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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-09-24
IIowARu ASSOCIATION, PhiIadel-

HUM AhO ADoD1lA IVY
III mia. A Benevolent institution esIab.
iishtd by special Endowment. for the Belief
Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Virl'
lent and Epidemic Diseases, ana especially .or
The Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the. Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with ade'
schption of their condition, (age occupation
habits of life, &C., and in cases Of extreme
poverty. Medicines furnished free Of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorhaa,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the D!spen,
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enVel
opes, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable ,,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa ~
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTWELL, P'tsia'i'
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Seereiary
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Starting strawberrr.rIant,

Permit me to detail method ofrans.
planting strawberries which though not
new is rarely employed, but which fol-.
lowed last August with most gratifying
success. When the runners were about
forming, took three and four.inch pots,
fllod them with a mixture Of sond snd
black mould, snd stuck the runners in
them. AS soou as they Were filed with
roofs they were cut of from the parent
plant; a bed was prepared for themi they
were turned oUt nicely and plsnlcdin it;
growth commenced Immediately, and
now, at this spring. no one could believe
that they had been SO recently planted,
Single plants have made three and
four crowns, and ore sending up meg
nihcsnt stems crowned with blossoms.
/ feel tolersby sure Of having a fine
crop OIL fruit.-[Canadian Agricultural
lot.
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bags, Moths in Fnrs, WoOllens, Ne,
Insects ON Plants, Fowls, hnimqIs, dc
Put up in Csc SOC. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles
and FIaskS, 50 aud IS sizes for HorKLs, Pubic
INSTITUTIONS, SC,
"only inallible remedies known"
"Frcc from PoisoDS."
'Noi dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats come out OF their holes TO die"
u Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
" Soldby all DRUGGIsrs and RETAILERS ey'
crvwhere.
Lr l!lBEwARE." Of all worthless limitations.
IL See that "CosrARs" name is on each Box
Bottle, and Flask, before you buy
" Address HENRY Il. COSTER
Ir PawoPAL Drror 1872 BROADWAY, n. Y.
1]- Sold by B. GILMORE, Point Pleasant Va
April 30 fm
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A DRATTED man presented himself at
tile Provost MarShal's office Norwich,
c.. having the fore finger Of bis right
hand freshly utof at the joint. The
board thought The Gnger was not ampu-
taled close enough. and thata trigger
might be pulled by i when it healed up.
The man pissed.
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A Stump Orator.

An Ohio stumpor, while making a
speech paused 10 the midst of it, add
exclaimed: Now, gentlemen, what do
you Think Instantly man rose in
the assembly, and, with one eye partial.
~ closed. modestly replied; i thinb, sir,
| do, indeed, sir--l think II YOU aud |
were TO stump the country together we
would tell more lies than any other two
men in the county nir, and I'd no! say
word during the whole time, sir
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

E1- The physician who is advertising
to cure "nII kinds Of female weakness.
es," must be the most wonderful Of all
possible doctors. y
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GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS-.THE
REBELS IN FULL RETREAT.

kEBELS IN FULL RETREAT
NOV while our victorious boys are follow,
y ing up theirhard won victories, come my
countrymen to their help, and let Us crush out
this great rebellion sotNat we can have peace
again in our once happy country Now istho
time to strike. Your country calls for help.
Do 30, turn a den; ear and soy there i, plenty
to 90 without me- but come cut like mem
DONE compel Your country to resort to draft
Now boyscry with loud voice and fairly
make the woonsring with your shouts while
on your way to join the Third \ irginia Caval,
ry, now being recruited at Point Pleasant, w.
Va, where You can get the best chance yet of
Ccred, Bounty 500 500 and one months pay
in advance, when mustered in. Don't Let this
chance slip to get into good company, whore
the best arms, horses and equipments, will be
furnished this company, This company is be-
ing raised expressly for the protection Of your
homes along The border
Capt DAVID b. WOLF,
LIST Lieut., JAS. p. MATTHEW,
Cd Lieut.. HENRY A. WOLF,
July 23nol9f
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AYE4S'S
Ague cure,

