthei"
.'On the other occasion an impa-
tient crowd awaited Hiram at the
postofice, the msi! ngconsiderably
behind time. An impetuous youth
sussestedi
sYou are late this evening, Hir-
am"
@Ye.us,' 'drawled theimperturbabie
Hiram :
:; aWal. the train behind?g continued
the youngster.
@Ye-us, behind the engine" said
Hiram, and the youth subsidized.
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His Feelings.

Last night as a frisky colored youth
was walking up Clay street, he was
accosted by a colored acquaintance,
who remarked:
"Well, Brutus, they say you IL in
lore?'
"I IL, Uncle Abrs' MI don't deny
de alleged allegation
"Aud how dose you feel, Brutus@'
aYou have stuffed yottr elbow agin
a post or somethin' else afore now,
hasen't you, Uncle Abra'm?"
81 recon-"
aAnd you remember de fcelln' dat
runs up yer atmw
II does"
aWell, take dat feelin' add a hun.
dred per cent, mix it wid the nfcest
ha'r oilin town, sweenten wsd honey,
and den you can imagine how l feel!'
I1eksburgh Herald.
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We ARE Gssol WING OLD.
Is .Erase.s saorsr:

= IS
Sry sTEszcis gEowse: = s
s,s-------l.s s.~slsS
We aFe: :Goyins old-lIoEthe thought via
: rise !. !. -, sf-Sli -. - -.
VIZ q glance IS backward cast
On Some long remembered spot that Lies
'IftEhe silence Of the ,rast = =
Il may be tllc shrincof onr early .togs,
Or the tomb Of early tesTs; ..ss,..Z. /.
q 1tt steinS IKE Gfar-of isle to Us,
Ihtke stormy sea OF years. g.
iGh;.wide and wild are .thcids5yes that part
Our stepsfrom its greenness now,
.And:we miss the JOY Of fmany q heart
Ana tie light, Of nienf q brow; y =
For lpep Ger many. s Stately bark
Have ule.yhelnins .billows rolled,
That steered with us from that earthly
rnsrk-ss - -, -
Oh; iEichasl xe,aFs srosidsoids
Old in sti,e ainressaud ttieinst
OF our daily tolls and ssresf -
Old in the wrertsof lore :
I;;,;:s, -
Each iorm may wear 70 the passing gaze
The bloom Of life's freshness yet,
And the beams may brighten our latter
days,
Which the Morning never met.
But oh the changes We have seef,
In the far and winding way; -
The graves in our path that have gto@H
And the locks that have grown gray!
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

AdEc. Circuit cGurt-pos. Jos. sNlrH'
Rsyenswpad, Jackson County
Clerk Ciftait CourtLG B. WAGGESEf.
:S(qets County Csurt-E. kiMnEELlSe.
I President County Court-B: J. REDMOND
Prosecuting Hs6rncy-D. W. PoLsLEf.
slerif-CortNrrs. sEnoS,.
.IaflorSJ. :JEwErr.
!, surretor oi .Iaads-GRo. ". prtLIS.
: Assessor Dist, No. l-JAcoH Eorsll.
DEPUTY .Assessor-D. S. yASMATHE.
Assessor Dist. no. 2-JonS g. Buckley,
SNp't Public Schools-CnAs. L. HoGG.
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Y. II. ToMLINSoH. D. ". roLsLE'
Tonlinson & Polsley,
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. Prop1pt at
tention given to the collection OF all :.Rtns
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. IL, lS11SS-ly.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-JANEs II. Corcn, JE-
Rccorder-M IL. HAZE.
ScrgcantiJ. JrwET. =.
Countilmen-.Iohn W. English, DR.. ";
?. Nealc, Robert Young, I. S:rlblinr, and
Col. &. B. Thomas.
Street Commissioned. /. GiRss. I.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

MAsoSIc-Mintun Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first ard third Tuesdays OF each
month. G. SHREWSBURY, Secretary.
Odd Fellows-Point Pleasant Lodge No.
50, !. Q. .. F., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. S. J. SuISDLE,
Secretary.
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T1mes d Loldina Me C0Nrt2.

