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a1a5llrille 3l1iull.
sUYDAY, NAY s, 1854.
4 w..hIaalaa al.pateh Of he q


a Wsshingioa dispatch Of the Cd
Inst. says the rebel journals chuckle
over the fact that the French vessels
were obliged to leave James River, the
stipulated time having elapsed, with
little, if any tobacco
The Richmond Enquirer, comment
ing upon q recent speech Of Yice-Pres-
/ lent Stephens says that be has disap-
pointed his admirers and old friends,
only to crafty his enemies and those
o. his country. lie has At no time ut
tered any expressions Of hope OF conf
dence in the success Of our cause, and
can point to no moral or material aid
that he has rendered the cause.
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DISBASES OBJ THB SKIN!
Price, 81 per Box.

THIS CERATE HAS BEEN IN USE BY THE
French armies for the past fifty years, and
there is no French soldier who does not know it
value.
Il was also used extensively by the allied armies
in the CriTnean war, and such were the benefits de-
rived from its use that It has acquires awoTld-wde
reputation, and soldier who knows Of its merits
will be for a single week without box in his KNAPP
sack, as by The use Of this CeTate he always has
safeguard al last the various troubles TO which
soldier is subject, as by using il on his clothing be
can prevent the appearance Of yernln, and the die
eases Of the skin enumerated above, and after they
have made their appearance, il is bat little trouble,
with the aid Of this Cerate 70 nd himself Of these
disagreeable troubles.
The proprietOrs have gone to greet expense n
procure the original recipe Of Dr. Nelloc, with tyli
directions, aud the apparatus for man actunng the
Cerate, a. it has been made by the original inven-
tor and have procured the
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3sr no. I.-OUR RELArIoSs AT Hong AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING
No. l. On England's muggy shore, a sUTly hon
gave gTleyOIls TOarl
2 Which Temporarily astOnished even the
Gallo cock.
). Who responded with warilke ygor, when
hon caYed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: "Is ne
not a bird and brotherg"
8. Which he forgets IN the embrace OF the
benghted wolf OF the c. 6. 4.
6. The srming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the hon.
7. The Mexican vulture garroted Icy the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams
9. Grand combat between the eagle and The
wolf Of the G. s. a.
10. Death Of the wolf
Il. The eagle Yindicstes the Monroe doctrine
In Mexico.
L. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shsll lead John Bull (the lion) and France
(the Gallo cOck) IN future.
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Corn Meal.

TNREsH CORN MEAL FOR SALE AT THE
Il Broadway Mis-, Broad aud Hlgh-streets.
ap 2l-d TT u. D. DICAET, Agent
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Hunqarian Grass Seed.

00 BBLs. AND 81 SACKS HUNGARIAN GRASS
tlU FEED.
la0 saaas Corn
- bales Hay.
~ SACKS Oats.
Justreoeivs3 y stsamers scisnee snd Imperial,
and Tor sale b u. d. ptChE4, Aggnt
HI III BToad and AlFo-sta.
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JOHN R. oowAN.
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EVERY CUSTOMER LEAVES THE GAIIE
- tbs FIE u.
Information No. Z.

Marl-sm F. SALESMAN.
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Twelve Cards in Each SET

9sr no. l.-OUB RELAroSs AT Hong AND ABROAD
COMPRISING
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, y
CROWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATES, as IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ny books VII show that for TIE past Eve months
my practice has increased q hundred per cent. over
the ast year, until L is mol % b surpassed by any
IN the state. With my general Prac6ce N tie city
treaf the following
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sB-Ihs shove articles have been oOugni loN .
ash sela..i with CREST care and Wiii be sold Il th
Tow Fes'f CASH PklEE-
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DR.. McGILL,
no. "a Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jsnl viii meet with proTnpt attention.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, Dr.. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that he hiss re-
moved his DISPENSARY to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21
The Love Of Home.

