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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-24
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SHANES CELEBRATED EYE
RESTOR lTIVE.
unr Yn,, ,rDJ- Yr,t,

Needs no recommendation. Will recon.
mend itself This article formerly manufac.
turcd by John Shane has been used by thous
anjs of persons in this and the surrounding
counties, and have never vet known ii 10 fail
] had resolved 10 give il a fair trial before Of.
fering it to the public, aud being now thor.
oughly convinced its merits. do not hest.
tate to offer it as an article deserving much
credit, and one that should command liberal
patronage. Every family should have H. 1t
has never been surpassed by any preparation.
This eye water needs not to be recommended
by its manufacturer or from It's consumers, as
am confident 1t will give entire satisfaction to
all who may have occasion to use it, il applied
according to my directions.
II is an eiTeciual cure for all those suffering
from soreness or weakness Of eyes.
PS. ] am also Agent for Wolcott's instant
Pain Annihilator, which cures Headache,
ToothThe, Neuralgia, CutGrah, Weakness,
and Cold in the Head in few minutes,
Send 25 cts. and , red stamps for sample Of
either
Liberal Inducements madc to agents, send
for sample and circulars,
Address.
G. ". SHANE.
Oct g Cumberland, Nd.
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WANTED CORRESPONDENCE.
DY twoyoung gentlemen, between the ages
ID oflsand 81, with the same number Of
young ladies. oblect--fm, love, friendship or
The result or anything else that will tend to
dispel cnnui. Photographs desired.
Butlornut or Scce-h ladies need not apply, as
their cpistles viii not he answered.
Address, T.B. SMITH and
HENRY WATSON,
Box 20, Point Pleasant, West Va.
Sept l7-2m'
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TERMS REDUCED TO OLD PRICES
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1864.
GREAT LITERARY 4 PICTORIAL YEAR,
Tho publisher Of Godeys Ladys Book,
thankful to that public whicl. has enabled him
topublish magasmtf for the last thirty four
years Of a larger ejaculation than any 10 Amcr
lea, has made an arrangement with the most
popular authOTessiN this country
MARION TIARLAND.
Authoress Of Alone" "liddcn Path"
Moss Side" Nemesis" and "Miriam,"
who will Furnish story for every number of
the I.udy's Book for 1854 This alone will
place tho Lady's Book in u literary point Of
view farahcad of any other magazine, Mari
on Hsrland writes for no other publications
Our othcriayorite writers will continue TO fur,
uish articles throughout the year.
THE BEST
La3y's Maga.ias in ths World, and mc
Chtopca,
The Literature is of that kind that can bo
read aloud in the family circle and tho clergy
in immense numbers are subscribers lor the
Book. The music is all original, and would
cost IS cents (tho price Of the Bookl in the mu-
sic stores; hut most OF 1t Is copy,rghted' and
cannot be obtained except in Cooley Our
Steel engrnyiugs, All efforts to rival US in this
have ceased aud we now stand alone in this
Department giving, as we do, many more and
infinitely better cr cravings than arc published
in any other. work,
Plates. Containing from five to soyeu full
length Colored Fashions ON eReh plate. Other
magazines riyo only two.
PAR AHEAD or ANY FASHIONS IN Ell.
RopE or AMERICA
M. .,,',,,,,,,sa =, ,,asa,,s,a, ,,
i"V 'uo''' Nv" "o w W., ,,onp r''''' '''
SlO'Vuu NUKE
than Fashion plates of the old style.
Our wood engrayinrs of which we clyo twice
or three times as many rs any other magazine.
nre often mistaken for steel. They aro No iai
superior 10 any others.
DRAWING LESSoNS.--No other magazine
gives them, and have given enough TO I'll sew.
eral large volumes
oU h REoElP Are SUCH as can be ionnd
nowhere else Cooking IN all us vvarlcues--
Gonicctonegy--tne NWaery--the IolIet--the
LGnndry-'ho h'iche9' Receipts upon an
subjects ave to be found IN The pages OF the
Lady 5 Book .,,,. n, ~
LADIES' WORK TABbE-,This depart
mcnt comprises engavings aud descriptions OF
every article that lady wears.
MODEL CoIIAGEs'--No other magazine
has this department
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H!nI-Rnid.

