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Tur fine weather of the last few days
has hodIquilo an invigorating effect upon
everything animate, The blades Of
grass are slculthiIy peeping out from
their native sod; the hue Of the earth Is
somewhat of n deeper green; tho sky is
more beautifully blue; now and then tho
cautious twiltor of bird is heard; the
air has that mmstakablo temperature
which early spring imparts 10 t;and all
nature dcclarcs,thOl change Of season is
at hand, Well, all who have stood the
rigon of tho past winter are in excellant
condition tohOil tho Spring, whose COM
ing is to release Us from sloct and snow,
from storm and tempest, mud and slush,
and all their drOary concomihn,s Let
apHngappOoch- We are agreed
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Tnn people of Winchester now they
have chance to speak out, say that at
least two-thirds Of the population of their
to YIN and surrounding country are loyal
to the Union. The relroaling rebels,
with thojr usual barbari,y, arrested eigh
ty prominent citizens, Union men, and
sent them to Richmond. When the final
day ofreckoning comes, such yilIiainisS
will have to DO amply otoued for, ifthere
is such thing as retribuIiye justice.
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PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part o.
the globe, Is the consequence OF diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm u
vegetable decay This cShulation Is evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
tho watery vapor from Il. While The sun is below
the horizon this yapor fingers near the earth'a sur
face, and the virus is taken with II through the
mngs into the blood There it acts as an irritating
poison on the internal YHccra and cxcretng organs
Of The body The liver becomes to,pid aud fails to
eecrote not only this Nttl7 but also the 'dlc nom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent consiitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver and become
dsordcroa al,D. Finally, the instinct Of our or
gauism, 10 II in M attempt TO cxpel the noSious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of tho body
in the Internal cxorctorcs to force thcn to cast Il
out. The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 20
the central organs with congostiyo VIOLENCE. This
Is tho CiutL, But in ths cifortit falls. Then the
.ByUg follows, in which the blood loaypS tho ecl-
usl orgtRs and Tu5hoa to the surface, as II n
another effort 70 cxpel thcifrintng poison through
that other great oxctctoiy Tho Bdn In TINS
also II fails, and the systen Rbundons the attempt
exhausted, ant rats for the recovery OF strength
70 repeat The hopeless effort another day. These
ara the Gts OF paroyysmy Df FByER AID Aaun.
Such con, tiptiOnNl disorder will Of course under
miro tho lpalN If Il Is nct removed.
We have labored 70 end. and have found, an
r,gt1nts
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: CINCINNATI MARKET.
MARRIAGES..

RRIBBLE-sMITH--on Tuesday morning,
The 18th inst at the iC,dcucc o. the bride,
6y tho Rov Q. Conner, Rev. II, Pribhlo, OF
Wv Conference, tc Miss Maria l., Smith
B1,Fo The fair bride we return m1rv thanks
for bonntiful supply Of choice cake, which
was duly discussed hy Editor, Inn and all
May the choicest blessings Of Heaven 40
company them along tho journey oflifo,
BUSH-RIFFLE-on Thursday the Doth inst.
by Rev Q. Conner, Mr., Joseph Bush, and
Miss Melinda Rifle, all of this county.
BRowN--TlNDEN--on the evening OF the
25th inst, by the Rev A. :. Roger DIR. VIM,
a. Brown, to Miss - Winden daughter
OF Samuel WiNden, Esq, Sheriff of Mason
County.
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point Plonsnnt Acnd emy.

1t is to be regretted that there is con.
stantly some difficulty in the way Of the
occupation Of the Academy building.
by teacher that would be acceptable
to large majority of the cilacns Of the
place. 1t would be well Tor those ia
yoring the Pretensions Of a man whose
sympathieS are openly avowed TO be with
those in rebellion, to know at once, en-
phatically, and distinctly, that one who
holds the opinions that he does cannot,
aud viii not, under any possible contin-
geucy, be allowed to teach the youth Of
the village and vicinity. It has been
suggested that timely word might go far
towards preventing trouble, aud we,
therefore, allude to the matter now, with
the view of preventing future difficulty
and disturbance.
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MASON CouNTY ToWIT.

