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T.. F. kunkel' Bitter Wine
of srGn,

+. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron Will elfectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility. chronic diarrhoea, disease OF the
kidneys and all di.eaSeS arising rforl q
disordered liver, stomach or intestipes
such AS constipation, fi,tulence. fl inward
plies, fullneSS o. blood to the head, ac.dity
OF the stomach. nausea. heartburn, disgust
for food trl!Dess or weight in the stomach
sore eructations. sinking or f?u.teriny ~
the pit OF the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difficult breathing, fu,ter
ings at the heart, choking or sufocatine
sensation when in a lying posture d!mress
OF VISION, dots or webs before The sight,
dull psin in the head, deficiency Of r7as.
plrahon, yellowness OF the skin and ewes
pain in the side. back. head. chest, lfr;jhs'
etc. sudden fiushes OF heat, burning in The
aesh. constant imagining gs OF evilsnd grfaf
depression Of spirits. Price 81 rer bottle,
Beware OF cou " terteits, DO not let v0rr
druggist palm of sams other Preparation
OF iron lie may say is Good. but gsk for |
kunkel's Bitter Wine oi Iron. Take no
other. knnkel's Bitter Wine Of IRON is moi,
sold IN buiS-oniy N !, bottles. EFF, kup-i
Sel. Proprietor. No. 2oS North Ninth Street,
Pa. sold by all druggists.
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WILMINGTON. Del. nov. 8, 1877

SIZE WILL meet her sisters on the plain,
with 10000 msjority for Mcclellan and
bertv. Set that down for New Jersey.
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i GREETING.
WHEREAS, Jsue sullivan, by rer next
fr lend, James a Atweli. by her petition 70
the Judges OF our superior Court, nled in
the office Of the PgNtho-otary rf tbs aid
Court III and Tor the County or New Castle.
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alleged. ra> made aTp'jc-t.ou -
( SEAL our said Judges that a de rec 'ray
be pronounced ii><0,Viu- tae mar
~ riage existing between the petit
TONER aud ser husband John sullivan.
We therefore command You. a> yAu have
bean hsrSiRoe fore comma 1d,d. that YOU
Summon JoC 4 sullivan, So that he I've and
appear before be sail Judges Il cur >.,lU
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THE HERALD
The Morning HeraId

is published every morning, CSundays
cNcep;edl. and delivered in the CITY. o
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable 10 the carriers.
NAH subscriptions, postage Gee. three
dollafu per annun. .s-s@-,, ---'
Gre. o'RYxNE a Co.. Publishers.
No. 500 sh.pley Street.
Wilmin !gton. Del.
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JOHN CUMMINGS. --a--.-r
address W,faa z ETCn. Dvl. C,s'S---.,i
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Certiacate orIneorporation.

Secretary of State Brady has issu-
ed a certificate OF incorporation to
the West Virginia Central Railroad
Company, the said railroad to ex-
tend from the Ohio river to Aqua
Creek on the Potomac river. The
route Of the road is us follows: To COM
mence at point on the Ohio river
near Ceredo, Wayne county, thence
running through the counties OF
Cabell and Putnam to Charleston
station, ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, crossing at or near Charles.
ton, thence up the northern bank OF
said river to the mouth of Gauley
river, a tributary thereto, thence up
and along the Gauley river to a point
at or near its source, passing through
the counties of Kanawha, Fayette,
Nicholas, Webster and Pocahontas,
to u point at or near Harrisonburg,
Rockingham county, Vap thence
through the counties of Madison,
Culpepper, Fauquier, to its terminus
ut AQUA Creek, a distance Of about
three hundred miles. The principal
office of the Company is to be located
in New York city, with branch Of,
fees ut Charleston, in this State, and
also at Philadelphia. The -corppras
ton Of the company commenced on
the 18th day OF June last, and is to
continue for a term Of one hundred
years. The amount Of capital stock
Of said corporation shall be l,OOO,-
600, with the right to increase the
same to slO,000,000 when deemed
necessary, the par value ofeach share
TO be 500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Tho War.

