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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
UThe old Wonan.r

1t wasihus few days since, We
heard sltippling Of sixteen years de'ia
nate the mother who bore him. BY
coarse husbands, we have heard wives
so called occasionally, though in the lat
ter case The nhrsss is often used endear
ingly u oil times as commonly Spo
kon, iart hpon the ear and shocks the
senses. sn old woman is nm objec. Of
reverence above and beyond almost all
phrase of humanity, Her ags should
be the strcst passport couhsou' copsjd-
eration.l The aged mother Of \ grown
up family needs no other certificate OF
worth She is = monument Of excellence,
approved and warranted. She has
fought faithmlly "the good fight" aud
comes Of conqueror. Upon her veuer'
able fa6e ,he bears the marks the con.
tlic, in IN It's furrowedlnes, The mo't
grievous Of the ills of lie have heen
hers triSls untold aud unknown only TO
God and herself she has borne inceS,
sanity. snd now in her old aee-her duty
done, pstienhy awaiting her appointed
time : she stands, more truly beautiful
than Id who has slbin his thousands,
and STOOD triumphant on the -proudest
Geld ofyictory. Young men, spsSk
kindly toyour mother and even courte'
oaslv 81 her. Bul liule time YOU may
see herno more foreverl Her eve is
dim. .hef form is bent, pnd her shadow
falls gfweward. 0theB may love yon
when she passed away kind hearted
sisters 81 she whom OF oil the world you
may choose for partner she may love
you wstmly, possionatcly children may
love y9n foudly; but never again never
while dme is yonTs. shall the love Of any
woniHnbe to you AS that Of our old
trem hg, weakened mother has been;
thro helpless iuhncy her lhrobbing
brea gas your safe protection an | sup
port "a wsyworl tesy boyhood. she
bore tien,ly with your thoughllc@
rede and nursei you through a re.
gi0o ills and mlsdes Her hand. Il
has oe1 your brow, or moistened the
par lips; her eye that lirhtened up
the krew OF wasting nightly vigils.
wal & always in your nightly sleep.
sle i BY yoar aide as none but her
cbu atch Oh! speak not her name
ugl Tor you car not live so many
vi Swould suffice to thank her fully,
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semmes, NOvem cnts.

An English paper says:
Capt. Semmes, OF whom we have
heard so much since the sinking OF the
Alabama, hos again left Liverpool on .
crushing expedition. On Sunday last
the bark Laurel. 800 tuns, left the Mer
sry osten-ibly for mslnmota7i but in re-.
slry bound for Havana va Na,ssu.-
Her cargo was Of a most miscellaneous
nature, comprising several heavy guns,
a large number Of cases Of ammunition,
chesis of clothing; shOsS ita;ifsI in buik
and drugs. The Laurel is commanded
by Capt. J F. Ramsey, a gentleman mol
unknown 10 blockading "circle'," and
Captain Semmss WAS on board. The
Laurel was cleared from this port by
Mcssrs. Lafone & o., who, since tbs
commencement Of hosliGies and the
alocknd7 OF the Ssulh.rn ports, have
been doing large business in this line
NJ is stated that new steamer, which
was lying o, Madeira on the 81 inst,
would NEE the Laurel. an receive from
the latter vessel ner stores, guns, &c. =
The mans Of the steamer ly ing ut Msdsi'
ra is The Rengr. but whether she will
continue this nsmO when she boislS the
Palmetto flag is doubtful. Capt Som
mes took with him 8 of the officers oil
the Alabama and 100 men, many o.
whom lir understood served With him
on bOrd that vessel, va hear thai
Mr. Adams, the United States Minister
in Londou, has bscn informed Of the
movements Of Clpt Sammes, and no
doubt will see that proper lookout ia
kept Tor the new steOmtr"
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A Yankee Uutel i'm Dlzic.


