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CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
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ranged, and your feelings I'M
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toms are often the prelude TO
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and should be ayerted by .
timely use Of the right rom
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~ TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. Re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health IL few
days ater many yearsof great Suffering willing to IS
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used d.
rect to the Rev: JOHN NJ. DAGNALL 1856 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Eiune14.W4rn
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W. Penn Clarke, of Iowa City, has been ap-
pointed Paymaster in the Federal Army, with
the rank of Major. His Office will be at Wash
ington E' u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF rHvA
1D.-Published for the benefit and a. warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c supplying at the same time the
means Of Self Cure By who has cured himself aer
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. W nclosing post paid addressed en-.
velope, COPIES may be had Of the author MA.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,, Bedford, Kings Co., N. 7.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL

Ihave on hand splendid lot Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees which vii sell very low for cash. will exchange
g AIM horses, cows, young cattle hogs liberal
terms at the old Plank Road Nursery.
- DAVID LEONARD,
octl5.dsw&wtf Burlington, Iowy.
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". Harper Jefferson street, Burlington, where Ensiish
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Teetanents "A
slvays be found at one price nova
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NEW BOOKS.

Les Mserables.- Denis. Thefourth part ofvictor
hugos great Trench novel, Translated by G. 4. Will
bouf. Just recsived ct CORsES
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NEWS.
ron our

81 aa 'os 'ua s.n use
Farmers and Mechanics.
HENRY III. SCOTT
a#I $3.50 saI "G' aaa e
Was in the Eastern markets last June and purchased
large Stock Of Goods In his line, and - prices have i'd
moderate profit but want to realize present prices on
their OLD stock well on their recent purchases
Now We should profit by experience Nine months ago
Goods took sudden advance. ~
Our Armies achieved series of brilliant oietories,
and prices Of Goods fell quicker than they had advanced
have concluded to dispose Of &c following aoodsat
Old Price 8.
700 Pieces Pant stuff consisting .ofCassi Cou,menc-
mers, Doeskins, Sattinets, Cords, Ting ut .
Molesk ms, Tweed and jeans. cts per I'd.
200 All Wool Flannels, all colors,
plain and fancy, what they are f35 /" Z"
charging for cotton dannels here
$50 Dress Goods consisting of De
LANES, Popans, Merinos, De }12 6
Bsges, 10. 10.
500 Long and square Shawls at very low prices.
1900 Ladies' best Spring Steel Skirts Of the following
makes: Ma
Improved Adjustable, Hinge Patent, Eureka and
B0lmora
A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
which 1 can offer at lower figures than at any former
season.
cannot offer any inducement In Gotten Goods, more
than that will sell them at low figures any other
House in this City. HENRY II. SCOTT.
Main street Burlington.
All papers that advertise for will copy the above
out16d&wtf
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Bilio1s Disorders Liver Complaints.
From D.. Theodore Ben, Of NeV York CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
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thy tho confidence Of the profession and the people,
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pOLITICS AND THE PULPIT.
eoey On the rights and duties Of the Christian Pull
pit N relation to politics. BY Minister Of he Presby.
serian church. For sale BY
Au&8-dH C0pap
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Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Bold BY B. z. GAY, Burlington.
J. Reed Co., 0hicaso md I'll dealers In MsaISins1
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06
New Division of the Army of the Po-
tonnc.

