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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27
MEDICINES.
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DIR. G. MqLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
vERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

0IWT OHS W
THEcountenancels paleand leaden-
i colored, with occasional fushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes becomedull thepu'
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid T; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimesbleeds;
aswelling the upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling of the ears unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly III the
mornings; appetite variable, some-
times yoracious, with a gnawing sem
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lyeone fleeing painsinthe stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costive;
stools Shiny !; not unfrequently tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough ;coughsometimes and con-
vulsiye uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANESVERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form tits ninnocentprepara'
ton, not capable Of doing the slight
eainjaryto the most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's VER.
MIFueE bears the signatures Of c.
MgLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:o:-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

LIVERY business man needs cards and
Nv circulars, Send TO the Register .OllcC,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

The pleasing of doing good is the
pnl,. ono that hoyor woars out
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Ninety packages OF snun and 1880 cigars we're
seized on Friday night by tho Custom House night
inspector At No. ~ Grand street, Hobokep.
Inspectors Nccort ana Hagen seized yesterday 2
xess II demjohns and 351 GALLONS oil rum also 24o
ioose cigars bottles OF bay the
snip Ty bee, iron 81. Domingo
Special Agent jackson seized from Mrs. Oberstalter,
Sho rosides nj No. 255 Adephi street, Brooklyn and
who Was a passenger ON the steamship Oder. which
arrived from Bremen Yesterday fourteen hre screens
handsomsv worked In colors anu beads on ground-
work Of stin canbrtc, aud n set oi beautiful German
striped bod ckinR whisb tho initials -. Is. were
worked. All these articles were discovered IN the
lady's trunk. her husband was at the Custom House
yesterday, and statsd that his wife brought tness
things IRON Europe presents and had NO knowlsdse
that they were dutiabie
Telephones, with Tho latest improvements, have
been placed In position between the Surveyors De-
psrlment and the weighcr's Office. One connects
with all weigners departments the west SIDE o the
CITY, and the other with those east SIDE aud In
Brooklyn. rns latter goes under the East River by
means OF q cable. A has been specially en-
ployed TO attend to the Telephones and ny means OF
them the Surveyor can Instantly order assistant
weighsrs and aborefs TO every point.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHTS

Mr.. James Appleton Morgan lcctured last evening
In Science Hail "Intsrnstional Copyright" Alter
speaking OF tho importance OF the subject to the
said that, apart from all moral legal why
there should bo q treaty OF international copyright
between England and the United States the fact that
there was not such q treaty was serious
handicap to an American author In hts
competition with q British author ''For ex
ample" he said. 'iho Harpers publish q series
called the "Frapkln Square Library" In this they
reprint works OF Eugiish noveists such as rroliopo
and other well known writer's. they also publish
royalty 10 American authors. The hrst Is retailcd
at fifteen cents, tns latter at seventyh five. Now In
the "Library oi American Fiction" we hnd work by
Miss Alice Perry. But apart irom the larger number
cars and at the watering places, the TACT that
Mss Perry, new writer, must compete
with Old iavorite as Mr.. Trollops IN the nclion
market OF The United States ut the disadvantage
book Il read Mr.. Trollope's, is practical
Illustration Of the injustice and onvcnience 70
Americans oil The absence Of q treaty and interna-
Usnal copyright. Still the fault is not altogether with
the American publisher, IL lies partly with tho
British Law which denies copyright TO It's own citi-
when they publish their works nrst in the
United States But ior this Law The word "citi-
zon" our law could be readily changed to
copyright to every person publshng his book IN tue
Unitsd states. the britisn Royal Copyright Com
mission Committed sort OF ,pis aHer' In recon-
mcnding ctizsns be extended copy right la
plimeDI not, and promised In effect not to call
"tuievesn snd ''pirates" any more, and the French
Literary Congress- confined Itself TO gitterng gensr
alltiss, although N. About ocneved "that we were
existed In state Of haze In the minds OF all honest
men,v
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
WILLING TO GO TO PRISON.

