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Dr., Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EaDr-NfsSaa pr KING, formerly Of New York, 10
~ 80 the last four years OF Louisville, Ky.
- and who has devoted his attentiontu
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. hater
himself, having attended TO practice for go mani
years, and cured many thousands, he Ia enabled
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from nJudioiouH medical treatment
or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings Dlspensarv'
No ~ Deaderok street. between Cherry and ae
e1ond story, where he all diseases Of private
nature
Gonorhea cured without naWooup medicines or In.
erierence with business
few days, by an operation which causes no psln.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed,
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and gniGr
mines the constitution so much.
syphilis, with an tho diseases Of tho skin, groWint
out Of neglect or bad treatment, be electuallY
cured IN few days
lysy1iadl Wsdtness Particular attention having bupH
given 70 this disease and all the consequences groWiog
out Of H. brought on 10 many oales by tho destructive
habits Of inoonsiderate youths, and excessive mdul
gence Of the passions, neglect Of which win unded
mine the constitution, rendering tho subject unit fog
business or society, and sing premature old age
Females who may be laOorIng with any diflculiyo
be Womb may rest assured immediate relief
PerFons residing abroad, by writing and stating then
case with afee enclosed, direct 20 Or. A. King, No,
noaderiCk street. Nashville Tenn. viii have the
gary medicines sent 20 their address Ofioo hour
trpN p o'Clnck 10 the m5fuisg 10tb 10 The evening
nVi0-i1f1v'V
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sFIRE.-The alarm of fire last night,
about half past seven O'clock, was caused
by the burning of Messrs. JACKSON &
ADAMS carpenter shop, on Broad street,
near the Chattanooga r. r. tunnel.
TO be the work Of an incen
dioru
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Messrs. HARDE & CO. will accept our
thanks for the latest dates Of Louisville
and Cincinnati papers. Their energy
and success in supplying the public with
the latest newspaper intelligence is truly
commendable.
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ELECTION OF CoNGREssMEN IN NORTH
CARoLINA.-The Newbern Progress of the
18th of November declares on authority
that no warrant will be issued by Gov
ernor Stanly for the election of members
of Congress, except there shall be a de-
sire manifested to that end by the good
people of North Carolina.
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\ FoUND.-A commission and discharge
from service, belonging to Sergeant
CHARLES HALL, of the First Regiment of
U. s. Cavalry, which he can have by CALI
ing at this office snd paying for this adj
vertisement.
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PRoyosr MARsHAL's OEr1eE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov, 10, 1925
Suffers are reminded that their APP
pointments confer no authority to sell
anywhere except with their 0t0a regi
ments.
All Suffers doing business in this city
are ordered to close their establishments
and join their regiments, without delay.
All violations of this order will bC
summarily punished.
ALVAN G. GILLEM,
Col lst Tenn. Inl'y, Prov Marshal
Nov. COW.
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no ali the Military Departments I'm
the District of the ohio.

ON AND AFTER TIE let gtY or July 1862,
Aywi open an-offiOo 20 The 80 COud fotel Ia Nash
ylloei Ionnesse, aud ous on Man street, opposite
the 6nult Hous IonsvllC, Ky, FOR an traneactiOn
or beef in this department, SIR three months from
July lst 1852. CHARLES KAHN ,3r.,
Beef Contractor i0r ho District M Ohio
n. R-Highcst Market price paid Tor good cattle.
lulYlada
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FOR RE Ma.

+ HAVE FOUR TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSES
L Tor rent for 1868, near the Reservoir,
on Lebanon pike These are very comfortable hous-
es haye each eight rooms, coal house, an abund-
ant supply of hydrant water, aud are so admirably
situated for obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely 10 send to market, finding one right at their
doors.
GRIFFrH, firm Of Griffith Parsons, for any further
information they being tenants for the present year.
Rent $500, payable quarterly, Notes, we'll indOrscd,
will be required Renters can apply TO me any after
noon, at my residence, ON Lebanon pike
Nov28-6w NJ q. l.. CLAIBORNE.
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Trains are running from this city to
Russellville, on the Memphis Branch of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville Journal 24h.
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VI. M a II b IT r. G.,
No. 40 Public Square,
(HardV bros on s'a1d,