New YoaK, Oct. 3i.--The CONNER.
cisl says the army Of thh Potomac will
hereafter consist Of three grand armies,
nine corps, thirty divisions, seventy brig.
AIDES. The first grand army will con
sist OF the corps Of Generals Reynolds,
Porter and Franklin, under Gen. Hook.
er: the second army will consist of the
corps of Generals Couch. Wilcox and
Slocum, under General Burnside; and
the third army will consist Of General
CoS's and TWO other corps 10 whom per.
marent commanders have moi yet been
assigned, under Gen. Sumner.
Tie Commercials Washington letter
1sys Ina Vermont lslh, 18Th, l4th, 18th
end lC'h regiments, under acting Briga
3 vr.l'"oaml Blunt, crossed Long Bridge
ioto Virg MIA on Thursday.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2.--Adyices from the
army in Southeast Missoui state that
after the recent success of our forces ut
Piltm,n's Ferry, Colonels Lazar and
Dewey. with their forces combined, pus E.
he'd on as far as BolIinger Mills, five
miles from Pocahontas, where they
fought Burbridge completely routing his
forces, and capturing large number Of
prisoners, including many officers,
A later dispatch from Lazsr, dated the
3lst ult., says he captured and dispersed
goo OF Boon's command.
General FremonI was Inst night pre-.
sen'ed by the Germans of St. Louis and
viciGity with a magnificent sword, which
was long since purchased for the pur-
pose. About yearago dime subscrip
lion was started among the Germans 10
raise n suitable amount for testimonial.
One thousand dollars was speedily co..
lected, and the sword ordered from Tiff.
any, New York. The weapon is a su.
perb one, The blade of the finest steel,
with gold scabbarl Fremout's rrceot
arrival here afforded the wished for op,
portuuity, and last evening was chosen
for the demonstration. Commencing
with a torch light procession. the multi,
tude gathered together was very large
and The enthusiasm unbounded. About
fifteen Thousand people were present,
and it was one Of the greatest demon,
STATIONS of the kind our city ever wit
messed, A sash Of white satin, haviug
upon it a bust of Fremont in gold, was
also presented BY the ladies.
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Negro In,urrectlpn ON a smnlI scn!e.

New York, NV 3.-The Times has
the following: "a short time since.
Mr.. Carpenter Of Anjuroy district,
Charles county Maryland. went one
day into Virginia TO persuade his son,
volunteer in the rebel army to rerurn
home. While absent his farm negroes,
SIX IN number, attacked his honse early
one morning with the design Of murder
ing the flmily. They retired. however,
AT the persuasion OF gun aimed at tie
crowd rom window BY Mrs. Capcn-
ter, These facts becoming known, The
neighbors assembled. win The intention
Of han-ing all the negroes on ;he form,
but through the circumstances oftheir
mist ess, they were finally let Of with 80
llshes on The bore back. These events
occurred within sight Of our Suuboals on
the Potomac.
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HEAVY enc on Enc Notthcrn Lnke.

OswEGo, Gov. g. Tbs propeller Bay
Stale, Capt John Brown, with 40 or so
passengers let here for Ogdeusburg last
night, Pieces OF that fine boat and por.
lions of her freight are now being wash
ed ashore, and il is feared that she has
been lost, with all her crew and passen-
gers in the terrific gale on Sunday night,
Two schooners were driven ashore oppo.
site this city,
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From North Caroiiua.

d. W1sHTSar IN, Nov. l.--Ai.ices from
North Carolina state that Gov Stanley
lad proposed an interview with Gov.
Vance. Should this he declined, he
asks the latter 10 appoint commissioners
to ~mior With him on state and publc
pGa -.
The rebels nave Two iron,cIad gun.
hopts up The Roanoke river, which vii
.soan be ready for operations.
A spaiuh to'the times says rO'iable
reformation Is receive that sevsra IN
mease iron cid hi9ates are being con
strnctcd in England for the rebels.
We learn from fills Of the Nassau
+ip ,riiau Ina, The steanlet Bonita had
arrived from Liverpool with a earg" Of
brass. IRON, qninine. &c. The gun
boot Ssrs and Stripes touched at Nassau
on the 10th, en- route to XIV West, with
! her shaft dam ged. The Guardian says
the pilots Of the port have been forbid
den, under penalty Of deprivation to
bring in any beligereol vessel in future
unless the permission of the Governoris
first Obtained.
The Nassau Guardian contains let.
ter from Secretary Seward to Secretary
WclIes. da'ed Aug. IA, relative to the
base of the British steamer Herald"
Adirondack, within a maritime league Of
the Island of New Providence.
If the commander of the Adirondack
committed such an act, he inexcusably
violated the law ofthe nations, and re-
parstion ought 10 be promptly made.
The President desires notice to be
given 10 all commanders of American
vgesscls of war, 10 adhere slric,iy to the
prjpsipe that the maritime Jurisdiction
Of every nation covers a (uii naiiie ita'
que from the coast and acts of hostility
within such distance are strictly forbid
den.
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Morc Of lhe Alnhnm,,s woIG.