Tho following noble aontimentS vera
uttSrod by Daniel Webster. They arc
indeed, pearls Of the rareSt value. We
place them herein order that motheu
may see them aad read them to their
children;
ut is only shallow minded pretenders
who make either distinguished origin
matter Of personal meTit. Of obscure ori.
Gin matter Of personal rcproach. A
man who is not ashamsd Of his early
condition. ltlid happento me TO be
born in a log cabin. raised amoug the
snow'drift, Of New Hampshire. at . pc,
rioi so eally that when tho smoke first
rose from its rudcs chimney and ourled
over the frozen hills, there was no SINH.
lar oyidonoe'ofa white mana habiAiion
bctWocn'il and tho riyersof Canada
LIS remains still exiut make Il an
annual visit, carry my children to Il,
to teach them tho harisbips endured by
the generation beFor ono. love 10
dwell on the tender recollOeli0nsI the
kindred tics, tho carly affections aud the
narration otincidents which mingle with
all know Of this primitive family abode
I weep TO think that none OF those Who
Inhabited il are now among tho living
aud fever fail in aliec,ionatO venara.
ton for him who raised il, and defend
cd it against savage violence aud des.
I<rueton, cherished all domestic CON.
forts beneath its roof, and through the
fire aud blood Of seven years revolutions
AIRY war. shunk from uotoil, no sScri.
ico to servo hia country, aud to raisO
his children to condition better than
his own, may my name and the name Of
my posterity be blotcl nom tho memo
ry Of mankind"
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A Sweet Wifc.

Mrs, x. who resides in our Sen.
atoral district, had a neighbor who was
represented TO be quarrelsomo in his
family, making his home anything but
a pleasant abode. She, however, bav-
ing heard that his wife was . good deal
oil vixen, thought that tho wife might
be blamed for the unpleasant state OF
affairs in the household. So, full OF
charity and the doctrines Of the law ol
kindness, Mrs X visited her neigh.
boris house, with the benevolent intent
of roconciling tho differences existing
ehere, and addressed tho better half
Smothing in this style:
Now, you know" said she. chow
much pleasautor it would bO it you and
your husband would live together with
out quauelling both you and your chill,
dren would be happier and instead OF
being a roprosch to The neighborhoOd,
YOU might become honored msmbers OF
society. And it may be-" she continued
"you are not altogether blsmcless in this
matter Suppose you try and sec what
! tho lsw Of kiudnoss praelieed toward
your husband will do in offooting a rs.
conriIioliou. Il certainly can do him
I no harm, aud you may sucoeed 10 louch.
| Ing the tender chords Of his heart, and
he may renew his old affection. Try
ill.," shO urged, "and il you do not sue
cood you viii at least heap Goals Of tra
on bis head, and so on.
All this was listened 10, when this re-
ply was made.
"l don't know about your Goals OF tre
I've trisd boiling water, and u didn't
do Bit Of good"
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Ingenious yillanY

An elegantly dressed female entered a
iTweIcr's shop 10 Paris one day. and
asked to see gomo valuable gold pins, OF
which she wished to purchase one, she
said as Nav Years present for her
husband. While she was examining the
articles men commenced playing
barrel organ before the door, The mu.
sic seemed 10 annoy the lady, and stop.
ping TO the door, she threw piece OF
roncy to the man, and told him to 60
away, which hO did at once. On re.
turning to the counter sho said that
none Of the pins suited her, bat as some
compansatioo Io1 the trouble she had
given him, sho would buy bsooeh for
the daughter Of her concierge. She 90.
corAiugly chose one, paid iof for II.
and was leaving the shop, when the jew.
'lessaFi7i'' y ''ss' :, 1Iai7
ue from among those shc hdd ipeeHiooE-'
iog at. He accordingly stopped bis Gus.
toner. who seemed highly indignant.
aud insisted on tho jewellers vile
searching her, which was done, but no
pin was found. The jsweiler, therefore
allowed her to leave, but sent his sister
10 watch her. The woman was soon
seen 10 enter another jewellers shop.
wOs pretending to make purchase aS
before. when the organ grinder again
made his appearance. As soon as he
began playing she again threw him
some money and ttlcrcd him to move
on; but the person who was watching
her perceived that with the money she
mad also given the man piece Of Jew
elry. This fact was at once made known
to some sergcants de Vile. who arrest
ed both Of them, apd found on the man
several articles Of jcwelry which had
been obtained in a similar manner.
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Cyan exchange says: Occasion :
ally we encounter man in our business
relations who grumbles at the prices of
advertising and job work. He says the
prices have advanced and ought not to
be so; yet if we propose to buy ouy kind
Of dry goods or groceries ofhim--a cal
ico dress for our wife, bloachcd dOmes-
Ito Tor a shirt, or coffee, and sugar to
sweelon iI--ora pair Of boots, barrel
Of corn, load of hay, cord OF wood or
pound of beef or pork, be does not Ecru
pie to charge US at lcas. from a5 TO 100
per cent. advance on old prices; forget.
ting the homely maxim that "what is
sauce for the goose Ough; to be sauce
for the gander."
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Wu7 He Was Rejected "A few
days since recruiting agent carried a
fu,ly proportioncd man TO the surgeon
for examination, telling the man to re.
turn to the warlroom as soon as he bad
bern passed In due time the man ar
rived, bringing his own rejection, There
was indignation among the recruiting
committee, who Immediately began to
feel the muscles Of this splendid speci.
men Of a man, point out the beauties OIL
his structure Loud were complaints
and bitor their dcnuncia!ions Of Dr., II
-, and what overt act they might
have committed it would bo impossible
to tell, had not bystanJcr asked the
man what cause the doctor gave for re.
jociing.
well. | believe, soys The man, that
he said | had the itch
The ward.room was clear ina moment
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A CukrosrY.-Johu p. Putnam, q
grandson Of Gen. Putnam, has presented
for exhibition at tho Albany Army Re.
lief Bazaar tho pistols in which was
burnt tho FIRST powdorotthe Revolution,
It will DO remembered that Major Pit
cairn rode toward the crowd drawn up
in hostile array at Lexington. shouted
'disperse, 20 Rebels, and fred bis pis.
tolls into their midst. His horse was
shot under him, but he managed to oS'
cape. The pistols were found in the
saddle, became the property Of Genera
Putnam, aud were worn by him during
tho Revolution,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21