Ague cure
ToR THE SPEEDY erRE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and ASac'
Remittest Fever, Chill PsVsr, b EmD
Agus, Periodical Headache, or BiIiI ne
UeaJache, and Bilious Fovers, indeAd
for the whole class Of diseases OTiyiA
mating In hillary arrangement, caused
BY the Malaria Of nlissnal.c countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague' such
we are now enabled to offer, with perteei
certainty that II Will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded ON proof, thai
no harm Gun miO from is use III any guam
tity,
That which protects rom or prevents thu
disorder must be of immense service in the
Communities whore it prevails. Prrrh'tio" il
better than cure, for the patient escape. the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
tbi, Laleful diste!nper This "CJkR" exPels
the u,asmatie poison Of FEyER AND Aoun
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the hrst APP
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t u +,
not only the best remedy ever yet dwsoT%tdl
for this class of complaints, but also tho
cheapest. The large qulnHty NE supply for
q dollar brings It within tie reHah Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FGYEA
ASo AGuG prevails, every body should haI'it
and use it freely both tCr sure aud protection.
1t is hoped this price will Place It within tie
reach Of all--thc poor as well as th' rich. a
great superiority Of this remedy ever any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intcrmittenpis Is, that It contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-.
duces no auinism or othn injurious ehs7H
whatever anon the eonSttuioU These elto4
by it are let u, healthy E, il ;Agy had ne7U
had the disease.
Fever aud Agueio not alone the 'n"1ntneeo
Of the miamatic poison. STs" r"!!tty n
disorders ari'e from IL irritation, MranS Hairh
are Neuralgia, Rhemarrm, 'icus fi-nostN',
blindness, Ioothache. Ssra,he tstA h. A''h-
ma, Paplation, PAlRiJl Affection " no
Spleen, Mysteries Pain IN Tie A"Nst' en-
Paralysis end ncrsnyemuni p! lh' i;"irA'A,
ell of which when originating IN tn crn",
mt on the Intermittent tyIp, q hac"-'r ps'j,H'-
i.al. This "Cu0E" eXpsl' iEs lni'"H non!
the blood, and consequently eH-a an ~
alike. Il il 81. invaluable prosrsana 70 i'ar1i;
9rants Ind persons tNV".lirs Or '-irlN'fHII
ryiding IL he mplNnaus hrurs. II iNh'"
occasionally or daily wNil' stro"tl - ~ is
lection, that will be etrrt.ed lrnn "a v~t-R,
and cannot accumulate in sufoi.sr a,.sN'i:y
70 rippa into asgsSe. Hence !, y - ENciH
.1yulla Erg t,aI.ftip1, ~ = tnfr a. ~ il
ever spiyer nom Intermittent, i tAr~ ".I
Themselves 0; tbs protection ms sac - ~
lords.
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~ Itjso rare thing for man or
women 10 be in love with moro than
one alta time, Love does sometimes
Gerry double, but not ofleu,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

Old lady FEW questions, and informed he,
that he Was the chaplain of the regiment and
intended TO preach in Redbone Church naxt
ohpbath, anu politely invited them to come
ana near mn She replied that she did not
care ABOUT nearing Yankee preach, when
tney we're Ut! ING To Kill their men, and asked
i5'in na' Pg!suas,on he belonged TO: a
bapast, replied the Major She wished To
Know II he.was hardshell BantIst IVA ;,
SAID the voting lady that had sDol-,,, 80 -,
Mayor a short time ago, "vou told me- ~.
YOU was not the Chaplain 81 hoo - -
don, Madame" replied they Naior :. pa pa
must have been my brother he beans . IL
/ ing resemblance TO me-" Just then o,,r 10,
commenced 10 beat the dinner call AZ rl-e
To TOR near that noise, remarked the old LADY
mat Is not noise. said the Major s,tlst
( music" % I mean music" said -he -
! sounds like what our men 1.-THE secesbl mali -
= ., that Is not retreat" said the Naior
/ The old woman got ''riled' and said their men
dld not retreat all the time Finally the
MAJOR lett them, inviting them to come and
! hear him preach next SUNDAY.
no" long we remain in our present camD it
I Is impossible 60 tell. The bows are all glad at
/ the prospect OF having something to do. and
( WI speeoiiy make tins section Of country too
hot LOT Suerliias- They are considerably used
/ TO that mode OF warfare and have the GREAT
! est confidence IN their COMMANDING officers
/ Few officers posses the confidence and esteem
OF their men as Col. Fairchild does. He seems
20 be great fayorite with Generals. ColopaIs
and everybody. We feel proud of him. And
/ Major Reynolds, ever ready with a Joke lone
ago won the confidence of the regiment Our
I Adiutant Sabin, one of the best that left
/ the state, has none home on a leave of ab-
sence. For some time past he has been upon
Gen. heArthurs staff Surgeons Eastman
4Ta tHyra ..rra 4lI NJ
IS sui with the regiment, enjoying some re
/ spite from the very arduous duties he had to
| perform all summer in consequence Of many
I OF our men being sick.
! Isuppose You expect to heara good account
1 from Us, after ele ttion. Well YOU NAV count
/ the 10th for the Union ticket All the Wis
! consin troops here are aoing for Lewis. Fair
/ child and Hastings. l don't think there Will
1 be an opposing vote in our regiment 4 r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
State OF Wisconsin
EDWARD sALOMON, Governor.
PROCLAIM ALTON.