Farmer Anton BrachL Of wsstphala, Prussia,
whose case was before United States Commissioncr
Kenneth J. While lew days ago aud reported In the
HERALD saiiod voluntary prisoner In the steamship
Mossi, Tor Bremen, yesterday. Brscht was arrested
here on cable despatch on the charge Of having mur
dsred Mason Ign .tz Busrser by choking him with
rope. when the accused was brought before she
Con issl he persistshty denied ms guilt, said
nsd because the circumstances had cast suspicion
on hl IN aud Was wiling 10 return without any
formal warrant Of extradition aud answer 40 ths
charge Believing his story the commissoner did
deem u his duty TO send him back with any brand
Of guilt upon him. Out at the same time felt bouad 70
that tho expressed purpose OF the accused 10
voluntarily return vas carried out. he therefore
held him under warrant aud sent nun on board the
vessel accompanied by the Marshal wnen tbs ves-
sci was ready move he asked the German Consul,
VINO was present, he had any evidence against him.
The answer being IN the negative Inc commissioner
at once marked his warrant discharged and brachs
was left board . free passenger. Had MS ais.
charge been given IN the COMMISSIONERS once or
even before the snip ready sail no would nave
been at liberty remain ana not carry out ME-
voluntarily expressed Intention As 1t 10 ne VIII pass
70 Bremen . second cabin passenger without osner
restraint than the around hin but at the pors
oil mis- destination will no douot, 0e met ny German
officials, who will see him safely 10 tns end ef MS
NAV
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

were being exported 10 Eagland" the reporter sug-
gestsd. sin spite OF what were once considered To-
surmoantA0s obstacles why Is tnat We are able 70
export cottons n ull ?"
''Smpiy because We make y better article than any.
body else can make Our cottons are bscomlng
known all over the world aud are obtaining market
wnere lew years ago British makers hsd monopoly.
Even IN Manchester they would % preferred " Eng
lish dealers dad not persstently keep them out OF
sight. Ii Will not be long until BritSh makers Wiil
compelled 10 make better article or 10 accept Of
ours.n
These observations OF Mr. Libby teach avery impor-
tant Ten years ago American prints ana mus
Inns were aot exported al aI ~hiis up 10 that Ime
the tations OF English made goods were very
heavy Now the imports nave ceased amos entirely
while the exports are Increasing largely year oy year
The following exhibit ior the week ending august ~
1878 viii riye some idea the expectation OF Amer
rom
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
THE TwILIGH1'S DEFENCE.

TO TIE EDITOR rnE hERALD:--
The following IS a statement OF facts regarding tho
collision between the steamer Plymouth Rick and
steamboat Twilight on Thursday evening AS the
steamer Twilight, alter landing her passengers at
Twenty second street dock, backed around and was
about to leave, heading TO westward saw the Pym
outs Rock waiting to land al the same wharf The
pilot VI The lwngnt gave Two distinct whistles,
whicn were answsred IRON the Ply mouth Rock,
aud which gave us TO UNDERSTAND IAN
right Wc then rang 70 90 ahead. Al this time
the steamer Long Branch was going ny across our
bow. Inc Plymouth Rock our position and
that shs was coming down upon US and bound 10
cut Us down also saw that notuipg could prevent
the collision, so hove tue wheel hard a port and
drove tnc Twilight ahead IN order to make glancing
bow. II tue plymouth Rock nad reversed her en-
eIuo ia time there would have been no collision.
ChARLES FOSTER,
Captain steamer Twignt
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
OUARRELLING NEIGHBORS.

Two families Of winneld, named respectively Bar.
barino and Gilmore. for long time been very
unnsshborly terms and have occupied more thsa ths
share Of the attention OF the court OF Police Justice
Marshall OF Newtown, l.. l. First, the Baroarinos
were arrested on compliant OF Mrs. Gimors Tor as
sau N and battery. The defsndants demanded Jury
trial aud the case set down for yesterday. Two
days afterward the Gilmores again appeared before
the Justice and swore out second warrant
against the Observation-Disclosures and wns-tof
assault with intent " Kill Hardly had
they lett the court room when IN walked the Bar.
bar .nos-thc husband with cut his head aud hair
matted with blood and the vile terribly bruised.
Both swore out warrants against the Giimores,
charging them with an attempt % kill. Yesterday
the case or assault and battery in which Paul aud
Louise Barbarino were accused Of sritting IN the
oil their nsishbors and calling them opprobrous
names was tried by a jury, ana the verdict was
guilty.. The two were sentenced to pay hue of SO
each or 70 to the County JAN for twenty days, and
not having the requisite amount OF money they went
TO jail The otner charge and counter charge vi felo
nious assault will not be Tried until alter the sxpnA
lion oil their sentence
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
FRrE AT LAST.