MISERABLE PEOPLE Young ladies
with new bonnc on ra'ny Sundays
A printer who publishes a paper Tor
nothing and finds himself.
A smoking nephew on viset TO an
anti smoking aGnt. .
A star actress with her name in small
letters on the fill.
An editor with nothing but cold po'
tatoos for q Christmas dinner.
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JErF DAVIS smoothly and unceasing.
" hoters his people for their devoted
patriotism, while, to carry out his con-
seription, he is hunting them down with
bloodhounds. They must seem to
themselves to resemble the spartcn
HcIots, who were foggcd to death TO
the sweet sound Of the flutes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21

B3A story is told bya distinguish.
ed American sculptor Of the cool recoo
ton bis mother gave to his first attempt
at the plastic art. 1t was figure of a
woman looking out upon the sea, Os II
trying to get glimpse Of the vessel
that contained her sAilor husband, The
figure was scarcely demi ,dppVd about
the noCk-which seems to have been
the only pontthat struck tho good Ia.
dys attention. "Well, what do you
think orhor?' asked tho eager expect,
ant Of mothers praise. II think
sOid the matron, "that no dccOn. wo
man would bo seen out Of doors in that,
plight"
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EFT My dear madam, can you give
me glass of grogr asked fotigued
traveller in Arkansas, as be eutoted 4
cabin on the roadside.
Il amt got a drop, Stranger replied
the woman.
Buta gentlemen told me that you
had a barrel
why, COOL graciousP replied tho vo,
man, what do you reckon ono barrel o.
whisky is 10 me and my cbildrcn!'
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Coon ron HEk--7ho McGregor
Times says that young lady Of that
town who lately fell on one Of tho slip
perry sidewalks, psssionStely exclaimed,
Before this winter is over I'll have a
man to hang on to, see il | dou't.
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= WHAT Nrxr.-It said ths; the French
ladies are starting a new fashion. The
mft Of the bair at the side OF the face.
which is frequently curled Is 10 fall
straight down tho faoe in thick mass
and 10 be frizzlcd 50 as to look like
whiskcrs.
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EB'A true Christian is tho richest
man in tho world, in possession aud re.
version, for lo nhorits oil things, and
he is heir 10 glorious crown ot death
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ng'Teu thousand sOamon have made
opplication 10 be transferred from tho
AMY 10 the navy, but the war Depart
mont from some rea,on, rc(usca TO ave
iw sanction 70 the uNnsoI
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POLITICAL.
THINGS THAT NEVER DIE.

