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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.
pAlNiniherightside, under the edge
l ofthefibs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the LEFT side;
Observation-Disclosures onthelett
side sometimes the pain is fcltunder
the sholilder-blade, and it frequently
cxtendstothe top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes, mistaken fora rheuma-
tisminthearm. The stoniachisaiiect.
cdwith loss ofappctitc and sicknessi
tile bowels in general arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
Observation-Disclosures pain, accompan-
iedwith adult, heavy sensation i'll the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss OF memory, accompan-
led wilha painful sensation ofhaying
left uRIonesomething oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
IS sometimes an attendant. Tho pa
tient Complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; hcls easily startled, his feetaye
cold orbunipg, and he complains ofa
nrieklys eas6iionofthe skin; his spir-
itsiare low /: and although lie is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, .yet he can scarcely summon
up fertitude enough to tryit. In fact,
he distrusls every remedy. Several 81
theabovesymptomsattendthed disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, afterdcath, hasshown theLvEn
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Din. C. MGLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES oFtAGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after t5king Quinine. We would
advise alliwho are afflicted with this
disease tolgive them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious dcrangcmentsanda as
aSlmple purgatlVe heyaIeullequa!eu'
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. M?LANE's
LIVER PltLs are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, With the impression DR..
MCLANE's LIVER Pills.
Thegenuine M?LANE silver Pills
bear the signatures of c. M!LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers
DInskt on your druggist orstore-
keeper giving you the genuine Dr,C.
McLASr'k LIVER PILLS, prepared
BY Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold 81 all respectable druggists
and country s!orekeepers generally
To,ho,e wishing give Ds. M9IAst,s L, LIZ, .;
~! Iiei Site o%e box q pills Tor twenty-five
cents. '''' FLEMING BROS, Pi.t.baFG, Pa
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Bnrstlng Or BarIs.

q
1t is not uncommon in the Spring
to find free growing young .nursory
tseosseriously injured by splitting
and separating of the bark near the
ground. TIE slit will'botwo to four
inches long, and the bark is often
loosened to the extent Of the circum-
ference. As the lips ofloosencd,bark
dry, they cape open more and more,
leaving the surface of the wood be-
meath fully exposed to dry wind, wet
and decay This injury is usually,
but mistakenly spoken Off as "sun
scald"-an effect ofhot sunshine sud
denly thawinga frozen stem. Butts
often seen in the north and east as
well as on the south and east sides Of
the stem. 1t is evidently caused by
the expansion Of the watcry sap of
the cambium, on being converted in
to ice. 1t is never seen on trees from
which the leaves have nearly all fall
len, and this is because the leaves do
not fall until the flow of sap has sub.
sided, and the new wood begins to
harden and dry to the condition Of
tho winter sap.
Although We do not see the hurt
until it becomes very obvious in the
Spring, by gaping open, it takes
place only in the fall, at the time Of
the first keen frosts, and as already
said, only late growers, which retain
their leaves late, are liable to it,
The apple (6 such sorts) shows it
most frequently, probably because
the barkris not very tough or elastic.
The cherry is often a severe sufferer.
If the damages occurs as early as in
October, we,often find in the Spring,
that it,has been repaired by a natur-
al cxudation of prepared zap, so that
the exposed wood has been sealed
over by a very thin brown film Of
cambium tissue, which, although not
finished smooth and vanished like
the completed bark, yet answers its
purpose for protection to the wood
against losing moisture from within,
or receiving too much moisture from
without. 1t is like the thin and
scarcely perceptiblc film which oo2cs
from wounds made by pruning in
September, or early in October, and
which prevents the face of the cut
from cracking in tissues, such as are
seen on wounds made by winter prun-
ing if left long unprotected by Il wa
terproof coating. All that is neccs-
sary to save trees effected by the
splitting and separating of the bark
is to look for the cases in November,
tie the bark down, and cover with
earth, or with a strip of wax, like a
wound made in gralting.-C Country
Gentleman.
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lfpeople would take more trouble
when living they would be less troub,
led when dying,
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. 5ns l la5sS' in 4 tRe

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mch 12.iy.
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SPECIAL attention to the new style
COrsCtS ana ShOuidcr-brdCCs com.
UiDCd,

LIVERY business man needs cards aud
II circulate. eend 10 The Rts4ler OMee,
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Observation-Disclosures
MANHOOD! HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED /!