A subscriber sends us the following.
We hope our farmers and Others, will
read it, take the hint and act accord
iugly:
Now, is a good time for our farmers
to make raid on the soldiers families,
aud supply them boan!fully, with ba.
con, pork, meal, four apples, &c, to
make Them happy during the Holidays
A FARMER"
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Everybody who passes the Furniture
AMI Stove store of Mr.. J. Leonard, stops
to admire the beautiful and tasteful dis.
play Of Furniture on exhibition, and all
who buy Of him acknowledges the fac,
that he keeps good Furniture good
Stovce, and good Tin ware, and sells at
very low prices, BY the way, he has
justrocoived new stock. Sale.room
under Bsae's HalI.
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Notlee 10 All Whom il Mnr ConceruI

QY provisions OF an act Of the Legislature Of
ID West Virginia, passed September the Sd,
1853, / shall as recorder o. the county o. Put
nam, on the second Monday, in each month, or
on the Tuesday or Wednesday following, at
my oaieein the town Of Winfield Putnam
County. make all orders and do all things re-
quired o. me as such Recorder.
GEO. r. MONTAGUE. Recorder.
Nov. 5, ls6a-tf
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A Fish, atLewisburg.

General Kelly teIegraphed on the lo,h
to Governor Boreman tina, Gsn Sc
mon attacked Gen Echols as Lcwisbufg
on Saturday, the 18th, routing him el
iecluol!y, killing aud wouniing quite a
numberand taking many prisoners
Gen Duftia was pursuing The enemy at
last &c counls,- Fairmount National.
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Christmas Dinner.

Tho friends of our convaIesccut sol
diers are aiding those in charge Of our
Pos, Hospital here-Dr. G. D. Daily
Dr., Strickland. Steward VIM, French,
and Ward Master Warren seaton-ib
give cur gallant soldiers "Christmns
dtnuer
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Eg-T. B, Peterson l. Brothers have
in press THE Days of Shoddy," by Mr..
Henry MerIord a work which has been
for some time in preparation, embody.
ing the romance as well as tie history
Of the breaking out OF the R9belloa in
1861, with sharp hits at shoddy and tho
shoddy contractors, close examination
of the career of EllsworLh's Fire Zouaves,
foil technical account ofthe first bat.
tie of Bull Ron, and double story Of
love and viIlainy 1t is l2mo vol.
umC Of 500 pages, cOntaininSa portrait
on steel Of the author, aud is sold at the
low price of 81. Everybody should
have copy,
Address T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
No 800 Chestnut St.. Phila,
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:.
no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN &
L Marines and widows or other heirs Of those
who have died or been killed in the seglee.
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, scnmc1i aud
marines Of the present war, who are disabled
by reason of wounds received, or disease ;cdn..
tracted while in service and Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears of pay obtained for wild,
ows or other heirs of those who have died or
been killed while in service, FL
Bounty land procured for services in any or
the other wars.
CHAS. TUCKER, Washington, y, D.
Those entitled To Pensions, Bounty Lara or
Bounty Money can have their claims prcplren
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker by calling a the
Register Office
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DIED.

sMlTH-Died in this place on the 7th of De
cembcr, 1863, -, infant son Of 4, m,
+. N, Smith, aged months and 90 days,
!, 40. mourn not for the infant dead,
Theirs Is n calm and holy sleep,
Ere care hath bowed the dropping head,
Or sorrow taught the eye to weep.
"Thc pure and sunny light That shono
From his bright, glorious eye,
May well be claimed rs Heavens own,
And called back to the sky.
"Fathcr, whose fondes hope is crushed,
Olhow bow thee to thy Makers will
Mother, whose note Of joy is hushed,
Thy Sone may tell Of mercy sill,
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For January. L A Cooley, Publish
er, 52S Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
We think tits written somewhere, "a
thing Of beouly is a JOY for ever" And
this is emphatically true and applicable
in regard to Godey's Lsly's Book.
The January number is before US,
clothed in beauty and adorned with
spIendor, The varied embellishments,
for the commencement of the "Ncw
Yeat" defy just description, pos
session, alone, can impart an adequate
conception of its merits and beauty. =
We annex the table Of Terms, which
are ca'h in aarGace-
"Ono copy, one year, So, Two cop
les, ono year, So, Three copies, one
year, SO, Four copies, one year, 81,
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The COnscfipfion Law.