Bosrov, Nov, 2--The brig Baron he
Castine, arrived here report on tie 30 h
W.T., in Is, 80 long 90, was ca2tured by
tie British pirate Alabama, Capt. Sem.
mrs ogreed to liberate the vessel for a
bnnl Of $4,000, payable to the Presi.
dent Of the Confederate States in thiiy
days after peace is declared, The c'p,
lain was slso obliged TO take the crews
OF several vessels previously captured,
which he did aad lsodal them at the
rei,aar port Among other vesselscap
ured hy Capt Scmmcs WIS the ship To.
ua@anIa, fom Philadelphia for Liver.
pod, uih passengers. After dehining
her FIVE days, he released he for a bond
Of &8000 Most of the vessels capur.
= wrs, burat AMI the cr SIS pa! ia
III
A captured Captain was Informed, by
u Lieut. ind several petty ctlicess, of the
Aib.ma, that their n.S' destination was
New YrE. as ,Hey msant 10 throw a
few sh'll' into the city. He represents
Tie aiah,ma as yety formidable. but
doubts ber-bri3: as fest a, reported
Two larry tivol guns were hoinI moan
toi f'a' r,3ain Of the sbi, Lsshyeur
rporta " n be met Stmmes he showed
Smngs his British Consular certificate
md rcnatkel that he supposed Ihs' was
sufficient protection. Srmmes replied
.t'rr"Sew YorSec. are getting smorl,
,hn i, ~aa', sy- yiu lis damned
ha,ched up mes" sii ordered The ship
to be burned
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

IasRTHE subscriber would respectfully call
sE Tho y-irDtion Of the people Of Point
ePS Plea>Gut mid tho country gencrally,
th.eh,5t II ~ s4ss.st.sicg,tEe !linping business
nj In. cd sand on Main street: next do6r" 10.
low d, c;ilmorr's Store, wlrrc he is rendy To
aceommolaic n whomaJ favor hin with ibeiI
patronage Hckecps constantly on hands ~
kinds Of Tin aud Shcct.Iron Ware. Also a
good assortment Of Sioyes OF the most impI!o, 'ed
.pditems Job Work and repairing otail ktnda
GS,g %iiii ishesatsN galds de'peish. pggelt no
most reasonable tc,ms. Particular attention
viii be- given 10 ROOFING. gp0UTING. DC,
Ware. JOHN LEONARD,
July ., ls69-bo l7-ly. p 2N~ q l.''a
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The Postage Currency

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The National
Bank Note Company having the daily
delivery ofpostsge stamp currency ,S5G,
900, there is now aslight falling of, ow'
ing to the process ofsome changes in the
arrangements. but they will soon be re-
covered, and the daily delivery Of the
currency carried up to 100000.
A women always dresses the truth up
lirtlo. She wouldn't Tor the world ex
libit it naked.
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r:a9or,un, from The Army Of tao pO,o.

Important from The Amy OF the Potos
HrAne'Rs Army OF THE PoroMAc
Whca,land, Va, Nov 2, 8r. NJ.
His ErciRcncy, the Prcsjd,nt'
l have just received dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan, dated at Smokers Gap,
= 8 p. N, stating that he has full poses.
sion of The Gap. When Gen, Hancock
arrived there. il was held by the enemy's
cavalry, who were ut once driven out by
column Of from 5000 10 G,00O infant.
" Tie rohtls advanced 10 retake it,
but we're dispersed by the FIRE oil our ri
fed guns.l The position is astrong one
from either side. It's said that General
Jackson and Gen. a, p. Hill arc in the
valley opposite
Gen. Ploasanton had driven the enc
my's cavalry several miles beyond Union
nj 8 o'clock tits afternoon, exploding
ono Of their caissons and capturing ten
of thoir wounded left Behind
A. B. MARor,
Chief Of Swf
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Oct. 9, 1852. ".
LEWIS wETZEL, PresldInE Justice.