Joseph Asad Arbeely, nary j., mis- wife, and their
four sons. Abraham j.. Kaleol j., Fadl ALA J. and
Nagb j. The syrian emgrans who arrived recently at
Castle Garden appeared In the Clerks Office OF the su-
pcrior Court, yesterday, and declared ther
To bscome cltzeus of the United states. The Iather
anu mother though able to wrte IA Arabic could not
wfne tneir names In English, and hence had 70 make
their marks rhe Iour sons wrote tnsir names IN
English In style oi pen nmanship almost exactly sim
lar to eacn etner All expressed aDhorrcnco for
Turkish tyranny aud delight at the prospect oi liberty
In Lhs United Statea
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Ellis Bernstein brought before United States
Commissioner Deuel. yesterday, charged With having
IN hts possession 500 cigars which had not nssa
stamped required by law. He was held TO answer
In default Of $500 bail.
Jean Barreau, u native Of France, was arrested yes
tsrday IN this city charge oi participating IN the
Introduction oil forsgn goods In this country without
payment dulles He gave bail Ia the SUN oil -, 200
before United States Comm Shields, Mr.. Chris
line Bovine becoming his Dondsman
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
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GETTING HOME LATE.

An excursion train on tho Long Island Railroad, ro
turning from Rockaway on Thursdsy nignt, got OF
the track at Ocean Point, supposedly from u mis-
placed switch. II very late before the train vas
rtgbted anu large number OF excursionst were thus
kept rom their nomes 1he acciuent occurred about
ton O'Clock
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

of Al $50 have Alsd petition In bankruptcy agaase
Wiiiism A. Pitt plumber. At No. 767 Slxtn avenue
Auotnsr petition la bankruptcy mas bsen nied
aganst Gussvus Jaretzk ot No 443 East Filty-sixth
street Five creditors unite IN the petition, their
claims beng as follows Louis Broiz1k $3.50; Nor.
ris Green, $3.50; Isaac W. L-vien. 5000; Sarah Dun
SEN $500; harris Rosenthai, $780,
The sxsmn ,tion IN the cempositloR of Vandenhooi
Beatty, manufacturers of straw goods ~ No 62e
broadway is la progress before Register Dwight and
the com posuion proposed hriyhys cents the dol
lar) is opp ssed BY Foster ADAMS and L. Conn
Co on behalf Of H. b. Cisdn Il Co, who
creditors the amount OF a0eu So, 900 The offer 10
based the following assets oi the irm m:-0uts ant
ing accoun s. ABOUT $50 600; esti mattel WORTH $,264
stock hand, estimated at S4l, 1855; prom ssory
notes. s. 964 10. and cash. $l752. No real estate 10
included Ia the t OF assets. Tho nation snows
thai ST. 800 already been collected and the op.
posing creditors expect to prove that the assets war
rant larger dividend
Charles Wsnzel. aeasr in lumber ~ No. 13S Attor.
ney street, who recsntly made assignment lof the
benefit oi hrs crsdtors mas liabilities amounting 70
Sc s38 and roai assets 81. 259.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales effected yesterday Al the
Real Estate Exchange
MYERS.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale L. .. Dakin, ref
OF the story brown stone front
houses with lots each 2Ux70 Nos. 7IO and III
Madison n. OF SD to plaintiff $50 OOJ
rAssxLL KEA.NkY.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-k- ID. Gale. rel
cree -ot two lots, each 25xlUD, on Washington
av, o., 100 IT, s. OF I'D 81. (23i vard). 10 plain
TIFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 31U0
.............. ............. $33 100
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
OFFICIAL RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers once August
a. 1875 10 obtained from Augustus T. Dochar,y,
Deputy Register
1881 n. s., 10 IT. W. Of 4th av.. 9ox9ol llx5o;
SD st 325 W. VI 9Th av., 2ixss.O Seton Heather
and vile TO Anna j. Ripley. 5000
lam H. streetrr and wife to Ashbe H. Barney ,OUo
27tn ST., n $50 II. W. oi 9th Nv. 2oxsSv y: Henry
DE Forrest to william ii. streeter....:...... 1Oo
42d ST. o., 10 IL. " OF ilth av. trear loD William
Clements and w,fe to Hu IN MURRAY 333
25tn ~ s.. 225 IT, OF ist av.. 75xys9; Charles
Brunins to samuel Newell. Nom
Baer TO Cnares Bruning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
yer vii. ADua ~ schneider ............. 5000
SID 1t a., 142 IT. e. OF stn av l4xlnO.5; thomas
X. Jardan 10 Matiida NJ Rsborg 900. ........ Nom
and husband Addie b. Angel ......,. ...... 475o
l3Hh So n ~, 40 IT, e. 81 Ann's av., irregular:
Elizabeth keliher to samuel SIMS ............... Nom
SD st. N. i42 It. OF STA av. i4xiuu5; Samuel
A. Roborg to Thomas X. Jordan ,... 80. Nom.
isOth ST., n A. 4o5 i. Of 9Th av., 2Oxss. II
Margaret ircsted 70 GEORGE W. Cospmsn ....: 22.OOo
relereoJ. TO ST. Aiehasrs Protestant Episcopsi
Church .......... 10000
q. Sinclair trefereej, 10 star Fire Insurance Com.
Recorded nonIeAeEs.
Erwin, Eliza, to 1hos. W. Folsom. ot willard
ave. e. OF I'd st. C23i ward year. 500
O'Connor, Richard aud wife. to Alexander Budsrus.
n w.. VI Willis av anu itsth ~ ysar.... 6OO
Ripley. j. and husband. TO the Mutual Lille In.
90, No. i3O wcst sd 81; IL h,ontns 5000
n s. OF I4isl st., Of Willis sv montn........ 1000
Stone, Fisncis w., 10 corneia y. Young. n. q Of
18th st. a. of broadway; 5ycars.............. 12Oco
KtcoRDkD AssicsxEsrs NoRrGAcKs.
Astor, Johu >. ana others texscutors. 6e.), to
Franklin n. Deiano and others urusises &eJ....
9aaess Abraham d. to john saydsm 81 900
Husseli Jonn p ttece,ver OF the sixpesny savings ~
Bank, Jack
Stevens. salmon iienry Pulford. 1870
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
RESTORING HIS TRUST.