The President has approved of the
Conscriptlon BILL and it is now law.
We see the political dcmagogucs Of the
Chicago Times faction are attempting to
create popular opposition to this most.
important and necessary measure for tire
e maintenance Of the army of the Union,
upon the support aud success Of which
depend all the hopes Of the Republic.
These reckless m ,lcontent~ will now
have an opportunity Of proving their
loyalty, IT they have even particle OF
that quality left. They have opposed
every war measure thus far inauguraied
against the rebels, on the plea that they
have right to oppose the policy Of
the Administration, and that they canno
"swallow the niger" But the Con
scription act is tot matter of "policy,
but an aGtua! national necessity; and
has not particle of the ''nIggcr' in it
They cannot, therefore, oppose 1t 9
those grounds, aud cannot by any posi-
bility make out case against it wIthou
making common cause with the rebel
open y, as they have heretofore in effect
We regard this as the great test meas
ure of the Countrywide measure upol
which the destiny Of the nation will turn
the measure which is to prove, one,
for all, whether the people OF these loya
States will stand by and maintain the
Government aud Union at all hazards
or turn rccreant to the sacred cause 0
their country in the hour Of her extrcm
est trial-thG measure by which will b.
demonstrated, definitely and positively
the degree of patriotic and manly courag
that the northern people actually pc sess
The test Is a severe one, and enc tina
would be avoided if it were not an i'm
perative necessity, But the fact that i
is unavoidable should command for it tn
respect, support and compliance Of al
men who have an interest ia or desir
for the preservation Of the nations exist
ence and the maintenance Of the nationa
honor and integrity.
The Chicago Times, and others whit
are unfrieudly to the war for the Union
will throw obstacles in the way of th'
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue ofa special execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the office Of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar and
State of Iowa, in favor OF Oscar Clark, and
against l.. NJ. Flournoy have levied upon the
following property as the property of the said
l.. NJ. Journey. to.wit:
The northwest quarter of section twenty-five
the northeast quarter Of section twenty.s six the
the southwest quarter, and the west half of the
northwest quarter of section twenty four and
the east half OF section twentythFee all in town.
ship eighty-two, north Of range three west of
the fifth principal meridian, in Cedar county,
Iowa, containing $50 acres. Also tho west half
Of the southwest quarter of section ten. and the
east half of the southeast quarter Of section
nine, township eighty two, north OF ange two,
west Of the fifth principal meridian, all in said
county Of Cedar, and State Of Iowa.
And shallofer the same for sale at public out.
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the q at day Of
March. 4. d. 1853, at IL o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day to satisfy said execution and costs that ay
accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day of February A. D. 1868.
DAVID PLATNER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
Nloh3 pr tee $500.
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execution Of this important Jaw, at their

execution Of this important Jaw, at their
peril All attempts to excite violent op-
posi,ioi,1o it, or 20 defeat its enforce
.ment, will be direct assaults upon the
National Government. Al! such attempts
will tend to involve the North in a
bloody revolution. 1.-THE "copperheads,"
lost to all patriotic honor, shall foment
internal conflict and cause revolution in
our own midst, the respons bility will be
upon their heads. We trust, for the
sake of domestic peace, as we'll as for the
sake of the Republic. that they will re-
irain from this most flagitious and dan.
gerous political crime. We trust that
no American citizen will attempt to de-
feat Or obstruct the carrying gu, Of the
CONSUMPTION, when the time comes for
its enforcement; but that oil men, acqul.
escing in the unfortunate but imperative
necessity. will give prompt and .unmur-
muring obedience to its requirements
Let US all "take our chances aud if the
lot falls upon US, whether We are rich or
poor, let us interpret it as the decree of
providence. shoulder our muskets, and
90 resolutely forth to help those of our
brethren who are already 10 the field
fighting for the cause aud the country of
our homes, our loves and our hopes
/. Cha. journal.
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a Curious Mirror,