IHdTdY HT0s On hH0di
WILL COMMENCE HIS FIRST AUCTION
~ Salo at the above w.ll known on stand, on
MONDAY MoRN0, The oath ia. a., with large lot Of
Dry Goods, Clothmg Shoes, Notions, NlhbIns Sc,
which will De sold 40 bargains for Tennessee money
sale 90 commence az no O'Clock and continue until
tie entire stoC, Is sold. lNoy2l-lt
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no We are also better prepared than any other
establishment in the city to execute with the great
est despatch and on moderate terms,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ POWERS,
IA on his Clothing business, are hereby notified
that Southern money will be received IN payment OF
their accounts for thirty days from date His books
and Office is now at MTsLs, HUEv Co.'s, No ~
North Market street. Nov 15-lm"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

Sugar MENuFAc7uRE IN FRANcE.-
The season for the manufacture Of sugar
rom bee. root in France commences on
the Isl ofSeptembcr, and during the five
months which had elasped at the end Of
January the production had reached
nearly 129,ooO,oOO kilogrammes, the
AMOUNT OF production at the correspond
ing period oflust year having beer but
sS,5O0,o 900 kilogrammos, showing an in.
crease during the fye months operations
this year OF about fifty per cent. The
number of sugar manufactures in opera
ton this scason-34S against 1871; Of
which l95 are in the single department
du Nord; and but Eve manufactures have
remained inactive, against 10 the proceed
ing season, These results show the en-
ergetip impulse given TO the manufacture
of sugar BY the relief afforded ip May,
1860
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NTonthlyTerms,

March Term, ls6a--Io7cph Sayine, and Jos
cPh Hutton
April Term. ls6a--A. j Nicholas. Anf
Pleasant Lanham,
May Term. 1862 Richard Foster and Io'
seph Henderson.
June Torn, 1862 Jas W Mines aud Allen
Scbrell
August Term 1852 /, II n, camthcrs, and
A. n Curry. .st.
September Term, 1891. Chapman and
James NJ, Nash '.a'
October Term, ls6a--D. s. Montague, 2
Priddy
December Term, 1867 Joseph Henderson
and W T. yintrouS
January Torn, ls63--J, G, Harrison, and
Al. Nicholas,
February Term, ls63--P Elkios, and Isaac
r Shank.
March Term, ls63--wm Cash, aud I.audOu
Chapman. .s .'ar r.f a.-'l
April Term, Is61-Allou sebrSll and Isaac
r. shank.
May Term, ls63--D, S. Montague, and r,
Elkins
Juno Term, ls63--Hcnry 7 caraihcrs, r
and Foster
August Term; 1863 VIM Tvinhoux and
P.Lanham.
September Term, ls6a--A. N Curry, and
z, priddy.
October Term, ls63-,lo'cph sayinc and
VIM, Cash.
December Term, 1863 j.c. Harrison aud
II, T. Ca.uthcrs,
Jannary Term, ls6i--Isaac n Shank, and
Jamos ". Mines. Of irs
February Term-ls6l--James N, Nash and
AN Curry
MarchTcrm, ls6L-L, Chapman and 10
Seph Hutton.
April Term ls6i--R. Foster aud 4. Priddy
MAY Term, lsGi--JoscphSOyi1c aod Joseph
he, dcrsm.
June Term ls6l--7J G, Harrison, and YIN
Cash
TESTE:
Gro, r. MoNTAGUE, Clerk
March, 1862.
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Rebel Guerrlllas in Western virgini9