LONDON, November "a dispatch
from Pera says Ghazi Mukhtar Pasha
telegraphs, under date of November
Is, that he still hopes to be able Ia
hold Erzeroum. He has plenty Of
artillery and munitions, and large
reinforcements are on their way to
him.
CoysrANr1SoPLE, November O.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived from Mukhtar Pasha:
"ERzERouM, November 9-Noon.-
At 4 o'clock this morning the Rus
slams attacked our fortified positions
at Azizie, our troops fighting with
great yalor, repulsing the enemy, and
pursuing them four or five miles
from Erzeroum. The Russians were
totally defeated. Our trenches are
filled With their dead, :, 80
Earlier advices received here Con
stantinople) show that before this
success the situation at Erzeroum
was very critical. The inhabitants
demanded that the authorities should
capitulate, the expected reinforce
ments not having arrived, as com
munication with Trebizond was diff
ficult.
Detailed reports of Yesterdays
(Friday's) battle, near Erzeroum
show the 6ghtinglasted eleven hours
Two Russian columns attacked the
redoubts southeast of Erzeroum. One
column succeeded in occupying the
block.houss but was dislodged. The
other column perceiving the enor
nous loss of the former, retreated.-
The Turks pursued them as far as
Deve Boyun, but we're driven back
from there. They rallied and drove
the Russians back again to Devt
Begun. The Russians lost large
quantity of arms and ammunition
but only a few prisoners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Land Commissioners Report.

WASHINGTON, November THE
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office in his annual report says that
the sales Of public lands for cash are
about 100000 acres more than previ-
GUS, while the number entered under
the homestead and timber culture
laws is 785,123 acres less. There
were certified for railroad purposes,
7OO,791 acres. Total disposals Of
public lands ATS, ,452 acres. Pub.
| Tic surveys have been extended over
713, 572,737 acres. Total of unsur.
veyed lands 1,101, 1918 acres.
Those surveyed during the past year,
11,242,9 1928 acres, at cost of S215, 942.
The consolidation of all the offices Of
Surveyors General into one is recon-
mended; also the abolition Of the
contract system, and the appoint
ment Of Surveyor General who may
appoint all assistants required to
| personally make surveys, A large
number Of grants for railroads have
exGirei by limitation, and it is re-
sarded as important that action
Should be taks1 by Congress either
to enforce the forfeiture Of the grants
or to force the completion, OF the road;
Should the latter course be pursued
the claims of bona fde settlers o..
lapsed lands should be protected. 1t
is recommended that Congress with
draw all lands chiefly valuable for
fine timber from the operation Of the
homestead and presumption laws,
and from sale except for cash. Also
that the Secretary Of the Interior be
authorized TO sell timber from the
public lands in the mining districts;
also to sell timber on any unsurvey-
ed land not mineral, when needed
for actual settlement, before a public
survey; also that a law be enacted
providing for the care and custody
Of timber lands unfit for agriculture,
and for the gradual sale of the tim
Der and for tho perpetuation Of the
growth oftimber on such lands. Leg.
islations authorizing seizures Of tim
Der cut from public lands without re
sort TO the tedious process Of the
courts is also recommended.
The United States Marshal for the
Southern District Of Mississippi has
seized in three counties bordering on
the Gulf of Mexico, in the suit Of the
United States VS.. John Manning and
thirty;eight others, a large amount
of timber, principally pine logs, eS-
timated TO be over 10000 In number.
There will also be seized large
amount of charcoal and turpentine.
This action stops n trade which has
employed many vessels in carrying
the timber to foreign and domestic
ports.
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This Chicken Crows Forever.

New York stands firm in the Dem
ocratic column, giving over 1900
majority.
New Jersey elects Gen. Mcclellan
for Governor, by majority Of 1900
Both branches Of the Legislature
Democratic,
Mississippi true to Democracy and
the Union by more than $4,000 ma
jority.
"Maryland-My Maryland" sends
her allegiance to Jefersonian prin'
ciples by a majority of 25,OOO.
Virginia adheres to her faith, the
sacredness of her debt, and the I'm
ion by 10000 majority.
That old stronghold of Radicalism,
Pennsylvania, marches into line, and
gives a Democratic majority of TO-
600. Both branches Of the Legisla'
ture Democratic.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Kansas,
Nebraska, Minnesota and Illinois by
reduced majorities, except in Massa'
chusetts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Creation Strike.