HlhhUuUU UUn Ludlt huH hLuluuLV :
S77o> Just published, new edition
IS-S&4-ssSs OF DR.. CHicerpeiPs Celc-
brated Essay on the radical care with
out medicnel OF SPERyAToRRHa:A or Semi
nal Weakness Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lurorExcY. Mental and Physical lncapaci-
", Impediments to Marriage, etc, also CON.
sumption, EruErsY aud Frs, Induced by
scli-indulgence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
ny Price, in sealed envelope, only six
cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty
year2 successful practice, that the alarm
Ing consequences of seli.abuse may be rad
ic6lly Cmeirwithout The dangerous use Of
internal medicine or the application OF the
kuiic; pointing out mode Of cure ut once
simple, certain and ctItctuOl, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
", privately and rdiicGliy,
ES'This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in u plain envelope, TO
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF six
cents or two p0st-stamps Address,
The LHircrVeU Medical Co.,
II Ann st., New York.
Post Office Box, 1856. liam, ll,'77-ly,
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M6AAcan't be made By every agent n.

MAQACan be made BY every agent
XSSS1eyery month in iIeblsmess We
w furnish, hut thee willing To
work can easily earn dozen dollars Il day
rieht IN their own localities. Hayeno room
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rs well Us men. We will furnish YOU 4
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Write and see. Farmers anil mechanics,
their SONG and daughters, and Ill classes in
need Of paving work at home, should write
10 MS and learn all about the work ~ once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address
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How rare is the spectacle OLA truly
Independent man! And vet accoEl-
ingto the theory Of our.rcpublican
government, every man. is indepen-
dent! The theory is all right since
independence is Il corclatlye term
to republican government and high
" essential to its existence, bat in
practice it Is oxccrab}e. There is alb
solutely little or no true indepen-
dence among us. Men say, such is
the will of my parity" and whatever
may be their own will, they stihc to
it, and follow the monilions and com
mands Of their party leaders with an
implicit confidence and blind deyo.
ton that are positively selt-ignoring.
Others say, "Such and such is the
sense of my church and my words,
and thoughts and dcmeanor must
square thcrowith;" and they deny
place in their hearts to every hu.
MANNING impulse that does not reach
them through a sectarain conduit,
and stand ready to do whatever their
preacher tells them, even to walk
ing Spanish" as religious exercise.
And still others declare, 80 society
does" or So fashion prescribes;' and
these are always ready to follow to
any extreme of absurdity, from wear
ing black patches glued to their faces
to carrying artificial humps as big as
flour barrels on their backs. Why
cannot peoplebe Independent? Why
cannot they cmancip0to themselves
from scrvilc subscrvicnce to danger
Gus cncroachmcuts upon their man.
hood? Why cannot they do what
common sense and convenience die
tate without the slightest regard to
the ingenious manipulations of Sam
Catchvote, the plausible and contog-
ioushypocrisy of Deacon Narrow-gate,
or the inanities, and ydgarios of Beau
Baudbox and Miss Peacock?
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BEAD THE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE
MurrayHiil Publishing Co.
Johnp. Jewctt, Manager.
CHRONIC E R5sE 4 a: ss:;f /