Among the curicsities exhibited at
the last Paris Exposition, was a huge
concave mirrcr, the instrument Of a start
hing species of optical magic On stand.
ing close to the mirror, aud locking into
it, 1t presents nothing but a magnfcenty
monstrous dissection Of your own physi
ognomy. On retiring little, say a
couple Of feet, it gives your own face
and figure in true proportion, but rcver-
scd, the head downwards. Most of the
spectators, ignorant Of anything else, OBJ,
serve these two effects, and pass on.
But retire still fertilizer. Standing at the
distance Of FIVE or six feet from the mir =
ror, and behold you see yourself, not a
refiection-it does not strike YOU as a
reflection but your yeritabe self, stand.
ing in the middle part between you and
the mirror. The effect is appalling, from
the idea it suggests of something super
natural so startling in fact that men of
the strongest nerves will shrink involnn.
tarily at the first view. If You raise
your cane to thrust at your other self,
you will see it pass clean through the
body aud appears on the other side, the
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FINkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Branch Office, IO2 Lake Street, J
Chicago, Ill.

Tor the purpose of facilitating the Sewing
i Machine Trade In the West, the FIAKLE&
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have 8 lened !
permanent Office in Chicago, No. IO2 like 81,
first foor.) ~
The usual charges for freight. or rs
from New York to this place win b., ,ths
New York Prices In every othsc the
business Of the Chicago onics Y eni
the same terms as at the poe1l ri
York.
A full assortment Of "
late improvements, is
office, and all orjsrs
Machine Findings will
TO parties little ac92<
the Compauy's cireniSS
ed. This circular cam
1t is very specific, and WI
s:ructivc, having been prep
! and We viii abide by al
made.
The following brief quotasfsa j
OF the entire circular:
This Machine i. better adj
other Sewing Mae Inc in markf Ut
changes and almost endless Eari3&y NgWtuG
required in family; for it will sew n one 10
twenty thjchnesses Of Marseilles witt hit stop
ping. md make every stitch perfect. I(ill sew
from the finest gauZe to the heaviest cloth. and
even the strongest harness leather. without
changing the teed-necdie or tension. or making
any aush*tMtNt Oh machine whatever.
Thus have we successfully overcome the most
diff nit point in the Sewing Machine art. 1t
was no ordinary triumph. Dehantiy can we now
say, 'Ao other Machine compares with II in this
respect" Hence, have We NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
without eXcepti0E-taken the highest premium,
whenever the Machine has been properly exhb
tied in competition with other iirst-eiass Sewing
Machines. Hence it is that are able to ofe
the following guarantee, viz, ave warrant -
ry Machine sc Ito give BETTER satistae
THAN any Other Sewing Machine in marke
money refunded:' We never sell Machine
any other terms. The guarantee is as reli
as the note of any business man in the Ian
! for more than tive years have we relied u
| such facts for the repation of our Machine:
without single travelling agent in tie I
there is scarcely a neighborhood on the @
nent where the Machine is not favorably lind
We prefer such reputation to one base
mere taking points," az they are technie
| called in the trade. Hence we make but
kind of stitch. viz, the lock stitch. alikd
both sides, requiring only one-thrl the thr \
| of other kinds Of stitches.
n. B.--Locai Agents wanted in every coun
throughout the West. Special inducemen
: offered.
, Finkle Il Lyon 8. M. Coz.
v9n3sm6 35S BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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Wait a Min ute

ND read this notice. have reaauaih ~
"a 2OO.OOO fine cuttings OF me a ~paI
Timber Willow, at S. per 200. iW~ e.
ofthe Wilson's Albany Strawberry, tns :" n
iific variety ever cultivated, 1t 6o ces"
also, a good supply, and fine vaT,ev .. Id
greens. Roses, balls, Dwarf fIv "
monds, Peonies, Pieplant, RaspbeI..,,..N ss
low prices. Residence one hall m HID
Upton. # s JOSHu"
Upton, Jan. 18th, 1858. n2w6
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A Word of Solemn Conscientious u
TO thO>f who will reflect.