EHN0 the Clerk Of the County Court ~ said
County, We, stephen Comstock, John
W, Deem and VIM Z. Wctzcl. three frCo.bod,
ers Of the spid County, do hereby certify that
hvvirtne Of n warrant tous directed by Lewis
Wetzel alustice Of the said county: we have
this day, on our oaths, reviewed and appraised
a fat boat, CAUGHT adrilt in the Kapawba river
by Thomas J DOrst, and assessed the value of
the said hat boat ut eighty dollars $50 COY.
Tho said boatis one hundred and thirty two
feet fonr isrhes long and twonty.ono feet wide
with poplar gunwalos and poplar bottom, and
il supposed 70 be about one year old Given
under our hands this 9th day Of March. 1862.
S. COMSTOCK
JOHN W. DEEM.
W, &, WETZEL
March 81 3w.
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LETTER FROM THE FOURTH yIR-
GINA REGIMENT.
CEREpo, WAYNE CouSTr, VA,l
March cath, 1869.

3 NAulNA ~%NHl ANN~' ,
Editor Registei;--l improve the lit
lie time can spare from the numerous
duties of my office, TO comply with your
request TO drop you few lines OCCASION
ally, to let you know how the 4lh Vir-
GINA is getting along, The regiment as
general thing, is quite healthy, and |
presume, fortho length of time we have
been mustered into service, no regiment
can present smaller list OF deaths than
ours, There is, however, an unusual
number in the hospital at tho present
time, which is attributable to the damp
ness of the weather, working upon the
remains OF the measles, which has pass
ed quite generally throu the regiment,
There are, however, but lew cases, that
are regarded as serious.
"The long looked for has come al
last" The paymaster, Maj Reasc, came
last Friday evening, and will commence
paying our regiment about the 26ch or
9th inst.
The appointment Of Fremont as our
leader, is generally well received b. the
"boys." Those vino canno. agree @ith
him IN politics, seem to have confidence
ia his ability and his willingness TO "do
something or die young" which is the
true spirit of young america, and will
suit our boys to a j.
have been perusing the Constitution
Of West Virginia, and have formed very
favorable opinion oft. | sec nothing to
hinder West Virginia, under the foster
ing influence Of such an organic law, Of
becoming one of the most prosperous
little States in the Union. Her natural
advantages are certainly equal 10 that
of her sister State of Ohio. Ia fact, !
have become so farorabIy impressed
with the advantages Of the new State,
that think seriously of becoming an in
habitant Of if should be fortunate
enough to survive the war. One of the
advantages of West Virginia, over new
State, is the fact that in nearly every
county, there are first class public build.
ings, which in a new State would have to
be builtby tax levied on the people,
thus having all the advantages of anew
State with that additional inducemept.
Another advantage is the fact, that if
West Virginia assumes only an equal
portion Of the old debt, it will be compar-
atively out Of debt, which BIZ wise legis-
lution can be kept SO.
On. MASTER, 4th Va. Reg.
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]. LEON A RD.

MOULD Respectfully call the attention Of
w the people Of Point Pleasant, mud he
country people generally, that he isstill carry
ing on The Timing business at his old stand
oRAiain street, one door above Iohu i. Charles
Boot and Shoe shop, where he is ready to nc.
commodate all who may favor him with their
patronage Hckeops constantly on hand all
kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Alsoa good
Assortment o stoves ofthe most approved pat.
terms Job Work and repairing Of all kinds,
done with dispatch upon the most reasonable
terms. Particular attention will be given to
Roofing, Spouting &C.
Country produce taken in exchange for
Tin.Ware. !maroh b mol 1852
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atteister,
LOCA u.