The pune. the bright, the beautiful.
That stirred our hearts in youth,
The impulse to 4 wordless prayer,
The dreams Of love and truth;
The lOnglngs after something lost,
The spirits yearning cry,
The strivings shor better hopes
These things can never die,
The timid hand stretched forth to aid
A brother in HE need,
The kindly word in grefs dark hour
That proves friend indeed,-
The plea for mercy softly brea!hed,
When justice lhreslens high.
The sorrow of a cOutrite heart
These things shall never die. y
The memory Of q claspiag hand,
The pressure Of kiss.
and all the traes, sweet and frail,
That makes up loves arst bliss;
II with firm unchanging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Thoae hands have clasped, those lips haye met
These things shall never die.
The cruel and bitter word,
That wounded as it fell;
The chilling want of sympathy,
We feel, but never tell.
The hard repulse, that chills the heart
Whose homes were bounding high.
In an unfading record kept
These things shall nevGr die.
lie. nothing pass, fof every hand
Must lad some work to DO;
Lose not chance to waker love-
Be firm, and just and true.
So shall light that cannot fade
Beam ou these from on high.
And angel voices say to thee
These things shall never die.
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RS-spirimal goods are Christians
riches, and he ought to be rich in these
riches, rich in fuith, and rich IN good
works,
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Guerrilla Brutality.

We have been shown private letter
from Galloway county, kentucky says
tho Louisville Journal. which tolls a sad
tale OF the persecution Of Union men by
guerrillas in that portion ofthe Stato.--
The bands swarm through the counties
aud deprcdale on the cillxous without
meeting any opposition. In the latter
part Of March, over fifteen Of the cjti,
zens OF Galloway wero caught end hung
by the neck for refusing to tell where
property. real or imaginary, was soo'o.
ted.
The ohjeet of the gucrrillas appears
to haye been to torture them TO make a
confession, for. in each instance thevie-
tins wero cut down before life was ex,
inc,, One man refused TO submit to the
torture, and they deliberately shot him
dead, The Union men bcoome alarmed
for lhUr sefeiy, and arc almost uuiyer,
sally leaving HE county, and goeklng
refuge IN other parts oftho State,
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nfy-If our characters arc TOO 6rm 10
be shaken by celumnN then envy ol'en
extoIs Us beyond JeOson, blowing uD up
because il cannot throw US down.
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AgSisnnt momoriaa Of received
mcrcies help to present duties and
quickon faith in the greatest future diff
cutes.
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From the Fairmon. National
MY BEAU THAT'S IN THE ARMY

AlR--"The Girl Left Behind Me-"
I'm lonesome since he left my side
To brave disease and danger
To cross Ger hill aud rolling tide,
And quarter with the stranger
'1is just one year ago this night
He took his leaye in sadness;
Butia week his missiye read
we'll nee; again in gIotres',
l long upon those aby lips
To print the welcome token,
Assuring him my sacred vow,
No. never can be broken;
For will ever constant be,
Though life is dark and stormy,
To him who Is so gallant, brave,
Ny beau that's in the army.
We spent the hours SO sweetly here,
Till Rcbsldom revoltea;
So kiud aud winning in his way,
That be could nr'er be faultod.
But at the larum of the drum,
He did both grieve and charm ma,
By flying to the nations aid,
My beau that's in the army.
The gent who sits a. home in ease,
And dreams Of fame and glory,
While soldiers groanS aoat on the breeze
Must hear jifFrent story. (
Yes, despiso the coward droue,
There's nsught in him ta charm me;
But give me he who'd die for home,
Ay beau that's in the army.
Now, if there's one within Ourlaud
Whose sympathy is csllous,
do not think it would be just
To stretch him to the gallows;
Butle me warn you if you have,
Perhaps It's better for me,
To tell you plain you can't cut out
My beau that's in the army.
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ETA country editor, living on the
line Of railroad, sent to The SuporintSn.
dent Of tho road for a pass for himself,
and added, "please embrace my wife,"
The Superintendent returned pass 10
the editor, but declined the proposed
honor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21