When Gen. Banks army moved on
up the Shenandoah Valley from New
Market. QuartermasIer Sergeant Reu ben
w. Oliver, Of Cochran's New York bat
terry. had TO be temporarily leIlin barn
on sccOunt of injuries he had received
Soon after our departure he made Oppl
cation at The lady's house adjoining for
board, but he was informed in true Vir
ginio style, that she did not board Yam.
kee h1rbarians.
Very we'll, replied Oliver, III you
won't board me | shall keep II hotel in
your barn, but shall probably call upon
you occasionally for supplies, and he
hubbled back to the barn.
Oliver WIS every inch soldier, aud
he went to work al once. Taking a re.
wolverine shot madam's finest young
pcrker, which his assistant Immediately
dressed. His able assistant next went
to the apiary and took us" hive OF
bees, and transferred the honey to the
barn; he then went to the lot and milked
n pail of mix from Der lsdyship's. COWS;
then going 10 her servants house be
made "rcquisiliOn" for quantity Of
fresh coin dodgers that had been prcpa-
red for supper. The addition Of these
articles TO his ordinary mlOns placed
him far beyond the point Of starvation.
True to his Yankee instincts he inyi-
ted the lady to take tea with him, at the
hotel across the way, at which she be-
came splerully indignant; but Oliver
was as happy as a Iark, aud for tie time
almost forgot his injuries.
Soon he had several sick soldiers ad.
ded 10 his list OF boarders; and in due
time sheep aud onoIher young porker
and second hive OF bees were gather.
ed under the roof Of his hotel; aud fur,
tbcrmoro, not cock remained to pro.
claim when the morning dswned. BY
this time, her ludyship thought she could
"see it, and sent for Oliver, who, as
prom pity as the nature of his injpries
would permit, reported at the door.
See here. young man. ssid she, i
perceive Tint it would be cheaper lor
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TnE 0rL E1cIrENlNr.-Tha oil eS,
ctenent 10 the gre Western Oil Rs.
gion, is HlI deefe1ing and exteosing
and at last has cached the KRnuv'ha 10,
rion, where this Petroleum vas known
70 exist itom tho very earliest settlement
Of tho county. This oil used to flow out
and cover the pllace Of the Kanawha
River. so much so. that the boatmon
here, Lt an esrly day, gave the namo of
,Old Greasy" TO our beautiful river,
The unmistakable Indications Of lhe very
best oil are all over this regioa OF ooOl,
ly, and companies are nov hero prepar'
ed to lest the rerlity of It's existence IN
ouanily to Justify The oxpaDs9 Of oblsin,
ING it. Several have commenoed the
operation of borinr and We shall await
the result with much anEisly-Rgq4,
ph1 Republican
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The White Canoo.

Ic the days OF old, long before the
deep solcitudes Of the West were dis.
turbed by white men, it was the custom
ofIndians Of the forest to assemble at the
great cataract, and Offer human sscri-
fee to the Spirit Of the Falls. The Of
fering consisted of white canoe full Of
ripe fruits and blooming flowers, which
was padded over the cliff by the fairest
girl Of the tribe, who had just arrived at
the oge Of womanhood. 1t was counted
an honor by the tribe to whose lotil fell
TO make the costly sacrifice: and even
the maiden, deemed it high compli.
ment to be selected to guide the white
canoe over the falls The only daugh.
ter Of chief oI the Seneca Indians was
once chosen as a sacrifcial offering to
the Spirit OF Niagara, Her mother had
been slain BY hostile tribe. Her faith
er was the bravest Smong his warriors,
and when the lot (e on his fair child,
no symptoms Of feeling crossed his
countenance.
AT length the day arrived; 1t Ia
ded into night ss the savage festivities
and rejoicing proceeded, then the moon
arose aud silvered the cloud Of mist that
rose above the turmoil of Niagara; and
the white canoe laden with its precious
freight glided from the bsrk and swept
into the dread rapid from which escape
was hopeless. The young gIrl calmly
stirred her tiny bark towHis the center
of the stream while frantic shouts and
yeils arose from the shores, Suddenly
another while canoe shot forth upon the
stream. and, under the powerful impulse
Of the Seneca chief, few like an arrow 10
destruction. 1t overlook the first, the
eyes Of the father and child met in one
last gaze Of love, and then they plung.
ed together over the laundering GAIA.
ract!
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Drill for Sinrle YoIun,eer,.