The vile Of Henry Hughes in her life time do
after her death her executors thought this money
should 70 In with the general estate. The matter
was brought before Judge Van Hoessn in the Court
OF Common Pleas TOR adjudication, and he renderss
his decision yesterday In brsf opision written
Dy him he says:-''Under the decisions which have
been made ny courts IN ths State. the money
which deposited in the Greenwich
Savings Bank by Elzibsth Hughes In trust
lor Henry Hughes, belonged TO henry
Hughes alter the death OF EnzA0osn. Elizabeth died
without having drawn out the money. aud without
having done any other act TO rebut the presumption
created by her declaration, made when the bank
account was opened, that she xAs the trustee Of
Henry, and thar the money deposited was the trust
fund The tset that The day the Will vas
made Mrs Hughes placed the Dank books IN the hands
of executors that thsy might figure the
amounts on deposit |. not sum cieut, IN my OPINION
she had declared favor Of her husband II Is true
that the estate consisted OF moneys In bank, and
nothing sse; but one ol tho bank books contained an
account with which Houry Hughes had no con-
csrn, and Il 10 probable that botn books were
kept IN the place and handed 10 the
executors at the same time; and no inference can
larry be drawn OF intent to aiter the legal rights oi
BOOKS" There also arose the point IN the case that
Henry Hughes had assigned bis interest to one Cii
ford for Inadequate SUM- the latter, was ciameo
hsviug concealed from him the rosl amount oi bis
intxrest On this point the Judge holds tnst while
Hughes was In position 10 mako valid assignment
ZION pfactised upon him, IN order 10 obtain the as
sig mt, by The purity 10 whom II was gwen, vas
sufficient 10 invaidate II. On that ground II was set
aside.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
Suspension IN WALL STREET.