VaBsHSglt9S Health by that plEiEcst OF
oil bO0kE-PLAIS lIoNE TALK AND MEDICAL
COMMON SENsI:, which contains nearly iOOOpagcs
ofoigingl pAttcF. ms entertaining as fascinating
stOry. Health aud long life made cary for the
learned and uulCHnCd. Cumntd lull Of brand
new ideas, whichRrc cheering to the rick. and
intensely entertaining 10 those WHO urc fortunate
enough 10 escape disease. II guards the rCuGeT
a.i.in.t tag pilhO!cs II human suffering, ard
points the NAV ~ 'LgllNCrmiCc TO those v no IRE
already eugulph'd. ,lly al means, find cut all
nr0u-i:. yt h fir you. lts EuihCr Dr.. T..
h. tuurG, Of I2O LEEISGrOS hvISVE, INV
lOgE. IL consulted by iuyHl!ds ~ hcmc urd
srrcuG. IN pprsgn and b. letter, and las lad the
experience Of nearly quarter cIu century
intGc Treatment O' long sanding Ed diilCult dis.
GL+g- uf every character; lance liz tliHiy TO
wr,lc practical uUih' lCs nc invalid lCgdtr. His
cuut citations arc FEEE 90 Tie rick clcilwhtfo;
hence h. inIUI.;su Crirr luntCIcc win llcsick
ell oyer t!t Eluhr, i"r. READER Al: At LIN
EErG TuvuN.ulr The able author Of Halt Home
Talk and AltsIlugl Common rsr. Wife 10 Linn
and YOU VII tr s'uirl; With hi- CummCn Slnsc.
MhHlctur ynIT IIirIy, yuu VIII ittuNc light
which Wlll 10 you lui. ly investing only
pnsii,r slal.p, HHd NIirlag 10 Dr. i. NcNish
10 Interest yuu It hu:ll Tie doctor ana Ills I'M
auf'U book. Thc q OK iselL which riNcs
-8'isiar!.nu to an WHO rad 1t, rUn he lad OF
agents. ~ or TIE V'liI-lvu. me-. l'lGhi nus
ia pmi.s. So, IN the En.Il-h tr '.:fnan
lar -H77". ll1,sry Ln.,..i L:s'isa only,
49,, =. e. =, $685., aiHcc lNp.il, Oh receipt
81 I've plCc 4 lady WHITES the uuihCr:
lave giWaYH fuii tipl y0u Ucrs ne phNticln' OF
thr NJa 70 frpm the fact q y"rr WoLdrFiui sue
Gees aul f'iyiuH MrE.' one reader saN- -
81 have iuliad Y to be- one oI ny Hanhcst
wcIks og lhcssc." Auulllvy ,Uys-" would not
be ,i,nUtiit furb,itah- rs4t." Similar letters
rrnrh IT,. I4,.yr every da!. Cu..;sHlI table
l4NC,
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A Harlem couple call their sixth
year oldchild Enough, and they say
'Enoughs as good as a feast
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until earlh-worms make their APP
pcarance. Feed literally with grain
and your hens viii generously re-
ward your liberality-Rundl Nsg
YoyErr
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Husbands and fathers will be pleas,
cd to learn that "small checks are
to he fashionable for silks this sum
mcr,
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Tho good are said TO die young;
but according to insurance statistics,
a Now England clergyman lives to
be G5 years old,
National Republican., 1877-11-26
securitlea
Commerce.

commerce.
GHoRnErows. d. c., Nov. 2L-The market for
wheat, owing to the inciemency OF the weather, Is
dGd Ga NO grain was Offered on thange This mSrnns.
note the feeling rm ut lust quotations for all kinds
BALTIMoRE. Nov. at-Cotton quiet and firm; mid.
Flour duh, heavy. and unchanged.
Whent-Soul hern quiet and steady, Western quiet
2, and d. shade higher southern red, good 70 prime,
isI Cd spot a. ana SmSsT S Sn
and higher; southern white and yellow. s5SsiSes:
2d western mixed. spot and November, eta @G5c;
spot saS se s7' Ssm
January; slAs92c; February. oihSS2o
Hay steady and Unchanged demand faIr.
,, B1i,sruGhSee &c Western active and ARM packed,
Petroleum dull; crude 7,lG refined, isGSls'se
Whisky shade irmer at tLosx.
Re R,sesBtsssEiSar, SioS wheat 5000 corn. 1000
Orleans. lie sales so bales Consodaied ' net sire re-
SSeipts' Hts bales Exports-Great Britain. e7
Flour steady: with moderate trade for export and
home use; Is for CO mmon to fair ezra south
ernt s8jo9s.o0 for good to cIoce do.
ns Sh s: SnS
S9Fs MS Prsg and Nc p 5 M
Canada, bond
Corn ac,ive and without decided change In price.
Oats dull and unchanged.
Pork,spot lower and more doing, futures dull and
Beef lrm; silei2.SO for plain mess; si3@laO for
extra do
Lard shade nrmer; prime steam. tss7ys@sp
13tsc bid
Coffee very firm: fair inquiry,
Sugar dull and heavy.
Rice steady moderate demand.
MOasses quiet
Turpentine hrmer 3iC1s4isc for Spirits.
Resin quiet at sl.50gl.15 for strained
freights to Liverpool quiet and firm; cotton, per
sail, Si6@7-s2d; per steam, I'D; grain, sid.
National Republican., 1877-11-26
Lieut.. Lambert O. Palmsv.