FALL ls-Lovc with some emiable
and virtuous young woman on the 6sl
opportunity you may have.
ATTENTInN-PRy 10 her, assiduoUsly
and respectfully.
RroHr FAcE-Popping tho question,
like man and she il accept you.
Quick MARcH-To her parents and
ask their consent
RlGnr IuRN With her to the church
and 20 through the services Of holy mat
rimony. -
HNLT And reflect seriously fora few
moments Thea determine to devote
youwelfentirely 10 your wift.
RlsuT ABOUT FAcE-From the hsunl'
that you frequeulcd when single, and
prefer your own home.
ADVANCE Arms To your wife when
out walking together, md don't let hei
walk three or four wards behind you.
BREAK Orr Billiard playing, betting
and staying out at night, ifyou wish tc
have happy home.
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SquEEzlNG.-W While We are growing
yely sensible, indeed, in matter Of dress
as fsr as boots. Balmoral skirts, warm
stockings, and high necks, we are de.
gensrsting in some other matters quite
as Important. The corse, is now rec-
essaty part Of woman's wardrobe, and
alasl when a woman does begin to wear
corsels, she will wear them too small,
and will lug ut the lnccs until her breath
becomes short, and she feeIs it necessary
to refrain from anything like q comfort
abla meal We say nothing agsinst .
well shaped corset worn loose, but there
lies The difficulty. A loose cravat in.
jurcs the appearance of the figure in.
stead Of improving it, and people wear
corsets that they may ave small waists.
All we can say is, don't squeeze, what
ever you do; you may have small waists,
but you are exposing yoursclye, to q
dozen mis(ohunes which are as bal as a
large waist. First. You'll surely have
dyspepsia, and grow yellow, and cross.
and unhappy; secondly, your hands will
grow red; thirdly, your nose; fourthly,
you will be unable to walk a mile at
once; filthy, dinner will be misery
sixrhly, your shoulder blades will in
crease in size and altitude: sevenlhly,
your eyes vii grow weak; eightNly, YOU
will break at thirty or thereabouts, aud
be sickly oil woman from that time
forth. If these truths do not Tighter
women from tight corseis, perhaps tha
Information thai gentlemen do not AZ
mire what dress makers call a pretty
figure" SO much asa DSturslone, may
have some influence. ~
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Canadian Opinion Of Gen. sheridan.
The Toronto Globe Of September 26
say.
Gen, Sheridan is model Not only
does he win battles buthu victories does
not lose their Importance m the reading
OF the second account Of them. His
dispatches sre plain nSrralions Of what
he has doIe. and not grand phrophccies
OF what he will do, But best OF all,
when he gains an advantage he under
stands the importance OF following il up
On Monday last he won vs,ory, and,
in place OF sitting down to wait iii the
enemy had recovered from the blow, he
pressed imnc, lately forward, On
Thursday he had overlakcn and whipped
the loe again, and in place Of halling
even then, he still pressed on the pur'
suit. Early on the following morning
We hest from him at Woodstock, point
some ten or Twelve miles beyond that
Of the previous dnv, declaring that he
had pushed on, regardless OF anything
lrsuch tactics do not gain their reward,
It will not he the fault OF the gallant hero
Of be Shenandoah Valley,
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~ E,ccntlon lnsl rrldnr.

Private Wm, II. Bowyer was mem
ber Of Company Il. S6th Virginia Vol
untcer Infantry; deserted the rebel ar.
my and gave himselrup 10 Capt. Johu
Bowycr at Winfield, who administered
the Oath Of Allegiance to him, lie re.
mained around home awhile, stole a
horse from his uncle, Capt John Bow.
yer, and went into the rebel army, He
was captured Afterwards, and tried by a
military commission at Charleston, w.
Va, March 10, 1864, for violating the
Oath Of Allegiance, found guihg, and
sentenced to be shot to death The sen
tcuce was approved By the President Of
the United States, aud ordered TO be
carried into effect In obedience 10 or
ders from Headquarters, Department oil
West Virginia, 10 wos executed on
Frid'y, November 4, at ls O'Clock, N.
- West Va Journal,
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B1H Gen Brney died in the dolrri.
UNI Of fever His words have political
value that should make them Union
war cry. throughout the loyal SteIes-
Rising suddenly in his bed, hs eyes
blaIiag with the fro that consumed him
no cried with q trumpet voice, l"Boys
keen your eyes on that h'g!' aud fell
back dead.
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DEArn OF DR CAulLt4 The death
Of this eminent Catholic divine took
place in Boston or tho eth Mt, He
went there to lecture Tor q charitable
purpose, aud was proslrsted and died.
His d scasc was sof'ening of the brain,
resulting from sun stroke last summer.
Ho was 65 ears Of age, and native Of
Queens country Ireland His mother
Ws Of Spanish exIrocliOn, He gradu.
atcd al Manooth College, and was ripc
scholar. Though designed for the army
he preferred the ministry and received
tho degree of Doctor of Divinity at tho
hand or.ho Pope. In Hebrew he had
few equals and he devoted muoh stten.
lion to the sciences, partcul rly asrou.
omy and chemistry. lIo delivered many
courses Of lectures on astronomy in Eu,
rope and this county, devoling the pro-.
goods to charity. He camo 10 America
in 1882 and had brill ant rarr 10 the
close Of his life. He was ono Of the alb.
lest Of tho Catholic clergy. aud his death
/, no, only loss 10 The church, but TO
the world,
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Good The following is 100 good to
be Ios,--of a school master and pupils
Joseph how do people lVo''
'BY drwiog
Drawing whot-watSr"
Set down. Joseph. Thomas what il
the equater!'
'Why, sir, tits the horizontal dole
anping petpcnGivuar1hrUOgh'he imag'
nation oI astronomers and old geogtaph'
crs. r.,,.
Go to your seat, Thomas. William
What do you mean by an eclipse?,
AN eclipse is a tling as appears when
the moon has gone of on q bust, aud
run, sgin the snu--ronsequentIy the su5
olaeksas tho moou's ace,
Glass is dismissed
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RFWhv iSa pig the most provident
Of animals? Ans. because he always
carries spare rib or two about him.
Why is sermon delivered on board =
ship like nceklaeel Ans,- Becnp,o
ifs \ deek.ontion,
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GbclucekIp Register.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
GEORGE W. TIPpETT. Proprietor,
Corner Main and Third Streets,