On Wednesday of this week came
the news of q new "fnd" from Ka-
nawha, which was hailed with many
manifestations of surprise, for il
seems that developments Of our re.
sources have been at stand still for
Lo! these many years.
The new 'gusher' is on the farm
of w. B. Brooks, 81 miles from
Charleston and is owned by Messrs.
Thayer & Co., who were boring for
salt.
The oil bearing rock was reached
at a depth of about 700 feet, and
when the tools penetrated the upper
crust, a vein of gas, oil and water
burst forth. There we're no adequate
preparations to receive the liquid
wealth, which soon spread around
rendering ii necessary to extinguish
the fire in the boiler, The present
yield is estimated at from 200 to $50
barrels per day.
One thing is certain, oil has been
found in paying quantities, aud our
little State is brought into enviable
prominence Coal, iron, salt and oil
are enough for one valley in the way
of minerals; but these do not belong
to the Great Kanawha any more than
to the Guyan, Twelve Pole or Big
Sandy, if these places were develop
ed. We certainly know that oil has
been discovered upon the latter
stream, but the matter was never
thoroughly tested.
A direct line from the oil regions
Of Pennsylvania to those Of Tennes-
see, would show the belt to be a little
of Charleston, or near Hurricane Sta
ton. This limo would touch our old
territory on the Little Kanawha, the
burning Spring" and Warfeld wells
on the Big Sandy, the traditional
Paint Creek, in johnson county Ky
and terminate near Kingston, Tenn,
where oil has long been known to
exist. Thoro is no doubt but that an
important belt extends through this
State, and its exact location must
soon be determined.
Many remember when the Crock
OIL" Petroleum and "Seneca Oil"
was n staple in every household,
equal TO Wards Magic for the cure Of
burns, bruises and rheumatism, 1t
was gathered or sopped up in wooden
cloths and sold for the unyarying
price Of twenty-five cents per bottle,
These days have passed. Refining oil
for illuminating purposes has sup.
planted the cure for sprains, and the
shutting of Of oil from salt water Is
succeeded by the saving Of oil from
salt water.
The development Of our territory
heretofore has been attended by In.
experienced hands who knew but
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Trust Sale of House and Lot In
Hartford City. Mason County,
West Virginia.

TN pursuance OF the terms and provisions
| OF Deed OF Trust executed on the 2nd
day OF November, 1874, By Rolly W. Fur.
nal and Margaret, his wife, to secure to A.
l.. Sehon and Edmund Sehon, the pay
ment OF four bonds executed by the said
Rolly W. Furnal, on the LIST day OF Noyem-
Der, 1874, and payable to the said A. L. Sc.
hon and Edmund Sehon, for the sum OF
two hundred and twenty-five dollars each,
with interest from date, and falling due
respectively, in one, two, three and four
years after date, shall on the
18th Day of December, 1877,
at the Front Door of the Court House OF
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed to
sell at public auction, the lot in said Trust
Deed described as Lot No. Z, in Square No.
], ON First Street, Hartford City, subject TO
reservations made in the original deed
from the Mason County Mining and Man
ufacturing Company TO Oliver Kelly
Said sale will be made for CASH as to
$3.50 OF the purchase money, with interest
on the same since November I'd 1874, and
the costs Of executing said Trust, and as to
the residue on a credit until the I'd day Of
November, 1873.
The title to said Lot is believed to be
good, bnt selling as Trustee, shall con-
vey such title only az is vested in me.
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
nov. l5-4w. Trustee:
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Horrible Murder OF n West vir-
Rlnlnn In Illinois.

A special TO the Cincinnati Enqli-
rsr, from Bloomington, Illinois, No
yember 4th, gives the following par
ticulars Of the killing Of o West
virginian in Illinois.
"The Enquirer Of Sunday noted
the finding Of a dead body Of an I'M
known man in q pasture lot near
Towanda, in this (McLean) county
An investigation held to-day indi.
Gates that the name Of the deceased
was Robert Angler; that his home
was in Grafton, W. Va, and that he
lately lived in Champaign, county,
Illinois. He was murdered several
DAYS ago, judging from wounds on
the body, and from the fact that his
clothing is saturated with water and
blood. The back Of his head was
smashed 10 a jelly with club
There was bullet hole in the. left
side, entering the back Of the sixth
rib, and another bullet hole from the
right cheek deep into the neck
The hat, coat, aud boots were miss.
ing, and the pockets reversed and
rifed, except the inner vest pocket,
in which were three letters, written
BY Miss Flora c. Calerider, Grafton,
West Virginia, and addressed as
above 10 deceased, He was light
complexion, had auburn hair and
blue eyes, was aged about twenty,
FIVE years, we'll dressed and gcnteel
in appearance. He was seen Sunday
a week ago passing northward
through Towanda, followed By a dan
gerous looking tramp, aged thirty,
with large scar on the right side Of
the face, wearing yellow overalls,
torn and ragged coat, white hat, up
turned behind, and carrying valise,
These clothes were found in a field
near the dead body"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN MASON COUNTY.