Crrrrr CorR1-Fust Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
County, couRT-Third Monday IN Janu-
.ary: Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
dav in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday IN
December.
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G.P. SIMPSON,
a ttornev at Law.

~AVVVA 11V.y GU W
PoISr Pleasant, WEST Va.
HAVlNG 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.
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F. W. sISSoN,
Attorney at Law and. Notary Public.
POINT PLEASANT. W. VA.

FolN.i FAs2SAN4, w. fA'
sgoaicc in.slrewsbafy's Block. Taa
WILL plactice in the Courts OF Mason
w and adjoining counties, West Virgin
il, and in Gallia county, Ohio. Special At.
,ention given 10 the collection oil claims and
remittanccS promptly made.
June !, lS7i-ly..
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: A Detroiter, who. has taken a great
interest in the fate Of Donaldson,
thinks that balloonists should have o
telegraph attachment TO the car so
that in case Of ary serious accident
they could atonce inform the anxious
public.
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A Ftenchman, having heard the
phrase, "Tve got other fish to fry,"
very readily learned its application.
One evening after escorting . young
lady home, and being invited towalk
in, he thought Of the above express
ion, and excused himself by saying,
'I tank you'll must so cook some
other fish,
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Joa1G w. ENaLIsE,

ATTORNEY at Law,
UTILL practice in the Courts OF Mason,
wv Putnam ana Jackson counties, and in
the Court & Appeals OF West Virginia.
Address, .fcint Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in. the Court Houscs
dec. 10, lS12-w. =" =
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sThomas Towser, are you guilty or
innocent of this CHARGE" said the
MAY it please you honor replied
Thomas, sI don't want to commit
aAh," said the judge blandly,
athen III save you the trouble and do
it myself. Sixty days"
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& = CO oae RiS = He.t
.t1t1igd agEc eihing q . llo,nsS-
TIE lS, teasn. le Eosld have
lilAsd: as 6t lstE heard Sours, but
j am gldd y0d did fi0s scream before,
for nov we have had and experience
and know what we c1lycan do :
Hans Schmidt had decided upon
the chest Is q much safer hiding.
place than tlses in which Julia had
first discovered him. ~.
Upon the morning on which Har-
rs Irving stunned and secured the
Tufian IN eur room, TIE officers Of
Justice were searching iof The old
Aessian scoundrel as d Sd tisgsed fnur-
derer. and he was soon CEN yicted and
hung. tx. -
Julia became the wife Harry Iry-
Ing, and a most excellent wife she
@as. 1Eagnaninious and unseyenge-
'-',1lls ll 3Iir5e ae ''c-scl
who y I 10 gsll lon u llle ldke
Iof Hans Schmidt, but rather apityfor
theignorance which had stepped him
inerifie.
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rHYsIcaSAND sURGEoS

nEybERs his professional seryieeaf 10 The
rnblic. Csllsiromfhe country ptutiipt.
kzattendedto. Office, corner Of Main and
Miro streets, opposite thcold Presbyterian
chnreli1 tap1l isaa-ly.
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PHYSICIANS,
Dr. L. f. Campbell,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Point Pleasant, West Va.
OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens OF Point Pleasant and vicinity.
lie hopes BY strict attention to business, TO
merit continuance OF the liberal patron
he has alrcad received. He may be found
ataI! times at his office, when not profess
ionally engaged. Tnov. 5 '73-Iy.
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EDWARD Il. KNIGHT. JAMES H. COUCH, J
KNIGHT & COUCH,
ltt0rlleus at Lac.