Ng-Finocn State Legislatures aud
Conventions have declared their prefer.
oucO fvr Nj Lincolh as the next Prea-
don't
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Rsr New York city has q church roc
eysry 1000 ipbOblsul'. aud a stcggs'y
lor every 100
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How TO Rvs SoN.-l. Let him
have hiSown way.
. Allow him free use Of money,
g. Suffer him to go where he plcascS
on the Sabbath,
4. Give him full access to his wicked
companions.
s. Call him TO no occouut for his
evenings
g. Furnish him with no stated en-
plOyment,
Pursue siihcr ofihese ways aud you
will experience a most marvellous deliv'
ernnce, or will have TO mo1rne over q
debasSd' and riinSd cbiid. IiionsHndS
have realized the same result, and have
gone mourning to the grave.
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! GoMg4INRHr TO CouNTRr Bows
9ne oftheleading business men Of our
siIy who has accumulated over half a
nlllioO ofiollars And Is building a resi-,
asprs costing a quarter Of a million,
sld Que Of Che neatod nG.hond compli-
nts % country boys that could be be-
owed. lie was talking Of business
~ tiers generally. and among other
lings spoke oI clerks and tho scarcity
q good solid Young men, occasioned by
~ war He said that there we're pen.
I .of young men in fine cloth calling for
eation', but they did not suit him.
VI preferred very different kind Of
'ee that comes from the country il,
tgh clothes, for something could be
20 out of them. But such young
iahad generally gone into the army.
fsle the more pretending class iha;
I4emorc clothes than brains, have re-.
iled behind, He smoke of country
that soon mado clerks worth 6f.
Hhupdrei OF two thousand dollars q
IN, and yet who had volunteered out
Shnso Of duty, but whose commuta.
3 he would gladly have paid to ro.
q Them had he not Ceil it wrong to in.
lf2nce them against thescwices Of their
;fqnry, Tho best he could do was to
I Ia them that If they would come
Ssk to his employ without any bad
bits, he would receive them at al.
oed salaries.
bet not country boys, therefore. think
i is Necessary TO initiate the young
ods of tho town in dress and frivol,
habits TO insure respect and good
adons. 1t is plain, industrious
be persons of good sense, sober hab.
lad scrupulous honosty that Ore in
and with all solid business men. -
haIler how poor, or how mean your
bes, fyou have tho personal quail.
Z above indicated, the true business
4 will soon perceive them and give
4 he preference. - Cincinnati Goz,
sERDY JoassoS.--It may be upeiy.
ak of ages, yet Mr.. Johnson is no
young We believe he has beon
fnmiliOr with public affairs Than
I1t two or three others now in Con.
He never lived in any but a
sato. He was never fanatic
EiochnicaIl Aboliiionis,. Ho has
gsd to various parties, but never
hRePubicun of our day. He has
oAea Douglas for President, and
1pAblicly opposed or reprobotcd
la strokes FOR mastery of the slave
He is a U. s. Senator With sew.
srdt " B to serve, and can hardly be
suspected Of ambitious longinss. He Is
lthone in Maryland, naturally ono Of
.he MIST conservative OF States, lie
has nEer been suspected OF humanita.
rian sntimcut or philanlhropic zeal be-
yond snowlcdge. Heis an able lawyer
and veteran pOliician--cool, clear.
headd, deliberate, and bent on conserv.
ing eIerything that will bear it.
Tbs man rises in the Senate and
calmly announces that slavery is dead
for al purposes but those ofmischiei and
peril and purposes that the putrefying
remHns be deccntly, dccisively buried
by constitutional amendment, SO as to
be blyond the hope or fear of resunec
top. His reasons are cogent, Of course
buE The naked fact, is most significant =
Cab It be worth while, in the face Of it,
10 run prO.slavery ticket in the ap.
Presidential contest? Is
her not some limit to tho riding Of a
dead horse?
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A CARBAGr-HgAD lis ono Of tho
supersutioOsi in regard to tho celahra-
ton Of Hallow Eve, that ia head Of
cabbage is lcrtat the door of any maria
geablo young lady. that the next gentle
man that enters will he her partner for
life, Ithapponoi upon last HOllow Eve
that ono Of our beauH's was at the resi-
dcnce Of a Young lady, when one oI his
friends entered and remarked:
q see that you are in Tor il, SO allow
me to offer my congratulations"
How so? What do YOU meant quo,
ried bo.
why, was tho reply. ',hcro wus a
large head Of cabbage at the door as
came in, Suppose that you arc aware
ofthc sign,
You are greatly mistaken, rCjOincd
,be other, 10 an ateeleaiy pompas man.
rcr. 4 assure you. pom honor that
there was not cabbage head hero un.
I'll 7 come
Nola dissenting voice was raised 10
contradict this statement.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21

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~ should never lose Il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21

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