II II proves, s Is sadly anticipated, thsS
Lieut.. Lambert G.. Palmer, Of the i'll -fated
Huron, was among the number who porishsl
in the storm and darkness of Friday night q
Kittyhawk, tho wedding Of his sister and
Mr. Adams, of the British Legation, whieh
was to have occurred upon anksgivins dan
will doubtless be postponed. The youn8
lieutenant whom we remember to have seen
last summer so full Of life and promise among
the gay society of Fortress Monroe while hi
vessel was stationed in Hampton Roads, was
only twenty-sir years old. He was = son Of
Commodore J. G. Palmer, U. s. n, and brother
Of Auleh Palmer, U. s. NJ. c., and was aps
pointed to the Naval Academy in 1863 by
President Lincoln. Less than three short
years ago he was married to one of Philadsl-
phia's fairest daughters, Miss Ashurst who
now resides with her two babies-the youngess
an infant Of but few months-on Sixteenth
street, near +. 1t is generally u mistaken
kindness that, fearing to break bad news too
suddenly, withhods definite information, even
for an hour. The heart Is u muscle and can
not break, but any certainty however terrible,
is better than the agonizing suspense between
hope and fear, which sometimes whitens heads
and does the work of years in single night
National Republican., 1877-11-26
Unity Club.

The Unity Club of this city gave their frst
literary entertainment on Friday evening
last, at the residence Of Joseph Babe, No. 43l
X street northwest, where they listened to an
instructive lecture oil the Japanese, by q. W.
scrolls, and books, he wildly pictured tho
physical and political history of Japan. so that
the knowledge gained through years of hard
study was impaired in a brief hour. Although
for thousands OF years the japanese have bees
the victims Of supentitions and heathenish
customs far outside tho pale of civilization
yet Mr.. Fisher proved that by ths rapid 70
forms now taking place, in which our country
men act leading part, they are already styled
"The yellow-aiinned Yankees Of the East
The club WAS also favored with some eharaS
teristio recitstions by Crypt PAlmsAi 60
National Republican., 1877-11-26
DRoPosALs FOR BOILER IRON.
NAVY DEPARTNENT,l
BuREAu OF sTEAA-EsoISEERIso.

NAVY DEFARTNENT,1
BUREAU OF STfAM-ESGINEERISa, ,
WAsHINgTOS. November IS, 1877.
Sealed proposals, indorsed on envelope Proposals
for Boiler Iron, will he received at this bureau until
Il o'clock on MONDAY, December II, 1877 for
about $4,000 pounds boiler ron to be delivered IN the
Washington hayward, and about 70 coo pounds boiler
iron, to be delivered In the Norfolk navyyard, sub
Ject to inspection and test before January 49,
ange iron, and 10 positively stand The fang
ing tests and q tensile strain of less than $500
pounds to the square inch. Maximum size OF Sheets
inch thick
No bid will be received except direct from known
reliable manu- uacturers Of this article and only upon
blank forms, which may he obtained upon application
to this bureau together with the schedule and sketch
OF sizes and shape OF sheets.
The right Is reserved to reject any bid not deemed
advantageous to the Government
Responsible security will be required for the faithful
delivery OF the iron In conformity to the requirements
OF the schedule. WILLIAM II. SHOCK
no2pTuiw Chief of Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-11-26
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie Il. Ward.

Two shall bc borne the whole wide world apar'
Aud speak In different tongues and have n
Thought
Each OF the others being, and no heed:
And these DER unkn0N II sruS tn unknown landa
shall cross, escaping wreck, defylng death;
And all unconscipusly shape every act
And bind each wandering step to this one end
That one day, out Of darkness they shall mee1
And read iiie's meaning In each others cyes
And two shall walk some narrow way ufil6s
So nearly side by side that should one turn
Ever So little space to len or right,
They ncctls must acknowledge, face To face;
And yet with wistful eyes that never meet
With cropping hands that never clasp. and lips
Calling In vain IN ears that never hear,
They seek each other all their weary days.
And dIo unsatlsfcd-and this IL Fate,
National Republican., 1877-11-26
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MONEY! ITS LAWS AND HISTORY; BY
40 po1 fTlT HsPTy y; P%o,; s,! 400 ~, ,,,r sr u ,,
RET!CAI4LY AND PRACTICALLY CONSID-
EhEDi by President Woolsey $3.50
saoos snh FINAL fhlLosofHfi by Prof Shields;
PROF. BowFNs MODERN PHILOSOPHY; q %,
TIE EARTH As MODIFIED BY HUMAN AC-
tom by 9. p Marsh $500.
THE BLUE BANNER, OR THE ADVENTURES
Of Mnssulman, Christian, and Pagan; 500
niANAi by author divide, Wide World; sl75.
el.5O ~ D.'"''
PEURAQUID; by Mrs Prentiss; si.7a
For sale by WILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
noZ.u 4S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-26
PRoPosAIs FOR FORAGE AID STRAW.