FRsr Glass George Stephenson, j. h
Miller. JACOB p. Kcsterand Lewis Bumgarncr
SEcoND Class b. J. Rollins John Nc
CullIch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Eugene B.
Davis.
TnRD cLAss....JohnJ. wps. Apollo Ste,
phrns. David George and z. N. Rollins
FoURTH CLASS. John L. Jo-don. William
Stcwnrt, +. j. Dnffer, and 8 " Sommeville
FlFTH Glass; Richard Bush, - ----
and Chas. A VaughR.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order AS they are
clnssed to.wit:
First Class to hold September Term 1869.
February and Superintendent 1863 and March
Term, 1864.
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862.
April, August and October term, 1869 and A.
pril Term. 1864.
Third Class 10 hold November Term, 1862,
MAY and November Term, 1853 aud February
and Nav Tenn. 1864
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864
Fifth Glass to hold Auonst Term. ] sG9, Jan.
uary aud July Term, 1869. and January aud
July Torn. 1854 TESTE,
JAMES H. Hoi LoWAY, Clerk.
julyA n2Od.
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mo DISABLED soLDIERs, SEAMAN 4
Marinns and widows orotler helrs of Chose
who have died or boon killed IN the seryice.
CHAs. TUCKER, Attorney for clnlmanta,
Bounty Landand Pension Agent, Washington,
y. @, es l.eo ,..llo. rt7;po
Peosjoas procured for scdicrs. sesmep and
msrlnes Of thopreseut war, who are disabled
by rcasonof wounasTeeeiyed, Or disease Gun.
traeted while IN service and Pension, Bounty
Nv Money and arrears Of pay obtained fog wild
,ows or other heirsof those who have died or
bech killed wilhelm service,
Bounty land procured for services in any of
the other wars -
wv TCHAs. TUCKER, Washington, D. G.
Those entitled to Pensions, Bounty Land o.
Bounty Money can have their claims prparen
and forwArdcdlO Mr. TSek~ BY ealing 81 thS
Register Once 'd 'i df
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, NOV.
FLoUR-Por barrel So oO6s5 10,
for supotfnO.
GRAIN Wheat oo@o5c for red and
81 o5@Sl 10 for white.
CoRN--Wo quote at 4oc in bulk.
GROCERIES, Coffee Rio 3o0sL.
Sugar, ll9@lSci Molusscs, 6o@Gec'
HOGS Quoted at 81 5O@Si 90,
HAY-Tho market rules heavy at
9l2@l3 PER Ton for prime Timothy.
PoTATOES-Thc receipts continue
liberal. at 100000 for prime EcShan'
uoekS
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NArolroy, Henry Co, o., july I, 1858.


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through the columns of yOurcirculal, the sur
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notwithstanding that We have rs gnod plysi
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the disease haiilri their skill Consequently
we were in state Of dependency until We
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the advice Of our friend. Me-, Brennan We us.
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are now full Of life aud liilRrity, and our graft.
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feel like charging ourselves of the sin Of ingrat-
iInde ii wedid not try to announce 10 the pub
lie III great benefits Of your Medicine There.
fore we recommended the public Mt lErcp, the
exprdicncy of having recourse TO your valua-
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bound, discharge what we feel y he our duty,
in advising persons who are suffering ms We
have suffered to mike use Of the only true and
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Mas GwiS,
MIS- BRtNNAN.
MRS. llrAroS.
l-I' See Advertisement
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OScr THREE Hundred East Tennessee
Patriots Oh their way to Cincinnati.

Lex nston. Ks, 81 = Between 800
md 40 destitute East Tennesseeans ar
rived here 10 day, who have made their
VA hence to join the Federal army
From their but'crDut color. the people
generally REGARDED them at first sight as
6 part Of the thieves lately here, but are
pleased to learn tina, they are of ret.
ter breed They will go to Cincinnati
to morrow, 10 be clothed.
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EAGLE MILLS.
s, coMSTocK & co, PropriOtors,
POINT PLEASANT. VA.