Rebel Guerrlllas in Western Virginia
Rebel marauders and guorrillas OIo
making their appearance, with the green
leaves, in quite number Of the counts
OF Western Virginia We hear Of thea
suddenly springing up in sons unexp$.
'tsd quarter, attacking a hamlet, or a "
ion camp, or supply train, or executiSg
yengence upon some loyal citizen, orllp
some other way disturbing the peace bf
the country Gen. Fremont is doing lis
best to put these gangs down; but Ae
work is one which, IN the lhinly- peopEd
mountain regions Of Western Virginia,
can neither be done easily nor quickly
and the consequence is civil turmoil and
social insecurity. 1t is doubtful whether
il is possible to destroy eifectuplly thhse
rebel gueuillos before the great rebel hr-
my in Eastern Virginia has been lefelt.
cd. While the fate Of the State appears
yet doubtful-while the rebel army is
able 10 hold Richmond, and check DUR
advance at half dozen different points
while the laws OF the rebel ConGedorP.
cy are in force over three, fourths Of Viz
GINA, and nominaly oyer the whole Of II
there will be perpetual ATTACKS on orr
outposts, and efforts 70 annoy and harsss
the "invaderso wherever il is possible
But when by the defeat and expulsion
OF the rebel army, it is clearly seen that
the State is irrevocably 10 the Union, the
resident rebels will learn that nothing
can be gained to their cause by the ray
ages of these robbers, and they aud the
local magistracy will unite with the Ma,
lionsl authorities 10 efforts to put them
down. This is the way things have wor-
Ae4 in Missouri. Last Fall it appeared
as though the whole of that vast State
was about to be oyerrun by rebel guer-
rillaS They seemed 10 spring up from
tho ground in North Missouri as well as
in Southern Missouri. Their tore up
railrod tracks, fered bridges, rayaged
towns and slauhlered Unionists, until ii
looked for time MS though the State
were 10 suffer from q reign OF anHIcHy'
But since the rebels have been chased
southwark, scincc Price was drived from
Springfield, and he and all his comrades
were defeated at Pea Ridge, the Stale
has enjoyed almost entire quiet. Here
and there small gang OF maraudersis
occasionally heard Of, bkt the exercise
of little wholesale severity is disposhg
of HEN rapidly enough SO, in all brob-
ability, it WILDE in Virginia. Whontho
rebel army is expelled from the State a
short period Of martial lay, will dispose
Of the guerrillus. Urtil that time, it is
hardly worth while for Gen. Frcmontlo
be at any very great trouble or expense
in vain attempts to suppress them,-M
Tort Times.
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The Onth or Allcciance.

The Wheeling lplelligencer says
The time has now come when tits made
the duty OF those required to take out
licenses to do any kind Of business or
practice any kind of calling, to assume
upon themseyes an oath to support The
Government of Virginia as vindicated
and restored by the Wheeling Conven.
ton. The commissioner OF the revenue
ofthe city has already entered upon his
duties, and nota single individual APP
piled to 50 far, has refused to take the
oath. The law applies to merchants, of
all kinds, doctors, lqwyerg, ministers,
grand and petit jurors, bank directors,
officers Of banks, officers and clerks of
corporations, and clerks Or agents ofany
person required to take outlicense and
subscribe the oath,
Ills bclioged not 10 have been the in
tontiou Of the law to require clerks in
stores 10 take the oath, but the Com
missioner Of the Revenue very justly
concluding dat the law means what it
says, ard no more or less, has decided
10 obey the plainly stated provisions Of
the measure. Any clerk continuing to
act as such to any merchant, after the
merchant shall have taken out his Ii.
cense, shall DO gully of a misdemeanor,
and, and subject to fine Of not less than
$40 or more than $500, So il matters
very little what the Lawmakers meant,
the law distinctly says that the clerks
shall take the oath, and all those who
wish TO save themselves and the Com
missioner Of the Revenue unnecessary
trouble, had better walk up and take it
without delay,
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CLASSIFICATION OF THE JUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
To-WIr; v
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-, Justice
Quarterly Terms. 8t
July Tern, ls69,--A,N Curry, and Jas, NJ
Nash.
November Term, s6s,--P.Elkins, and Jas
W, Mines.
July Term, ls69-Isaac h, Shank, and
Jos, Henderson.
November Torn, ls69--2.ndddy, and Jos
Hutton,
July Term, is6l--J. g Harrison. D s Mon
tague,
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PROSPECTUS
OF TuEsts
THE WEEK. Y REGISTER.