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nvm strictly in advance,
ADVERTISING.
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Professional cards of Z lines or less year S.
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A liberal discount made to thoe who Rdyer'
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Advertisements must have the number cf IN
sertions marked on the copy, or they will be
kent in till forbid and char :eA accordingly.
All casual ortransienl advertisements must
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GFAfiidayit will not he made to orders OF
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less they are paid for
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DR.. James 4. Hoof,

rTNENDERS his professional services to the
J citizens Of Point Pleasant, and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
Of drugs, oil, paints, dystufs, yarhish, Essences
xtracts, perfumcry and soaps Of all kinds and
patent medicines and very superior article Of
sarsaparilla.
He also has a large stationery. tobacco, cigars
and an excellent ,rlicle Of pure cider vinegar.
Feb 81. lS62.-lv'
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rSg~It Is said that nearly all he
Pennsylvania aud the Now Eogland
Banks nrO bon to organi2o in the Ma
tional BOuk System BY thnt means
their circulation will be gre.ly ex'spq'
.Al,
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THE REBGL Loss rN THE VALLEY,-
During the past three moOihs tho rebel
Gen. E'rly has lost in the Shenandoah
Valley hreny honsGad men, killed,
wounded and captured; ninety pieces Of
artillery; ono Momoal rogons and am
balances; three thousand horses and
mules, and toen,y thousand small arms.
Such revcrsss in the history Of wars rare
ly occur-Sheridsns brilliant victories
have rarely been equOlled'
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RTEycn Brebsm Yonnss wives, it
is stated, are etfcoied with the military
spirit; they call their norman husband
Eliggy.jeOr'
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They're always giving things differ
ent re,ignatiots from who; they used to
have, said Mrs. Partl0sou 10 Ike In
my opinion what they cal. The new TO-
gala, is ealsmount 10 old ihcmoIi1.
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The SomooL HousE Teachers and
patcnls should make It n duty to see
that the circumstances under which chill
dren study are such as shall leave hap.
py impression upon their minds. Young
scholars will gradually and unconscious
" become like what they most look up.
on. Little children are wonderfully suSp
ceptble Tor good or evil
Shabby school houses induce sloyenly
habits. Unswept floors indicate cob
wObby brains, III made benches not
only warp aud dwarf the body, but. by
rellux influence, the mind as well. Why
arc chilren so often discouraged and
even disgusied OF school? Because the
school house seems prison, and the
furniture as instruments Of torture.
No matter how oil or Questionable
your school house keen it clOsn. Hide
is sombre walls with pictures, embower
its weather beaten exterior, with shrub
bsry. Then The lirds will come singing
welcomes to your children. Then the
young imm9rtas that enter its door will
be won by love aud beauty. They will
be euchsined rs il hy sweet magic. and
their minds will ba owsk, n d to leaning
and yiruous instruction, with links OF
gid Frightening aud strengthening for
ever AMI ever.
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HTAn author ridieulipg the idea Of
ghost asks how dead man can get into
a lock ciroOm. Probably with a'kelClon
k0G
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DocToRS' Vrtrs,--lt is not only for
the sick man, hut the sick mans friends,
that the doctor comes lliS presence 10
Often as good Tor them as lnr the pa.
tent, and they long for him yet more
eagerly. How we have all watched NJ.
ter hinl Whit an emotion tho thrill oI
his carnage wheels in tho street, and AT
length at the door, has made Us feel i
How We hang upon his words, and what
a comfort Wa get from a smile or two,
il he can vouchsRfe lhat sunshine to
tighten! Who hasn't seen thc mother
rrying into his face, TO know il there is
hope for the sick inlrn, who cannot
speak, aud that lies youder, its little
frame battling with fever! Alb, how she
looks into his facei What thanks il
there is light there; what grieI and pain
il he casts Them down Ond dare not say
'hopel 0ris it The hoUse.falhsr that is
stricken The terrified wife looks on,
while the physician feels his pntientS q
wrist, smothering her asonies as the
children hOve been called upon to stay
their plays and their talk! Over the
patient 10 the fever. the wife eIyectant,
tho children unconscious. the doctor
stands as il he were late, the dispenser oil
life aud death. he must let the patient
of this time; the womnn pays so for bis
respite! One eau fancy how awful .he
responsibility must So to conscientious
man; how cruel the feeling that he has
given the wrong remedy, or that itmight
have been possible to do better; how
Larsssiug the sympathy with survivors,
if the case is unlortuuais---hOw grcRt the
delight 6fvirt0J.
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EdS~A Buffalo paper says that . man
(nsne unknown), was killed Tuesday
Sllernoon, on the Gree, Western Rail
road, near st. GATHERINGS. CanadS, -
While the train was stopping at that
Iloce he climbed upon tia top Of one oI
the passenger cars, to avoid paying his
fare. When the train again stopped at
Thorold, it was noticed that there was
blood iu large quantities on the side OF
the coach, and in trying TO ascertain
the cause. the body ofthe man was found
living on the roDfof the car, with the
front OF his 'kull broken 10, and entirely
dead. He WAS probably struck by one
of the bridges, while csrelessly standiug
~ with the rain in motion, and insIln.
tlY killed.
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D4. s. @ SHAW.