Sin. EpIroR:--YOp will please announce F.
W. sISsoN, as candidate for the office Of
Commissioner of Revenue in District No. l at
the ensuing Spring election And oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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AgornrR MARTYR--About two weeks
ago. in jail at Richmond, died Daniel
Wioher, of Wayne county, aged seventy
= years. Ha had been cnn6pea in Jail
for several months--and had resisted ev'
cry temptation to abandon his noble adj
hcrcnce 10 Union principle. Ho was
offered his liberty, il he would take the
oath of allegiance 10 the Southern Con
foderacy, but persistcntly declared that
he would suffer death rather than take
such an oath-ond he kept his word.
He was much respected by his fellow
citizens, and the memory of bis lofty pa
triolismwi long b, cherished by the
PEOPLE ofWayue county.
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Return of n Fugitive.

John, slave belonging to Mr. A. M.
Henderson, who has been in the employ
fP, S. Lewis, Esq, for the last eight
or ten years, suddenly dccamped for
Ohio about the 9Th of February last, to
try his fortunes in a free land. He had
when he left, about twenty-five or thirty
dollars in his pocket and good supply
of excellent clothing. A few days ago
ne returned to his former home, sick,
penniless and almost naked. He ex-
presses himself perfectly satisfied with
the experience no has had in a free State,
and says it lie should live a thousand
years, he wond be content il his old
Virginia home.
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UNION H0rSE.
POINT PHEASANT. Va.

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH, MCDANIEL, !; Proprietor.
VNHlS Hotel is in the business portion Of the
town convenient TO the steamboat landing
and theproprietor pledges himself to snare no
painsto give entire satisfaction TO all who may
be pleased TO call upon him.
march 2D-iy,
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The following paragraphs from the
Richmond Dispatch, shows the system Of
terror applied by the rebels 10 obtain
soldiers:
A WARSING TO DEVELOPMENTS The
63l persons who failed to report them
selves in Colonel Evans regiment for 90.
rollmeut, need mot console themselves
with the superstition that their names are
not known, Their names are known,
enrolled and tbporied to the proper Off.
Ger, to DO dealt with MS the law direct in
regard 70 those who fail TO report them
selvesfof 1utollmOnt There are others
in thai district whose names have not vet
beet nseeytained, and the enrolling off
GERS SO taking the proper steps to find
thom out, and thcy. too, will be enrolled
and reported for daft among tho Inst
Ievies.
Tho number who enrolled themselves
IN Col Evans regiment was l,d7i
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The Slauuch and Good Steome
r. G. NJ. LOWELL,

~ win ply between Syracuse and
sGallipolis daily, leaving Syracuse at
Ia Ia, PonorOy ut 8, and arriving ut Gallipolis
Mt l2am. Returning, leaves Galllpolis at |
P. NJ, Point Pleasant, ut Q p. M All orders
promptly attended to, For freight or passage
apply on board.
w.B. BENNINGTON, Captain.
March, 6, 1862 -3m.
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Tnr late rains have caused the buds
10 swell, and the grass 10 spring FORTH
In week or two more vegetation will be
quite forward, unless we should have
slight spcll' Of cold weather.
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olindivi1uaIs who evnce an inveterae
eagcmoss to have something appear in
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The indianapolis SontineI says It is
generally remarked that the growing
wheat noyor looked bGltero more prom
isng for the season than tits now does
throughout. lulima
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The various mud roads leading from
this place are almostimpassable for teams,
This acts as a serious check upon bust ;
ness. II is anoticeable feature that
when receipts Of produce are slim, bust
ness ia al branches is comparatively slim.
J great impediment to the IiveIincs' of
trade here during the winter months is
the sal in(Grioity Of our thoroughIores.
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Eg-nlanks az nh kinds Tor sale al tho
gEGlSTER OFFICE,
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M L. WALL q co. have on consign-6 n
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steads,
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With large variety of all other goods In the
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very lowest prices to close out the stock,
". L. WALL h CO., Auctioneers,
Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth ST.,
no 22-2w South side.
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