Having purchased Rprihting establishment.
the undersigned will issue regularly ION ora
bou. the let Of March apanGr Of tho above
title II is his object % publish weekly pa,
pet identified With the best interests Of West.
trRYiygiuis Itwll hos,sissiy \ Uhion pa,
per, and warm supporter Of thr Provisional
GoyernpF''tss siablishedht Wheeling. I'd
columns WILDE closed to all unhccouling con
troyprsies, baCehccrfullY opened 10 lhoso u a
becoming nature. on any subject, and tolhc
Social and Religious questions oftho day. II
Will be devoted to Agricultural, Mechanical.
Scientific AVID Educational matters Of general
interest, It's obi~twillba give entire salts
faction, and he trusts tho patronage Of the pub
lie will enable him To do so. 80
The papct will be- iseucd CgIlarv every
Thursday Morning, at the low ptieo ci ONE
DOLLAR per year, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
Subscribers will please notify us TO what Post
Office thpy wish their paper sent. Address
GEO. W. TIpPETT
Point Pleasant Va.
Febuary 10th, 1862 ?, Va
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Tue Konawha Salt interest Ior seye-
raj years past, had been declining until
that species oIpropcrty once regarded 50
valuable and the leading interest in all
this region, had but nominal value
The number of furnaces in actual opera
lion had decreased from So or 40, 10 6 o!
7 last year, and of these a majority were
seriously dOmaged and suspended by the
food of September last. We are glad TO
know that from the beginning of the
present year our sat interest has been
looking up. The furnaces in operation
last year are repaired and in operation,
and others one after another are getting
into operation. In passing up the river
a short time ago we we're pleased to
notice that the valuable furnace former.
ly the property Of R. C. M. Lowell, now
owaed by Messrs. Walker Il Shrewsbury
had been rebuilt in good style, and was
in full blast turning out daily hand.
come quantity Of salt OF the very best
quality. The young cnterprising pro
prietors haze named this establishment
the "Crittendep Furnace" a name that
we are sure will prove a prestage OF
their honorable success. We learned
that John D. Lqwis, long tho Napoleon
of the salt business was preparing to
put into operation some OF his valuable
frrn,ooe IN, t,aya nnt baan ,,e,,I cnr,
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]. F. CALDWELL,
DENTIST.

is AT THE KLINE HoUsEPoINT PLEA.
SAINT Any with diseased Teeth, however they
may ache. would do well to submit to his treat
mcnt, MS he can give relief and preserve them II
any nerve is found alive in Them. The nerve
should not he destroyed, ns it is the cause Of
more deep seated pains about the head His
mode oicxtracting Tattb attended with much
Jess pnin and The application Of gr atty less
force than Is inflicted ny keyed INSTRUMENTS OF
tdrceps without any fracture Of tho bones Of
the jaws @
frrcsularity,in the position Of teeth corcc'
ted without extracting All with pains about
their head would do well IN present themselves
to him. Testimonials Of The most satisfactory
kind can be seen Of his skill and sianding.--
Hoinyites the attention Of Physicians to his
manner Of operation. April 10 81
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VALMSplSGE4N escaped the cCnsrre
of the House for his blackg lardiqm, by
appealing 10 the following technical rule,
and lodging tho trial:
If a member be called 10 order for
words spoken in debate, the person call
ing him to order shall repeat the words
excepted to, and they shall be taken
down 10 writing at the Clerk S table; Ind
no member shall be held to answer, or
be subject to tho consurc of the Home.
for words spoken in debate, il any othci
member has spoken, or other business
has interviewed, after the words spoken,
AID before exception 10 them shall have
been taken.
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Fever and .Ague,


from which mankind suffer over 4 largo part o.
the globe, Is the consequence OF 4 diseaeed action
In INC syslcm, induced by the poisonous miasm d
vegetable decay This cxhAlation Is evolved BY
the action Of solar heat Oh wet suil and rises with
tho watcry yapor from Il. While the sun 10 below
tho horizon this yapor fingers near the eAfths sur
face, and tho virus Il taken with II through tho
lungs into tho blood There Il acts as an irritating
poison onih internal yisrcra and excreting organs
Of tho body Tho liver becomes torpId and fails to
uoorrtef,Jt only':liis virus 1tbaiho Tho pile from
the blood Both the ItSis and the big pcclhul9te
IN tho circplhtibn ard produce violent consttu-
toml disorder. The spleen, tho kidneys, and the
stomach sympathizc with the liver and become
iisordCrcd also. Pinilly the instinct Of cur or
ganiam, rs II In an attempt to cXpel the nVxiols
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the Internal cxorelcres TO fotcr thom 70 cast
out The blood leaves the SIr9ict, and PUSHES 70
tho central orginb with conEestiyc violence. Thu
Is the CnLL. But in this effort Y falls. Then The
FRygR follows, IN which tho blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rusheS to the Burlaee, as II ~
another effort to expe the initiating poison through
that other great cxcrCtory tho Slhns In hn
Slsp Il fails, and tho syptem abandoBs tho attempt
ox6aiisted and waits fol tho recovery Of strength
to repeat thu hopeless effort another day. These
arc the fits or paroxysns OF FBvEn AND Aaus'
Such constitutional disorder will Of courlo under
mine the health II II Is not removed.
We have lnborcd TO find, and have found, o..
nntidotc, Ir.ffr ~ -
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No Paper Next Week.