WILL PRACTICE in the counties Of
w Mason and Putnam. Address Z. b.
Knight Charleston, West Va, or james IL.
Couch, Jr., Point Pleasant, West Va.
Mr.. Couch isa Notary Public for Mason
County. decl5, ls12-ly.
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VI 50, Hnd
me into
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- would
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A Duluth assessor says it is posi-
lively amazing how cheap property
becomes as he pssses up Of down.a
street. 1t falls twenty percent. eve
ry time he enters 4, house.
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A Brooklyn girl is engaged to be
married to an Italian Count, and in
the. course of four or five years she
may be looked for on the street with
a hand-organ playing the usual and
oft-repeateH tunes:
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elecilOn OF ITOI. Hoagen, OF Isll0OlS, CHAIR
man; J. T. Campbell, of Illinois, C. w.
Campbell, and R. j. Trevellyn, vice.pres-
idents A. Bameron, secretary.
A committee of one from each state was
appointed on resolutions, to which num-
Der of resolutions were read and referred
including one affirming that congress
should pass the River and Harbor bill, and
one urging that the American people break
from party trammels.
Several speeches were made in the morn
ing session
In the afternoon there was a general dis
cussion. St. Louis was selected as the
next place of meeting
Adjourned till tomorrow.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 11.-One hun
dred and thirty-nine delegates, represent
ing Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, as
sembled here to-day in convention to take
some action relative to the adoption OF a
religious amendment to the Constitution
of the United States. Lengthy resolu-
tions were adopted, the point of which
was declaration that the present consti-
tuition is inharmonious with Christian usa-
ges. common law and the State Constitu-
tons, and that the recognition of Almighty
God in the National Constitution is not a
union OF church or state, but is simply an
affirmation of the national right and duty
to acknowledge God, the Lord Jesus
Christ and the authority of his word, in
dependent of ecclesiastical Interpretation !;
that the nation is committed to Christiani-
ty by its history, traditions, institutions
and laws, and the spirit of its moral
standard, and that the proposed religious
amendment is not an attempt to innOvate
but to fix and authenticate our national
Christian inheritance in our fundamental
charter.
ERIE, Pa, March 1l.--Rev. J. A. Da-
wilson, recently State lecturer for the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Penn
sylvania, was arrested last evening for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct and
spent the night at the police station. He
was released this morning on the payment
of fine. He has probably assisted in
organizing more lodges Of the order than
any other man in the state. This is his
second arrest in this city on the same
charge.
CHICAGO, March 11.-In the case of
Christopher B. Mafony, on trial for the
murder of James Keegan last winter, in
saloon on Madison street, the jury re-
turned verdict this morning of not guilty
The ground Of the verdict was that Mallory
acted in self defense.
The inquest over the body of Wilcke has
been in progress two days, but as yet moth
ing definite as to whom was the murderer
has been elected
Billie Fish, who was stabbed by the
young woman Turney, and who has been
lying in a critical condition ever since, will
probably recover.
SALT LAKE, March 1l.-In the case Of
Ann Eliza VS.. Brigham Young, a suit for
divorce and alimony, decree having been
made that Brigham Young pay $4,000 at
torneys fees and $500 monthly alimony, and
the time having expired wherein the at
torney's fees should have been paid, Brig
ham Young was brought before Justice
Mexican to day and adjudged guilty OF
contempt and ordered to be imprisoned
one day and pay fine of $25.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResoIvent

Has made the most Astonishing Cures :.
so quick, so rapid are the changes the
body undergoes under the influence of
this truly wonderful medicine, that
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight
Is Seen and Felt.
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Tumor of Twelve Years Growth Cured
by Railways Resolvent.

BEVERLY, Mass, July is, 1869.
DIR. RADwAY II have had ovarian tumor in the
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said there
was no help for it.n l tried everything that was
recommended. but nothing helped me. 1 saw your
Resolvent aud thought wonld try it; but had no
faith in it, because had suffered for twelve years.
took six bottles of the Resolvent and one box OF
Railways Pills, and two bottles of your Ready Re
lief and there is not q sign of tumor to be seen
felt, and feel better smarter and happier than
have for twelve years. The worst tumOr was in the
left side OF the bowels the groin write this
to you for the benefit of Others. You can publish
1t II you choose. -
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
DRTHE al DEP RI T1VT II