A class Of maladies prevail to fearful eve
community, booming ut least 100, teo yoaa
sexes, annually, to an early grave. lhc"p
are very impsrfsctly understood. Their ei'et -.
ifestations or symptoms are Nervous Debiiis' =
zion and exhaustion; Marasmns or sas.ip. -
sumption Of the whole body: shornes- OF p."
hurried breathing on ascending hill OF > y
stairs; great paIpitation OF the heart; As'aaia
ehiiis and Sore Throat; shaking OF Inc hAD
limbs: aversion to society and to business
dimness Of eye sight, loss Of memory, diiiines'p
Neuralgia pain in various parts of the hoay ~
the back or limbs, Lumnago, Dyspepsia or ih's
Irresullrity OF the Bowels, deranged sec,sp.
KidDeys. and other glands Of the body, as b. GU,
or feEr Aihus DC, Niruient Diseases IN W Nj
and female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hystssis Anu
Gus Spasms.
Now, IN ninety mine eases out of every one ~
all the aho We named disorders, and host Q, ~.
named, as Consumption OF the Luhes anu 80
inside Us ard willy form Of Consumpt'oh o. n
Nerves, known as Tahes Dorsaiss, and Men M
have their seat and origin In diseases III III n
cera. Hence the want o. suc onIv.
p'as'es 2, tf s.nns ply stefan to inc ,,ea.ins
u'l,,;ia I,stitutiou, is now enSase" astonil
cisss - ,noaern malaaies win w ~. Institufs
success The treatment adop.sa pnr;neiplcs, with
new; it is based upon rthout minerals or po's'
a,scosersn TN NJ snre are such that pasehs.. ~,
ed at their bones in any part ., nv letter and
cura,e descriptions Of 1hsir mai, or express Pr
.he ar;..s will be forwarded on applcatioh
~ scan.umption Catarrh ard diseases q tsa
/ IL ali AT the home OF patients as at the los
/ ton by sending the Cold Medcated IsH,'ps,
s.Mic yApoRs, with inhaler, and ample dizecsa'
| their use, and direct correspondence.
i IrJs Patients applying for interrogatonsmh
must nclose return stamps, to meet attention
i III ? The attending Physician will be fossst
Institution, for consultation, from "a. m tosF'S
each day. Sunday, in the forenoon.
Address, DR.. ANDREW sT0N
Physician to the Troy Lung and lily genG a
and Ply stefan for diseases Of the Heart ~
Lungs, 50 Fifth st., Troy, NY. N
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The Gospel and Politics.

The Gospel and Politics ~
1t is a favorte idea with many that
the gospel has nothing to do with pof-
ties, and that if they enter at all into
preaching, it is going outside the gospel.
That is because men do not understand
the gospel 10 its wider applications. They
are very apt to call thsee things strictly
"politics," which come within the line
ofrelicion. Tyrants are glad to call their
tyranny politics, but it is politics so re
lated TO religion, that the preaching Of
the gospel in its fullest sense is preach
ing down Of tyranny. The adherents OF
James the Second called the preaching
of the ministers against the acts which
interfered with thei. labors political
preaching" but they would not have
preached the gospel, if they had not Civ
en- their solemn testimony against his
prosecutions. The Georgians called it
preaching politics when the ministers
exclaimed against the horrible barbara.
ties to the Indians within their borders,
which the cation seemed to uphold; hnt
they would not have preached the Cos
pei that the Great Spirit has given, if
they had not covered with it his red
children. III II
Thousands of men called it preaching
politics when the idea was widely pro
claimed that slavery ought not to spread
itself over all of the future territory of
the United States, and 50 cease to be
limited to its present unfortunate home;
but it would not have been preaching the
gospel, If measure so seemingly filed
with physical and moral desolation had
been suffered to pass without rebuke, -
Macy men may call it preaching politics,
when we speak against a Contcderacy
purposely designed to make bondage
perpetual: against rebellion the most
unjust and unwise the world has ever
seen; in support of a war the most rea,
sonabe that has ever been waged; and
10 favor Of republican government that
is the hope of the oppressed all over the
world; but Christ will call it the preach
ing of the gospel. and bid the men who
have no gospel ,ba. bears upon the times
remember that they are but tithing
"mipt, aDisse and cumin.' while they
neglec, the ''weightier matters Of the
law" Many call it politics when Prot
cstant Christianity is insisted on, as that
in which a republican land should be in-
terested, in distinctinction from the Pa
pacy; but the Keformers would think it |.
a strange kind Of gospel which did not
paint t "mother of harlots' in all her
denominations, and check, as far as posi- .
BILE. her interference with free repubIi- I
can institutions. 81 /
All. what amistake people make, when
they think that under the name poll
ties" all sha les. Of corruption may Turk