The people of Wisconsin have much
and blessings they have enjoyed during the past
year. While the calamties and dangers of war
have visited so many of our sister States, have
been permitted to enjoy peace and prosperity with
in the borders Of State; the earth has been
boui.tiful in it's productions TO us, and our
harvest PLENTIFUL; commerce, manutact ures,
and all the arts and vacations OF peace have
tioUrished with unusual prosperity. And all
OF this has been vouchsafed to while the
nation has been, and is, in fierce and
bloody its life ami integrity,-a contest
in which the brave and noble sons Of Wisconsin
have shown unsurpassed endurance, heroisln and
devotion TO our ccuntry's sacred upon SO
many battle-felds; and, thus brayely acting their
part in the suppression Of the rebellion,
and assisting in driving the enemy from
his stronghods, have conferred honor and re-
nown upon themselves and beloved State.
Thanks to God who gave them such loyal and
stout hearts and strong arms Thanks to linn for
the success that has accompanied army within
the past year, bringing nearer to US constantly d
permanent national peace, unity and happiness.
Now therefore in compliance with tiIne-h orcd
custom, and conforming recent reclamation
of the President of the United States appointing a
lay OF National Thanksgiving, 1, EDWARD SAL oNoS,
Governor OF the state of wisconsin, 10 hereby
appoint
Thursday, 26tl day OF November, 1868,
day of Thanksgiving and Rest, and req uest the
people OF the gate of Wisconsin that laying aside
all their secular pursuits, they repair that day
their accustomed places OF worship, there to
offer their gratitude to God for the blessings aud
fayors have been permitted to enjoy during the
past year. And in that gratitude let Us not omit
to remember the many noble and departed heroes
who have laid their liyes upon the altar OF our
common country, to save i from destruction and
ruin their weeping widows, orphans, relatives
ana friends nor those who have sacrificed health
and limbs in this great national struggle nor those
who yet o brayely stand around the Has of the
Union.
Let remember them and those that are dear
to them. Let us comfort and assist them in their
aiiiiction and heir stru ggics.
In offering our Thanks, let them bc mingled
with Prayers for speedy and permanent restora-
ton ofpcace unity and happiness our distracted
country.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed
nay name ana caused the Great Seal Of the
state OF Wisconsin be affixed. Done 1t
H.. S. Madison, the twelfth day Of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred aud sixty-three-
by the GOV ernor, EDWARD SALOMON.
EDWARD ILsLEY, Assistant Secretary Of state.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
From the 10Th Regiment.
REDBoNE Church, Mis-. d,


REDRoNE CHURCH, Mist
Sept. 80, 1853.
Far some time mast a,lr REGIMENT mas haat
-.
CIV - - -
in9 the health o. thc men VINO had got uhdei
the weather durisg our STAY through the sick
=. -,o-,,, Of fal-o f,ro,,id.nao Tbc ra,,,.,-o-
10 lite pluHa o. lchspuIS H'u " most "eieH
cial effect upon the men. Once more We are
touch and enioying good health We have
I,,,t ono on. two cases in the hospitaI and thev
1872 81. .;...;.7 .--.-....-
az s''''i''i7 "''-'
ton. As tar as health is concerned, our reg
iment was never in better condition than at
nresant The men are all FEELING fine The
~ ,1 ..,.,l .,I,,o.,,,+ nil, -r .l,,,,,
" - W. 49, ''''S
ram
On tie 27th we had just got comfortably
settled i'm a new camp nj Viclsburg. when we
o.
NtIe oi"S'J" - P"IH ~ IL u 80
; me, - MAJ Cen Ncrbarson vfcr
- d to tl-a hi. rerirart and
~, ~ {{,f.,.orsfn cavalry and move ont IN
inc /, "a y lSeollstii ~ -. J'., ~
',''oilo - - -
II. ~ Pl,,g;II.s NM, s,,.r,,,5 hero f,oIn com
-. - - G;f.ci Ri,.cr and tn ston All
~ W -, aycar,f TO- 10, -
'r1Eei 70 lcA>I,I, i,,'''' ~
sa" NJ 10 pass tilc iill,S, am, ll,i
WIN = are - - va
Ihe morning. % m 80
LioNeu ou' ~ i'l,l''ll- -
NeI! Pi5"7''i'i ". -
iiolu Deeoil u 10 I+ -
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, ,tr,o. - 80, ~, NJ ob.aryei
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T'io7c Io9', anu le''1 ':,,' =. III ~,
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