The firm of wilson Il Jones, whose oace Is In the
Brown Brothers' building Nos SO ana 81 Wall street
notice yesterday to tbs Stock Exchange that they
wore Obliged TO suspend pay nenr. They further
stated that all contracts with members Of the Ex.
change had been closed
FMS firm oiu one on the street, having Gem.
msncsd ousuess 1865 For the past two years
lnsy nave been dong very little IN the market Ar.
Jones Stated that on his return from Europe q few
DAYS ago, ne found the financial affairs OF the nrm
IN n bad condition. rns large depositors had
Withdrawn tbeir accounts during The sum-
uer and The balance maud small.
He thought IL best close up the business, TO call
his creditors together aud to Try 10 make settle
ment He could not state the amount OF the hrm's
liabilities but claimed that It was not very Ia &c.
Mr. Jones Is the 1nancial man oil the concern. and Is
reported very wealthy having recently received
ia,ys estate from MS fat her He nnds II d cuit 70
realize any thing from at present. no settlement OF
The estate having yet boon made.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

For the week, total packages. Zieo
There had been prev iousiy exported ~, l6l pack
ages ing total OF IL 346 packages since The lst
OF January. During the same period there were ex-
ported from Boston IA, 032 packages, iapg on rom
last ana the year before. The foliowing taole
will show what two exported in the corre
spor DIM nsriOd urinp tho ii ven
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
THE COURTS.
A BROTHER CHARGED WITH TAKING The
LIONS SHARE.

BROTHER CHARGED WITH TAKING THE
LIONS SHARE.
The late Harry Cunningham, alike as actor, saloon
keeper president OF the Liquor Dealers AssociA-
ton, WAS well known 10 New Yorkers. At the time
OF his death he was in partnership with Mishael r.
Lyons aud his brother, William Cunningham, in keep
ing an ealing saloon ia the Bowsry under the hfm
name OF Cunningham Lyons He LETT this brother
and sisters surviving bim, between whom his In
tsrest in the business TO be divided.
William Cunningham, tns brother, was appointed
administrator, and sold out his br0tnsr's interest
and his own TO nis lormer partner. Mr. Lyons. The
sister, Mrs huvey, now says that there has been
some un!arness N the matter. as he (hsr brothsD
got 900 anl reported only $3.50 TO bs divided his
dead orother's interest, wneress each owned one
third She had . motion brought bsiOrc Judge Van
Hoessn, IN the Court Of Common Pleas. TO nave Mr..
Ly Ind her brother snjoinsd from parting with or
ncumoeting the property until her rights In rsla
ton iherste have been determined by an action
brought Tor that purpose. Tho Judge rendered de-
cisioa yesterday deayins the application gives
his OF the case 10 q brio. opinion az follows
"rhe piaiutif mas suffered injury from her brother
William Cunniugham, not IS tar as l can discover,
from the defendant Lyons William Cunningham 10,
l suspect The promoter OF this sui. Unless
appearances do him great injustice be has been
grossly false 70 his duty Is admiuislrator II ne IN.
spired this SUIT, he II now attempting to swindls
sislers II The plaintiff DO bona de htganl and not
a mere INSTRUMENT In The hands o her brother, she
PLAN why The one-third interest IN tho part.
nersnp, which no claims 10 belong TO him,
Of his deceased brother, whose adnInissrator he
that the plaintiff seeks no relief against her brother
and tnat she IL willing that he should keep what he
got from Lyons. All she asks is that the defendant
may pay as much tor the share Of the deceased
brotner he paid for the share OF William Cunning
ham. But the fact appears 10 bs that the defendant
has already paid full equivalent Tor all that hs
bought The trouble 10 that William Cunningham
caused the purchase money 10 DO uneQuaily ana On.
fairly divided, and he Appropriated the larger part -
bis use. II he be ompsilsd 70 dvide Shs money
equally the plaintiff Will obtain ell the redress
which she V entitled"
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" While the clergy of the United
States annually cost S12,OO0,0OO, intoxi-
eating drinks, it is said, cost 81 ,4S7, ,000,-
900; and there are 100000 more persons
engaged in the liquor business than in
preaching the Gospel and teaching
school.
A green sportsman, after fruitless
tramp, met boy with tears in his eyes
and said, II say, youngster, is there any
thing to shoot around here?" The boy
answered, "Nothin' just bout here, but
there's the schoolmasler t'other side the
hill. l wish you would shoot him"
"A fashion journal says: "Nothing
will be worn this summer by the fair sex,
except longitudinal striped hose" Good
bye! We are off for the FIJI Islands,
NorristoWn Herald.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05

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Executors, Administrators and other fduciaTfes,
and herewith append the rates for the ordinary
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All communications should be addressed to ed
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of L. B. MURRAY CO.,
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Many of our citizens unite in pro-
claiming DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture the
most wonderful invigorant that ever sus-
tanned the sinking system.