As there is no printer to be had in
this section. and the proprietor being
obliged 70 attend the Federal Court, now
sitting at Charleston, as witness, there
will be no paper issued next week. We
regret this, but in can not be helped.
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no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN 3
j Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed IN the service.
CHAS, TUCKER. Attorney FIR claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent. Washington,
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamen and
marines of the present war. who arc disabled
by reason Of wounds received. or disease con-
tractcd while in service and Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears Of paw obtained for wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service. y1'soQ
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
The other wars
? CHAS. TUCKER, " ashington, D. O,
Those entitled TO Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims preparen
and forwarded TO Mr.. Tucker by calling at the
Register Office.
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FRyIr UNxJuRED.-We are informed,
by a gentleman from the country, that
but little. il any, damage has been
done to1he fruit trees by the late cold
weather and lrosts,
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Gbel1)eeItIplRe9is
LOCAI BEREAVEMENT.
OUR TERMS.

Wetrustlour subscribers will pardon
us, when we remind them that our terms
are cash in adypnce.-or at least within
two weeks from the date of transcription.
We have put the price OF our paper at
the very loves! living figure, IS an in.
ducement for prompt payment, and vii
be compelled, therefore, to insist that
those who commence with the volume
call at once at the Captains Office and
"fork."
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Er sill be seen by the Governors
pr cIamatioa in another column, that
the Legislature is required to meet at
Wheeling on Tuesday, the sixth day of
Nav.
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]. LEONARD.

MOULD Respectfully callthe attention Of
w the people Of Faint Pleasant and the
country people generally, that he IL still carry,
ing on the Timing business nj his old stand
on Main street one door above John H. Charles
Boot and Shoe shop, where he Is ready 10 ac.
cOmmOdate all who may favor him with their
patronage. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds Of Tin and Sheet. Iron Ware. Also good
assortment orstoyes oftbe most approved pat.
terms, job Work and repairing Of ali kinds,
done with dispatch upon the most reasonable
terms. Particular attention will be given to
Roofing, spouling re. sS.l5s
D'Conntry produce taken In exchange for
Tm.Ware, [march 6 mol 1862.
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GTMr John Leonard requests US 10
say, that he has just received a new lot
Of Stoves and Japan Ware, which he
will sell at the lowcst figures for CASH.
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Mr.. WIN. L. RUFFNER, of the firm of
Bea'e, sctszer & TO-, has our thanks
for that beautiful neck.tic.
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ANNOUN

MR, EplroR:--You will please announce F..
w. SlSSoN, as n candidate for the Office Of
Commissioner Of Revenue in District No. / n !
the ensuing Spring election. Andobligo
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: You will please announce Ish.
am Meeks MS candidate for Reelection Of con-
Stable OF District Mol, UNION NAN.
Y EoaEalpcsso announce me az a candidate
for reelection 10 the office of Constable in Dist.
No. 3. GEORGE THORNTON,
Mr.. Editor: Yon will please announce JAS
Barnett as candidate fot the office of Com-
missioner Of tho Royenuc for District No /, ht
tho aprips election, aiid obiige a 49,.
UNION MAN
M, Editor; You will please announce me
as n candidate for Commissioner of Revenue
Upper District. JAMES STEPHENSON.
Mr.. Editor You willploaso announce NC
as candidate for reelection to Nic Office Of
Constable fr District No. .. j. GREER.
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Produce.

Those with whom we have agreed 10
take produce in pay for the Register will
please bring in their supplies as rapidly
as possible.