word Tas spoken, vet she understood sli, and
cast herself on her knees beside me. looking
earnestl; irto my eyes.
s'John," said She, &c / have never reproach-
ed you-will you promise
9 1ey" | cried, folding nay darlings to my
heart IN close embrace, before God, and To
YOU, m. wife and child, | promise what you
wish"
Never to drink wine any more p cried
Kitty, holding my face between her hands, a
JOYOUS light sparkling through her tears.
Neyer:' echoed my wife, clasping my
hand in hers.
'Neye5," answered With q od's help
l VIII never taste vine nor strong liquor OF
any Kind again. From this hour / shall be
free Oh, Mary, can you forgive me tor the
past"
She did not reply, but She leaned and kissed
| me in way that made my resolution iron
Just then the children,-dear unconscious
little ones bounded into the room.
Hurrah, father they shouted. Hurrah
| for the Fourth of July Hi Amt We hay-
ing a grand time though p
Hurrah" | responded huskily, kissing
each of the crazy little creatures in turn
And now let US hasten to our breakfast, tol
we must have Jolly time to-day
Indeed we shall ~ laughed my wife, IL
| she hustled about, with color in her cheeks
| and the old, girlsh light kindlcd in her eye
| 8 indeed we shall. Why, John, | never ,elt
| so happy in my life :"
All this happened some years ago. Time
has done many queer things in our family
since then He has put the baby in panta
| looms; carried our oldest boy TO college
married Kitty TO thriving young lawyer
| woven little silver tire ads in Marv's hair anc
mine; and, better than all, has never brought
US one unhappy anniversary of my blessed
! Independenee-Day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
H.SEEEE L,

-,y.vprrz Urrx- the vt ticst of Gerindnss las
- for years prior his death, Frustrated
,irai disease, il a state OF deathin-liie phys
1 ve+ retaining his mental faculties IN
,;,e,, In this condition, he 4 ceated tle follow.
49,, ,oen which is translat ed from tie tierlnans:l
a,i,a cons of fort Ilne Ieny
For their in pleasure vieng
.ovy them only their happy death.
Their easy and painless dy ing
N gala dresses, with gariauded heads,
Their Inns in laughter extended,
rhey ioyously sit at the banquet Of life
The sickle falls--all Is ended
In -,.staI attire, with reseS adorned,
Still blooming witt; life. tI,es. glad IIortais.
Tbese far rites Of fortune, reach at last
The shsdowy realms dark portals.
flev ne'er were distigured by f-yers attacks.
They die With joyous aeineanGT-
Ard gladly eieeGR ed at l.er court
By ProscrPiue, heli's czarina-
q how L envy a fate lise theirs
Seven years daily laugnish
Fo death, the ground E-ithc
In bitter and speechless anguish
u. God my agony shorten. that
May be bCried--my sole ambition,
Thou krowest that l talent possess
Fer filing martyrs position.
i feel astonishe,, gracio Us Lord.
It course so incense 4ue1 tial:
Thou uIadest Joyous Poet without
That JOY shat IS essential
Ny torment blunt each feeling OF mir.h
melau cioiy make
Unless get better. long 10 tie faith
OF q Catholic must betake me
Like other coed ghristiErs, ! then shalt howl
IN thine ears my wailiugs dreary-
The be It 81 hUInorists viii be lost
81 y. Inisererc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

The arrangements are nearly completed for
the removal of the remains of the Union sol
dicfs scattered over the Gettysburg Battle
field to the burial ground, which is being
prepared by the several States interested. for
their reception and proper burial
An the dead viii be disinterred and the re-
mains placed in collins and buried, and the
graves OF those marked or known will be
carefully and permanently remarked in this
Soldiers Cemetery.
If it is the intention Of the friends of any
deceased soldier to take his remains home for
burial, they viii confer q favor by iTnmcdi-
ately making known to me that intention.
After the bodies are removed to this Gene
terry 1t will be very desirable not be disar-
range the order Of the graves by anv re-
mOvals. DAVID Wills.
Agent for A. g. Curtin, Gov of Penn.
Gettysburg, Oct. >, 1853
The papers throughout all the States will
confer public favor by publishing the above.