DY virtue Of decretal order Of the Cir
Id cult Court OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia, entered on the 9Th day Of October,
1877, in the Chancery cause Of Eliza McCol-
lister, and others, vs.. James McWhorter,
and others, / shall as Special Commissioner,
proceed to sell by way Of public auction,
at the Front door Of the Court House Of
said county on Monday, the 10th
day Of November, 1877, the land In
the Bill and proceedings mentioned, con-
tanning IS acres and 81 poles, Said land Is
situate in Hannah District, considerable
portion Of the same being improved, and
Is above the average OF back land
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash on day OF sale, TO pay the
costs Of said suit and commissions, and the
residue upon a credit OF one, two and three
years, taking from the purchaser, bonds
with good security for the deferred install.
ments, and retaining the legal title as fur.
Their security. w. r. GUM,
oct. ls-iw. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Dress and Cloak Makers,
HATS, BONNETS,

Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Braids, Kid Gloves, in large variety. La
dies underwear always on hand.
Special attention will be given TO cutting
patterns Of all the latest styles of Dresses,
Polonaise, Cloaks Basques and Gentle
mans shirt patterns
Our stock was purchased with cash, and
will be sold low. We do not intend to be
undcrsold by any Millinery Store in Point
Pleasant, Gallipolis or Ponieroy. Remem.
Der the place, Sixth St, opposite Court
House. Call and examine our stock.
nov. l5-1y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
STATE ITEMS.

Last week. at Charleston, a little
daughter Of Philip Cunningham was
burned to death by her clothesta taking
fire.
A fellow by the name Of Abbott,
is being tried for murder in Kama
wha county.
One by one the "moonshiners" go
down. At least a temporary sus-
pension Of their business may be ex-
pected.
We learn that Mr.. Ashby, Of this
city has rented the ST. Albert Hotel,
and will open it as soon as the nee
essary arrangements can be made.
Mr.. Ashby viii make a good land
lord, and we wish him success in
his enterprise. Courier
The Braxton Moantainesr says that
r. F. Singleton, Of that county, has
lost seven children with diphtheria
within the last three weeks.
Mr.. Andrew Dilley, who lives six
miles north Of Huntersville, fellfrom
an apple tree, one day last week,
and sustained serious injuries.
The. Chesab esAe and Ohio Railroad
is doing good business in the freight
line. q
Mr.. Grant Freeman, grandson of
Col. Alfred Freeman, who resides
about mile above Boothsville, &C.
cidentally shot himself with revolt
YER on Tuesday, Oct. 30th. The ball
entered his cheek near the eye, and
imbedded itself there.-inder.
The Kanawha Gazette says the
work on the lock and dam at Browns
town, during the low water has been
pushed vigorously, and very much
progress made. All that can be is
being done to get the work in condi-
ton.
The Berkeley Springs Mercury
tells of n "hog case' in court at Mar
tinsburg that is not yet decided, but
has cost Berkeley county nearly
$500 and the hogs, valued at s25.
have cost the litigants $500 or $500.
The total number of prisoners now
confined in the penitentiary is $50.
Number of males 274; females 6; ID
arc sentenced for life.
Clarksburg has contracted for q
new iron bridge over the creek run.
ming through the town, at cost Of
$4,000.
A colored man is Postmaster at
Piney Grove, Kanawha county.
Several families in Clarksburg
have suffered from diphtheria in the
last two weeks. Two deaths have
occurred and We have heard of sever
al very severe cases.
Thursday morning Miss Phoebe
Lynch, of Clarksburg, q daughter of
Josiah Lynch, aged about 16 years,
was seriously and probably fatally
burned BY a lamp exploding in her
hand.-Nc,rs.
The fapily. of ,Mujer E. A. Bennett,
editor of this paper, arrived to-day
from Fairmont, and will reside here
permanently gtOn advertiser.
The Real Estate Broker, a paper
printed at Parkersburg, this State,
argues that this is favorable time
to buy landsin West Virginia. sour
lands have reached the bedrock or
minimum price. There is no State
in the Union where lands-good
lands-are so cheap as in this, es-
pecially when the locations, ingfess
and egress, markets, and immense
productions are considered"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-15
Notice to Creditors.
no The creditors Of John ] Weaver, d

no the creditors o. John ] Weaver, de-
ceased;
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, made in q cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate
OF the said John ]. Weaver, 10 tho pay
ment Of his debts, you are required to pre-,
sent your claims against the said John j
Weaver, for adjudication 10 W. Il. Gum
Special Commissioner, at the Office Of John
4. Trims, at the Court House, In the
town Of Point Pleasant, in the said County
on or before the 26th day Of November
1877.
Witness Chas. B. waggener, Clerk OIL
said Court, this 22nd day q October, 1877,
CHAs b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Brown d TimmS, Soils oct 96-4w.