WE have Ind This Mil completed bnt rhort
time, aud are prepared to furnish everything
pertaining to our business. Tho Nil, has Tires
run Of French Burs-one far corn, ana foT
custom wheat ard tho other expressly fot
Merchant work. They cah DO run separately
or MI together.
IJTShlurdpv Is the day far grinding Corn,
and PrtOv far grinding custom Wheat.
W. charge the cgth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth for grinding corn INT will exchange
at tail times when parties wish to do SO.
Those iving on the Kanawha river and
Wishing To send their whcas or corn 10 our mill
Tor the purpD'c Of having tgroupd, or exchnn.
rcd aud not wishing 10 come with it, can send
II down m some Of The boais with instructions
by letter, aud we will have il hauled up TO tho
Mil and back FREE OF CHARGE.
G1-The highest mnl+Ot price paid for wheat,
and corn al MI times.
juno 70 ly.nl5
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 3O,h
ult,, by the Rev VIM, Harrison, Mr. W D..
Somervillc, deputy Sheriff Of thus county. and
Miss Margaret j Rosehrrry. daughter al
Michael Rosebcrry, Esq; all % this county.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-20
executed.

BUrTERNUrs.-The following guerrilla
prisoners, captured by Gel Shank's reg
iment in the vicinity of Owensboro, were
sent down here yesterday, and will be
sent this morning to Indianapolis, under
charge of Sergeant Darrah.
Ezekiel Nugent, of Hancock county.
A bad character, harbored guerrillas,
giving them aid and comfort
Ezra Armstrong, Kenton county, Ky.
Has been in the Southern army, and was
caught returning.
j. B. Crews, Davis county, for discour-
aging enlistments and discredting Gov
eminent money.
John A. Roberts-was First Lieut.
in the rebel army.
d. Clinton Edwards-captured on his
way to the Southern army.
Driven Garnett, Meade county,-has
been in the Southern army
Robert Mcclure Enlow,-has been in
Price army
JAS B. Rumage,--has been in the
Southern army under Price; taken as a
guerrilla.
J. W. Stowen,-has been in the South
ern army.
John Mulligan,-belonged to the rebel
army.
Jas. Bottom, Mclean county,-harbor-
ing guerrillas and ferrying them across
the river
H. R. Kurtz,-has been in the rebel
army.
: Chas B. MISUNDERSTANDING and Civ
ing aid and comfort to guerrillas.
Isaac johnson, Mclean county,-as
sisted guerrillas to rob .. S. mail.
John Collier,-crossing guerrillas owe
Green River and assisting them.
With three Shiloh prisoners of wa
captured at Shiloh, who have been in tn
Hospital here.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-20

Bg~ The Evansville Sanitary Commits
sion acknowledges the receipt of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Mary Bruner, New Har-
mony, Posey county, 6 towels, ? sheets,
l pillow-case, 9 shirts, 5 pairs drawers,
2 vests, l pair pants, s pairs socks, 4
pairs slippers; Ladies Soldiers Aid So
ciety, Pleasant Point, Decatur county,
Indiana, (Mrs I. A. Craig, President
10 shirts, 20 pairs drawers, lOS pairs
socks. These are the first receipts for
this season-will all the ladies in the
State follow the example2 We shall be
in great need of sanitary stores.
P. HoRNBRooK, Cor. Sec'y.
Nov. 10, 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-20

BSF Mr.. Cameron has brought home
with him most terrible accounts of gigan-
tic iron-clad vessels now being construct
ed in England for the Confederacy. We
do not apprehend much danger from
that source We are not sure that the
Vanderbilt, wooden vessel as she is, will
not be more than match for any iron
clad the English will construct With
her immense speed and power, the Van
derbilt can sink almost anything made
either of wood or iron. We hope she
may have an opportunity of testing the
correctness of our belief