PHrsIcIAx AND SURGEON,
DEXDERS his professional services to the
l public. Calls from the country promptly
attended to. Office on Front Street, adjoining
the "Virsiuia House"
Feb OF. Ie61-lv
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TnE REBElLIoN WANEs. The great
Southern rebellion which has surpassed
10 magnitude aud euormity anything Of
the kind known to tho worlds history.
it is seyident is now In It's dying throeG
the death agony is upon it For tho
last three months it has met with almost
n continued scries Of reveres. Grant
has continued adyancingGnd throwing a
strong Gordon around the rebel defeuceS
Of Richmond, and cutting oil oommuni-
cation, throwing obstacles in the way
of their procuring supplies aud ,rippling
the resources of the so called Southern
Contcderacy geuetolly, Shcrmao has
advanced sleadily into the heart of Gcor.
giu, routing and demoralisipg Hoods
army. Farragut has Mobile almost in
his possession, Sheridan hos achieved
the most brilliant series Of victories in
the Shenandoah Valley on record. Ho
has utterly destroyed two large armies
commanded by cna Of the most skilful
Gen,rlls belonging 10 the rebel service.
We believe the fruilS oil peace will soon
be ripe. Our war worn soldiers will
return to their families snd friends and
resume The occupations of peace. Thoy
will lay aside the implements 70 bloody
strife and resume those Of heaven born
peace, MAY God in His mercy hasten
the time National Telegraph.
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IA. ., Blair,
ATTORNEY AT LAM,

(JJII.L attend the Courts of Mason county at
w i,s r,nrr Terns. All business en-
trusted To hi cafe will receive prompt a,ten-
lion. Address. X. 5 BLAIR, Richie 9. h.,
HestVa. Sept. 10 0ls63-ly.
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n. %. Brown,
ArroRxEY AT Law

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
S{fILL practice in the counties Of Mason
w Jackson and Writ. Address. Ravens
Wood, West Va. - 1Aprfl % '69-u
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pD@ The best kini of agricultural
fAirS--Fumct'' daughters,
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Canadian Opinion of Gen. sheridan.
The Toronto Globe Of September 26