DEror QUARTERMAsTER's orTIcE,l
WAsHISuroS, ID. g., Nov. %, 1877. !
Sealed proposals, In trplcate, with a copy Of this
advertisement attached, will be received tthi, office
until Y o'clock November q. 1877, at which time
and place they will be opened In the presence OF
bidders, for furnishing and delivery during the re-
mainder OF the fiscal year ending June 30 s7s Of all
the CJrn. Oats, Hay and Rye Straw required at the
various corras and officers quarters In This city and
whippe, Va
The right is reserved by the Government 10 reject
any all bids preference will be given articles
Of domestic production.
Printed prop sAls. guarantee and circulars stating
the kind and e,tmated quantities required nj Z
post or place and giving null Instructions ~ to the
ders and terms of contract and payment. will be FUR
nished on application to this offics.
Proposals should be marked Proposals for Forage
and Straw" and addressed to the underslgned.
A. y. ROCKWELL,
nO21-6t DeDDt QUAR- arnnatAr.
National Republican., 1877-11-26
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF feri faciAs issued out OF the
Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to directed, will sell public sale
for cash. at the house door of the said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day of December, 1877, at "
o'clock M all the right, title, claim, and interest of
the defendant In and tu the following property TO w
Lot - In section numbered In the subdivision of the
trustees q barry Farm according TO the plat thereof
recorded In the Office OF the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia, together with all and singular the i'm
prOvements thereon; seized and levied upon as the
properly of Spencer Lee, to satisfy execution No.
Ism at law, In favor ofFred. Douglass IT, attorney In
fhct FREDK DOUGLASS
- United States Marshal ID. 4.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. nosi-dkts
National Republican., 1877-11-26

FINANCE AND COMnERCE.
Finance.

The sub-treasury balances In New York saturday
we're: Gold. siOl7i,2BLa, currency, su,iiiGGoa The
subTrcasnrer paid out account OF interest," $500
and for bonds. tdiloo. Customs receipts, t2o5Ooo.
In New York Saturday money was quoted At A.
Exchange, long Isl; short 81 Gold quiet at I0!'S
RAtei for Carrying, 2, AZ to3
Government bonds nrmer, at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-11-26
Il. A. ROLLINS, thrust,
nov2i.eodiw if2t street n. w.
BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRgsTEEs SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
STREETS, NORTHwEST.
BY virtue deeds OF trusts given to and duly
recorded In Liber s folio 3i9 and Lbpr No. go folio
4s9, OF the land records for Washington County Dis
tric OF Columbia and by request OF the party secured
thereby. we will sell, on WEDNESDAY, 5th day of
DEtEMBER, 4. ID. 1877 IN front ofthe premises, Mt u,
O'Clock all that certain piece parcel ofground
situated and being in the city Of Washington, and
known and described on the plat thereof the north
part Of ot numbered thirteen tl3 In square numbered
four hundred lAO) according to subdivision of sad
square by the Washington City Orphan Asylum said
part OF lot having font OF sixteen (6 feet eight (
inches on Ninth street west, and running back that
width nineytwo (9D feet to an alley; together with
all the inn rovements rights, privileges, hppuTena-
ces aud other heredtaments 10 the same belonging
In nnywise appertalnlng.
Terms: One-third cash, balance I'm one and two
years notes bearing interest at Ier cent Int, st
payable semiannuHlly, and secure by deed OftmSt
on the property scld CJnveyanrins at purchaser 8
cost. deposit Of tOO required nj time of sale Ifhe
terms Of sale are not compiled with within seven days
Pm day Of SALE the trustees reserve the right to
sell the property ut the risk and cnst of the default
purchaser, after giving five days notice Of such resale
In some newspaper publ shed IN Washington, d. O.
HENRY A, DUNCANSON, / rr,,,.,o..
REGINALD FENDALL trustees
osgaFT. ftN.